Andes Komeji

* NI

* Icon
* 46yrs

* Andes Komeji - アンデス米治
* Quiz King (formerly)

*"I bring smiles to the audience. If I can do that, I don't care if I get mocked. That's what it means to be an entertainer."*
—Komeji talking to Shoma about being a comedian
**Yoneharu Enda** (宴田 米治, *Enda Yoneharu*), known by his stage name **Andes Komeji** (アンデス米治, *Andesu Komeji*), is a main character in *AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES - nirvanA Initiative*.

A former "Quiz King" turned comedian. He has made some TV appearances but isn’t very successful. He is affiliated with Misetan and AMABIE-TV because of his job. He is the father of Shoma Enda.

In *nirvanA Initiative*, he was the host of the game show *Faith to Face* when the right half of a body suddenly appeared in the studio during the webcast. The appearance of the half body marked the beginning of the Half Body Serial Killings case. Komeji was a key witness and a suspect in said case.

## Design

Komeji is a 46-year-old man. He has short brown hair that he keeps in a choppy fringe and dark brown eyes with white pupils. His most defining characteristic is his square-shaped head, mimicking the style of a *Minecraft* character. His nose and mouth are quite wide as a result of his peculiar head shape. There is a black mark in the center of his forehead that could be a mole or a birthmark. Because of his age, he has wrinkles under his eyes.

He has one set of clothing that he wears throughout the game. It consists of a double-breasted pink suit with white buttons, a long-sleeved white dress shirt underneath, white shoes, and a large blue bow tie that was gifted to him by Shoma. On the first day of the Half Body Serial Killings, and on one branch of Need Info, he is missing the bow tie.

Komeji is rotund and very short for his age, appearing to be around the same height as 12-year-old Mizuki Date (who is roughly 140cm, or 4'7"). This also makes him around the same height as his own 12-year-old son.

## Personality

As befitting a stage performer, Komeji is a very emotive person, with a range of comically exaggerated expressions. Even off-stage he's usually open about how he's feeling; this also makes him a bad liar with a tendency to panic or sputter over his words when put on the spot. At one point he even flies into hysterics when cornered and requires sedation. He's not good with long-term thinking and is a very reckless person, often throwing himself towards danger without properly considering the risks. This habit gets even worse when he's drunk, causing him to take actions that are incredibly irrational.

That aside, Komeji is shown to be a sincere, idealistic, and kind person when not performing. He is polite to Kuruto Ryuki whenever they discuss the case, even referring to him as "Mr.", and openly supports him in his work. When put in a dangerous situation it's shown that his first concern is always his son, and he shows a similar concern towards Mizuki when she gets involved in a fight. Moreover, his decision to become a comedian is born from a simple desire to bring a smile to his audience, which is an ideal he strives towards even when it causes issues in his personal life. In this sense, he can be called naive.

He cares very deeply about his family, but his various flaws cause him to have a complicated relationship with them. His inability to bring money into the household leads to his wife leaving him, and his son Shoma ends up getting bullied at school because of Komeji's career as a comedian, which in turn causes Shoma to become hostile towards his father. Komeji's selfish desire to keep his job despite his increasing debt makes his relationship with his son even worse, until Shoma insists that he hates his father and wants nothing to do with him. In spite of it all, Komeji always acts with his son's safety and happiness as his number one priority.

Komeji is aware of his own faults, saying on multiple occasions that the trouble he's caused his family is inexcusable, but he also struggles to resolve his issues without outside influence. Part of this is due to his reluctance to share his problems, as shown when he clammed up before telling Ryuki about his debt. This awareness is also shown with how regretful he becomes after getting drunk and acting in an embarrassing or troublesome manner. It's because of this that he's so willing to sacrifice himself as a form of redemption, saying in one route that it's the least he can do.

In contrast to his unusual appearance, Komeji has issues that are depressingly realistic and presented in a grounded manner. This fits with the overall theme of his character, that being the concept of persona: having an outer face that differs from the inner face.

