http://dbd.game/killswitch
Vote Now For A New Animal Appearing In the Yamaoka Estate!
You vote with the link in the Japanese post!
your options are:
In order:
The Crested Ibis (Toki),
The Raccoon Dog (Tanuki),
The Fox (Kitsune),
The Giant Flying Squirrel (Musasabi)
I certainly need not to say what my choice would be…
Comments
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Is it going to replace crows, or visual additional like rats?
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I think its gonna be like the rats
(i certainly hope they dont replace them, anyway)
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I hope they add something that make each realms unique. Currently I feel every realms are the same for how titles are no more unique.
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Jesus they are all hideous I would want none of them xD
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Vote for the Tanuki!
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Could have an option for Koi carp in a pond given there famed in Japan.
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Tanuki.
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I get sleepy hollow eyes in the woods vibes from the squirrel (Musasabi)... has to take my vote.
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Kitsune gets my vote
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Koi tank plz🥳
This game needs some aquatics, it’s SO dry!
some of these 👉🏽🦈 and a Aquarium themed realm☺️
Kitsune’s cute🥰
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kitsune all the way!!!
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The tanuki is so cute it better win!
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Something tells me it might even without us Americans voting the Tanuki (or was we call it raccoon dog) is VERY lucky in Japanese culture. Heck, it's the outfit from Super Mario Bros. 3 that lets him fly around.
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#TeamSquirrel
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We need that cosmetic for Dwight
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ugh. I hate these ‚choose one of multiple good choices‘ stuff.
just give us all of them.
at least two, for the two different maps in the Yamaoka realm.
love the ‚detail‘ of the squirrel having an eyeball dangling out of its mouth!
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I'd prefer seeing kitsune, but considering the size and the places where it could appear as a result of that, I'll go with toki because toki isn't gonna mess with the gameplay, unless they do place toki on top of the logs and have survivors hide behind them to dodge the hatchet hits and other ranged attacks.
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Racoon Dog gets my vote
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I hope so but I honestly think the Fox will win. Foxes always win these kinda of things and kitsunes are also big in Japanese culture.
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