After December 25, 2024, Chad Warden visits the Lighthouse to hunt down Haruka Amani, the last Figment left alive in the timeline, in order to finish his destruction of the world by turning it into a black void. Haruka tries to appease to Chad Warden's humanity, but she's unsuccessful as he manages to easily dispose of her. Before Chad Warden manages to kill her off, Haruka gains a second wind upon remembering "Snow halation" and transforms into a new form to defeat Chad Warden once and for all.
Despite Haruka's best efforts, she is once again defeated by Chad Warden, but reveals she has one final trick up her sleeve: The MF Like Button. Haruka attempts to press the MF Like Button as last resort against Chad, but the button doesn't work. Chad loads his gun and repeatedly fires bullets at Haruka to kill her. With the death of the final Figment in the Genocide timeline, Chad Warden's crusade comes to an end as both the world is fully reduced to a black void - with Chad himself disappearing into it shortly after.
Overview[]
This game is based on the events of the "genocide" timeline seen in the SilvaGunner: Rebooted 1st Anniversary event and the rest of the BLACK branch of the ARG. The game involves Chad Warden, who's controlled by the player, facing off in a battle against Haruka Amami. The game refers to itself as SilvaGunner: Rebooted (the alternate name only being given in the credits for The Susie ARG), and had its soundtrack uploaded under the SilvaGunner: Rebooted playlist, which heavily implies the game is meant to be an excerpt of the SilvaGunner: Rebooted game (in the context of it being a fake game).
Chad standing next to the save point in the Lighthouse.
Starting the game before defeating Haruka will spawn the player inside the Lighthouse to the right of a savepoint. Going to the safe point will display a playtime which is roughly equivalent to the time since June 15, 2016, two days before the start of the Reboot. Chad Warden's inventory contains only 8 copies of the "Chicken and Chips" item, which heals 60 HP. Checking the stats menu will reveal that Chad Warden has the following stats:
LV 19
HP 92
AT 36 (99) EXP: 0
DF 4 (15) NEXT: 222729
WEAPON: LOADED GUN
ARMOR: BLACK LOCKET
GOLD: 0
Moving to the right will start up the cutscene which leads into Haruka's battle. Haruka is initially defeated with only a single successful attack before the fight properly starts after Haruka's clothing gains a winter theme and she gains two wings on her back, which contains patterns resembling the "Snow Halation" stage. If Chad Warden's HP drops to zero, the player will receive a game over as the following text appears on screen:
GAME OVER
I can't let that bitch beat me...
Chad!
Stay Ballin!
The interior of the Lighthouse after the battle against Haruka.
Upon spawning back in the Lighthouse after getting a game over, the intro cutscene to Haruka's battle will be shortened by removing most of its dialogue. Defeating Haruka will return Chad to the Lighthouse, with Haruka's dead corpse lying in front of him. Interacting with this corpse results in the following dialogue:
* Irrelevant
In order to finish the game, Chad Warden needs to walk to the right of Haruka's body and to the top of the Lighhouse, where he looks into the black void before he and the Lighthouse disappear and the game crashes.
Chad Warden staring into the Nice, Slick, Black void from the top of the Lighthouse.
Chad Warden standing in the black void after the disappearance of the Lighthouse.
If the player restarts the game after clearing it, the game will show a black void while audio from "Nice, Slick, Blackness - SilvaGunner: Rebooted" plays. Much like the video (and Undertale's Genocide Route, which this game and the video are both based on), the player must wait on the black void for ten minutes. While in the original video Wood Man appears to restore the normal timeline, this does not occur here (most likely due to his disappearance), and instead Wingdings text appears onscreen.
The first Wingdings string.
The second Wingdings string.
The third Wingdings string.
Translating the Wingdings into English results in the following:
But he never came. Oh well. Then that is that.
We aren't a part of this universe. Come now. We have much work to do.
In order to restore the game back to its state from before beating it, the line [NICE] Slick="BLACK" in the game's "system_info.ini" file must be deleted.