## Story

***WARNING!!***
***This article contains spoilers for*AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES - nirvanA Initiative *from this point on.Proceed with caution!***

## Andes Komeji

* NI

* Icon
* 46-52yrs

## Name

### Alias

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 \*Andes Komeji - アンデス米治* Quiz King (formerly)

## Characteristics

### Age

* 46 years old (Past)
* 52 years old\* (Present)

## Personal Status

### Status

**Komeji and Shoma Route:*** Alive

**閭陜ｶ荵句邱ｨ Route:**

* Alive

**Alternate Routes:**

* Deceased

### Residency

* Tokyo, Japan
	+ Enda Residence

### Affiliation

* AMABIE-TV
* Misetan

### Occupation

* Comedian
* Black market weaponry salesman

### Family

* Shoma Enda (son)
* Amame Doi (daughter)
* Ms. Doi (ex-wife)

### Associates

* Tearer (attempted blackmailee & killer)

### Interest/ Hobbies

* Game Commentary
* Short Clip Submissions
* Survival Games

### Likes

* Ferris Wheels
* Things That Spin
* Bow Ties
* Family

### Dislikes

* Oden
* Super Hot Baths
* Electric Shocks
* Spicy Food
* Pie

### Talent/Skills

* Quizzes
* One-Liners (Self-Proclaimed)

### Appears in

* AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES - nirvanA Initiative

## Actors

### English VA

* Brent Mukai

**Yoneharu Enda** (宴田 米治, *Enda Yoneharu*), known by his stage name **Andes Komeji** (アンデス米治, *Andesu Komeji*), is a main character in *AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES - nirvanA Initiative*. He is a key witness, suspect, and victim in the Half Body Serial Killings case.

He is the father of Shoma Enda and Amame Doi. His struggles with debt due to his low-paying job caused strain in his family, and eventually led to him taking drastic measures that ultimately ended with Tearer taking his life.

### Early Life

Ever since he was a student, Yoneharu Enda loved quiz shows and appeared on several of them, winning first place so many times that he garnered a group of admirers that called him the "quiz king". This continued into his early twenties as he got a job as a company employee, but the allure of stardom eventually lead to him quitting his job and striving instead to become a comedian, as comedy was also something that he'd loved all of his life. It was presumably around this time that he also took on his stage name, Andes Komeji.

While it's not known when Komeji met and married his wife, the two of them had their first child, Amame, when Komeji was 28 years old. His second child, Shoma, was conceived six years later, when he was 34. The four of them lived together as a family until three years prior to the Half Body Serial Killings, when Komeji's wife got sick of his lack of success and divorced him. Amame made the decision to live with her mother, while Shoma stayed at the Enda Residence with his father.

A year prior to the Half Body Serial Killings, Shoma gifted his father a bow tie to show his support in Komeji's work as a comedian. However, their relationship began to sour over the course of the year, with Shoma losing his love for comedy and becoming antagonistic towards his father. What's worse, Komeji's debts grew increasingly larger as he borrowed from more and more people without making enough money at his job to pay any of it back.

### Ryuki's Dream

Komeji appeared in Ryuki's dream, hosting the *Faith-to-Face* livestream at Studio Dvaita. As with the four contestants besides Ryuki and Boss, Komeji appeared as a pulsing blue silhouette. Unlike the other blue bodies, Komeji spoke in his normal voice and even directly addressed Ryuki. When Ryuki asked him why he "looks like that", Komeji expressed confusion at what Ryuki was talking about. At the end of the dream, after asking Ryuki about precognitive dreams, Komeji and the rest of the contestants split in half vertically, just like what happens to the future victims of the Half Body case.

### Jin's Body at Dvaita

When Ryuki woke up, Komeji was at the podium with his actual appearance (though, curiously, missing his signature bow tie). After everyone teased Ryuki for falling asleep during a livestream, Komeji attempted to continue the show with a question about the yin-yang symbol. However, the lights went out, and when they were turned back on, half of Jin Furue's corpse had mysteriously appeared in the middle of the studio, a sign displaying "Fray to Free!" and a QR code wedged into his body.

