Lunacid Lore (1.0) 

Thank you very much! I'm glad to see someone else who is excited for some DLC in the future maybe. And someone who is also a fan of Kira's other games. Those are two very cool areas to be your favorite. I think my two would be the Forbidden Archives and Hollow Basin, they're just so chill.

@@doctordirck those are great choices, the atmosphere is incredible in this game. I definitely feel dlc has amazing potential in this game.

I just wanted to say the same thing! Awesome game!

Just like with real life dreams the inhabitants aren't real

Agreed. My theory however is that they were possibly reborn in the new world, just like you.

They live within you.

​​@@Onewingerdraven **dark souls male pain sfx**

Thank you, I'm always happy to help people who especially enjoyed the story like I did.

Thank you! I'm very glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Yeah this was a really fun game and a fun world to explore. Kira makes a couple good games, they're a pretty good dev. Hope you enjoy the other ones.

Thank you!

You're welcome! Thank you for enjoying!

Your English is good buddy don't worry. I think I understand what you're saying and I can understand where you're coming from. My interpretation of the endings is up to interpretation too so don't feel too bad. If it makes you feel better, waking the dreamer is the true ending.

@@doctordirck All the endings are some kind of horror and decay. A the end of the world, but waking up in a new one with all the memories of friends, B escape from a dying world (unsuccessfully by the way) and the doom of another prosperous world to death and suffering, CD is more a ester egg, E the destruction of the world and an attempt to create your own, which for some reason is an endless wasteland, that is, it is even worse than the first ending. It's even funny that the basic ending with the destruction and genocide (lunacide) of the world is the best

1. 🤓 2. There's a combination of things I used. Firstly a note on a dead corpse in the arena. "I've met my end it seems. At least I found one of the great curses, the unkillable serpent, second only to The Seven of Swords, the Thief of Life. I had hoped to find that one as well. One who could steal their life back if dead, and turn killing into power. But alas." (If you have trouble finding this corpse I can post a link to a imgur where I can drop it). Lobos makes the first hint, a direct quote to this in the beginning of the game with "Wretched Thief. Thinking of stealing your life back?" Thief in nature, not in class. A thief of life maybe? Who else in the entire game can turn killing into power? Anybody? Sucsarius becomes more primal and twisted with time and curses it seems, but not necessarily more powerful with kills, and even so the Seven of Swords is a different person than the cursed serpent. You might be able to make a slight argument for Garrat the Hound but solely because of his hammer made implicitly to grind foes but he's a hound and a knight, not a thief even for that mist of an argument. The implication in Lobo's intro quote is a metaphorical "stealing your life back" but if you notice any time you die there's an image of long gangly fingers stealing back your 'life' or 'time'. It's both a literal thing you can do in game by resetting before death with a load, and an in-universe resetting before death.

@@doctordirck Thank you so much for the explanation!

You're welcome buddy! I'm glad I could clear it up.

Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it and this is a really good question it shows you're thinking about the gaps and trying to fill them with critical thinking. Personally I kind of imagined it as a very late 1900s the time that the game opens and the intro cutscene takes place in a antiquated little coastal town that still has some old architecture and technology but also has new stuff as well. Sort of like how some stone villages in parts of the world have access to the internet and cell phones but not the cultural technology you or I might be used to seeing. Of course it could be much later than that since the VHS and TV's seem to be a kind of meta element for the player so you're supposed to imagine that they don't actually have anything to do with the story. Lastly it could be a completely alternate reality where the differing technologies all exist at that time naturally or through the bleeding of realities that seems to happen. Very good question you asked.

You're welcome! Thank you for the kind words.

Thank you. I'm very glad you enjoyed my video.

Thank you!

Thank you! No doubt!

Didn't expect you here, love your megaten vids!

It's stayed cold enough it might as well be Christmas. Thank you anyways!

No doubt. It is inspired by the King's Field games, so there's definitely some of that in there.

Thank you very much. It's kind comments like this that keep the wheels turning and the fire burning for these fun Lore/Analysis videos. People who enjoy my videos in the future get to because people like you were so nice to me when I was just starting out. Maybe the next time I commission some artwork I may get my character done up with a cowboy hat too, who knows but it does sounds cute!

@@doctordirck Oh my god that is awesome and fun! i cant want to see more!! i would love to draw your little pfp with a funny cowboy hat its so fun and cute sounding! HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!!

You're welcome, I'm glad I could help

It's from another Kira game called "Lost in Vivo" one of the enemies in that game.

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@@Kakuruma lebanese my beloved

How'd they make a baby?

@@MDMDMDMDMDMDMDMDMD they summon it with lebanese magics

It's a secret mode in Lost in Vivo called midnight mode. You get it from starting the game at midnight I believe.

@@doctordirck god damn thats insane. Btw I couldn’t get the secret sword to appear in Lunacid on a full moon, am I missing something???? I tried on boxing day which was a full moon

You know I'm not sure. I've heard about issues with old saves having screwy compatibility with the 1.0 update so if you're on an older save it may not work. Otherwise a couple of people I think were having some trouble getting the moon dependant stuff to work. Someone on the steam community forums or the discord might have a better idea though than me.

@@doctordirck not on an older save

Probably Lost in Vivo. Sotiris's footage is from Lost in Vivo, another game by Akuma Kira, and then some other footage here and there is also from Lost in Vivo's midnight mode which was the spiritual predecessor to Lunacid.

It is the midnight mode in Lost in Vivo. You can activate it by starting your Lost in Vivo at midnight.

Maybe in the next update, who knows? We got a flail, spear, and Lance after all.

I just took a shot at it after having read your comment and I have 3 saves and one of them actually happens to be right after the Sucsarius fight but right before talking to Demi or Calamus. You're able to go and get ending CD without either talking to Demi or having the Dusty Crystal Orb in your inventory. It was a good guess though. If you want an easy way to try it yourself I believe there's a save editor in the Basilisk 2000 OST google drive. If you are interested and need an easy link let me know.

I was able to get the CD ending without the crystal orb as well

Midnight mode in Lost in Vivo another Akuma Kira game. Sort of the spiritual precursor to Lunacid.

@@doctordirck do you know if they're like, explicitly connected? or just have similar plot elements and some of the same characters

@@zippius They're not super super connected but some elements and characters sure. Garrat the Hound is the same species as the dogs from midnight mode, Demi is a painting in one of the halls in midnight mode, and the prison guards now called jailors were called priests in midnight mode. They're not implicitly related other than what I mentioned but I didn't pull anything lore-wise from midnight mode, just B-Roll footage. There isn't really much story to midnight mode anyways.

@@doctordirck interesting, thanks

It's midnight mode from another Akuma Kira game called Lost in Vivo.