Battle against Haruka[]
Haruka has a total of 9000 HP and 13 unique attacks. As the fight progresses, Haruka will gain new attacks alongside new variants of the already available ones for every 350 HP of damage she takes between Chad's first attack and her unlocking her final one. New or changed attacks are also used immediately after their unlock conditions have been met and if a new attack or upgrade hasn't been unlocked, Haruka will randomly select an attack from her available ones. All of these attack and their variants can be randomly selected, with the exception of the final one.
Additionally, several of Haruka's attacks during the fight have a blue coloring. This indicates that these attacks don't deal damage to Chad, but instead inflict the "FROSTBITE" status effect onto him. This status effect increases the damage he takes from Haruka's attacks, which also causes the FROSTBITE-causing attacks to also damage Chad. In order to halve Chad's FROSTBITE and to get rid of it entirely, the player needs to use the "Thaw" command in the ACT Menu.
A full list of Haruka's attacks are listed below, with the damage values for each attack representing the damage taken without FROSTBITE:
Haruka's attacks and their variants
Attack
Description
The battleboard becomes thinner as pairs of blue snowflakes descend from the top of the screen. These snowflake pairs can have three possible patterns: Two snowflakes on the left side, two snowflakes on the right side or one snowflake on both sides of the battleboards. These snowflakes don't deal damage to Chad Warden, but instead inflict FROSTBITE onto him. This attack is unlocked after the player attacks Haruka for the first time.
Patterns containing 6 diamonds spawn across the battleboard, with their spawnpoints being marked by a box with an exclemation mark. These 6 diamonds are shot off in a straight line, with diamond patterns alternating between shooting two of the diamonds horizontally and vertically. The initial pattern inflict FROSTBITE onto him, while the diamonds (and later) hearts that are shot off deal around 13 HP of
damage to Chad.
As the battle progresses, 4 hearts, which are shot in a rotating pattern, will also start appearing during this attack.
A circle with a music note in the center appears while musical notes move towards it. If a music note reaches the center of the circle, the circle will emit a shockwave that damages Chad if he is within its radius. Getting hit by the music notes will result in Chad taking around 6 HP of damage, while getting hit by the shockwave will result in Chad taking around 8 HP of damage.
In the early stages of the fight, these music notes move in randon patterns towards the center. In contrast, later stages of the fight introduce a variant of this attack where the notes approach the speaker in unfinished circles which are they followed up by music notes in the shape of the circles' missing parts.
Icicles that inflict FROSTBITE if Chad is hit by them spawn at the top and bottom of the battleboard, with the icicles moving in opposite directions. Additionally, speakers that shoot lasers appear on the side at either the center, top or bottom of the battleboard. These speakes' laser blast deal around 12 HP of damage and must be dodged by weaving Chad's soul inbetween the icicles to avoid the center speakers' laser blasts while also leaving the icicle areas of the battleboard if a speaker spawns there.
Sets of 3 speakers surround the battlefield to shoot lasers at Chad's soul, with the player needing to move Chad's soul to the spots where the laser blasts can't hit him. These lasers deal around 14 HP of damage to Chad and shoot must faster during the later stages of the battle.
Giant snowflakes appear on the sides of the battleboard and move to opposite end, with the ones appearing from the left rotating clockwise and the ones of the right rotating counter clockwise. Getting hit by these snowflakes will result in both Chad Warden taking damage as well as his FROSTBITE increasing.
As the fight progresses, these snowflakes get faster and will also occasionally move up and down alongside the rotation.
Sets of 5 snowflakes fall from the top of the screen, with them having two gaps that Chad must inside of to dodge the attack, while sets of 5 diamonds spawn from the bottom of the battleboard and move in a straight line to make it more difficult to dodge the snowflakes. These diamonds deal around 8 HP of damage without FROSTBITE, while the blue snowflakes inflict FROSTBITE onto him.
Furthermore, a new variant of this attack is introduced during the later stages the fight where Haruka flap her wings to change the direction of the falling snowflakes.
