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April, 2004.
Last month, everybody came to peace with the truth. As Sunny played the violin, all the troubles in the world seemed to float away, and what was left was serenity and peace in Faraway. Pandora's Box had been opened by garden shears and a death wish, and as the evils of the world flew away hope remained to light the path forward. Good times never last, however. The world continues to march on and stop for nobody.
Sunny is caught up in a world he thought long dead: and Aubrey is forced to confront feelings she thought long buried. Basil is forced to grapple with forces outside of his control. Unnecessary feelings begin to make themselves known: the spirits from the past circle around New York, desperate to make their victims fall back in their grasp...
...for better or for worse.
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- Part 2 of Wiz's Extended OMORI Universe
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21 Jul 2026
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March, 2003.
It's been a week since the events at the hospital. Sunny's finally moved to Brooklyn, Kel's gotten into JV, Hero's taking time to breathe, Aubrey’s slowly coming out of her room, and Basil’s finally moving forward. As the dust settles, however, the consequences of the truth start to make themselves known. As the months wear on and cracks form in the foundation, lines are crossed, dormant truths are unmasked, relationships are tested: and the world stops for nobody.
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- Part 1 of Wiz's Extended OMORI Universe
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21 Jul 2026
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Sakaki is a girl in her third year of high school who is quiet, closed-off, and has trouble communicating. She has little interest in people and doesn’t spend her time worrying about love. Minamo, on the other hand, is a twenty-eight-year-old P.E. teacher from the same school who spends all of her time anxious about romance and her future. And each is entirely unprepared when confronted by a friend who is desperately, futilely, in love.
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03 Jun 2026
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In life as in music and poetry, we all search for our natural rhythm. The cadence that carries us through joy and struggle alike.
In “Another Me”, Kris's left hand stops responding to their will. Their musical world collapses—and so do they. As anxiety, isolation, and an increasing sense of doom blur the line between reality and nightmare, a disturbing voice wearing their own face whispers that they don't deserve their place in their program or in this world.
"You, Us" shifts perspective to Ralsei, who finds himself navigating unfamiliar emotional territory in the wake of crisis. As he and Kris fumble through the realities of the world around them, and tentative domestic dreams, deeper questions emerge for him: Can relationships survive the kind of brutal honesty that breakdown demands? Can love survive after being left out in the cold for so long? And what happens to your sense of self when you don’t live for yourself, but for someone else?
Structured as musical compositions (AM) and poetry (YU) rather than traditional chapters, this series asks whether we can create something meaningful from the hardest moments in our lives.
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04 Oct 2025
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The Batter is at his final destination and finds that the impurity he has gained through his trials is too much to bear: he cannot face death and oblivion when he is so corrupted. The mysterious merchant Zacharie appears and offers him an alternative that seems too perfect to be true, but with a challenge the Batter isn't actually sure he can achieve...
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19 Sep 2025