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Ao Oni Online is a Japan-Exclusive Massively Multiplayer Online game, based on the Ao Oni games created by Noprops, developed in association with UUUM, Inc. Ao Oni is an amazing game the end was so heart breaking because the ao oni only wanted a hug and to turn him into one of him. Reply Good karma Bad karma +1 vote Guest Nov 29 2012 This comment is currently awaiting admin approval, join now to view. Once it's installed, the game should work. Doesn't matter if a game is loaded before or after RTP is installed. This is an add-on/update to the game Ao-Oni by noprops. The main goal of this game is to add interesting extras and different. Modes without drastically changing the tone of the game too much.

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A two-volume novel adaptation appeared 2013. A theatrical film version followed in 2014,the trailer for which you can see here. A second movie unrelated to the first, Ao Oni 2.0, was released in 2015. There's also a Black Comedy anime shorts adaptation by Studio DEEN, Aooni the Blue Monster, which aired during the summer 2016 anime season.

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Agent Scully: Hiroshi to some degree. This is demonstrated most in the third version; even after being chased around by the oni, when he catches up with everyone else and gets asked what's happening, he suggests it's some sort of Halloween costume. The oni disproves that theory, prompting a later dream where Hiroshi imagines he was right after all.
All Just a Dream: Used for both the Scary Surprise Party and a Catapult Nightmare in the fifth version's ending.
And Now for Someone Completely Different: In version 1, there's a point where the player switches over to Kazuya.
Antagonist Title: The game is literally named 'Blue Demon' in Japanese. Of which there are many included, especially in later versions.
Anyone Can Die: Depending on the version. Sometimes Hiroshi might get to save everyone; other times, not so much.
Art-Style Dissonance: The character portraits in early versions are drawn in markedly different styles. Takeshi's in particular stands out.
Awesome, but Impractical: There are closets in a couple of rooms. You can escape the oni by hiding in one of them. But if the oni is in the same room as you, going in one will land you an automatic Game Over (your hiding spot is no good when the oni sees you go in). Good luck trying to hide in one without the oni catching you!
Behind the Black: The oni seems to like hiding behind text boxes to enter a room unnoticed.
Bittersweet Ending:
- In 1, only Hiroshi, Megumi, and Kazuya manage to escape.
- In version 5, Hiroshi leads his friends to safety, but another group enters the mansion...
- In version 6, Hiroshi ultimately escapes, but couldn't save anyone, making for a Downer Ending.
Book-Ends: Two examples in Version 5's ending: Takeshi has a nightmare about being found in the cabinet he first hid inside, and a new group of victims enter the house.
Bookcase Passage: Frequently.
Broken Bridge: Most of the mansion's doors are locked at the start, forcing Hiroshi to explore and solve puzzles in order to progress.
Cat Scare:
- One of the first events in every game involves Hiroshi hearing a strange crash and going to investigate. It's just a broken plate.
- Subverted in version 6. At one point, the player is in a room when something breaks offscreen, only to see a cat flee the room after knocking over a picture frame. Then Double Subverted, seconds later, a monster with More Teeth than the Osmond Family and Black Eyes of Evil runs out from behind a bookcase toward the player.
Color-Coded Characters: In the later games, Takeshi, Mika, and Takuro have blond, brunette, and red hair respectively, while Hiroshi has silver-white hair. Makes it easy to tell them apart.
Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: The Oni's Dark Blue color allows you to see it the millisecond it enters the room.
Conscience Makes You Go Back: In Version 1, this happens near the end of the game: Kazuya escapes, but goes back looking for Hiroshi.
Creepy Basement: The key location in all of the versions.
Cue the Rain: As you move deeper into the manor, you will eventually hear it raining outside.
Curiosity Killed the Cast: Depending on the version. Everyone or nobody in the group dies. Markedly in version 5 where no one dies... But a new group enters the building. Whereas everyone but Hiroshi dies in 6.
Darker and Edgier: Aside from removing the more confusing and misleading puzzles, version 6 amped up the horror elements compared to the previous one, changing the attic from just another location to get puzzle pieces into an Eldritch Location, including the gut-punching Scary Surprise Party scene, and sequentially killing off the other characters one by one.
Difficulty by Region: In version 5, there is a Japan-specific cipher puzzle which many non-Japanese players find almost impossible, even with the usage of a guide. Often times, this is the spot where players gave up on the game altogether.
Driven to Suicide: Takeshi, in version 6. He is extremely sad and guilt-ridden after convincing everyone to go into the mansion, only for most of them to get eaten, killed, or worse.
Drop-In Nemesis: Guess who.
Dwindling Party: In some versions, including 1, 3, and 6.
Early Installment Weirdness:
- The original version puts more detail into the Excuse Plot with a longer opening sequence. While the main character is still named Hiroshi, he's now a dark-haired underclassman who, along with the silver-haired Kazuya, gets forced to visit the mansion by a gang of four older students. Takuro leads this gang, and the other members include Mika's precursor Megumi, a brown-haired Takeshi counterpart, and a gray-haired boy who would eventually become Hiroshi in later versions. There are no character portraits.
- The oni suffers heavily from Artificial Stupidity in the original game, having a harder time navigating around obstacles. By the same token, certain objects can be walked right through.
Easter Egg: In the later versions, these can be accessed by entering different codes for Hiroshi's name.
Extreme Omnivore: The monster can devour a rope ladder without blinking an eye.
Face–Monster Turn: The other three students turn into Oni after dying in version 6, and are just as dangerous as the regular Oni.
Fan Sequel: The fangame Ao Oni S is specifically set after version 5's ending. There's also Siro Oni, Hakkyo Oni, Heta Oni, and Crom Oni, each with, respectively, a Two Headed Oni, a Bleeding Screamer Oni, a sort of Alien-like Oni, and a Red Oni.
Four Is Death: In most versions, it's a group of four students who enter the manor.
A Friend in Need: Most strongly seen in the first version, where Hiroshi is constantly searching for his friend Kazuya, and Kazuya ultimately saves him in the end.

Gang of Bullies: Takuro and his friends act like this in version 1.
Gory Discretion Shot: Used in conjunction with Shadow Discretion Shot for one death: after seeing a shadow pass by a screen door, attempting to enter five tim

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