r/RainyMari

Found this old Mari drawing and got hit with nostalgia
▲ 456 r/RainyMari+1 crossposts

Found this old Mari drawing and got hit with nostalgia

I drew this Mari fanart a few years ago after finishing OMORI and looking back at it now is honestly kinda nostalgic

OMORI was genuinely one of the strongest experiences I've had with a game especially because I played it during a pretty rough time in my life and somehow found a lot of comfort in it I ended up relating to the characters way more than I expected to especially Sunny and Omori and I think that's a big part of why the game stuck with me so much...It's been years now and OMORI still feels like one of those games that became a part of your life without you even realizing it I'm really glad I got to experience it when I did and it'll always have a special place in my heart

Definitely not my last OMORI post either I've got more old and new art I wanna share here soon :’)

u/MidoVerses — 11 days ago