#Wandering willows sequel manual
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Rainbow Pimp Gear: All of your clothing is purely cosmetic, but townspeople will sometimes ask for clothing as part of quests, and you can give clothes to them as gifts.Some also have variants with different faces. Palette Swap: Most pets have both a 'normal' version and a 'rare' version, which is a different color, has better stats, and appears less frequently.It's a bit disturbing, because the implication is, she's a bit of a Sadist Teacher to JJ.

My Beloved Smother: Evie and Bea would like it if their mother got off their backs.

Neither's age is explicitly stated, but Silas has graying hair and definitely seems to be more jaded.

May-December Romance: Heather and Silas.

#Wandering willows sequel Pc

There's Art's ' fuzzie party' (and his later crossdressing excapades), the PC reminding JJ that his 'superior genetics' will mean nothing if he doesn't procreate, 'The underwear is out the outside!', et cetra, et cetra.

Genki Girl: Heather's genkitude is remarkable.

Everything's Better with Penguins: The Tooey pet (and its rare variant, Cooey).

Nico comes off as fairly normal too, if not an insufferable egghead.

Dysfunction Junction: Debbie is probably the only person on the island who isn't majorly bizarre in some fashion.

Does This Remind You of Anything?: Art's furr-er, 'fuzzie' party.

The Ditz: Bea, in contrast to her sister Evie.

Given how screwed up the rest of Wandering Willows is, it's probably deserved.

Combinatorial Explosion: Averted, in a small way-you can't combine items unless you learn the recipe or pattern for an item first.

Clingy Jealous Girl: Heather for Silas.

Broken Bridge: Landslides have closed off part of the world.

Brilliant but Lazy: JJ's pretty smart, if not really, really dumb.ItMakesSenseInContext.

Brain Bleach: In response to Art wearing a ballroom gown: 'There are some things you just can't unsee.'.

Tropes used in Wandering Willows include: And if you think it sounds strange from just our description alone, you don't know the half of it.

Wandering Willows is a 2009 simulation/RPG released by Play First. Whether the people of the island will be more of a help than a hinderance remains to be seen! So you set off on your quest to fix your balloon. The villagers agree to help you, if a bit skeptically. But you're a bit more Hot-Blooded than that, and you're determined to find your way home. They've all decided they're perfectly OK with living on the island it isn't as if it isn't hospitable, after all. And they all have an unusual backstory: All of them came to the island in some type of crash or other disaster. The good news is, the island is inhabited! In fact, it has houses and shops-it's more of a tiny wayward village than anything else. The bad news is, your hot air balloon is completely wrecked. You steer yourself to a crash landing on a nearby island. But a storm picks up, and while you navigate it bravely, a wayward seagull collides with your balloon. An Adventurer Is You, and you and your trusty hot air balloon are soaring high above the waves. It's a beautiful day above the big blue sea. Just before finishing, turn down the heat and add several cups of Lost. Dice up the Animal Crossing and add it to the pot. Start with a big, bubbling pot of Harvest Moon. PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE. THIS SHOULD BE WORKING NOW, REPORT ANY ISSUES TO Janna2000, SelfCloak or RRabbit42. The Trope workshop specific templates can then be removed and it will be regarded as a regular trope page after being moved to the Main namespace.

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