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There is! Little warning, don't try and finish him off once you KO him, it ends badly.

@ArloKlenczon i mean ost, i fought him in both of his forms, it was bad, but i really see it only in full ost version of undone soundtrack, but i want to listen it separatly

​@@downsdays8207 I don't think so at the moment.

@@downsdays8207 There was on KZbin, but it seems to have been deleted.

That's what them gearing up is supposed to be. They have a small chance to use a deadly attack after that, but I didn't get them to do it this recording.

@@xerosin I also wanna say I find it oddly fitting their health was multiplied by 40. Arnold's was multiplied by 20, and the disparity between player and enemy damage is twice as big here.

Nan s’est juste une fan made entre les fans de undone et brutal orchestra

@@arckein4865 ah d'accord

The tune we all know? You mean the Sireen’s Call? Because I don’t hear that motif in this song.

No, I meant "He's My Dad" or the Armstrong motif, which also appears in "Dusty's..." and "Buddy's Theme". If you listen closely, the beginning of the track is absolutely identical.​@@xerosin

Wait, aren't they mutants?

@@BerfyThePointless Nope, they’re from the game Brutal Orchestra, and the design originally comes from the Garden of Earthly Delights. The Bosch painting.

@@xerosin They're also nasty bastard asshole enemies. They're the epitome of "Demonic Spider."

@@xerosin They are also very VERY annoying enemies. Their fight theme is "Pain Pain Suffering Pain" for a reason.

​@BerfyThePointless those are giggling ministers from the game brutal orchestra. They're entities of the garden, meaning perception of them is different from person to person. They aren't called giggling ministers by everyone though.

Funny enough, he was a lot creepier before he mutated

The flower covered mutant's name is actually Lazlo, and it does both give some ExP and have the "boss collapse" effect. However, the room in which Lazlo is in has a distorted, shifting background. Even when Buddy is (relatively) sane.

Maybe it’s a sickness induced hallucination? if you interact with it with low hatred (or high mania, not sure) it says “Breathe.”

@@coalnose Just don’t use the phone until after recruiting Oswald.

Boy do i have good news for you

Talking with him during daytime he mentions something about "mother nature reclaiming what she rightfully owns", i wonder if it has something to do with that We have seen how some plants started behaving weirdly, like the flower-loving guys at the desert that claim how their pollen has this calming effect on them, almost as if the flowers could brainwash them somehow, another example is the root-forests where it's implied that the trees in there are sentient The Cobalt Fields are filled to the brim with vegetation which is an odd sight in a place like post-flash Olathe, maybe Katz got exposed to the bizarre effects of one of those plants?

By the way, before it leaves, it makes a strange sound. I listened to it a few times, and I think it’s saying “I love you”? You also lose a lot of hatred afterwards. It’s definitely Buddy going crazy I think.

Some random who was late to the awc, and fights you after vega's arrest.

Yeah. If you kill his brother then run away he goes to the sewers and becomes a mudman.

His corpse still shows up at the place were you confront Jackie, and oversight i guess

Kinda interesting how "The Seeing One" gloves and mask are magenta as well, his poncho/cloak even matches the palette of the mud, not to mention how he's just sitting on it rather than being "dragged in", it even looks like the mud it's dry (the red skull guy despite not being buried, he's choking on some). Also, he doesn't "confess his sins" to people that approach to him unlike the rest of the mudmen Rando's reaction upon confronting him seem to imply he knows something about him that we don't (perhaps what kind of "gang" he belongs to and that his apparent foresight abilities are to be taken serious?), especially because of how upset he gets after hearing his words. Oswald warning him about not talking to him adds a lot to this too

Katz also has magenta pupils, even when he's normal. Maybe it's not sigificant?

@@xerosin Katz's mask doesn't count. I think its more of a stylistic choice

I just now discovered that if you interact a few times with one of the crabs in Rando Island, Buddy will press a hidden button behind it, i'm not sure what it does and i haven't found any info about it The amount of things you can miss in one run is insane, like the different events if you interact with some Npcs without wearing a mask, or the optional encounters if you have a high Hatred stat, not to mention the extra options/outcomes for having the optional party members (Mr Fantastic can get you the truck keys for free; Oswald can convince certain shopkeepers to lower their prices... on so on), also how much everything changes at Randoland after being taken by the Unics Gosh if they add even more stuff to chapter 1 in an update, i'm SO in for it

Wait where's the crab?

@@xerosin Outside of that locked warehouse with lot of empty gerenators at the beggining of the game, i was testing maxing out Buddy's hatred and i wanted to check if i could fight the crabs, and well, that happended lol

⁠@@PequenoVividor Another thing, if Buddy is a Joy addict, when Yado talks to you in the courthouse, he’ll offer to get you to a safe place, allowing you to skip the Judge fight and keep your items.

