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Anyone Can Die: Word of God said no one in the story was destined to live or die.

Androcles' Lion: Since Ruby and Tom decide not to kill Stitches (again) and to leave the photo with him, he's able to break out of the locker and distract Ace just long enough to allow Tom to escape with the others.

Amnesiac Dissonance: Both Tom and Ruby were each murderously violent at some point before the story starts.

For example, Tom's bandaged eye switches positions in these panels.

Ambidextrous Sprite: In some panels it's clear that Weaver copy/pastes or mirrors character models.

Probably Justified with Filbert, who as head doctor would likely have a High-Clearance Access Card.

It seems most everyone else can get around the facility just fine without solving all the elaborate, extensive puzzles like Ruby and Tom, apparently.

Then half of the Brig turns upside-down, gravity and all. First there's the metal shutter in Ruby's room, which sometimes opens to a window and sometimes to a room.

Alien Geometries: The Metal Glen, sometimes.Air-Vent Passageway: More like Pipeline escape, but it still counts.Weaver's response? "Oh no! Unfortunately for all parties involved, Ruby is flat as a board! That probably wouldn't work." A-Cup Angst: /tg/ suggests that Ruby flash Tom to get him to help her.As Weaver first begins Ruby Quest on /tg/ Tropes provided by the entire campaign: Main Ruby Quest presentation:

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Weaver has started a "Behind the scenes" series on his tumblr. For a series of relevant images, see Image Links.Ĭompare to the white chamber, a Point-and-Click Game with several thematic overlaps (and which Weaver has acknowledged as an inspiration). For a list of quotations relating to the game, see Quotes. For additional details and those not directly related to the plot, see Trivia. All the money made off of this album will go to Weaver. High quality version of both albums can be purchased here. It can be found here or downloaded here In addition, the artist has made an 8-bit version.

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And finally, there's the Let's Read version by Co Lab HQ ( teaser ), complete with full individual character voice acting when applicable.Ī music album based on Ruby Quest has been made. You can also read the full story on evilcorporation in three versions: a slideshow-like sequence, a scene selection screen, and a long single page. The InkBunny version can also be read here, with no settings-fiddling required. Ī Flash retelling of the whole story, cutting out most of the discussion, fan-art, and additional jokes/threads/clues (but leaving in choice comments) can be seen on FurAffinity right here with a FurAffinity account (disabled Mature Content Filter), or on InkBunny right here, no account required if you meddle with the Allowed Ratings. Weaver's own /tg/ Tumblr blog can be found here. for Ruby Quest and also its Spiritual Sequel, Nan Quest. There has also been both a Facebook fan-page and Tumblr site created for discussing, posting news, ect. WARNING: Some of the threads there contain very NSFW fan art, as does the 1d4chan-article. You can get more info on the plot, characters and also participate in discussions, making theories and guesses on possible plot developments here. They also meet Red, a creepy but helpful enough fox with a truly awful Evil Laugh Ace, a giant bird and servant to an unknown master Filbert, the former head doctor turned delusional and several unnatural abominations, all of whom used to be normal and innocent. Together with a cat named Tom she soon meets, they perform puzzles, fight horrible abominations, and try to escape the massive underwater complex they're in. It begins when a rabbit named Ruby wakes up in a cell/locker. It ran from December 2008 to February 2009. Ruby Quest is a concluded imageboard-based Interactive Comic and RPG styled as a text adventure, created and DMed by a certain person nicknamed Weaver on the /tg/ board of 4chan. The Metal Glen, William Murdoch Actually, by Weaver in the style of William Murdoch