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A true ending of the game which you can get only after getting both endings C and D. [[File:1493148861040.png|thumb]] | A true ending of the game which you can get only after getting both endings C and D. [[File:1493148861040.png|thumb]] | ||
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Ending E is somewhat similar to how game Routes in NieR Automata are done. | Ending E is somewhat similar to how game Routes in NieR Automata are done. |
Revision as of 13:58, 13 October 2017
A true ending of the game which you can get only after getting both endings C and D.Fun fact: Fun fact: Weight of the World - the End of YoRHa that plays during a shoot 'em up sequence has a chorus that sings "la la la". This chorus consists of a whole dev team including Yoko Taro
Ending E is somewhat similar to how game Routes in NieR Automata are done.
Since my writing process is complex, I can’t really explain it in one word. But speaking of multiple playthroughs, I created the story in the original Nier to change like 'A→B→alt.B', but using this method accentuates the repetitiveness towards the end. On top of that, I did not want to do the same thing again so I tried 'A→alt.A→B' this time.
There is an argument towards all endings being canon similar to Drakengard/DoD series, but for all we know from Side Materials, it is ineed the current true ending. Some Side Materials take place after it and it has a small epilog.
Yoko Taro decided to do the epilogue to ending E inside a concert because he doesn't like doing the same thing twice (he'd put Nier 1's epilogue inside its strategy guide).—Famitsu Weekly NieR Automata Special Feature Interview[2]