Sue's pendant

So you met Toroko in a room and she said: "That pendant sue gave to me. Well... I shouldn't have it anymore."

Why she doesn't want it anymore? Sue gave it to her so she should keep it with her.

 

She doesn't want it anymore because King gets his ears all in a tangle when he sees Sue and Toroko getting along.

 

why is the pendant a fish?
That seems like something a mimiga would have, as opposed to a human.

 

Sometimes humans have fish pendants, cultr1. She probably gave it to Toroko because it is a fish.
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Sometimes humans have fish pendants, cultr1. She probably gave it to Toroko because it is a fish.
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Fuck you.

The fish represents persistence and love, which Toroko and Sue both have.

 

guys, the real issue we're all missing now is: why is this pendant at the bottom of the fishing pond? Irony? Because the chin fish stole it? Because kapanchi is there, which immedeatly removed all of toroko's clothing?

 

I could see King throwing it in the lake in a fit of rage.

Also guys I'm sorry I messed up in the other thread I feel horrible ;.;

 

I could see King throwing it in the lake in a fit of rage.

Also guys I'm sorry I messed up in the other thread I feel horrible ;.;

The mental image that your post gave me was very entertaining for some reason.

GRRRARRRGHHH KING SMAAASH *THROWS PENDANT AT KANPACHI*

 

I think that pendant looks like Goldfish, the snack cracker thing.

It also puzzles me that you find Kanpachi fishing, Mimigas don't eat fish, they eat flowers, right? Why would they even KNOW HOW TO FISH??

 

Sure they eat fish. Maybe not all, but some. The Mimiga children in the Sand Zone must have, as one of them specifically says he is hungry for fish.

 

I could see King throwing it in the lake in a fit of rage
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HA! I imagined it too!
King: God damnit Toroko! Why did you befriend Sue?
Pendant: Because she is a good person.
King: WAAAAH! *throws pendant into lake and runs away*

 

It reminds me of a goldfish, but it also reminds me of those weird fish-shaped pastries that they eat in Japan and Korea. But those obviously have more detail.

You know..that pendant kind of does look tasty..just saying.

 

Ya, it looks tasty at first, but when you try to eat it, all of your teeth fall out, like in the cartoons.

 

Mmmmmm... plot development

 

Ya, it looks tasty at first, but when you try to eat it, all of your teeth fall out, like in the cartoons.

No no, it's chocolate wrapped in foil.

 

No no, it's chocolate wrapped in foil.

Mmm. Aluminum foil?

 

Well..yes. What else would it be wrapped in?

 

Well..yes. What else would it be wrapped in?

Silver foil?
Maybe the Sakamoto's are loaded.

 

Loaded or not..why would you wrap chocolate in silver foil?

Maybe her necklace is like Heather's from Silent Hill. There is a secret thingie inside that is used for the 'special moment'.

But what? >_>

 

The fish represents persistence and love, which Toroko and Sue both have.

The fish represents food as far as Mimigas are concerned.