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zekeram · 8 months

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I love Promise of Reunion but like objectively I think Forgotten Portrait is the best in terms of writing, that shit fucking punches you, utter brutality

#thoughts #ib game #ib game spoilers #together forever is up there too #look I just think doomed toybox is the best scene in the game FIGHT ME #ib (game)#ib spoilers #ib (game) spoilers

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metamatronic · 28 days

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yes i’m drawing 15-years-later ib AU comics 12 years post release date. what about it.

#ib #mary ib #ib garry #ib spoilers #ib game #ib AU #ok but what if though #mary over-confident until she realizes the paintings don’t listen to her anymore #garry like “i’m going to tell them the truth and explain the situation”#and then meets them and immediately crumbles #“HI JUST A NORMAL GALLERY ATTENDEE TRYING TO ESCAPE”#ib is suspicious of both of them the whole time #garry because suspicious nervous man who she feels like she’s met before #and mary because she can tell her sister’s hiding something #oh yeah and garry thinks mary doesn’t remember anything #(she does)

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pipskippy · 2 years

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it gets lonely down here

#ib spoilers #ib #ib game #mary (ib)#mary ib #my art #spoilers implied but just in case #image desc in alt text

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jesterothing · 2 months

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uh oh

#ib spoilers #ib fanart #ib game #ib #ib garry #garry ib #garry #rpgmaker horror #rpg horror #art #artists on tumblr #my art #disturbing imagery

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yall-hate-kids-tourney · 4 months

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Who has been screwed over by the fandom more?

Propaganda below the cut

(SPOILERS FOR POCKET MIRROR)

Mary:

A painting of a girl who was brought to life and wants to become a real girl and make friends :) like pinocchio but slightly more murderous. She can only become real if one of the two real people in her world dies first so she can take their place. In certain endings of the game, she chooses to kill the adult Garry so she and the child protagonist Ib can live together forever in the real world- which of course, means she's the most evil creature in existence and should literally be burned alive, according to the fandom.

Fleta:

She is a spoiled little girl who constantly insults the protagonist but is also possessive of her and throws her in the attic, because she is actually an embodiment of the protagonist's lonely childhood self.

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I LOVE THIS GAME SO MUCH *sobs* Fleta is a character that keeps on getting hate on because of how she acted but she's really just a kid who grew up in such a dysfunctional household.... Even after the reveal about her being an alter people still hate her and it makes me so sad :,( Anyways I love this game with all my heart, I hope I can recommend people to play. Genuinely the best DID repr you'll see in years.She is a spoiled little girl who constantly insults the protagonist but is also possessive of her and throws her in the attic, because she is actually an embodiment of the protagonist's lonely childhood self.

#yall hate kids tourney #round 1a #ib #ib game #ib rpg #ib mary #mary ib #pocket mirror #little goody two shoes #pocket mirror (game)#fleta (pocket mirror)#pocket mirror spoilers

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kanna-kizuchi-enjoyer · 11 months

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#mary (ib)#mary #mary ib #garry ib #garry #ib #ib game #ib liveblogging #<- only because of spoilers

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ariapmdeol · 1 year

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HI…… i’m scared to do a character for coe i don’t wanna spoil myself OR WORSE NOT GET TO SEE WHAT YOU DRAW SO. garry ib :)

Now let’s begin to hunt down the liar!: BRING IT ON - MILGRAM

#garry ib #IB game #doll room (ib)#SONG USED:#bring it on - MILGRAM (futa kajiyama)#ALI I HOPE YOU KNOW IF YOU SENT IN A RQ I WOULD NEVER MAKE IT SPOILERS FOR YOU <3 #rpgmaker horror #aria draws #my art #alizarinee #THE DOLL ROOM AM I RIGHT #spooky imagery #creepy #i guess?#not sure how to cw this #ANYWAYS ILY ALIII

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spacestarberry · 2 years

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"I suppose your right. We should respect the artist's intentions."

#ib game #ib garry #ib (character)#ib remake #rpg horror #description in alt text #If i got the quote wrong or the picture wrong don't at me this is my first playthrough and i can't look at spoilers #I tried so hard to find it......#Loving the game so far

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yourlovepancake · 2 years

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Ib (remake) spoiler

That truly terrible, Garry.

#ib #ibgame #ib remake #ib spoilers #rpg maker game #ib garry #pancake_art

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supaki4 · 1 month

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The Game Ib and Mary-ism, a Materialist Analysis.

AT first glance, the game Ib's 3 central characters seem to have nothing to do with a materialist understanding of the world. They seem more like Platonic idealized forms, character archetypes more than real people. However, as with analysis of any creative work, the material relevance of such a work is always found in the correspondence of such archetypes to the world we live.

Ib, the nine year old girl representing the player, is the human embodiment of the player's choices. As is typical for the RPG horror genre, she doesn't talk except to advance the plot. Ib enters the abyssal gallery voluntarily, gets stuck, and although silent, is clearly entranced by the gallery's otherworldly sights and clearly afraid of the gallery's horrors and wants to go home. Thus, Ib is the audience of the game at large, us who are expected to experience the drama between these two people and undergo a potential change in opinion.

