/uboa/ - Uboa/Poniko

KABuTO. 10/21/11 (Fri) 07:32:24 No.84

C) none of the above?

Nekumata!r/6kCjtYK6 11/04/11 (Fri) 03:58:02 No.127

(D) Uboa is symbolism as a whole (not a symbol, but the embodientment of symbolism!)
(3) Uboa an abstact being not nailed down by pitiful ideas such as "gender"

Anonymous 11/06/11 (Sun) 02:32:58 No.130

Uboa is whatever you interpret him to be. There is no one answer, and it is up to the players to decide what is real.

The real question you should be asking yourself though, is who is [spoiler].[/spoiler]

Neimu !ktuYKaNFzg 11/08/11 (Tue) 04:28:25 No.132

(E) Uboa represents rape
(4) Uboa is a symbol of male genitalia

Nekumata!r/6kCjtYK6 11/08/11 (Tue) 11:22:15 No.134

>>132 BUT BUT THATS TOO EXPLICT WE CANT HAVE THAT. D:

(FFFFFFFFFUUUUUUU) Uboa is a hipster who thinks colours are too mainstream so he went B&W
(Sex no I don't know where 5 went) Uboa is BRO.

Professor Lemur 11/08/11 (Tue) 14:25:42 No.136

Uboa is Che Guevara.

Mahasweet-San 11/09/11 (Wed) 11:48:12 No.140

HELL YES.
THESE ARE SICK COMMENTS.

Anonymous 11/09/11 (Wed) 17:33:29 No.143

>>80
Uboa is a symbol of Madotsuki's abortion. Poniko is a symbol of Madotsuki's child. (Her area has balloons, and party poppers, and pink colours, which would seem to represent a birthday party.)

Neimu !ktuYKaNFzg 11/14/11 (Mon) 03:42:57 No.147

>>143
Why would a dead fetus have a birthday party?

Anonymous 11/14/11 (Mon) 08:12:55 No.148

>>147
INSTANTWIN.jpg

Fetish Acquirer 12/03/11 (Sat) 05:05:58 No.170

I think Uboa is Mado's father, Poniko is Mado's mother.


I don't care for your opinion.

Anonymous 12/04/11 (Sun) 15:04:28 No.178

>>170

And why the fuck did you think we'd care for yours

Fellpyre 12/08/11 (Thu) 00:46:11 No.180

This will be long winded.

First of all, Poniko is the embodiment of Madotsuki's happiness, at least the happiness she used to have. It's most apparent from the balloons and the bright color theme of the room she's in, plus the similarities between the looks of both her and Madotsuki.

Now, when you murder Poniko (YES YES I KNOW YOU DO NOT HAVE TO KILL HER TO GET UBOA) then it's a representation of the end of happiness. Turning off the lights brings in the darkness and causes misery to take form, in this case it's Uboa. Trying to escape Uboa is impossible, as you can never turn back from what you've done in the past

Uboa is nothing more than the manifestation of the depression and pain that Madotsuki has felt over her lifetime, probably from something that happened in her past. Because of this, when you touch Uboa, embracing misery, you end up in a world you cannot escape, doomed to walk in nothing forever (least until you pinch your cheek).

Fetish Acquirer 12/14/11 (Wed) 16:35:42 No.187

>>178
speak for yourself.

Anonymous 12/15/11 (Thu) 08:17:21 No.188

>>147
>Why would a dead fetus have a birthday party?

Madotsuki was having a dream about her potential child's birthday. She felt guilty and was fantasizing about her lost child, if she had grown up and celebrated her birthday.

Don't be so literal minded.

Anonymous 12/15/11 (Thu) 08:19:00 No.190

>>188
Uboa isn't literally having a birthday party…. you idiot.

Anonymous 12/16/11 (Fri) 06:39:04 No.192

>>187
yeah I bet the rest of the community is waiting for your opinion with bated breaths mate

BryGuy 01/08/12 (Sun) 21:30:06 No.219

>>136
I thought I was the only one who thought that they looked alike. Props man.

Fetish Acquirer 01/12/12 (Thu) 21:12:54 No.240

>>192
"i don't care for your opinion" as in "don't reply"

Anonymous ## Mod 01/13/12 (Fri) 08:31:36 No.244

>>240
>>192
>>187
>>178
>>170

Cut it out.
This is a warning to all three of you, for this thread and other posts around the board.

Anonymous 01/22/12 (Sun) 11:14:49 No.267

Uboa is an emo kid

801fan 01/22/12 (Sun) 16:08:06 No.268

I personally always thought of Uboa as Poniko's transformation. Also, I think of Uboa as genderless, since he's a monster-like creature instead of a humanoid.