In the ensuing investigation, Komeji explained the basics of where they were and what the livestream was to Ryuki, who was still disorientated. He said that the cameras were still running when the body appeared, and that the world was probably in shock from what had happened. He also explained that the rest of the staff were already being questioned by the police. Once Ryuki was done talking to everyone, the body suddenly exploded into flames, with Komeji falling to the ground in surprise.

### Getting Drunk on the 11th

Sometime on the night of the 10th, after seeing Jin's body, Komeji called his daughter Amame. He was unable to confess that he was shook up from seeing the body, and Amame ended up comforting Iris Sagan instead. Komeji then spent the night drowning himself in alcohol, only to realize in the early hours of the 11th that he'd left his precious bow tie behind at Misetan. He set off for the rooftop with his suitcase in tow and arrived at the building around 5am. A security guard overheard him as he mumbled about getting his bow tie back and tried to stop Komeji from reaching the rooftop. However, Komeji knocked him over and then hurried up onto the roof.

There, he discovered the left half of Jin Furue's corpse, which Tearer had left on the rooftop at 1am. Komeji didn't recognize the body as Jin since the left half of Jin's face was his original appearance, rather than the half of Uru Somezuki's face that was surgically transplanted onto the right half of Jin's face. What Komeji did recognize was an opportunity to free himself from debt by stealing the corpse and blackmailing its killer for money. He took the clothes out of his suitcase, throwing them into a nearby trash can, and then stuffed Jin's body into his case. He then returned home with the corpse and stuffed the suitcase underneath the floorboards.

### Questioned by Ryuki

The next day, 11th of February, Komeji put on his comedy show on the same stage at Misetan that he had stolen the corpse from the previous night. The only audience was Ryuki, who had come to question him more about the appearance of Jin Furue's corpse at Studio Dvaita. After the show was done, Komeji took Ryuki into the rooftop Ferris wheel so the two could talk about the case in a quieter location.

Ryuki asked why Komeji was hosting the quiz show and Komeji explained the circumstances behind him becoming a comedian, particularly his former success as a "quiz king". The producer for *Faith-to-Face* recognized Komeji from his quiz king days and invited him to host the show, reasoning that Komeji would have plenty of anecdotes to keep things entertaining. Ryuki then asked why Komeji had picked the Ferris wheel to chat, with Komeji explaining that he and his son both love Ferris wheels. This led into a conversation about Komeji's family, how he divorced his wife and was finding it difficult to raise his middle school-aged son.

Assuming Ryuki had visited the Kumakura Office earlier, he then asked Komeji if his divorce had anything to do with his rumored involvement with the yakuza. Komeji panicked and insisted that he had nothing to do with gangs, which didn't convince Ryuki and Tama.

When asked if he knew anything about last night's incident, Komeji claimed that he had no idea. Ryuki then asked if he knew the victim, Jin Furue, and Komeji replied that he'd never met him personally, but knew that he was hated for his narcissism and ego, even speculating that he was killed because of a grudge. Finally, Ryuki asked about Komeji's clothes, noting that he was wearing a bow tie that he hadn't been last night. Komeji lied that he took the bow tie on and off depending on his mood.

Before leaving, Ryuki noted that Komeji stank of alcohol. Komeji explained that he had gotten drunk last night to cope with the appearance of the body, leaving out his theft of the corpse at Misetan. The two then exited the Ferris wheel, and Komeji wished Ryuki good luck with the investigation before Ryuki left the scene.

Later on, Komeji arrived at his house with Amame in tow. He dug out the suitcase with the corpse inside and explained to her what he'd done while drunk. Amame screamed at him for being an idiot, but then took the body and said that she'd take care of it.

### Argument with Shoma

Sometime during the 12th, Komeji got into an argument with Shoma, leading Shoma to rip up an origami medal that he'd made for Komeji and then run away from home. Komeji spent the day looking for him without success. Sometime the next morning, Komeji received a text from Tearer, promising a reward if he brought the corpse that he'd stole to Horadori Institute of Genetics.