Haruka locks onto Chad's soul and shoots bullets from her fingers at him that deal around 9 HP of damage. The trajectory of these bullets is based on the location of Chad's soul and indicated by a line coming from Haruka's fingers.
As the fight progresses, a variant of this attack is introduced that features three blue snowflakes that inflict FROSTBITE falling from the top of the screen while Haruka shoots at Chad.
A blue snowcone repeatedly bounces against the walls of the battleboard, with later stages of the fight also featuring a vriant of this attack with two bouncing snowcones. The blue parts of these snowcones inflict FROSTBITE onto Chad, while the white parts deal around 4 HP of damage.
Ice cubes appear on the top of the screen and melt, causing 3 water droplets to spawn from them, though some of these ice cubes melt after the other ones. These droplets deal 1 HP of damage to Chad and can be dodged by going below the ice cubes that melt later and then going to the places where the first ice blocks to melt used to be. This attack gets faster during the later stages of the battle.
A ribbon appears on the left side of the screen and moves to the right, with the ribbon taking the form of a bow during the attack. Touching the ribbon will deal 1 HP of damage to Chad Warden.
During the final stages of the fight, a new variant of this attack is introduced where the ribbon reappears from the top right of the battleboard. This ribbon then moves to to bottom left corner of the screen before zig-zagging from the top to the bottom, stopping after it reaches the left side for the second time.
A speaker shoots a laser blast at Chad before a set of blue spikes appear from the right. These blue spikes begin to form a maze which Chad must navigate while also dodging laser blasts from various speakers that spawn. Additionally, the maze features several dead ends with only blue spikes, which will hit Chad if he doesn't go to the right path in time. The blue spiks during this attack inflict FROSTBITE onto Chad, while the speakers' laser blasts deal around 12 HP of damage.
Haruka's final attack involves the battleboard's scenery changing to that of a mountain. The sides of the battleboard become filled with rocky walls which will deal 15 HP of damage to Chad if he touches them. This attack involves Chad Warden ascending to the top of the mountainous area, with the player needing to dodge various combinations of Haruka's previous attacks:
First, Chad's soul needs to dodge the patters that shoot out diamonds and hearts, the spawnpoints of which are marked by square holes in the mountain. Next, the attack involves the player weaving Chad's soul in corridors of ice spikes that feature melting ice cubes in them. Afterwards, the attack features several speakers on the wall that shoot laser blasts and giant rotating snowflakes, one of which moves up and down during the ascend.
At a certain point within the ascend, the walls disappear as sets of 5 snowflakes fall from the top of the screen and Haruka shoots fingerblasts at Chad Warden. Additionally, Haruka flaps her wings to change the direction of the snowflakes, making it harder for the player to dodge them.
Upon reaching the top of the mountain, a circle with a music note in the center appears and music notes randomly move towards it, with a shockwave being emitted upon the notes reaching the center. Additionally, a ribbon moves across the screen in a rotating pattern with it gradually taking up more space in the battleboard. Lastly, the mountains split in half as Haruka summons a gigantic speaker, which shoots an undodgeable laser blast that doesn't deal any damage.
Should the player manage to survive Haruka's final unlockable attack, they'll be able to instantly finish the battle by landing a single succesful attack on her.
Dialogue[]
Battle intro[]
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Haruka:
* (Oh No)
Haruka:
* (Did he follow me here?)
Haruka:
* (Am I the last one?)
[Chad takes a step towards Haruka.]
Haruka:
* W-wait!
[The outside of the Lighthouse is turned into a dark void.]
Haruka:
* Please, just listen!
* It doesn't have to be this way!
I just wish I could see them again. See all of them again...
Haruka:
...or even just remember what they looked like.
[The sounds of sleigh bells start playing]
Haruka:
...
Haruka:
...That sound...
Haruka:
It's so familiar.
Haruka:
Almost like...
Haruka:
Like...
Haruka:
...!
Haruka:
Now I know the name!
Haruka:
That feeling,
pure and true...
