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Part Thirteen Written Guide
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Part Fifteen Written Guide
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Part Seventeen Written Guide
Part Eighteen Written Guide
Part Nineteen Written Guide
Part Twenty Written Guide
Part Twenty-One Written Guide
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Part Twenty-Three Written Guide
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Part Twenty-Eight Written Guide
Part Twenty-Nine Written Guide
Part Thirty Written Guide
Part Thirty-One Written Guide
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Part Thirty-Four Written Guide
Part Thirty-Five Written Guide
Part Thirty-Six Written Guide
Part Thirty-Seven Written Guide
Part Thirty-Eight Written Guide
Part Thirty-Nine Written Guide
Part Forty Written Guide
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Part Forty-Nine Written Guide
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Part Fifty-One Written Guide
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Part One Gameplay Video
Part Two Gameplay Video
Part Three Gameplay Video
Part Four Gameplay Video
Part Five Gameplay Video
Part Six Gameplay Video
Part Seven Gameplay Video
Part Eight Gameplay Video
Part Nine Gameplay Video
Part Ten Gameplay Video
Part Eleven Gameplay Video
Part Twelve Gameplay Video
Part Thirteen Gameplay Video
Part Fourteen Gameplay Video
Part Fifteen Gameplay Video
Part Sixteen Gameplay Video
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After Rosa’s shocking revelation in the Junkyard, you find out you need to head back to Space Boyfriend’s residence to confront him and find out why he threw away his special mixtape. After riding Pluto’s big strong arms, learning a new ability, and recycling all the items you find in the Junkyard, it’s time to see what’s the deal with Space Boyfriend.
The space pirates are excited when they see you’ve returned with the special mixtape. However, Aubrey breaks the news that a rumor could mean the special mixtape was not worth the trip.
The space pirate guy realizes he might have to live a life of complete boredom forever, being only one of the few left of Space Boyfriend’s crew loyal to the former captain.
However, it’s Kel’s insistence on using the power of annoyance to awaken Space Boyfriend.
As we guessed, Space Boyfriend isn’t the most pleasant person. We even find out that he’s been pretending the whole time! However, despite him claiming he’s one of the strongest beings in the universe, there’s only one of him and four children with random weapons like a small knife or spatula, so we got this!
The Space Ex-Boyfriend fight is relatively straightforward. The only thing you need to look out for is how much damage he does as he becomes angrier.
Neither Hero nor any items to reduce his anger work on Space Ex-Boyfriend.
Eventually, Space Ex-Boyfriend becomes furious and starts to do party-wide damage. It’s important to have ways to bring people back from the dead (Life Jam to bring them back from the world of being toast), or else you won’t be able to unleash your powerful energy attack.
After you defeat Space Ex-Boyfriend, he reverts back into Captain Spaceboy and tells you that you basically beat the angry side out of him.
Now with a passive Captain Spaceboy, you inquire about Basil. Unfortunately, he knows nothing about him, which is weird, because he claimed to be the most powerful in the universe, so he should know everything there is, right? It’s like, “Oh, you’re an anime fan? Name every anime ever then!” We’ll give him the benefit of the doubt and say his “angry side” just vastly overestimated his abilities. Regardless, he’s nice now, so he hands you a train pass and a sno-cone ticket.
You’ll also see a screen that shows everyone’s follow-up moves improved.
If you look closely at Captain Spaceboy’s pillow, you’ll notice it has something glowing under it.
Click it to find one of the E key under the “wet pillow,” which leaves you nine letters to go for the hangman game in white space.
Now to continue to search for Basil in the next part; Omori Walkthrough Gameplay Guide: Part Eighteen
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