Semi-Infrequent OMORI Factsさんのイラストまとめ

Did you know? Almost all HEADSPACE characters have purple outlines, to distinguish them from FARAWAY characters (who have black outlines).

The only exception is LIFE JAM GUY. This is because he is real, and he is rapidly approaching your location.

In the leaked Switch port of OMORI, removing KEL's files will trigger a new route, in which KEL is missing and replaced by a mysterious character called CHIP. This route features SUNNY & CHIP commiting varied crimes in FARAWAY while HERO, BASIL, and AUBREY reunite to stop them.

Early kickstarter-exclusive previews for OMORI have recently been leaked, showing that the game was originally intended to take the style of a top-down roguelike. Here is a preview of the stage-switching mechanic the game would have likely had, before becoming an RPG:

There are several unused sprites for HEADSPACE NPCs in the files of the latest build of OMORI. It is unknown what purpose these would have served - most noticeably, however, they are humanoid, which is rare for HEADSPACE NPCs.
This sprite in particular is named "HS_Venti.png".

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In the game files for a 2015 build of OMORI, we can find a piece of concept art of BASIL sitting inside some form of high-tech structure while reading a book. It is unknown why this image is present, or what exactly it means.

There is an unused sprite known as "RW_MaleAubrey.png" hidden in the files of a 2017 build of OMORI. It bears a close resemblance to the early designs for a male version of Aubrey, back when different gender choices for SUNNY/OMORI were planned, albeit missing his green beanie.

In a later demo of the game, we can also find a sprite named "hs_ROWAN.png". This is believed to be a draft of ROWAN's HEADSPACE variant, as it has the same purple outline as every other HEADSPACE character. Unlike BASIL, ROWAN wears two flowers instead of a full crown. https://t.co/9uTjEq80Mx