Haruka:
I can feel it now, deep within my heart.
Haruka:
The memories, the love I once kept close.
Haruka:
This familiar sensation...
Haruka:
The one you tried to take away.
Haruka:
But you can't hold it back anymore.
Haruka:
You couldn't, not if you tried.
Haruka:
Those words, unspoken for so long...
[A beam of light engulfs Haruka with the screen flashing white. When the screen returns to normal, Haruka's appearance has changed to feature winter-themed clothing and two wings on her back.]
Haruka:
Snow halation!
Haruka battle[]
To view the transcript, click "Expand".
After the player attacks Haruka for the first time.
Haruka:
...What, was that it?
Haruka:
Sorry to dissappoint, but it's not gonna be that easy this time.
Haruka:
You know, not that I think you suddenly care or anything, but I think you should know...
Haruka:
You've really put me through hell.
Haruka:
It hasn't been easy, trying to survive in this empty world you made.
Haruka:
I mean, running and hiding only takes you so far in a world that's constantly being erased.
Haruka:
You could be taking shelter in an abandoned garage with the rest of your friends, and then all of a sudden...
Haruka:
The entire block is nothing but a barren black void.
Haruka:
Maybe it could've still been okay. I mean, you've got your friends by your side, right?
Haruka:
Then there are gunshots. You start running, and as you run, you realize...
Haruka:
You can't remember having &any friends at all.
Haruka:
The first few times it &happened, it was easy enough to shrug off. Just a vague feeling you forgot something important.
Haruka:
Must be the stress, right?
Haruka:
But now... the things I can't remember outnumber the things I can. You and I are all that's left.
Haruka:
I'm sure you understand what I'm getting at.
Haruka:
You did this.
Haruka:
Somehow, you didn't just kill everyone. You made it so they never existed at all.
Haruka:
Without a trace, even in the memories of the people who loved them.
Haruka:
But despite it all, there was one thing you couldn't erase, no matter how much you might've wanted to.
Haruka:
The feeling of Snow halation. Maybe you killed everybody who felt it, but you could never quite finish the job.
Haruka:
And now, that feeling courses through me.
Haruka:
I gotta say, it really does feel amazing. And I'm not just talking about finally taking my anger out.
Haruka:
Being able to feel the love I lost, to see the faces I forgot...
Haruka:
To know that they're cheering me on.
Haruka:
And, well, knowing I've got a captive audience...
Haruka:
Let's just say I've never been one to let my fans down. I think it's about time I stopped holding back, don't you?
Haruka:
By the way, as long as we're laying all our cards on the table here, I should probably say something.
Haruka:
As much as I hate you,
as much as you've destroyed everybody's lives...
Haruka:
There's still a part of me that feels sorry for you.
Haruka:
Not saying I don't still hate you, and I'm definitely not gonna be going easy on you anytime soon...
Haruka:
But it's true. All those things I said before the fight weren't just talk.
Haruka:
Isn't that crazy? I mean, after everything you did, why should I even care?
Haruka:
What good could there possibly still be in you?
Haruka:
Maybe it's the spirit of the season getting to me, huh?
Haruka:
Thinking on it again, though... I think I understand. It isn't that there's still good inside you.
Haruka:
It's that there could've been.
Haruka:
It's like I said before. It couldn't have all just been an act. It just doesn't make sense!
Haruka:
You don't buy a house for someone as a joke. You don't save their life- their UNIVERSE- as a joke.
Haruka:
Maybe it all started as a big joke to you, but you can't convince me it was just that by the end.
Haruka:
You started to genuinely care. To feel real emotion over something you thought was just pretend.
Haruka:
So why did you shut it all out? What made you decide to double down, to take a sick joke to the extreme like this?
Haruka:
I guess you were just too scared.
Haruka:
Too afraid to be vulnerable.
Too afraid to be genuine.
Haruka:
Too afraid to change.
Haruka:
Even after the killing started, you could've stopped anytime you wanted. This didn't have to be what you are.
