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— Project Management —

Friend Facts started as just a random idea I had in October 2024. I had played Omori for the first time in April of that year (so just 6 months before), but I was in DEEP. I had already 100%ed the game within a month (well… 98%ed, on a technicality), and sketched an entire song-length animation having never even drawn humans before. I have probably never in my life had so intense of a hyperfixation, or at least not since Warrior Cats when I was 10 years old.

I wasn’t very confident in my ability to recruit what would have to be hundreds of people, especially since I didn’t have an art account or any kind of following. But I was really impressed by the MAPs coming out of the community for the 4th anniversary (as well as the ones I looked back on from the 3rd, 2nd, and 1st anniversaries), and I thought it was a shame that there didn’t seem to be a collab project in works for the 5th anniversary.

I started organizing resources, such as the FAQ, character list, and discord server. I’ve modded servers before and had experience with project management, but I was really excited about the idea that I could be the founder of a project — to see something to fruition which came from my own original ideas — which I’ve never had the honor of doing before. I thought the base idea I had was pretty innovative, clever and full of potential (riffing off of Foe Facts from Omori), and so I started working on a trailer.

I figured no one would want to apply if they didn’t have an idea of what the product was supposed to look like! Honestly, at first I was just daydreaming all and every day about this project, putting time into it to procrastinate my homework and thinking it was too ambitious to actually make happen. I did have a fun time making this trailer though, especially when I noticed a White Space motif in the song I Prefer My Pizza 90% Grease (my favorite OST track, thus the trailer music), which fit perfectly for the spooky Black Space section :]

I didn’t have any friends yet in the Omori community, so the first people I reached out to were just some acquaintances I talked to once or twice online, but thankfully one person was really on-board and passionate to help out, so we started from there.

And then came the recruiting. So much recruiting. I started with Omori discord servers I was in, and then making social media accounts to post promo material. But, most of all, we reached out to artists personally. I must have messaged at least 700 artists — all with unique, heart-felt compliments about their art specifically.

If you posted Omori art on Tumblr during our recruiting era, then there’s a good chance you got a Friend Facts invite! Because Tumblr started recommending any and all Omori art, even those with zero likes so far, and I would make lists of hundreds of artists to ask (also, I really enjoyed being presented all of the Omori art hehe :] ) I found Omori artists in many, many ways: lists of participants from previous MAPs & zines, reverse searching fanart, looking for OG Omori fans from the official Omori server, and I even made it a point to at least try to invite every artist who drew fanart that I’d printed and hung on my wall (of which I have dozens, because I’m an incredibly brain-rotted Omori fan).

To my surprise, many MANY of these people we invited said yes. We had kind of an insane retention rate, and I honestly attribute it to the structure of the project: if you only have to draw one character, then trace it twice, it doesn’t seem like that much of a commitment! Some people joined and finished their art within the same day, while others worked on perfecting theirs for several months.

During the middle of the project, I was dm’ing about 30 people every week just for check-ins and reassigning due dates, etc. It might seem crazy to think we recruited ~515 artists, but things were shifting so quickly week-to-week that it was actually much more than that! We had another 50 or so artists who joined and eventually left due to inactivity, etc. And a lot of it was logistics, just the things that come with project management like mediating, finding other ways to contact people who go silent, etc.

One of the most fun parts for me was assigning characters to artists, because we genuinely did not make a single one of these decisions lightly. We would match artists to a character based on their art style, passion level for specific characters and the game overall, and even which sections of the game they had played. And if we didn’t have a consensus, we would discuss it for as long as it took for one of us to come to see the other’s perspective.

The main character choices (all 111 of them — more on that later…) were even more extensive, as we made detailed notes about dozens of artists, weighted heavily by passion for the character. TLDR: if you are a Friend Facts artist at all, I assure you that I have carefully looked at like 10-20 pieces of your art and thoughtfully added my votes for which characters you should draw!

Friend Facts only survived due to extensive spreadsheets by the way! So many spreadsheets! Spreadsheets my beloved! ^^

So things were going well, and in April, I finally decided to buck up and email someone I had been daydreaming about reaching out to, but had been too scared to thus far. … bo en… and… to my utmost shock, he actually replied immediately and asked me to send him the list of characters so that he could “do a lil sketch” (I think it’s been long enough I can talk about this now, ahaha). Turns out, he would only reply that once (he’s a busy guy, no doubt!), but I owe a ton of this to him, because him replying in the first place was the best motivation I could have gotten.

