OMORI: black space and the conflict of opposites

My first video:    • OMORI: how the unconscious boils to the su...  

CORRECTION: Actually the last mandatory area is the “Watermelon Area”, not the “Mewo Area”.

(SPOILER ALERT): Hey again! This is the sequel to my last video on Omori. Here, I explore how the full extent and scope of Sunny’s struggles are presented to us through the symbolism seen in the hidden depths of his mind: Black Space. Be advised that this video deals with some heavy mental health topics.

I also want to thank everyone who liked, subscribed and commented on my last video, as I probably wouldn’t have bothered to make this one if it weren’t for that. So again, please comment any insights or thoughts you have about this video, or any important details I missed. I really appreciate it!

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CREDIT:
Thumbnail by Monti Piton: https://www.behance.net/montipy

SOURCES:
Hanakatoba:
https://pwrites.princeton.edu/tools-a...,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanakotoba,
Similarity between «Distance» (track in Absurdity Area) and Grieg’s Morning Mood:
https://omori.fandom.com/wiki/DISCO_AREA,
56-12-2 and aminobutyric acid:   / interesting_things_i_found_about_the_music...  ,
True understanding…: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jñāna