If you’re wondering what the ending of Omori’s story means, you’ve come to the right place. You’ve probably heard of the term starkiller, but what does it mean in video games? In the Star Wars universe, it means that the characters’ deaths are canon. Likewise, in Fallout 4, the canon ending of the FNAF Security Breach means that Sunny pushes Mari OMORI. And so on.

Infamous 2

The second sequel of the infamous franchise follows the canonical ending of the first game. This ending continues from the events of the first game, but the story is more complicated this time. Cole’s relationship with his mother Moya was complicated, and her husband’s assignment to infiltrate the First Sons changed things. He ended up getting a connection to a Ray Sphere that gave him powers. The two endings are not the same, and the studio was able to change that storyline after receiving a large amount of feedback from gamers.

Ultimately, the Conduits survive, but their resistance is no match for Hank’s. This is not surprising considering their innate resilience. Hank also offers them a chance to disappear with him. In addition to the ‘canon’ ending, the game also contains several other endings that are not related to the main plot. For instance, a canon ending may be the one where the player’s character dies in the first game but then reappears in a different game.

Fallout 4

Both ends of Fallout 4 have strong arguments for being considered canon, but which ending is the best? The game’s storyline has many characters who can be considered canon, such as JD, Del, and Marcus Fenix. While both end up surviving, the former is clearly the better option if the player wants to make the most of his time on the island. Meanwhile, the latter’s death would only serve to make the player want to kill them all.

Whichever ending you choose, be sure to play the game to the end, as there are many options available. While the default ending in the game is the default one, you can change the ending to your liking by playing The Nuclear Option, Nuclear Family, and The Nuclear Option modes. These are the only options that are canon, but not necessarily the best choice for everyone. You can also choose a different faction for your party.

Inaba of the Moon

Inaba of the Earth contains a chapter about Reisen and Tewi, but Inaba of the Moon is the canon ending. While Reisen and Tewi are still the main characters in the series, their stories are not the same. Inaba of the Moon portrays a very different Tewi. It is an aloof and awkward character who seems to be romantically obsessed with Patchouli. It is unclear if Koakuma is a slave or is doing it out of choice. While the storyline is inconsistent, its main characters are well-developed and likable.

The manga Inaba of the Earth and Moon occupies a largely ambiguous position in the canon. Many fans prefer to take the story in the Broad Strokes direction. It is also referenced in later ZUN works, as well as Yukari Yakumo’s Screw You, Elves. But, in the official manga, Inaba of the Earth and Inaba of the Moon share a similar format.

FNAF Security Breach

There are two different ways to get the Canon endings in FNAF Security Breach. The first is by beating the game’s boss, Chica. In the second way, you must defeat Chica, but before you can proceed to the third one, you must upgrade Freddy to the highest level. Once you’ve upgraded Freddy, you’ll need to go down the Old Elevator and defeat Chica.

If you’re not sure which one to go for, you can try the ‘Good, Bad, and True’ ending. You can also try the ‘Hero’ or ‘Destruction’ endings in this game. The Good, Bad, and True endings are very similar to the first three, but you can get them separately by completing bonus challenges. Then, you’ll need to escape the Pizzaplex at 06:00 and face Vanny, the game’s protagonist.

Dying Light 2

A canon ending is the most important part of a game. If you do not follow the story of Dying Light 2, then you will miss out on some of its most significant moments. The story arc of Dying Light 2 follows Aiden Caldwell, who was a part of a secret scientific program led by a doctor named Waltz. The doctor had separated Aiden and his sister Mia when they were young. As the story progresses, Aiden finds himself in the middle of political conflict among three factions in the City of Eternity: the authoritarian Peacekeepers, the peaceful Freemasons, and the corrupt, authoritarian Death Knights.

There are a number of possible canon endings for Dying Light. Unlike the original game, Stay Human has a canon ending, although it is still unclear which will be the final outcome of the story. It is important to note that the game is still not a complete sequel to Dying Light, and some characters are returning to the game. For instance, the game’s “Canon Ending” has the player die in the nuclear explosion, so the storyline doesn’t end the game with Kyle dying.