Branch D-02
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Enemies
Trivia
- Two of the three Abnormalities in this Story Dungeon are related to apples, and the third is related to sacrifice. Both concepts hold special importance in the literary source for the character of Gregor, Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis (Die Verwandlung).
- The apple is a symbolism, or manifestation of Gregor Samsa's family's apathy, or shame (as in feelings of being shamed at having a family member such as) towards the insectified Gregor. Specifically, Gregor's father threw apples towards Gregor when he escaped his room, one of which lodged "in a soft part of his back", and stayed there until his death, during which time it caused him great pain.
- In a sense, Gregor Samsa is an object of "sacrifice" by his family as his insectification and death ultimately led the family to free themselves from debt and achieve a better life.
- The stigma of being "alienized" from general society is also a theme played upon in both the events of this Story Dungeon and the original The Metamorphosis, whether by the modifications of the G Corp. veterans that turned them into literal vermin, or by former Wing employment in general in the character of Yuri.
Story Chapters
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Inferno (Main Chapter) |
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Deviazione (Detour Tales) |
Intervallos | Intervallo I - Intervallo II - Intervallo III - 1 - Intervallo III - 2 - Intervallo IV - 1 - Intervallo IV - 2 - Intervallo V - 1 - Intervallo V - 2 (Upcoming) | |
Mini Episodes | Season 1 - Season 2 - Season 3 - Season 4 - Season 5 | ||
Story Dungeon | Inferno | D-02 (Canto I) - J-03 (Canto II) - K-02 (Canto III) - Reminisced League of Nine (Canto IV) - Into the Dark (Canto V) - The Tale of a Great Fixer Who Once Reached for The Dream (Canto VII) | |
Deviazione | A Restauranteur's Fathoms (Intervallo I) - A Blade Fiend's Fathoms (Intervallo III) - The Final Problem (Intervallo IV) |