Garry, the male character that Ib meets first, is initially presented as someone just like Ib: an outsider to Guertena's gallery of horrors who stumbled into the art gallery by another entrance. Immediately, however, Ib sees that Garry is not like her. He is an adult, he is visibly shaken by the gallery, and he thinks nothing of the rules of the gallery. Despite needing to be rescued by Ib, he is paternalistic towards her and refuses to see her as an equal (despite both being held prisoner in an abyssal nightmare world). When he does help Ib, he never asks for her feelings and retains his aloof, cold personality, always attempting to maintain the illusion of dominance and control over the unpredictable situation. When the gallery tries to stop their attempt at escape, Garry violently destroys the obstacles in his way, paying no heed to the fact that the entire gallery, all of the paintings and sculptures, and all of the dolls are sentient. In Garry, we see man as socialized under capitalism: selfish, incapable of true compassion, and a sense of manhood based on control over the environment, women, and children.

Mary, the female character that Ib meets next, is a vivacious girl. She is carefree, scatterbrained, and friendly. In short, the perfect picture of youthful innocence, the girl who just wants a friend. However, despite her cheerful appearance, we soon learn of an unsettling secret. The sentient gallery, in trying to split up the trio, informs Garry (and the player, but not Ib in-game) that Mary is not human, but merely a painting. Up until now, Guertena's paintings have only been threats to the safety of Garry and Ib, Garry instantly dehumanizes Mary and treats her as an enemy. When the gallery then informs Mary of this, she has a mental breakdown, repeatedly stabbing the head of a statue. We learn very quickly that Mary is crazy and is not above murdering Garry to escape the gallery and finally live a life of dignity, of friends, of sunshine, and not of the endless depression and monotony of the gallery. In some endings, she even murders Ib (despite being friends) simply to protect her secret because after Garry's betrayal she no longer trusts anyone else to understand and accept her. In Mary, we see humanity's atomized state under capitalism: completely isolated, lonely, friendless, a product of a depressing and hostile environment. Any "help" from society comes only from patronizing Garries who do not respect their human dignity but help others only to help themselves. Thus, self-identified Marries are simply tools to Garries, to be outcast when they violate the bourgeois sensibilities of "normality". Each call of friendship (as represented by Ib) is potentially a beckon to freedom, but also potentially a stab in the back. Such people both long for a true friend, but also fear the worst. This causes insanity, as manifest in Mary's uncontrolled violence, or a surrender to darkness, as manifest in Mary's worst ending (where the darkness engulfs her and destroys what is left of her pure soul).

And yet, it is impossible to blame Mary for her actions. After all, her murder of Garry (or Ib) was manipulated by the gallery itself, and her insanity is simply a product of her lengthy solitary confinement in the abyssal gallery of Guertena. Her happy personality can only be sustained by the creation of her own coping space, a bright, colorful, hand-drawn world created by a child where everything is at peace and there is no violence. As a result of her active resistance to the dehumanizing environment around her, Mary is in fact more human than Garry. It is Mary who protects her own rose (compared to Garry or Ib), despite the fact her life force is not bound in her rose like that of the two humans from the outside. It is Mary, not Garry, who accepts those different than herself and tries to make friends (despite the fact such people could kill her). It is Mary who believes the gallery can be escaped, despite growing up there and having never seen the outside world, and Garry who before meeting Ib, lost hope, despite having come not long ago from the outside world.

However, no amount of time in this personal space can deny her reality: she is still a painting and is bound by the dehumanizing rules of a sentient, unified, and malicious gallery. As Ib and Garry find, it actively blocks their escape routes, manipulates pictures motivated by greed to kill them, and when it seems like Garry, Ib, and Mary might all make it out alive united as friends, the gallery actively conspires against them, first splitting them up by force and then manipulating Garry's arrogance and Mary's fear to force Ib to choose (the murder of) one of her friends. In short, the gallery is a metaphor for modern capitalism: an all-encompassing system of inhumanity that defends itself by actively blocking (often with lethal force) those who stand up to it, and will get you to treat potential friends as enemies. If not opposed, capitalism creates a personal hell for each person where insanity or murder (or suicide) become preferable to the depressing alternative, and worst of all, it will turn your coping mechanism into a crutch and its preservation into the motive for attacking others. However, such a crutch at least shows the inkling of mental resistance, and thus, allows a modicum of humanity (even in the insane) not present in those who have already surrendered to capitalism.

Of course, as materialists, we must recognize the failing of any RPG. By focusing on the exploits of a main character in making key plot choices, RPGs necessarily advance an idealist, great-man theory view of events. The escape from the real world abyssal gallery of capitalism is not decided by real world Ibs, who are somehow born fearless and mentally whole, but by the collective action of the proletariat, led by the vanguard party. However, Ib teaches us that personal class affiliation is not enough, we must always strive to unify as great a section of the revolutionary classes as possible (trying to be friends with both Garry and Mary) but if the capitalist system impels us (as the gallery did between Garry and Mary), we are to preferentially uplift the most exploited (the working class, in all of our hues, genders, and cognitive abilities). We, the exploited masses, are all Marries before the capitalist class. In our self-liberation, we must become fearless and constantly alert like Ib. In real life, we are not rescued by Ib, we rescue ourselves by becoming Ib. -- me (mary4) and metalpegasus

Symbols:

Yellow roses are a new revolutionary symbol. It represents the mentally ill who had their minds shattered by capitalism and it's dehumanizing conditioning. It represents the Marries. me and you

Blue roses represent the Garries. Whose who conform to capitalism's dehumanizing conditioning.

Red roses Represent the Ibs. The liberators. Who we should strive to be. References: