Game:

Digimon World: Next Order (2016)

Category:

Let's Play

Duration: 43:27

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Compared to other bad endings, this one is pretty tame!
So after hiding under a table to avoid being caught by Yoshikazu, and after Taguchi gets himself killed by getting spotted, Naomi notices that Yoshikazu seems to be dragging around Seiko's body!
Once he leaves, Naomi chases after him, which in turn leads to Satoshi and Yuka chasing after her.
Eventually going the wrong way, we get a scene where Yuka and Satoshi talk about relationships.
The whole point of the scene seems to be to reveal that Satoshi sees Naomi as somebody he can't imagine life without.
Not long after this scene, we switch to Yoshiki as he climbs out from a pit of corpses. (Pretty damn dark and messed up, really!)
After leaving this horrible room, Yoshiki runs into Satoshi and Yuka.
They all talk about what has happened since they last met up, as well as the current problem of Naomi running off.
But the latter doesn't end up being an issue, as Naomi soon shows up.
In a odd change of pace, the survivors do the Sachiko ever after charm correctly to escape back to the real world.
Now back in the real world, Naomi tells everyone to come to school the next day.
As everyone leaves, we switch to Satoshi as he thinks about what has happened.
Soon noticing something outside through the window (I assume he was in his bedroom), Satoshi notices Yoshiki standing outside.
He then goes outside to see what's going on.
Yoshiki, filled with guilt over Ayumi's death, seemingly tries to stab Satoshi!
But then he stops and reveals that he plans on stabbing himself.
Despite all this, Satoshi seemingly manages to talk him out of it as Yoshiki cries in the rain.
And that was that bad ending!
Pretty tragic, but nowhere near as disturbing as some of the other bad endings!
But anyways! The next part shall see a return to the old save file to work towards yet another bad ending!
What kind of ending will it be? A bad one, obviously! But how will it play out? Find out in the next part! (And however many parts it takes to get to the next one!)

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