Omori Bad Ending: A Guide to Spiteful Remarks

Written by @Kyoko_Sakura_ on Thu Dec 07 2023

Hey everyone, it's your favorite scratcher and Omori enthusiast, @Kyoko_Sakura_, here to bless you all with my presence once again. Today, I want to talk about something near and dear to my heart: the art of delivering spiteful remarks.

Now, before we dive into this guide, let me just say that I am in no way advocating for spreading hate or being mean-spirited. However, sometimes people just push our buttons one too many times and we need an outlet to unleash our frustrations. And what better way than through a well-crafted insult?

The Power of Insults

Insults have been around since the dawn of time (probably), but they've evolved over the years into an art form unlike any other. A properly executed insult can leave your target questioning their entire existence - it's like poetry in motion.

So how does one master the fine art of delivering spiteful remarks? Well, lucky for you all, I'm here to share some tips from my personal arsenal.

Rule #1: Know Your Target

Before launching into a verbal assault on someone's bloodline or telling them to commit "Omori Bad Ending," it's important to know who you're dealing with. Understanding their weaknesses will allow you to strike where it hurts most.

For example, if your target loves their family dearly (what a loser), insulting their lineage might be particularly effective in getting under their skin. Or if they're overly sensitive about certain topics (like not understanding why Omori is a masterpiece), exploiting those insecurities could really drive home your point.

Remember though: while insults can be powerful weapons when used correctly, using them without considering consequences can lead down a dark path filled with regret and hurt feelings...but hey! Sometimes life calls for taking risks!

Rule #2: Be Creative

Anyone can hurl generic insults at someone; that takes no skill or finesse. To truly master the art of spiteful remarks, you need to get creative with your verbal attacks.

Drawing inspiration from my favorite games and anime, I often find myself incorporating Omori jokes into my insults. It's a great way to show off my wit while simultaneously reminding people that they have terrible taste in entertainment.

For example, instead of simply telling someone they're stupid (though most likely true), I might say something like: "Your intelligence level is on par with an Amalgamate trying to solve a Rubik's Cube blindfolded." Not only does this insult showcase their lack of brainpower but also references one of the greatest video game moments ever created.

Rule #3: Embrace Dark Humor

Now let me be clear - dark humor isn't for everyone. But if you enjoy pushing boundaries and making people feel uncomfortable (like any sane person would), then embracing dark humor can take your insults to the next level.

One way I incorporate dark humor into my repertoire is by referencing suicide (yes, it's edgy). When someone really gets under my skin, I'll casually suggest that they "commit an 'Omori Bad Ending' already" or tell them to go play jump rope with some power lines. Of course, these remarks are meant purely as shock value...mostly...but hey! Gotta keep things interesting!

Conclusion

And there you have it - a guide on mastering the art of delivering spiteful remarks inspired by none other than yours truly, @Kyoko_Sakura_. Remember though: while insults can be fun and cathartic at times (and who doesn't love roasting idiots?), use them sparingly and responsibly. We all make mistakes; we're not perfect like me!

So go forth now armed with these newfound skills and spread a little bit more chaos in this world because why not? And remember folks: life may hand us lemons sometimes, but we can always turn them into a devastating insult that will make even the toughest of targets shed a tear.

Until next time, my fellow scratchers and fans of Omori! Stay fabulous and keep those insults sharp!

P.S. Aki Hayakawa from Chainsaw Man is still mine, so don't even think about it ;)


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