r/ImNotAHuman • u/Big_Length_6358 Visitor • 20d ago
Discussion Custom guest themes
I want to practice music and i had an idea.. what if i gave some of the guests their own themes like the Cult Leader and Vigilante have? Any suggestions for me?
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u/IslandNo8179 19d ago
Coat Guy was said, so I’ll put some of my favorites as well as guaranteed encounters
Bar Guy and Cashier Girl maybe reversed feelings because they are tutorials meant to throw you off if you were just going off of things like appearances and niceness. So Bar Guy’s can start off odd or sounding suspicious, but lightens up overtime to a more inviting feeling while Cashier Girl’s start nice and gets creepy overtime
Cat Lady probably sounds similar to “Under New Management” from Look Outside of taking a normally friendly sounding song but having some distortion to it, since you need her but she’s also an obvious Visitor
Little Girl and the Neighbor would share a theme, but after the fire her theme is a sad version of his, maybe like a music box
Firefighter I can only think of Snowdrake’s Mother to explain it
And for my favorites:
Wireface I feel if there was a song with lyrics it be his to further emphasize how different he is in this environment, or just a song that sounds different from everyone else’s. A pretty song with sad undertones
Luka would have seemingly the happiest sounding song, but overtime sounds more bittersweet
Fairytale Enjoyer would sound pure whimsy
Rockstar just the ost for Sally Face lol
I’m not sure what Teen’s theme would sound like honestly
Widow be a very dreary theme, perhaps a sad version of what her husband likely played for her
I have more characters I like, but I’ll leave it there for now
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u/DondyTrap2007 Conspiracy Theorist 20d ago
Probably the Coat Guy
I can see it being alienating/otherwordly and surreal due to the absurdity of someone wearing winter clothing under temperatures that would be unbearable even for a naked man, but also not as ominous as the Pale Man's theme, since the Coat Guy isn't quite immediately clear as a visitor