@@xerosin i also found a little easter egg during that one flashback at Oswald's old house, if you interact a few times with that locked door in the kitchen that leads outside, you'll be able to open it, there's nothing but a black void, you can't do anything but go back inside, once you do, that empty frame over the couch will change to a picture of what seems to be someone crying (or that's what i think it is, i couldn't figure out the spritework very well, maybe i'll sneak into the gamefiles to check)

I think they might be connected, for example, Tony Dove (the soldier you find right after Rando joins you) can turn into either a Mudman or a Golden Opportunist based on what you do during the fight

@@PequenoVividor It's a bit of a matter of the adoptation of a certain mindset I think. The mudmen seem to have embraced their own wrongdoings and adopted a state of nihilism, believing their mistakes can never be rectified and they will always be terrible at their core. The golden opportunists lack dialogue but seem to be more sexual and bloodthirsty in their nature. Each one we meet has gone fully nude and is covered in blood (usually their arms). While with the mudmen there seems to be some "choice" to it, I wonder if the golden opportunists embrace a depraved part deep inside them, or are influenced to become like this by some unseen entitity (lots of paralels with the different depictions of the infinity franchise.)

@@bread8036 During my first playthrough i didn't pay much attention to the mudmen since the things they said disgusted me greatly so i tried to run pass thru em as quickly as possible, now, after my second playthrough, i see that the mud almost seems to be like some sort of "divine" punishment, since one of the judges (Akira) starts getting buried in mud once he breaks down, or the Rando soldier that gives you free cigars also appears covered in mud once the night sets in; We can see some puddles of it across the different areas of the game, and the most interesting thing is that it's always of this sickening green color regardless of the terrain. Those puddles may either mean there's people who have fully sinked below... or they managed to "get out" of it... perhaps that's how the Golden Opportunists are created? Like, they have fully embraced the kind of scum they are, they don't care about seeking redemption, so they get out from the mud as completely soulles beings, no more remorse or care for self preservation anymore, they just want blood or getting a taste of that pristine meat.. it would explain how they melt away when killed, they simply sink back into the earth, no trace of the body, a proper grave for someone that can't even be cosidered a shadow of who they were before... eyes are the window to the soul, and theirs are completely white Conected to the mud or not, the Golden Opportunists seem to be victims of some sort of abnormal force as well, a few of them seemed like decent people, like Katz who only wanted to be in peace along his pets, he somehow turns into a G.O and is even capable of eating his own beloved cats just to be able to kill you, or Tony Dove who just wanted to leave the island along his brother and didn't even believed the girl existed, Gasper Joe (one of the guys in the undersea bubble) also turns into a G.O if you tell his leader that the statue they worship isn't special at all. I find interesting how seemingly normal guys are suddenly converted into G.O, yet a massive freak like Bolo who prides himself in being a pervert is somehow still himself (An absolutely disgusting being, but still rational and is able to comunicate, not in a "zombie" like status as the G.Os), i mean, the dude literaly calls himself a "Golden Opportunist" Sorry for the longass comment, i love Undone so much

​@@bread8036 What bugs me out the most about the G.Os is how some of them seemed like somewhat decent people before suddenly turning into... those, yet a depraved b@stard like Bolo is still "normal", he's still a pervert but he still has his personality, honestly that's what makes me believe the whole "Golden Oportunists" thing is caused by some sort of entity or extranormal force... Hell even Mr Fantastic would be a perfect candidate to turn into one yet he doesn't... About the mud... something interesting about it is how we can see many puddles of it around everywhere in the game, it has this greenish color that doesn't even fit the palette of the ground you find it on, not to mention how this mud seems to suddenly emerge whenever it finds someone that caught its interest (Papa Chuff, the randoboy that gives you free cigars suddenly turns into a mudman at night, and one of the judges, Akira, starts getting surrounded by it once he breaks down during the battle), it's almost like some sort of "divine" punishment/intervention: if you're a sinner and don't jump into the mud willingly, then it will come for you instead... Another thing is how we can see various puddles of mud in places where it doesn't belong, it always has this greenish-rotten color regardless of what the ground looks like, i wonder if those empty puddles contain people that have already sank below... or they're there like that because whoever was inside managed to break free... we see how some of the Mudmen seem to take pride on the bad things they did, or how they try to minimize it by convincing themselves that they were in the right... who knows... thinking about the connection between the mud and the G.Os, perhaps once they have fully sank into it, the mud takes with it whatever was left of their humanity, and lets out the empty carcass into the wild, it no longer feels any remorse (maybe it never did) and does whatever it pleases, some say that the eyes are windows to the soul, and the G.Os have no pupils, they don't even get to keep their names after they turn, implying that even joy mutants are still more human than them haha, also it would explain why they all appear out of nowhere and already covered in blood (perhaps rather self harm or damage received during the process, all the G.Os are pitifully weak and prefer getting touchy than properly fighting)... also, once they are killed they simply melt into the ground, like if the mud was calling them to come back, they join the scum of earth, is what they are... Sorry for the rambling about my cringy theory but i love this game so much, and sorry for the late reply but youtube decided it would be really funny to delete my comment instantly as i posted it

@@PequenoVividor Chuff turning into a mudman isn’t that sudden, he’s already covered in mud when you first see him. Another instance of the mud seemingly coming for people is the Seeing One, the red masked person Rando can talk to at the beginning of the Crossroads. Mud like that is very out of place somewhere dry like the Crossroads.