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- The robot world is the real world. The house-program in the old man's house is telling the truth. This is why at the end when the protagonists think of meeting with Haru again for who Haru is, they "both" see the robot world.
- The statue (peak antenna) is part of a global system designed to make robots think they are humans and humans are monsters. Any glitchy effects are a sign of malfunction. The protagonists seeing the real robot world and the fake animal world are malfunctions of the intended program.
- Haru is probably the only real human being in this game. He is only seen as human when the aforementioned program is malfunctioning, in both the real robot world and the fake animal world.
- The protagonists being beheaded and cloning themselves "makes sense" and "actually happen", because they are robots. Same goes for putting things back together and making things come back to life.
As such, the additional ending is a happy ending where the protagonists ultimately see the real world for what it is and reunite with Haru. They are not eaten. Haru has never actually killed any character.
A lot of this coincides with lore from previous games of this dev, but there is much to be sorted out and tied together. It's a little harsh for people starting this dev's lore with this game.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=%E3%81%A8%E3%81%93%E3%82%8D%E3%81%AB%E3%82%87%E3%82%8A&hl=ja&gl=US
*just writing this in Japanese below
一応日本語でも書いておきます。
第3EDを2回達成した後の解釈です。100%保証するものではありませんが、良い線行っていると思いたいところです。
・機械世界が本当の世界です。じいさんの家のAIが真実を語っています。第2EDの最後で「本当のハル」に会いたいと決めた兄弟「両方が」機械世界を見る理由です。
・山頂の像は機械に自分が人間である、また人間が化け物であると錯覚させる装置群の一部です。画面ノイズはそれら効果のバグを表します。兄弟が本物の機械世界と偽物の動物世界を見てしまうのも同じバグによるものです。
・ハルは本作唯一の人間です。装置の効果がバグってる期間中、本物の機械世界と偽物の動物世界両方含め、人間として見えます。
・兄弟が斬首されたりクローンされたりするのも機械として「普通」であり「実際起こったこと」になります。繋げて復活させたりするのも同じです。
よって、第3EDは兄弟が装置の偽装を乗り越えてハルと再開を果たすハッピーエンドです。食われていないし、ハルは誰も殺したことはない。
ところにょり氏の過去作と繋がっている・参照している解釈になりますが、全て説明するにはまだ色々追記が必要だと思います。本作からところにょり氏の世界設定に入った方にとっては少し厳しいかもしれません。
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=%E3%81%A8%E3%81%93%E3%82%8D%E3%81%AB%E3%82%87%E3%82%8A&hl=ja&gl=US
Or I could just be completely wrong lol, who knows.
根本的に間違っている可能性もあるのであしからず。
Mmm.. when you put it in that way.. makes alot of sense
Then why the parents see haru like his son?
Haru having robot parents?
Why Haru eat his parent?
Thanks for the reply.. that change my mind a little.
Here you go.
- The parents and Haru are not related. The parents never actually see human Haru in-game, nor do they specify having done so indirectly. Whenever Haru is around, the parents are either unconscious or absent. At the end of the game, the surviving parent screams and falls unconscious implicitly from seeing Haru as a monster.
- At the end of the 2nd ending, when the protagonists explicitly say Haru's name, we get absolutely no reaction from the surviving parent, implying their son is not named Haru.
- We do not see how Haru sees the world. What we know for sure is that Haru understands "everyone else" is afraid of him, and that Haru mentions very indirectly that the remaining parent "sort of looks like Haru's parent".
- Haru probably "eats robots" in an attempt to appease loneliness. Again, Haru is not actually "eating", the program just makes it look like Haru is eating. Note how Haru does not actually eat the protagonists in the very beginning of the game, just approaches and leaves. At the end, Haru is probably just hugging the surviving parent. In no part of the game is there any explicit expression of where Haru "eats" a character and results in that character's death. We as players are just intentionally tricked to assuming so by appearance.
- If Haru and human beings are not part of the program, then they would most likely see the robot world for what it is. If all Haru has grown up with surrounding him are robots, there is a chance he cannot tell robots apart from each other, or they essentially do look identical. Note the 2nd to last puzzle sequence for the older brother shows a bunch of identical dogs and protagonists heads during the platform moving sequence, implying the mass production of identical robots.
- The second game by the same dev is based on the idea of "robots farming humans". It wouldn't be surprising to me to see two robots similar in nature to the protagonists who brought up Haru for who Haru is.
My most major concern is why Haru left the protagonists at the campfire. This, to me, is the most unexplained yet core part of this game's story. What they talked about after the Pakemon question is unexplained, and the protagonists suddenly know Haru's name next morning, implying they had additional conversations behind the scenes.
Based on Haru's dialogue from the 2nd ending, I assume Haru was still skeptical about the protagonists not being afraid of Haru, so Haru fled, but that doesn't seem natural to me. If it was to continue searching for the others in the mountain, then why not go with the protagonists? This behavior simply doesn't make sense to me. Based on the beginning, I also thought maybe Haru can't tell the difference between sleeping robots and dead robots, but that also seems very farfetched.