And I thought to myself… If I can recruit bo en, I can recruit anyone… Which gave me the courage to start emailing big name Omori creators. Incredibly again, SO MANY of these artists agreed to join. It was an honor to work with artists whose art had gotten me into Omori in the first place (as I’m not a gamer, I was drawn in 100% by the fan animations !) They even started inviting some of their other friends! In a really funny story I won’t tell in its entirety here, I was out for my birthday weekend when I found out [the most famous Omori creator] had joined our server before I even invited them, and I immediately started crying and said, “this is the best day of my life” 😭

It also helped that we were posting daily Friend Facts entries since late February (and then two entries per day by mid-March), so it was probably pretty obvious that we were committed to the cause! And yes, for 198 days in a row, I personally rendered and posted Friend Facts daily! My favorite part of this era was definitely all of the fun facts I got to write in our Discord’s Rococo’s Gallery channel. I learned SO much Omori trivia from running this project (I even snuck in questions into our Google forms so that our artists would tell me their most obscure Omori facts, hehe :] A handful got used in Friend Facts actually, but mostly that was just me being greedy).

But I am genuinely so grateful to every single artist who joined the project. I was especially incredibly honored anytime someone I had personally thought of and reached out to joined. A few come to mind, such as the artist who made the Sunny pin I have on my backpack from the Omori Requiem cafe, one of my favorite Omori analysts who normally doesn’t draw, but drew a really special entry that was relevant to some of their analysis posts, the founder of the first Omori MAP (which was commented on by Omocat herself, btw!), and one of the team members from the original Omori progress document (documenting the routes & secrets of the game upon its release). All of these niches are incredibly cool and special to me, and I’m really grateful I was able to recruit such a unique and wide range of Omori fans to the project.

Of course, I also found new artists whose art style I adored, and people who I hadn’t known but who became my friends! It’s not just the influential artists that I care about, but the fact that we were even able to recruit over 500 people who love OMORI is honestly unbelievable (and from all corners of the fandom too!). I was inspired a lot by my trip to the Omori Requiem cafe and how it was open and welcoming to everyone, and I was proud every time someone told me they felt welcomed and encouraged being in Friend Facts. It’s still kind of surreal that I came into the Omori fandom and then just randomly decided to make the largest collab yet (as far as number of participants go), but it’s also kind of cool :]

We started with ~460 characters, and ended up with about 730 entries (a small handful of which are backgrounds+writing only). New creative ideas like retelling Omori's story itself (it was originally going to be purely chronological based on the earliest encounter of each character) meant that the final project was even MORE ambitious than I had initially planned for. I originally wanted only 12 main cast variants (for Faraway and Headspace), and we ended up with 111. They were all necessary for the narrative, and there are SO MANY other NPCs and main cast variants that didn’t make the cut (ex: do you know how many MORE sprout moles there would have been if we drew all of them?)

Not only that, but we added 35 “Easter Egg” entries to fill out some of the exposition and pacing, 10 Halloween characters, 5 prize characters for the Hikikomori Route challenge… Oh yeah, and speaking of, Friend Facts also had Events! For Easter, April Fool’s Day, Halloween, and the beloved Hikikomori Route Challenge (hoping that people would play Hikikomori route to not be spoiled when Friend Facts came out ^^) I also made a number of trailers, like the reboot of our original trailer, our TikTok trailer (with voice acting!), and the premiere trailer.

I definitely should have started Friend Facts sooner to not be so incredibly pressed for time, or perhaps had more experience to avoid some of the mistakes that cost me a lot of time in the later stages, but I honestly can’t say I wished I had done it any differently. We all have to start somewhere :]

Onto…

— Writing —

We were very picky about writing! Whereas the art was only given revisions if it contradicted canon or had major errors (as other things can be chalked up to stylistic differences!), the writing had to be perfectly in-character. As I was the one making the daily renders for our social media, I was the last pass for every single writing entry. Many of the daily renders would be delayed by a few hours while I was fussing about the writing, or eventually sending it back to the writing team to help out.

Not only should they be in-character in the content and the vocabulary (thank you omori dialogue dump 1 million times over!!!!), but also appropriate for that point in the Friend Facts narrative, not contradicting anything already written, not too long to go off the page, etc etc etc. Add that to entries like those in Deeper Well or Black Space II that also have 4 layered secret meanings in them and, well… that was the job of a Friend Facts writer!