Komeji eventually found Shoma at the Misetan rooftop amusement park, with Ryuki running into the two shortly after. Ryuki pulled Shoma into the Ferris wheel for questioning, and brought Komeji in next after Shoma proved unfruitful. Ryuki asked Komeji about his clothes again and Komeji said that he'd ruined his only other set of clothes two days ago (when he'd thrown them out to make room for Jin's corpse). He also talked about how Shoma was the one who bought his bow tie, and how important it was to him. Ryuki decided then to tell Komeji that Shoma had lied to him about where the code in Bats490 led to. Komeji didn't know what he was talking about, but insisted that Shoma wouldn't lie without a good reason.

He went on to explain that he and Shoma had fought over Komeji's lack of success, and that while Komeji was proud of being a comedian, he was ashamed at how his lack of money was putting Shoma through hardship. He almost confessed to Ryuki that he was being hounded by loan sharks, but he gave up at the last second, prompting Ryuki to Wink Psync into him to learn the information instead. Ryuki tried to find out whether Komeji was involved in the black market (hence why he couldn't get the police involved) but Komeji refused to talk.

The two then left the Ferris wheel and discovered that Shoma had run off. Komeji went in pursuit of him, but didn't end up finding Shoma. He then went to Horadori Institute as per Tearer's text, but brought a firearm instead of Jin's left half. There he was discovered by Ryuki, who demanded to know what Komeji was doing there with a gun. Komeji attempted to escape and, when brought down by Ryuki, flew into hysterics, leading Ryuki to take him to ABIS and Psync with him to find out what he was hiding.

### R2: Protecting Shoma

Ryuki learned from the Psync that Shoma had some connection to Horadori Institute. At Boss' suggestion, Ryuki convinced Komeji to help them get information from Shoma by promising to overlook his possession of a firearm. Ryuki and Komeji headed to the Enda household, but Shoma was nowhere to be found. Instead there was a note from Tearer, telling Komeji that "he knew what to do" if he wanted his son back. Komeji flew into a panic, but was calmed down by Ryuki tracking Shoma's GPS to the Harbor Warehouse District. Komeji insisted on coming along despite Ryuki's reservations, and the two of them drove to the harbor.

At the harbor, a group of Horadori researchers were carrying a bound Shoma into a van. Komeji rushed forward to save his son and was promptly knocked to the ground. The van seemed set to escape, but then Mizuki arrived and knocked it off-course with her superhuman strength. Komeji was relieved to get his son back, though Shoma seemed reluctant to acknowledge his dad. The father and son then held back as Ryuki and Mizuki took down the remaining Horadori researchers. However, some of the researchers got around them and started attacking Komeji while trying to get to Shoma. Komeji refused to budge, taking their kicks and exclaiming that Shoma was more important to him than his own life. The Masked Woman then made a surprise entrance, saving Komeji and Shoma from the researchers.

The Masked Woman and Mizuki then continued the fight while Komeji, Shoma, and Ryuki attempted to fall back to Ryuki's Limousine. Shoma fell over while running, however, and Ryuki had to take a laser shot to the shoulder to protect him. The three of them found themselves backed against the warehouses, Ryuki and Komeji trying to shield Shoma but helpless against the dozens of firearms pointed at them. Suddenly, a car drove into the harbor and knocked over the researchers holding the three at gunpoint. Kaname Date exited the vehicle and incapacitated the rest of the researchers using his pornography-powered reflexes. Once the group were safe, they all evacuated to the Date Residence.

Komeji wished everyone a happy Valentine's Day, noting the passing of the day from the 13th to the 14th, and thanked everyone for saving his son. He mentioned that he'd lost the torn-up origami medal at the warehouse, but didn't mind terribly since he'd been able to get his son back. Ryuki then asked him about his debt, prompting Komeji to take him away from Shoma so they could talk about it. Date followed him and revealed that Komeji was a regular at Sunfish Pocket, and had a particular maid there that he liked. Though Komeji had actually been there to visit his daughter, Amame, he lied and pretended that he had an interest in maid cafes. He also emphasized that his debt had nothing to do with him visiting Sunfish, and was entirely due to his low-paying job.