Haruka:
But instead you kept going, long after it stopped being funny, even to you. You had to commit to the bit.
Haruka:
Honestly, I pity you at this point. You're just a pathetic manchild who drags everybody down with you. You disgust me.
Haruka:
...Anyway, uh. Probably a good time to wrap things up soon, yeah? Cause I don't know how much longer I can keep this up...
Haruka:
And let's just say I didn't come to this place for no reason.
Haruka:
Even if I'm not enough, there's something here that even you aren't strong enough to stop.
Haruka:
So if you could just, um, die soon... it'd work out better for both of us, probably.
Haruka:
No dice, huh? Figures. Well, I'll give you one last chance, just in case. After that, well... Don't say I didn't warn you.
After Haruka's HP is fully depleted.
Haruka:
...
Haruka:
Looks like it's come down to this.
Haruka:
If you hadn't run me so ragged by now, I'd probably wanna give you a big monologue about this thing, but...
* Loaded Gun - Weapon AT 99
* Don't hate, cuz Chad Warden be Ballin.
The description of the "Chicken and Chips" item:
* Chicken And Chips - Heals 60 HP
* It's what's for dinner.
If the player uses the Chicken and Chips item:
* Chad ate the Chicken and Chips.
* Mmm...
* You recovered 60 HP.
Haruka battle intro[]
The idle text during Chad Warden's turn in Haruka's battle intro:
* Haruka is frozen with fear.
If player uses the "* Check" command in the ACT Menu at the start of Haruka's battle:
HARUKA 0 ATK 0 DEF
* She ain't baller.
* No threat.
If the player chooses the "* Spare" command from MERCY menu:
* That's gay.
Haruka battle[]
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The random idle text during Chad Warden's turn in Haruka's battle:
* Haruka nearly falls over the weight of her wings.
* Haruka is attacking non-stop.
* It's looking like a winter wonderland na neverland
* You can feel her trying to Change the World.
* No space for this bitch on PS Triple.
* Amami aint no match for Big Papi.
The idle text after Haruka uses her first attack:
* Feels like things are going her way.
The idle text after Haruka uses the music note attack for the first time:
* Haruka is humming a familiar melody.
The idle text after Haruka uses the attack with sets of 3 laser speakers for the first time:
* The room feels colder.
The idle text after Haruka uses the finger blast attack for the first time:
* My gun's better.
The idle text after Haruka uses the variant of the falling snowflake attack where she flaps her wings for the first time:
* Feels like a blizzard.
The idle text after Haruka uses the attack with two ice cream cones for the first time:
* Smells sickeningly sweet.
The idle text after Haruka uses the variant of the ribbon attack where the ribbon returns for the first time:
* It's almost over.
After Chad Warden survives Haruka's final attack:
* Time to end this
If the player uses the "* Check" command during the battle:
The phrases "Come now." and "We have much work to do" within the translated Wingdings at the end of the game reference lines of dialogue of The Voice Inside Your Head from the Reboot's endingvideos.
bgm_chnch
The game's code includes an unused audio file called "bgm_chnch.ogg", which is a version of "In My Way (PS4 Version) - Undertale" that uses "Anticipation" instead of "In My Way".
abc_123_a
"abc_1111" and "abc_123_a", two of the files found by decompiling the game's "data.win" file, include messages that asks the player to not datamine this step of The Susie ARG. Both of these files parody similarly titled files found in Undertale's V.1.0 that asked dataminers to not spoil the game. The transcript of the abc_123_a audio from this game can be found below:
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Hello. He-ha-he-ha-have some respect and don't data-mine this step. It's im-possible to have A-R-Gs on the chan-nel now-a-days, be-cause of no-sy peo-ple like you. Plea-se keep all of this bet-ween us. If you post the data-mined answer on-line, I won't ma-ke a-ny more puzzles. No one will be im-pressed. It will be your faaaaault....! He-he-he-he-ha-he-he-ha-he-he
The image referencing "abc_1111" from Undertale in the game's files.
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