Currently a proof of concept, there isnt much content other than the character creation and the shop, with a minor sex scene if you want. Stumble your way through the jungle and try to escape. You are sucked into the game of Goo-Manji. This works in conjunction with the Include list and may severely limit your results. The sequel to the critically unacclaimed game Goo Manji. If you are looking to limit your results, you may also specify the game name to search for alongside the Include Options.Įxclude Options: If a particular subject happens to turn you off, you can select multiple options to exclude games from your list. Include Options: If you are looking for exact specifics in a game, you can leave the 'Search For' box empty and specify various themes, authors, engines, ratings, and various miscellaneous options. The search engine will attempt to look for the game you are specifying. Instead, they decided to go watch 'The Simpsons'.Search For: Type the name or part of the name for the game you a looking for. However, everyone's souls were still trapped in their switched bodies, as the gods argued that the soul-switching was not a physical transformation, and thus they would have to play again if they wanted to undo the switch. Eventually, Sarah (who had been cursed with two fox tails and four arms in female-Tedd's body) finally won the game, causing all transformations to be undone. The game had enjoyed upsetting Sarah so, as it started failing to do so, it lost its ingenuity and will to torment. While the gods meant this as punishment, Sarah rejoiced at being female again. Finally, the card Sarah-as-Tedd drew said that the gods were angry at her sneakiness, thus transforming Tedd's body into a female. Before playing again, Sarah decided she didn't like seeing Elliot and Tedd (in Grace and Sarah's bodies) cuddle due to the effects of the best card ever, and killed the libido of the gods by using Tedd's body to kiss Grace-as-Elliot on the lips, thus making the gods immediately cancel the Best Card Ever, which had the side effect of completely destroying Tedd-as-Sarah's and Elliot-as-Grace's libido as well. Play continued based on mind/soul, meaning Sarah-as-Tedd went next. The card Grace drew next caused everyone's souls to switch to switch bodies, causing Grace/Elliot and Sarah/Tedd to switch. Sarah, who had trouble rolling and moving due to her cat form, drew a card saying the gods were sick of her taking so long, returning her to human form (and putting her under the effect of the Best Card Ever). Despite pleading meowing from Sarah, he chose to undo his own transformation. Next turn, Elliot drew a card that let him undo one transformation. Ever!', kitten-Sarah came at him with a hammer but due to her size and shape was unable to use it. Tedd finished the turn by drawing a card that caused all female humans (at that point Elliot and Grace) to cuddle obsessively. As such, she decided to use her morphing powers to change into complete human form, highly annoying the gods of the game as they've never had to deal with a shapeshifter before. Grace's card was supposed to change her into a squirrel-like humanoid, but as she was already in her half-squirrel form, nothing changed. In the first turn, Elliot's card changed him into a girl based on what Tedd thought in his mind (Elliot was happy that he 'got off easy' based on that fact), and Sarah's card changed her into a kitten. Tedd initially did not think reading the rules was necessary, but after he read a card that said 'Read the rules, or the owl will eat you', and an owl his size appeared next to him, glaring and hooting ominously, he relented. The shopkeeper described it as 'an evil, cursed game that reshapes reality as you play, and cannot end until there is a winner! Doom and terror shall befall all who play this cursed game!' īack at Tedd's house, Elliot called Sarah and, after a little convincing (including noting that the story is not in continuity), got her to agree to come over and play the game with him and Grace. Meanwhile, a woman who was trying to steal a soda from the shop was shrunk. After hearing that the only toothbrush sold would change his teeth and jaws with every use, he thought that sounded too pricey and was about to leave but the shopkeeper suggested that he buy something else.

While shopping for a toothbrush, Tedd wandered into an interesting looking shop. The reader was thus warned that the arc included 'gratuitous mayhem' (the kind Tedd likes) and would not carry over any consequences to the main story. The storyline was introduced by Tedd, who explained that while some NP stories fit into the story continuity, but this story 'does not, and never will, fit into the main continuity'. It opened on Jun 22nd, 2004, and closed on Aug 21st, 2004, for a total of 21 comics. Goonmanji is the seventh storyline in EGS:NP.

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