Back with the group, Shoma was hesitant to thank his father for helping to save him. Komeji insisted that he didn't need thanks, and that knowing Shoma was safe was enough for him. Ryuki tried to find out more about Shoma's connection to Horadori Institute, but Shoma remained tight-lipped. Ryuki then decided to Psync with him, with Komeji agreeing that it was a good idea. After being convinced by Mizuki, Shoma agreed to go along to ABIS HQ alongside Ryuki, Tama, and Komeji.

After the Psync, Komeji, Shoma, and Ryuki all made their way to the Misetan rooftop amusement park. Ryuki took Shoma into the Ferris wheel and talked with him about the case until dawn broke and the sun began to rise. When Shoma exited the Ferris wheel, Komeji was waiting for him. Komeji apologized to Shoma, admitting that his selfishness in wanting to keep his job had ended up causing so much trouble for their family. He proclaimed that he was going to quit being a comedian and get a regular office job. However, Shoma insisted that he was proud of his dad for wanting to make people happy, that he loved Komeji's work as a comedian, and that he didn't want him to quit. He also revealed that he'd found the origami medal at the warehouse and taped it back together while at ABIS HQ.

Shoma gave the medal to Komeji and assured him that, despite all his faults, Shoma still thought he was super cool and funny, and was proud to be his son. Komeji started to cry and thanked Shoma for such a spectacular prize. Shoma then asked Komeji to perform for him, and Komeji took to the stage with his "God of Energy" catchphrase. At the end, he asked Shoma what he thought about the routine, and Shoma exclaimed that he was the best comedian in the world.

### R1: Result of the Blackmail

Ryuki took Komeji to the interrogation room so he could ask him more about his involvement in gun trafficking, and also about the "thing" that Komeji found on Misetan's rooftop. Komeji agreed to talk so long as Ryuki ensured that Shoma would be safe. Ryuki got Pewter to pick up Shoma from his home, and Pewter put Shoma on the line so he could talk to Komeji. Shoma blew up at his father, calling him an idiot and chastising him for getting in trouble with the police.

Once the call ended, Ryuki begun to interrogate Komeji. Komeji confessed to trafficking firearms for the yakuza, explaining that the loan sharks had threatened to kidnap and deport his son if he couldn't pay back his debt. He couldn't talk to the police, since he was an accomplice, and he wasn't making enough money in his job to cut ties with the gangsters. He also revealed that the "thing" from Misetan belonged to Tearer, and that he was attempting to blackmail the serial killer for enough money to get him out of debt. However, he refused to say what the "thing" was. When Ryuki asked where the "thing" was hidden, Komeji agreed to show him if Ryuki brought him along.

The two of them made their way to the Enda household. Komeji lied about forgetting where the "thing" was, not wanting to implicate Amame in helping dispose of the corpse. Ryuki looked around the house to no avail, and was prepared to grill Komeji more when the door suddenly opened and Shoma, Amame, Iris, and Kizuna piled inside. The girls explained that Shoma had sent them a message from the police station, and they'd gone along to free him from custody. Shoma yelled at his dad-calling him a pathetic, unfunny criminal-told him to stop making excuses for his actions when Komeji tried to explain that he'd done it for Shoma, and finished by telling Komeji that he should just die.

Komeji then received a text from Tearer, telling him that he had one more chance to return Jin's corpse at Studio Dvaita. Ryuki said that he'd go alone, but Komeji insisted on coming along, saying he would act as bait to make up for all the trouble that he'd caused. The two of them left Shoma with the girls and drove to Studio Dvaita. Komeji entered first, with his smartphone on a video call so that Ryuki could watch from outside. Tearer didn't show up for a long time, and Ryuki eventually lost patience and entered the studio himself. Komeji was inside, attempting to peek behind the set where Tearer was presumably hiding. The TV then turned on and played the QR video, knocking Ryuki unconscious.

