NOIZ'S ROUTE
Continuation from Path to Noiz's Route.
This is the walkthrough for when you're officially on Noiz's route, meaning, Aoba and Noiz are about to enter Platinum Jail together.
Now that you're with Noiz, you can relax with the choices. Any of them will not change the outcome (good/bad route-wise) and are for personal preference.
The Fun-Fun Roulette sends them to Green Playground where they stay in a place named Glitter. Each character will get a different area in Platinum Jail, but they will all stay at Glitter.
Your next multiple options that will not change the outcome of the route:
Tell him to cool his hand < Take him to water <
Get Angry < Speak Honestly <
They run into Akushima, who had switched over to Platinum Jail. At this point, Noiz and Akushima start in on a fight, and Aoba's "Scrap" sense starts to take over.
Aoba gets another message from "Captive Princess". When Noiz tries to track it, it turns out there's no actual sender. The doors to the Oval Tower are opened.
Once you get into the Oval Tower, they hide from the allmates that go after them. They hide in a sideroom, where they fight.
He looks angry < He looks upset <
Two more options that basically mean the same, and will have no change in what they all do.
Eventually, Noiz leaves. When we run into Noiz next, his brain had been dyed by Toue. After another fight scene, Aoba uses his Scrap on him. During this scene, you'll experience the "Bug scene" in which the game looks bugged up, it even "restarts" using the opening credits. Do not close the game, it isn't glitched or anything, it was just how it was designed.
Do you want to feel better? -- Yes Do you want to give up? -- Yes Do you want to rest? -- Yes Do you want to sleep? -- Yes Can I not wake up? -- Yes Can I stop trying? -- Yes Can I stop now? -- No (May or may not loop two to three times)
1. Good: I can't stop? -- No No matter what? -- Yes Never? -- Yes Why? -- Because you mustn't. Why not? -- It isn't over yet. What about him? -- You don't decide that. Then who does? -- Think about it. Who are you? -- That's...
2. Neutral: I can't stop? -- Yes No matter what? -- Yes Never? -- Yes Why? -- Because it's no good. Why is it no good? -- It's wrong. What do you wish for? -- A nice world. 3. Bad: I can't stop? -- No No matter what? -- Yes Never? -- Yes Why? -- Because it's no good. Why is it no good? -- It's wrong. What do you wish for? -- The real world.
1. Good ending: You help Noiz through the Scrap, and result in doing so allow him to feel pain. Oval Tower then crashes, and Noiz is badly injured. He's taken to the hospital, where you can enjoy even more fanserivice, and then he disappears after the rematch of Rhyme. He comes back three months later, wanting to take Aoba back to Germany with him.
2. Neutral ending: This one isn't good, but it isn't bad, either. Choosing these options will result in a retro-video game ending, where they're trapped in that lifestyle forever.
3. Bad ending: The bad ending results in a blood-shed scene with Aoba and Noiz ripped and shredded. This is what Noiz's genuinely wants, to be able to be with Aoba and feel pain, but since Aoba's Scrap failed, it turned much worse than what he expected it to be. It's very gorey, for those who may be triggered.
And with that,
Enjoy!