The best compliment we got several times was that people assumed it was just canon dialogue taken from the game… which made me feel like all of the behind-the-scenes hours of carefully curating each entry was worth it! (I hope we don’t accidentally spread misinformation with some of the Headspace lore we made up though, haha). Fortunately, we had a wonderful writing team to collaborate with, because I would still be staring at a blinking cursor to this day if not.

Here’s some of my favorite entries that I wrote (or mostly wrote), and why I like them :]

LEMON JASH I only wrote Aubrey's line of this one, but it’s a prime example of my inclination to include lots of references to obscure Omori knowledge. In this case, it references a secret ending included in the original Omori Demo, in which you could wait near the Lemon Jash for 4 real-world hours until the train arrived (“And so Omori and his friends took the train and found Basil”).

TIFFANY DARLING This is a great example of a writing entry that was in limbo for literal months while we kept brainstorming it and the right way to get the message across. I really wanted it to be a meta joke about the WTF Value. Since WTF value is the highest possible (13) in Friend Facts, she doesn't give us very many Clams, but there's an odd sense of déjà vu that she once gave us more (because in other runs, she might!)

FARAWAY STATUE [ Art by HihiMiHwa ] This isn’t writing as much as it is the set-up, since the writing is borrowed from the game dialogue (and written in a custom font made by the team based on Sunny’s canon handwriting!) But I really loved how it comes across as kind of random at first — why is this scene specifically paired with the Faraway Statue? Well, of course…. Sunny is thinking about the time he almost drowned jumping off of this statue, which is the entire reason he’s afraid of drowning in the first place, and thus hesitating to jump in.

MARI Another that is borrowed canon dialogue, but mostly I loved my concept and the wet paper ink smudge effect. The blurred text reads: "And when you finally opened your eyes, she fell on top of you and burst into tears", which is dialogue describing Mari's reaction to Sunny nearly drowning the first time.

DEALER JASH Again an example of some obscure Omori facts. The Rotten Milk item makes you lose half of your heart, but when the game first came out, there was an oversight where you could give it to your Foes in battle to instantly halve their health bar. I always feel so satisfied and sneaky referencing things like this hehe :]

FARMER JIM This one is just funny. An example of how we were sometimes able to make up Headspace lore, like the edgy things Omori says in Foe Facts. I thought it was funny anyway hdskjfgh.

ENERGETIC BOY & SKINNY BOY I was always very intrigued by these NPCs who look like younger Kel and Sunny, and how they were a reflection on how Kel feels about Sunny and vice versa. There’s this interesting contrast between Sunny and Basil, who are usually the ones called “best friends”, versus Kel referring to the entire group as “all” his best friends. To me, there’s something about younger Kel being “energetic” in that slightly-overwhelming, distracting way (“nearly knocking over his chair”) that meant Sunny was sometimes more comfortable hanging out with Basil (hence why Basil is the “best friend”, though of course Sunny still loves all of his friends deeply!). This is also why Kel is the one who calls them best friends in this entry, rather than vice versa. But this is also a great example of an entry that was written with all these thoughts in mind, coloring the inspiration but without outwardly putting them on the page. We were very careful to ensure that personal headcanons and interpretations were not too overbearing, as there are countless ways for the game to be interpreted!

CINDI This one is based on this easily-missed piece of flavor text from the Lost Library that I ADORE, that reads, "Mountains of books, forgotten through time. The keepers of this library have long since passed." The Somethings are former Headspace characters (as shown by the Static Void), but died "in vain" because Sunny has forgotten the memories held in the books.

BOSS RUSH KEL I only wrote the middle line here, but I was adamant from the beginning that this meta fact had to be included in his entry, because I think it’s way too funny. Instead of removing the players' ability to do the "Kel nuke", which was presumably an oversight, Omocat instead had Kel use the strategy against you in the Boss Rush battles added in the console version of Omori. It’s just so hilarious to me that she basically used the players’ scheming against them, like Kel now does against Omori and Basil in this entry.

BREAD TWINS The bread twins actually had poems earlier on in the project, but we disliked them so much that I rewrote new ones in the last couple months of the project. I kind of forget why exactly we chose poems, I think it was to match the fact that they want to be “entertained” like in the hide-and-seek minigame, and that Omori’s “sad poem” skill at least implies Sunny likes poetry a bit. The main thing I was insistent on was the reference to the “po em corner” from bo en's Omori livestreams (since he is Bowen’s namesake). I figured almost no one would catch this, and probably would think it was a typo or just Kel being silly, but I just love including little inside jokes like this.