While Ryuki was unconscious, Tearer took Komeji to Horadori Institute and used the slicer to cut him in half. He returned to Studio Dvaita with the right half of Komeji's corpse in a body bag, which was later discovered by Shoma when he, Kizuna, Amame, and Iris arrived at the studio to help Ryuki. Everyone was traumatized by the discovery of the body: Shoma in particular fell into a catatonic shock, and ran away from the scene when Ryuki tried talking to him.

### M1: Discovered on the Rooftop

The left half of Komeji's corpse was found the next day on the Misetan rooftop stage. In the ensuing investigation, Mizuki Kuranushi found out that Komeji stole a corpse from the rooftop three days ago, that he was using the corpse to try and blackmail Tearer, and that Komeji's daughter was Amame Doi. The presentation of this info as recent, despite the appearance of the corpse supposedly happening six years in the future, was one of the major hints that the timeline was not what it seemed.

Komeji's death had a profound effect on both of his children, and on the case as a result. It's because Tearer killed Komeji that Amame ended up killing Tearer in turn, and Shoma's desire for revenge lead him to create thermite bombs that would later be used to destroy TC-PERGE. In the epilogue, Shoma wondered whether his father was alive in a parallel universe, with Mizuki and Bibi both agreeing that there had to be a world where Komeji lived happily.

### Diverge

Six years after resolving the HB Case, Ryuki was at Yoyagi Park when he was approached by Shoma and Komeji. Ryuki was shocked at Komeji being alive, as he had been murdered by Tearer in the timeline that Ryuki had memories of. Komeji explained that his theft of Jin Furue's corpse had been discovered by Ryuki, and he had went to jail as a result. He had refused to bring up Amame's name during the trial, and so she and Gen had evaded punishment for assisting with the disposal of the corpse.

Komeji was actually grateful that Ryuki had arrested him when he did, seeing it as the wake-up call that he needed after all the bad decisions that he had been making. Once he had served his sentence, Komeji began work at a tofu factory while continuing his comedian work on the side. His relationship with his family wasn't broken by his actions in Resolution Route, and while Shoma was still genetically modified, the two of them seemed to have come to terms with it. Their happy ending was one of the reasons that Ryuki felt so unsure about letting go of the events of the other timeline.

## Gallery

Komeji's iconKomeji in fullKomeji's concept artKomeji's profile imageKomeji's bio in the FILEKomeji's bio on Spike Chunsoft's official website for *nirvanA Initiative*Komeji in the character trailer for *nirvanA Initiative*Komeji in his signature "Pachaka-MAX" poseKomeji hounded by loan sharks, as seen in his Wink PsyncKomeji in Need InfoKomeji in the dark side of Need Info, revealing his trafficking of gunsKomeji in Nested InsecuritiesShoma's drawing of Komeji from Nested InsecuritiesKomeji in Nearly InterestingKomeji's corpse in Nearly InterestingKomeji's picture in the video from Nearly InterestingKomeji in Necessary InterventionKomeji in Nightmare IrreconcilableKomeji in the Dance Mode
## Trivia

### Etymology

* 米 can be read as both "yone" and "kome" while 治 can be read as both "haru" and "ji", meaning 米治 can refer both to his actual name (Yoneharu) and his stage name (Komeji).
* His stage name **Andes Komeji** is a phonetic pun on "to be a comedian", since in Japanese, where the surname is read first, this name would be spelled "Komeji Andesu", which is phonetically similar to "Komejian desu", where "desu" is a common Japanese word for "to be" and "Komejian" is self-explanatory.
* His family name **Enda** comes from the word "entertainer", according to Kotaro Uchikoshi.

### General

* In an interview for SECRET OF THE WORLD: THE DEFIniTIVE ART BOOK, Yusuke Kozaki reveals that Komeji was originally intended to have a pixelated look in-line with a *Minecraft* avatar, but decided that the effect would've been too much. He also explains that Komeji was given a unique design in the first place so that he would be more impactful as a character, and also so that the trailer for the game would have a point of interest "instead of just like, using a beautiful girl."
* Komeji's square head is occasionally referenced in-universe. In Need Info, Komeji proclaims "Let's turn our square heads circle, it's quiz time!" In Horadori Institute, when Ryuki uses X-Ray mode to find Komeji, it's shown that Komeji has a square skull that matches the shape of his head.
* In the Japanese version of the game, Komeji speaks in a Kansai-ben dialect. Osaka, a prefecture in Kansai, is famous for its comedians, which Komeji is likely a reference to.

