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#Fatal frame 4 wiki movie

The relationship between Kageri and Watashi mirrors that between Akane Kiryu and the Azami doll.

The meaning can also be extended to include "personal", "secrecy", or "selfishness".

"Watashi" (わたし) can be translated to mean "I" or "me", perhaps signifying Kageri's deep personal attachment.

She retains the same patterns as in the previous fight.

The second encounter occurs in Kageri's room, Room 311, wherein Watashi is fought alone and can be damaged.

Focus should, instead be shifted to Kageri in order to end the battle. Although the camera senses and takes shutter chances and fatal frames, they have no effect on Watashi and she simply continues to attack. This fight is made doubly challenging as Watashi cannot be damaged or pushed away.

#Fatal frame 4 wiki movie

The first occurs in the Moonflower Garden and includes both Kageri and Watashi. Zero: The Movie ), also known as Fatal Frame: The Movie, is a 2014 Japanese horror film directed by Mari Asato, starring Ayami Nakaj and Aoi Morikawa, and based on a novelization by Eiji tsuka of the Fatal Frame video game series.There are two battles that include Watashi: When closing in on the player, she will suddenly move very quickly making it hard to escape without damage. Like most ghosts she floats, disappears, and reappears around the player, however, when she begins to attack she approaches in a zombie-like manner, resembling a living doll. In battle, Watashi is a particularly disturbing opponent. Except for the lack of eyes, she can easily be mistaken for a human, as Ruka Minazuki does upon seeing her for the first time. Her skin, particularly her face, shows signs of cracking paint, much like those found on the mannequins within Room 311. Unlike her "sister" she has no hat and the bottom half of her dress is ripped to shreds.

Watashi, like her "sister", wears a dour-looking dress with black lace around her arms and feathery accents, all of black color.