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It’s time to finish getting through the junkyard. Seeing Mari again, especially halfway through the Junkyard, made me think I was about to encounter an epic boss fight. However, that was not the case.
When you leave the little area Mari has herself holed in; you’ll come across a maze of crates. Make sure you’re clicking one very item. Even something as small as a can is worth the second or two, it takes to pick it up.
You’ll run into the usual monsters in the area. Don’t do what I did on one of my first playthrough guides and skip them. You’ll fall behind, and bosses will be a bit harder to handle. If you’re a bit behind like me, I suggest hanging around Mari’s picnic blanket and killing nearby monsters, leaving the area, and then returning, so they respawn.
Make your way into a large clearing where you have to make a decision on which way to go. The big tall, imposing dark entrance made me assume this would continue the story, and you know me, I have to make sure I explore everywhere due to the anxiety of passing a point of no return, so I went left.
There was absolutely no payoff to going left other than running into some gator guys being memes and blocking the entrance to an open container, so I left.
When you walk up to the other entrance, you’ll encounter a rude robot who gets in your way. If you climbed the ladder to the left, you’ll have anticipated something was going to happen because you could see him.
Fortunately, Kel finally shows off his ability: to throw things. For some reason, this rude robot has a weak point on his head that makes it explode if you throw things at it. Tag Kel in, and get the robot out of your way.
You’ll have access to the top of the crates in the next area. However, if you look closely, the meme gators are moved to the side a bit. Wow, okay. This meant I had to backtrack to see what was inside.
As soon as I entered, I was greeted by a scarecrow.
Except, it’s not any normal scarecrow, his name is Mr. ScareTHROW, and he is a self-aware scarecrow with a traumatic past, so naturally, we want to throw things at him.
After you’re done throwing things at him (and he thanks you), you feel there’s no payoff. That’s why the sadist in me continued to throw.
He’ll go on about the abuse he faced as a child as you continue to pummel his face with Kel. Eventually, you’ll get an achievement. So mean.
After you get the Steam achievement, he’ll reset himself. There’s nothing more you can do here except want five minutes of your life back.
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