* When Ryuki meets with Komeji at Misetan, it's revealed that Komeji struggles with drinking too much. This is first seen in the "A quiet night." short released before the game, where a drunk Komeji can briefly be seen in the background of Marble.
* Komeji appears in a total of five Somnia during the course of *nirvana Initiative*: Need Info, Nested Insecurities, Nearly Interesting, Necessary Intervention, and Nightmare Irreconcilable.
* Komeji is possibly the only non-ABIS character to witness another character's Psync, as he's in the Psync control room when Ryuki Psyncs into Shoma.
* Komeji's ad-libbed catchphrase, "God of [x]", has a total of six variations:

*"God of energy, Inti Inti, Pachaka-max!"*
*"God of laughter, lucky happy, Pachaka-max!"*
*"God of apologies, sorry sorry..."*
*"God of seasons, warm, hot, chilly, cold!"*
*"God of shyness, oh no, please, not the spotlight!"*
*"God of haircuts, snip snip, oops got your ear!"*
A further two are provided by Tama when she impersonates Komeji:
*"God of underwear! Panty panty, bloomers MAX!"*
*"God of sticky situations! Pinchy pinchy..."*
* It is unclear what the second half of Komeji's catchphrase, "Inti Inti Pachaka MAX!", is a reference to, but one possible interpretation is the Q'illu Pachaka mountain located in the Peru Andes (Andes also being the first part of Komeji's stage name, and Inti being the name of an Incan sun god that features on the old Peruvian flag).

## Navigation

 Locations | **Tokyo**
*Chiyoda District*: Police Headquarters (Boss's Office, Psync Room, Interrogation Room) • Sunfish Pocket • Sekiba High
*Chuo District*: Horadori Institute of Genetics (Underground, Hostage Room) • Naixatloz Japan Branch (President's Office, Cathedral)
*Koto District*: Harbor Warehouse District • Date Residence
*Minato District*: Studio Dvaita • Aioen Orphanage • Ikume Shrine • Kumakura Office • Sejima Residence • Central Hospital
*Shibuya District*: Lemniscate Entertainment Offices • Yoyagi Park
*Shinagawa/Kabasaki District*: Matsushita Diner • Sagan Residence • Enda Residence • Kabasaki Chemical Plant
*Shinjuku District*: Golden Yokocho (Marble, Brahman World Cuisine) • Misetan Department Store • Tokyo National Stadium
**Side Ryuki:**
Dispossessed • Anyone Imagines • Ought to Know • Nothing to Be Done • Go • Farewell
**Komeji and Shoma Route:** Joy for Anguish • I Found Me • Past Its Ken
**Explosion Route:** Smiles for Tears • Well-Known • The Mind of God • Not All A Dream • She Was the Universe
**閭｡陜ｶ荵句､｢邱ｨ Route:** 遐ｴ邯ｻ逋ｾ蜃ｺ • All This Happened, More or Less
**Side Mizuki:**
Alone • Pass Mildly Away • End Where I Begun • Traveler • Left Behind • The Expense of Spirit
**Gen and Amame Route:** All Living Things • Of Arms and Of Man • Who's There • All That We Are
**Kizuna and Lien Route:** Bid the Soldiers Shoot • Sweet Silent Thought
**Resolution Route:** Hell • Visions • In Truth • Births • The End of Craving • Braver Than All Flowers

## References

1. ↑ Minecraft Wiki
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/Uchikoshi\_Eng/status/1552982295937941504
3. ↑ Wikipedia article on the Kansai dialect
4. ↑ Wikipedia article on Osaka.
5. ↑ Q'illu Pachaka on Mapcarta.