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:Apart from the fatal error dialog (exclusive to the Windows builds), the single most remarkable occurrence of "Blam" in Oni is when Konoko, having disrupted Muro's plan, feels compelled to type "blam! love, little sister" at the Sturmanderung console. This is fully in line with the violent satisfaction of Myth dwarves or Bungie LAN sessions, although a bit misplaced considering that Konoko thwarted ("pwned") Muro at the cost of ''millions'' of innocent lives. | :Apart from the fatal error dialog (exclusive to the Windows builds), the single most remarkable occurrence of "Blam" in Oni is when Konoko, having disrupted Muro's plan, feels compelled to type "blam! love, little sister" at the Sturmanderung console. This is fully in line with the violent satisfaction of Myth dwarves or Bungie LAN sessions, although a bit misplaced considering that Konoko thwarted ("pwned") Muro at the cost of ''millions'' of innocent lives. | ||
:On a visual level, "Blam" occurs in the form of a (barely readable) badge worn by [[ACC]] engineers, possibly foreshadowing Konoko's decision to blow up the ACCs (and the engineers) later on. In early development, "British Land & Air Mobile (Transport)" was written on cargo containers, as seen [[:Image:Compound6.JPG|HERE]]; possibly this was either a precursor or an alternative to [[BGI]] (placeholder name meaning "Bad Guys International", which eventually stuck). | :On a visual level, "Blam" occurs in the form of a (barely readable) badge worn by [[ACC]] engineers, possibly foreshadowing Konoko's decision to blow up the ACCs (and the engineers) later on. In early development, "British Land & Air Mobile (Transport)" was written on cargo containers, as seen [[:Image:Compound6.JPG|HERE]]; possibly this was either a precursor or an alternative to [[BGI]] (placeholder name meaning "Bad Guys International", which eventually stuck). | ||
:Somewhat strangely, "Blam!" is not referenced at all by Oni's demolitionists (Mad Bombers). | :A minor occurrence of "blam" is in kana form, '''buramu ブラム''', as an element of the [[Oni matrix]]. Somewhat strangely, "Blam!" is not referenced at all by Oni's demolitionists (Mad Bombers). | ||
===Blam at startup=== | ===Blam at startup=== | ||