Tonight was my Wi-Fi night, so I opened my gate shortly after 10:00. Megan and Yann came over to visit. After watering my flowers, I showed them my new Metroid.
Now that I have the sighing emotion (disappointment), Megan and I were using our sighs to try to breathe life into the creepy skeleton.
Megan and Yann kept blowing out my candle and turning off the Metroid’s music, so to punish them, I sent them to their rooms graves.
A bit later, Megan and I were again using our sighs, this time to try to fog up the Metroid’s protective glass.
I offered my bubble wand to whoever wanted it. Megan did, so she blew bubbles as Yann and I tried to catch them.
Megan was feeling tired and said she was about to go. But first, I offered to give her the music glitch. She agreed, and she chose Marine Song 2001. Before she long, she was getting tired of it.
But then Megan decided to be mischievous evil. She went and plugged in her Wii Speak…not to talk to us, but to play the song she was stuck with. She wanted to torture us as well!
We went to Del’s house for a while, and then bounced around from place to place.
At some point, I gave Yann the music glitch as well. She wanted K.K. Parade, which is circus music. Later on, we went into Scott’s house and did some merging.
We continued the merging in my house as well. Some stunning creatures were created.
Megan was doing some musical keyboard spamming in time to the music and we all joined in.
I eventually ended the party and saved my game for the night.
So I walked a few feet and caught one. I gave it to Rowan and he thanked me by giving me a tea-room wall.
After I was done watering my flowers, I made my way to the beach for the night’s main event: Gulliver.
It wasn’t an easy journey, but my long wait is over. He gave me the Metroid! Score!
Even though it looks cool, the best part is the short bit of Metroid music it plays. It made me think of how Metroid (the game series) has such great, atmospheric, even haunting music. More than any other Nintendo franchise (yes, even Zelda), I feel that the unique music in Metroid is an integral part of the game. Metroid with a different soundtrack may have still been a good game, but I don’t feel it would have become the classic that it is.
I checked the new items at Crazy Redd’s shop, but he didn’t have anything I was interested in. Phineas was also in the city, so I got a bubble wand from him.
Back in Forest, everything indicated that today would be a UFO day. And indeed, at 8:07, the UFO flew overhead. Direct hit!
This was my 19th time shooting down the UFO overall and 9th time in 2012. As I was looking for the spaceship part, Yuka approached me. Even though I didn’t really want to talk to her, I was hoping she was going to say she was moving out. But she was just asking for a new catchphrase. So I gave her one.
Meanwhile, I was having a hard time finding the spaceship part. I was starting to get worried. But then I finally spotted it. It was much farther from the impact site than it usually is…perhaps the farthest that I’ve seen it. But I did recover it, and that’s all that matters. Check back tomorrow to find out which rare item Gulliver gives me.