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Haunting Mystery -> RE: =AQW= Zazul House Discussion X (6/17/2012 8:45:15)
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Eh, about the Ulquiorra clue.
His sketch picture thingamehjiggy is places on a dartboard. It's common to put a picture of someone you hate on a dartboard.
Ulquiorra is the 4th Espada. Yumichika hates the number 4. Get wut I'm trying to say here? Yumichika may be the character we should be focusing on, not Ulquiorra.
Of course, this is just a wild theory. ._.
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In the jail room, everything is reflected except the candle, Ulquiorra dartboard, the cobweb, the jail cell itself and everything inside it as well as a big bone. The claw marks and prisoner chains are mirrored in their placement. The rock placement is different as well.
So, candle, cobwebs, cell, bones, prisoner chain, claw marks and rocks. The first things I think of when I see these words is a stereotypical mad scientist castle and Frankenstine. I've also noticed that when you throw a knife towards the dartboard, your 'reflection' doesn't follow suit. Your 'reflection', appearantly, cannot equip daggers. If you equip daggers, your copy only seems to carry one of 'em. First thing that springs to mind is Warrior. ._. Has anyone tried equiping Warrior class and doing stuff at Zazul's house?
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''Obey Zazul Obey Zazul Obey Zazul Obey Zazul Obey Zazul Obey Zazul Obey Zazul.''
7 times, a mysterious voice says this. Voltaire's stage item thingy is there as well. Strange indeed. I say, are there any Voltaire songs involving the number: seven? Frankly, I'm too lazy to search and I'm not too big of a Voltaire fan to know.
The number seven. As in: ''Break a mirror and you get seven years bad luck.''
So, any Voltaire songs involving mirriors and sevens? And bad luck, for that matter?
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The two conveyer belts have a grand total of 24 Z's on 'em.
As someone has said before ( Can't recall who.. ), his house number ( 3752601 ) adds up to 24. ( 3+7+5+2+6+1=24. )
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Seconds of a year divided by sweet, sweet pie, eh?
Seconds can also refer to second helpings, at a meal. Stong possibility not, though, considering that sentence above this one. Second helpings of a meal divided by sweet, sweet pie? Yep, I don't think so.
Division is the opposite of multiplication. Sweet is the opposite of sour. Seconds of a year multiplied by sour, sour pie, anyone? Just thinking, considering that Zazul is a pretty inverted guy. Speaking of inverted, Mobius Valley ( or whatever ) may hold something clue-ish.
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Da code to the chest...
ZZZZ-1113-1ZZ1.
1+1+1+3+1+1=8.
Z may also refer to the letter Z, the twenty-sixth letter of the alphabet.
26+26+26+26+1+1+1+3+1+26+26+1=164.
Eight and One hundred and sixy four.
Which brings me to the ''Multiples of 4 theory.''
Yes, both are multiples of 4.
4 multipled by 2=8.
4 multipled by 41=164.
The conveyer belts had 24 Z's on them.
4 multipled by 6=24.
Thus, 2, 41 and 6. Added together, these make 49. A number that is NOT a multiple of 4! :D
Gah, so wut now you say? Well, I don't know either. ._.
Ah, wait, I forgot about the 7 Obey Zazul's.
49+7=56. Yet another multiple of 4. This time, the answer is 14. ._.
14... Wut does 14 have to do with Zazul?
The Z that Zazul has created has 4 lines in it. 4 lines to make the Z. Greaaaaaaaaat. 4. ._.
This has got to be one of the most complicated puzzles EVER!
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The Yokai Junkard.
I tried looking for any items out of the ordinary, but I could not find ANYTHING!
The only difference between the Zazul house Junkyard and the Yokai Junkyard were the time of days (look at the atmosphere in both areas. Zazul's atmosphere is night-time, while the Yokai Junkyard is well, I dunno, evening?) Irony has struck me once again. Or something else, I don't know the word for it. YES FOLKS, the time that the Yokai Junkyard is stuck in could well be... FOUR PM. ._. Four. Yay.
Well, those are my waaaaay wacko assumptions. I just found out about these random things as I came to check up on Zazul's house. Gah, have fun trying to find out if my find-outings actually mean anything. I'm expecially bothered about the 4 thingy. ._.
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~Haunting Mystery.
Peace.
HOLD ON! I've had another stroke of genius! So I've returned! Yay you!
There are twelve colours flashing in front of the house. (Cringe.)
Four green.
Four red.
Two pink.
One yellow.
One orange.
5 colours in total.
The rainbow has 7 colours. Pink can stand for Indigo and Violet.
Thus, we are missing one colour: Red. ._.
Thus, OY G BIV. Yes, I missed the R on purpose.
OYGBIV. 6 letters. 5 colours, in the case of the flashing lights.
O=15th letter.
Y=25th letter.
G=7th letter.
B=2nd letter.
I=9th letter.
V=22nd letter.
Add them together and you get 80.
4 multipled by 20 is 80. (Cringe.)
HOWEVER, since pink was our basis of Indigo and Violet, it could be:
OYGBP
Which would be 25+15+7+2+16=65.
65 cannot be divided by 4. (Well it can (the answer is 16.25) but you con't get a whole number.)
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The shrine in Junkyard says two Japanese phrases.
Hajimemashite and Arigato Gomenasai.
Hajimemashite is used when meeting a person for the first time. These is also a song called Hajimemashite (by Miyuki Nakajima).
Arigato Gomenasai means.. Well, I don't know. I think it's a really really polite way of saying thank you. :D
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~Haunting Mystery.
'Till next time. Again.
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