Lore you realized late

[¿¡Kloey!?²]

So I hope I am not the only person who sees some of the lore being put right in front of my face and I end up missing the little details that's always been present. Like it took me way too long to realize the charms on Gregor's arm during his ego were the Library symbols and that Dante was the 10th sinner. Is there anything you guys recently found out lore wise that took you way too long for you to notice?

[Minh]

E.xtermination of G.eometrical O.rgan Awakening Skills show a bit of LIMBUS Company Bus Department SINners background. E.xtermination of G.eometrical O.rgan Faust Representation Emitter Awakening Skills're only 1 with 0 barbed wires. S-08-04-02 Peccatulum Irae, S-08-11-02 Peccatulum Luxuriae, S-08-04-03 Peccatulum Acediae, S-08-04-01 Peccatulum Gulae, S-08-10-01 Peccatulum Morositatis, & S-08-11-01 Peccatulum Superbiae were orphans.

[Alpha Chad]

One thing I found a surprising many people overlook was the scene where Faust and outis take off their shoes and interlocked their little piggies
It genuinely shocked me but I must be going crazy because no one’s talking about it

[Lycan]

About the art at the Departure song, it starts with dark-toned color. However, through chapter 2 and 3, it's getting more color depending on the location, then it's become fully colored at the end of chapter 4.

So Limbus Company is just a company to give therapy to the Sinners.

[Atma]

I initially thought that "Between the two worlds" is about Sinclair, but when I've read the lyrics, I realized it's actually about Kromer.

[Mastema]

Peccatulum ZAYIN abnos representing each sin merging with final chapter boss that follows said sin. Kromer was Lust and Dongrang Gluttony. High chance they'll do it for all seven sins, but since there's 12 sinners they'll also probably think of something else later down the line or just make regular abnos final bosses like in Canto 1 and 2. Ishmael's chapter is more than likely going to have theme of Wrath, judging by her story from the literary background.

[Sphericalicious]

Gregor's subtitle phrase is tattooed on his human arm instead of being placed on his "weapon" unlike the rest of the sinners which are placed on their weapons (Revenge on Heath's bat, Soleil on Meursault's gauntlets, Sueno Impossible on Don's lance, etc...).

Interesting implications.

[Big Mistake]

The fact that certain traits are consistent along all IDs of a Sinner, like Hong Lu's ink/eye, Don's cheery exterior/seemingly dark interior, or maybe most obviously Ryo's sword.

[SmallGespenst]

Originally posted by Rando:

The fact that certain traits are consistent along all IDs of a Sinner, like Hong Lu's ink/eye, Don's cheery exterior/seemingly dark interior, or maybe most obviously Ryo's sword.

I'd argue that Gregor's right arm being monstrous/prosthetic is a more obvious thing, especially when it's a trait reflected in his EGOs too

[Kalder (Totally a Hobb)]

Stuff like Mirror Dungeons and the Railway are not funny in-game activities, they exist in universe

[jobhobster]

Originally posted by Mastema:

Peccatulum ZAYIN abnos representing each sin merging with final chapter boss that follows said sin. Kromer was Lust and Dongrang Gluttony. High chance they'll do it for all seven sins, but since there's 12 sinners they'll also probably think of something else later down the line or just make regular abnos final bosses like in Canto 1 and 2. Ishmael's chapter is more than likely going to have theme of Wrath, judging by her story from the literary background.

I believe Chapter 5 boss design will be based off that one-eyed jellyfish abno, since it's water based, and Ishm is water based, you got the point.

[Kalder (Totally a Hobb)]

Originally posted by jobhobster:

Originally posted by Mastema:

Peccatulum ZAYIN abnos representing each sin merging with final chapter boss that follows said sin. Kromer was Lust and Dongrang Gluttony. High chance they'll do it for all seven sins, but since there's 12 sinners they'll also probably think of something else later down the line or just make regular abnos final bosses like in Canto 1 and 2. Ishmael's chapter is more than likely going to have theme of Wrath, judging by her story from the literary background.

I believe Chapter 5 boss design will be based off that one-eyed jellyfish abno, since it's water based, and Ishm is water based, you got the point.

One eyed Jellyfish abno? you are not talking about Stinger Flynn from the critically acclaimed game Garden of Banban right?

[Nope]

Originally posted by jobhobster:

Originally posted by Mastema:

Peccatulum ZAYIN abnos representing each sin merging with final chapter boss that follows said sin. Kromer was Lust and Dongrang Gluttony. High chance they'll do it for all seven sins, but since there's 12 sinners they'll also probably think of something else later down the line or just make regular abnos final bosses like in Canto 1 and 2. Ishmael's chapter is more than likely going to have theme of Wrath, judging by her story from the literary background.

I believe Chapter 5 boss design will be based off that one-eyed jellyfish abno, since it's water based, and Ishm is water based, you got the point.

Pretty sure it gonna be a damn giant whale monster

[Minh]

Originally posted by Kalder's Caffeinated Drink:

Stuff like Mirror Dungeons and the Railway are not funny in-game activities, they exist in universe

EXPerience Lux.cavation DUN.GEONs & strands of Thread Lux.cavation DUN.GEONs have no lore until they have.

[BeheadThoseWhoInsultKane]

Originally posted by Minh:

Originally posted by Kalder's Caffeinated Drink:

Stuff like Mirror Dungeons and the Railway are not funny in-game activities, they exist in universe

EXPerience Luxcavation & Thread Luxcavation have no lore.

They do, check the Dante's notes on EXP/Thread

[Sphericalicious]

Originally posted by BeheadThoseWhoInsultKane:

Originally posted by Minh:

EXPerience Luxcavation & Thread Luxcavation have no lore.

They do, check the Dante's notes on EXP/Thread

That's for the tickets and the thread. But no explanation on how the Luxcavation stages work.