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It’s time to explore the rest of the Otherworld in the prologue. From what we gather about this world, it’s full of trash. Not necessarily the people, but actual trash. The town looks so small; where is all this trash coming from? Unless this whole little mini-planetoid is where all space trash goes for collection.
It used to be a great place to visit (for what?) until whatever governing bodies decide not to take a relaxed approach to littering, but before we address the litter, we need to address why there’s a house-shaped in the face of a girl, similar to the pillow in the room after the white space.
You walk inside to meet the equivalent of an internet stan who goes on about a celebrity in Omori known as “Sweetheart.”
She’ll talk to you about her completely normal behavior before you’re free to walk around and notice things about her house.
Surprisingly, she has a normal bed.
However, everything else is obnoxious. This house is clearly a dig at stan culture, and we’re here for it. While there’s nothing of note (as far as the story is concerned), it’s a bit of comic relief.
Walk outside to where Ferris was complaining about the can, and you’ll notice a glowing item in one of the containers.
You’ll also see a recycling machine nearby. If you haven’t put two-and-two together yet, then you insert the can into the recycling machine to get 5 clams. You’ll find more trash as you progress through the Otherworld.
Go up the stairs, and you’ll run into a space pirate guy who tells you that you’re entering the domain of Capt. Spaceb- I mean, Space Boyfriend. I was expecting confrontation because running into goons like this makes me think I need to fight my way to a boss, but they were surprisingly welcoming.
Even enough to let us walk up all the way to Space Boyfriend himself and let Kel jump on the bed.
It looks like Space Boyfriend has come down with a case of lovesickness and, despite having an entire remnant of underlings, it’s up to Omori and the team to save the day.
Despite Kel’s reluctance, Aubrey, the only girl in the group, is the one who volunteers everyone for this special mission to look for a special mixtape for Space Boyfriend.
That’s when you’re given a junkyard key to get into the junkyard to search for the mixtape.
A door to Space Boyfriend’s backyard is opened for Omori to get behind Snaley and progress through the story.
You’ll come across two space pirates who are talking in the shadow of the planet with arms (Pluto) we saw on the sign way back at Berly’s park.
Once you get to the other side of the bridge, you’ll enter a small area with a blue pumpkin, holding a backpack, and a wormhole.
Yes, a wormhole. A worm, coming out of a hole. This is top-level comedy. Step aside, Carrot Top.
Walk north to the Junkyard, and use the key to enter.
We continue our game journey Omori Walkthrough Gameplay Guide: Part Eleven
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