Yeah, can't forget about them and their furiends. [ And by that pawful pun, he means these cats also being rolled up into an increasingly animal-themed katamari. ]
Too bad I can't parse barks into words. Or bleats.
Feels like there's a quirk for everything. [ Lame pun reaction get! He simply grins at the poke before continuing his quest to finish the level. Anyway, quirk variety isn't a new realization or anything, but even now he finds it amusing juxtaposed with the psychokinesis he knows. ]
But true, with only their sounds, it could get pretty loud. [ He pauses for a moment to think something over. ] Yeah, I guess it'd be a double-edged sword for me? While it could be interesting, I don't want to hear what every Vector says.
[ As if to punctuate that point, Ibuki uses the now-big-enough katamari to roll up some panicking humans. ]
Mmhm, it'd have to be incredibly interesting and worth any side effects. Which is not happening where I come from. I'd rather focus on training what I have.
[ Psychokinesis research sure hasn't made large progress since then, he thinks with a wry smile. And he's going to keep it that way. The idea of them waving around a success story is laughable at best. Anyway, back to fun. ]
I think there's just something really satisfying about the yelling. Like a positive feedback loop.
[ He's definitely prioritizing rolling over humans than anything else on the map, though he does stop to roll up anything that looks particularly ridiculous. Like a bunch of dogs walking in a circle with vases on their heads. ]
It's going to get stuck in my head for a while. [ The true katamari experience. He rolls up a few cows inexplicably on the street to add their moos to the mix. ]l
I didn't see any, but I'll roll around and check before time's up. Maybe there's a tower of trombones just waiting. [ He'll settle for seeing it in a different level, but surely there's at least one with a bunch of instruments around? Give them that cacophony! ]
[ He phrases it like a question, except it isn't really one. Of course, they're getting rolled up. Within seconds, those flamingos are in the ball as he ponders the question. ]
If I had to guess...ostriches probably chirp? Or if they're like emus, maybe this sort of low grunt.
[ Sudden thought: Okay, but what if Overhaul added both types of noises to his beak? ]
I'm not even sure if birds sigh, but now I hope they do. Gives even more reason for Overhaul to embrace being an ostrich.
[ Still rolling along as the time limit ticks down in seconds. Unfortunately no instruments at this festival he's crashing into, but hey, a literal tower of people for the katamari. The sight makes him tilt his head, but then again, that's pretty normal for this game. ]
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The way its still barking is pretty funny too. [ And it means its fine obviously, too (?). ]
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Too bad I can't parse barks into words. Or bleats.
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Some quirks can do that. I think it'd be too noisy.
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But true, with only their sounds, it could get pretty loud. [ He pauses for a moment to think something over. ] Yeah, I guess it'd be a double-edged sword for me? While it could be interesting, I don't want to hear what every Vector says.
[ As if to punctuate that point, Ibuki uses the now-big-enough katamari to roll up some panicking humans. ]
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[ He's not greedy, but he will always take when he feels like it. Just now, his load out, his hands, are full. ]
That sound never gets old though!
[ The screaming, he means. smh. ]
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[ Psychokinesis research sure hasn't made large progress since then, he thinks with a wry smile. And he's going to keep it that way. The idea of them waving around a success story is laughable at best. Anyway, back to fun. ]
I think there's just something really satisfying about the yelling. Like a positive feedback loop.
[ He's definitely prioritizing rolling over humans than anything else on the map, though he does stop to roll up anything that looks particularly ridiculous. Like a bunch of dogs walking in a circle with vases on their heads. ]
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Wonder if there's some instruments you can roll up to really add to it. [ Bonus if they're played by dogs not people. ]
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I didn't see any, but I'll roll around and check before time's up. Maybe there's a tower of trombones just waiting. [ He'll settle for seeing it in a different level, but surely there's at least one with a bunch of instruments around? Give them that cacophony! ]
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[ ...hm. ]
Hey do ostriches even make sounds?
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[ He phrases it like a question, except it isn't really one. Of course, they're getting rolled up. Within seconds, those flamingos are in the ball as he ponders the question. ]
If I had to guess...ostriches probably chirp? Or if they're like emus, maybe this sort of low grunt.
[ Sudden thought: Okay, but what if Overhaul added both types of noises to his beak? ]
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They're too big to chirp but I can't imagine Overhaul making any of those sounds. If they sigh he's got that down for sure.
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[ Still rolling along as the time limit ticks down in seconds. Unfortunately no instruments at this festival he's crashing into, but hey, a literal tower of people for the katamari. The sight makes him tilt his head, but then again, that's pretty normal for this game. ]