FISH [ Art by TheOtakuArtist ] The Fishbowl Room is my favorite Black Space room (which is the reason the fish got one of our bonus character slots in the first place!), so I wanted to make sure I was really thoughtful and intentional about this one. I think it comes across initially as very simple, which is on purpose— the fish literally “can’t be helped”, as there’s no way to save it. But the vagueness of the “it” here gives it a double meaning about what I think this room symbolizes in general. 

There’s this fish dying on the ground, and you can’t help it. If you get close to try to examine it, Omori will just trample and kill it. Like you would step on a bug. You didn't mean to kill it — as the player, it happens before you realize what you're doing. It was an accident, but you ended its life. Callously. Because even in his idealized form, Sunny is someone who causes pain & hurt without trying. He thinks it's something fundamental about himself, something that can't be changed even as Omori — he's a killer and that's just what he is. It can’t be helped.

Then some heartbreaking canon Strange dialogue to top it off.

DOORWAY BASIL [ Art by machineboys ] This one was one of my favorites to write just because I snuck in a ton of secret meanings and etc. I think it’s just so incredibly interesting that you see real world Basil in Black Space II of all places, in a route where he is most certainly dead or soon-to-be dead. Near the key, the obstacle says, "this looks like a job for AUBREY!", which Omori comments on here as a way of ignoring Basil being there in the first place. The “lost cause” is Basil himself, who is going to die (which Sunny knows, and feels immensely guilty about even though he can’t acknowledge it). The “exit key” is the literal inaccessible key that unlocks the exit to this area (which you must instead escape by using STAB). Stabbing is also the “key" to get out of the real world in the Hikikomori route, by both Sunny in one ending, and Basil in both (with his shears). So without each other (their “best friend”), Sunny and Basil are both effectively condemned to death. This game makes me ill btw.

HELLMARI [ Art by twntacles ] Sunny is literally afraid of Hellmari from having opened the door, but he also has a fundamental fear of opening the door to the outside world and reality, which is why he comments here, BUT. Omori also comments here as it flips back and forth between reality and hallucination (this is real… or is it?). Omori doesn't want Sunny to go outside, which I was very insistent on being included in this entry, as Hellmari is notorious for incentivizing players to stay inside and inadvertently go on the Hikikomori route.

FARAWAY KEL [ Art by zipsunz ] Faraway Kel and Hellmari were purposefully put on matching backgrounds, because if Hellmari represents the beginning of the Hikikomori route, then Kel definitely represents the start of the Sunny route! “I promise you won’t regret opening the door” is a direct reference to this, because Kel is the one who drags us out of the house and ultimately to a more positive ending with the true route of the game :]

Now, most analysis of Omori subtext comes from the Headspace sections, and understandably so! Since it takes place in Sunny’s mind, nearly anything can be read into, because everything must serve some function within the world. Within Faraway Town — not so much! Sunny doesn’t seem to have much agency.

Except… That’s not exactly true, is it? There are over twenty sidequests, and therefore at least twenty ways Sunny makes a difference in Faraway Town before moving away, to lesser or greater extents. This can be seen most readily in Universally Loved runs, when he wakes up in his hospital room brimming with flowers from those he’s helped along the way:

Today I want to talk about the Picking Paint and Cooking sidequests. The detail that first brought this to my attention was the wallpaper selection.

It begins on 3 Days Left in Fix-It, where a newly-wed couple is struggling to choose a paint color for their new house, insisting the other one choose. It’s very cutesy and over-the-top, with custom animations showing them blowing kisses to each other.

Eventually, Sean & Karen ask Sunny to choose a paint swatch randomly, and he does so with his eyes closed, but ends up accidentally choosing a floral wallpaper sample instead.

When you visit them later, they actually have the wallpaper up throughout the entirety of the house, which is in the pink swatch, one of two on showcase in Fix-it. The other is… you guessed it! The wallpaper from Basil’s house.

If you go outside into the garden area directly after this, you’ll also be able to see Basil as a memory vision, as well as the flower Sean & Karen gift to Sunny should we finish this sidequest.

