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{{Hatnote|For a consideration of the events of the Cataclysm, see [[12/3]]. For speculation on the aftermath, see [[Oni2:Aftermath]]. For a transcription of the credits in the outro, see [[Credits]].}} | {{Hatnote|For a consideration of the events of the Cataclysm, see [[12/3]]. For speculation on the aftermath, see [[Oni2:Aftermath]]. For a transcription of the credits in the outro, see [[Credits]].}} | ||
The outro movie to the game plays whenever | The outro movie to the game plays whenever [[{{C14}}]] is beaten, unless you rename/remove the file outro.bik from the [[GameDataFolder]]. The movie consists of a 30-second epilogue to the story followed by a few minutes of credits. The final text displayed after the credits is a notification that [[cheats]] have been unlocked, and the player is informed of the "shapeshifter" cheat code. After the outro finishes playing, the game quits. | ||
Below are some representative frames of the outro's animation, created by [ | Below are some representative frames of the outro's animation, created by [[wp:Anime International Company|AIC]]. There are details on the page of every image below, but the pages are not interlinked. The music underneath the animated sequence is titled "[[Music/CD#Farewell|Farewell]]" on the soundtrack CD and is composed by Marty O'Donnell. After the animation, the credits start rolling to the sounds of Power of Seven's "[[Music/CD#Trailer|Trailer]]", blending into another version of "Farewell" and finally ending with a bonus track which plays [[Music/CD#X-Groove|this groove]] underneath varied character soundbites. (Note that this is a description of the Windows/Mac audio for the credits, but the [[OniPS2|PS2 version]] has its own credits music.) | ||
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- For a consideration of the events of the Cataclysm, see 12/3. For speculation on the aftermath, see Oni2:Aftermath. For a transcription of the credits in the outro, see Credits.
The outro movie to the game plays whenever CHAPTER 14 . DAWN OF THE CHRYSALIS is beaten, unless you rename/remove the file outro.bik from the GameDataFolder. The movie consists of a 30-second epilogue to the story followed by a few minutes of credits. The final text displayed after the credits is a notification that cheats have been unlocked, and the player is informed of the "shapeshifter" cheat code. After the outro finishes playing, the game quits.
Below are some representative frames of the outro's animation, created by AIC. There are details on the page of every image below, but the pages are not interlinked. The music underneath the animated sequence is titled "Farewell" on the soundtrack CD and is composed by Marty O'Donnell. After the animation, the credits start rolling to the sounds of Power of Seven's "Trailer", blending into another version of "Farewell" and finally ending with a bonus track which plays this groove underneath varied character soundbites. (Note that this is a description of the Windows/Mac audio for the credits, but the PS2 version has its own credits music.)
| “ | When I blew the processors I bought us some time, but at a horrible cost. The dead and the dying now line the streets but it is impossible to deny the problem any longer. My father's work may prove to be the salvation of the afflicted after all. Mankind as we knew it is doomed: the Chrysalis will change us all. Let's hope it's for the better. | „ |
Media in category "Outro sequence"
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