Argh! The Love Walker!

Swastika!

You know the first time I encountered the enemy, I didn’t really think of it as a swastika. I spend so much time explaining to people that in order for it to be one, the curves have to create an S, and I completely fail to see the reverse. XD

Yeah, but it makes sense for the Cabaret poster to have one, since, y’know, that whole “taking place in pre-WWII Germany” thing.

Itoi just wanted to make the love walker say “manji”

Nazi Tazmilyan hookers!

Just wondering, what DOES happen when you turn it around? its too much work for me to go back and try it XD

Just go to your Battle Memory and turn it around there, no big problem.

Also, I’m going to have nightmares looking at this.

Now that’s just plain horrifying.

Just as sick and twisted as the monster based on it.

That looks like some weird art, though this is SO a swatiska.

I just found out another reason why Mother 3 never came out into the states, cause this enemy looks like a Swastika, also, I think the poster is going to give me nightmares…………

@Dan: It looks pretty much the same except the word “LOVE” is in place of the lips.

There may be more to it, Mato! The connection between the Kabaret posters and Mother 3 is obvious, but I can see a less obvious connection between the movie and Mother 2.

A famous(?) song from that musical is “Money”, and the chorus goes “Money makes the world go ’round, of that we can be sure! …on being poor.” Kinda sounds like “Money, that’s what is hot. Money, it’s what we ain’t got, ‘cept freedom, freedom, freedom is what we’ve really sought!” no? Well, freedom aside…

Of course, the song is performed in a style completely different from the Runaway Five’s, and the way it’s done really seems like you’re watching “Love Walker: The Musical”. Here’s a link, watch at your own risk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkRIbUT6u7Q …then again, the way they say “Money money, Money money” in the beginning kinda sounds like “Mani mani”, no?
But that might be a(n even bigger) stretch.

I think the simularities are just a coincidence. Eastern Europe has a notorious history of making artfully frightening looking movie posters. For movies that aren’t very scary but have frightening posters, try to look for the polish poster of Midnight Cowboy and Sunset Blvd.

Money makes the world go around! The world go around! The world go around!

Money makes the world go around, of that we can be can be sure! … on being poor!

Ew!

Kabaret involved Nazis taking over Germany and sex. It also was the starring debut of Liz Minelli.

The money song mentioned previously:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkRIbUT6u7Q

And I always thought that the love walker was based off from Silent hill 2.

0.o

Wowzors..

@AssKetchum

Are these the posters you were talking about?
http://gfx.filmweb.pl/po/81/82/8182/6972266.2.jpg
http://gfx.filmweb.pl/po/12/78/31278/7052107.2.jpg

What happens if i turn it around in Battle?