(Note: Despite my best efforts, I couldn't determine exactly what kind of flower this was meant to depict, if anything specific).

As you may guess, my proposal here is that even with his eyes closed, Sunny has an instinctual draw to Basil, and things Basil likes. I don’t mean this in a literal psychic sense, but in more of a symbolic way — perhaps even implying that Sunny understands his feelings better on a subconscious level, when he’s not actively looking at them.

Now this is somewhat shoddy evidence on its own, so let’s keep digging.

The reason this stuck out to me is because flowers are usually mentioned in Omori in tandem with Basil. So much so Basil & Flowers might as well be synonymous (and according to the names of the beta characters, once were!)

Obviously, Basil is associated with his flower garden in Headspace, and particularly Stranger's line comparing Sunny to white tulips on the path to Basil's house is often interpreted as having romantic undertones. There's even other official art based off of this line, where if you look very closely at the base of the tulip, it reads: "143. I love you, I love you, I love you".

But even within the main cast's dialogue, flowers are mentioned about 50 times, with 65% of these mentions being spoken by or related to Basil in some way. Many of Mari’s are about the flower puzzle sidequest – which is arguably also related to Basil, as it is initiated by a character named Daisy, and the only Headspace sidequest you can activate while Basil is in your party (not my original observation: read more about that here!)

The majority of Hero’s mentions are about buying flowers for his mother in the main plot. Disregarding these exceptions, it brings the Basil-flower correlation up to 95%!

Sean & Karen then invite us to their housewarming party. They explain they have recently moved in together, but that both of them are from Faraway Town.

We know this to be true, because this pair actually has Headspace counterparts, implying Sunny would have known them from years before.

Enter: Shawn & Ren!

Similar to Daisy, you can find these two at the playground, and they’re some of the only Headspace NPCs you can interact with while Basil is still in your party.

Throughout the game, they are always found next to each other, and they are even some of the only characters in the game to have a shared dialogue box. It’s not just Shawn and Ren, it’s Shawn and Ren.

Clearly, these two have always been close enough in real life for Sunny to make this observation and consider them a matching pair, even though they’re only now moving in together nearly four years later. In my interpretation, I consider them childhood sweethearts.

Coincidentally, they also give Omori the Observe skill. This skill is granted after laying down to stargaze with them. Recently, an acquaintance of mine mentioned they thought these two had similarities to the legend of Tanabata, or Star Festival. The story of Tanabata is about a pair of star-crossed lovers — a Weaver Princess and a Cow Herder.

Ren doesn’t seem to have much in common physically with the Weaver Princess, other than wearing a Japanese-inspired outfit similar to Mari’s, but Shawn distinctly has horns and ears attached to the sides of his head. While the wiki lists these as goat features, I think they’re much more reminiscent of a cow, with horns that grow out in a crescent shape rather than curving straight up and back.

There’s not much else to go off of, but considering Omori notably uses other Japanese folklore as inspiration for Headspace characters, it’s also not an impossible stretch. We don’t know why Shawn and Ren might have been considered star-crossed (or perhaps that’s a romantic daydream Sunny came up with himself!), but there are very notable reasons Sunny & Basil might be, including being the same sex in a small town in the 1990’s, and the complexities of their history together.

Shawn & Ren can also be found in the lobby area of the Last Resort. They’re noticeably on screen during the sequence in which Aubrey and Kel create the Bad Drawing of Basil in an attempt to continue the search for him.

That’s the last of Shawn & Ren’s appearances in the final release of Omori, but it’s also worth noting that these characters existed even in the early concept art of Headspace:

This shows to me that they have significance beyond the "random NPC made to fill out Headspace". In the 2018 Demo, there also existed sprites of Shawn & Ren that didn’t make it into the final game:

Notably, they’re depicted holding a jump rope between them. Presumably, this was removed to censor certain allusions to The Truth too early, similar to the Noose Room being removed, or the first half of Basil’s VHS tape, etc. The jump rope here is purple, like all of the jump ropes in the final game, probably to not stick out against the Headspace landscape. However, the jump rope in early Omori art was bright red:

We know that Sunny & Basil are described as being “tied together by a string of fate”. Of course, the true “string”, or I should say “rope”, that ties them together is The Truth, as they are the only two who know, and are irreparably changed because of it.

The “red string of fate” comes from Chinese mythology and typically describes soulmates. I’m certainly not the first to make the connection between the jump rope and the red string of fate, as lots of popular fanart can attest to.

But wait — are they star-crossed lovers then, or are they soulmates? Aren’t these two concepts opposites? One describes a couple who is destined to be true to each other for eternity, and one describes a couple whose future together has been impeded by the stars themselves.

Well, I submit my theory: Sunny & Basil are star-crossed soulmates. They can’t exist without each other, because they’re the only two in the world who truly understand each other, but they can’t exist together, because of the traumatic and delicate nature of their history.

Finally, we come back to Faraway Town and the second sidequest involving Sean & Karen. We show up to their homecoming party a little earlier than invited on One Day Left, and now we have Hero and Aubrey tagging along. (I definitely recommend this sidequest if you haven’t done it yourself already, as it is very heartfelt!)

In the cooking portion, the four of them all divvy up tasks like they presumably used to when they were friends — except one of the group is missing. Well… two actually. And seeing them all back together like this, Basil’s absence is even more apparent:

Later in the evening, we return for the party, and Karen welcomes us in:

It’s a housewarming party, so her dialogue requesting we “make ourselves at home” only makes sense here… but there’s someone else who has said this to us before...

In fact, there's someone else who is repeatedly associated with the word “home” in Omori...

The last one even explicitly refers to Basil’s “flowers back at home”, bringing us full circle.

Sean & Karen bought a house together, but until they added the final, floral touch (with Sunny’s help!), it wasn’t a home.

Sunny’s home is wherever Basil is.

In conclusion: Sunny choosing floral wallpaper is an intentional thematic choice, and Sean & Karen’s relationship not only embodies the typical childhood sweethearts love story to contrast Sunny & Basil’s more complex relationship, but also represents the overwhelming affection for Basil that Sunny doesn’t know how to express or even acknowledge.

And also they definitely move in together post-canon.

— CHARACTER ART — Mewo: @cateyevoid Mr. Plantegg: MR. PLANTEGG TVGirl: cozmoetica Space Pirate Mate: zassiz Disguised Sweetheart: retrocandyart Weeping Willow: @ask-bad-end-sunny Nereene: @watermelonsoup Canopy: @speevtheteev Scott: @crystallinecardinal Potatogirl: Byeol James: Melono

Vance @cafefiorentini Charlene: m1aaakk Brent: @tsunih Basil's Parents Photo: floweringpotss The Maverick's Date 1: ventiaru The Maverick's Date 2: lilycuzwhynot Basil Hallucination: @basil-moment Pizza Customer: Pixie42_ Sarah's Cat: L30Neo Recycultist Crow: Mewolyizhere Faraway Statue: HihiMiHwa Churchgoers: @colonelpancakes

Gardener Mole: @skylilywolf Something: staticquit Mr. Outback: @sapgoop Cindi: Hannah Blank: @sunday-good-enough Train Strangers: BuzzeeMeow Familiar Doll: @cindersnows Familiar Photo: roselilyzz Something / Spirit Mari: @deimilerm

— BORDERS — kironai_nekomi lewis_einstein @h4amarch senpai_ryusaki @its-sunny-somewhere-else

— CHARACTER ART — Mewo: @cateyevoid Mr. Plantegg: MR. PLANTEGG TVGirl: cozmoetica Space Pirate Mate: zassiz Disguised Sweetheart: retrocandyart Weeping Willow: @ask-bad-end-sunny Nereene: @watermelonsoup Canopy: @speevtheteev Scott: @crystallinecardinal Potatogirl: Byeol James: Melono

Vance @cafefiorentini Charlene: m1aaakk Brent: @tsunih Basil's Parents Photo: floweringpotss The Maverick's Date 1: ventiaru The Maverick's Date 2: lilycuzwhynot Basil Hallucination: @basil-moment Pizza Customer: Pixie42_ Sarah's Cat: L30Neo Recycultist Crow: Mewolyizhere Faraway Statue: HihiMiHwa Churchgoers: @colonelpancakes

Gardener Mole: @skylilywolf Something: staticquit Mr. Outback: @sapgoop Cindi: Hannah Blank: @sunday-good-enough Train Strangers: BuzzeeMeow Familiar Doll: @cindersnows Familiar Photo: heromariz Something / Spirit Mari: @deimilerm

— BORDERS — kironai_nekomi lewis_einstein @h4amarch senpai_ryusaki @its-sunny-somewhere-else