Location Name:The Ikebana Flower Garden Location: Lot 33. Physical Description: A very pink garden filled with colorful flowers. Ichigo has added a large patch of strawberries. There's also a swing hung from a particularly strong tree at the top of the garden. Overall, a pleasant place for strolling or rolling along. Metaphysical Description: In We ♥ Katamari, Ikebana Flower Garden is one of the many places the Prince and his cousins must roll katamari to fulfill a fan's requests and give the King of All Cosmos something to create new planets and stars from, in order to finish replacing everything he knocked out of the heavens in the original game. Though you can raze pretty much the entire garden nearly every time you roll there, it's always restored to normal immediately afterward, none the worse for wear. (My personal headcanon explanation as to why is over here, incidentally.) In Ink City, meanwhile, while Ichigo doesn't live there, she frequently spends time there to tend to her strawberry patch, swing on the swing, practice her rolling, and stave off feelings of homesickness. Guess: Green? Possibly White, as Ichi's basically Neutral Good and big on the whole "Let's all work together, yay~! Unless you're a jerk" thing. The park's role in The Great Cosmos is a pretty big part of nature... or, at least, how nature works there. Buuuut rolling up everything sure doesn't LOOK like 'interfere with the land as little as possible', does it? (|¬_¬|)
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Location: Lot 33.
Physical Description: A very pink garden filled with colorful flowers. Ichigo has added a large patch of strawberries. There's also a swing hung from a particularly strong tree at the top of the garden. Overall, a pleasant place for strolling or rolling along.
Metaphysical Description: In We ♥ Katamari, Ikebana Flower Garden is one of the many places the Prince and his cousins must roll katamari to fulfill a fan's requests and give the King of All Cosmos something to create new planets and stars from, in order to finish replacing everything he knocked out of the heavens in the original game. Though you can raze pretty much the entire garden nearly every time you roll there, it's always restored to normal immediately afterward, none the worse for wear. (My personal headcanon explanation as to why is over here, incidentally.)
In Ink City, meanwhile, while Ichigo doesn't live there, she frequently spends time there to tend to her strawberry patch, swing on the swing, practice her rolling, and stave off feelings of homesickness.
Guess: Green? Possibly White, as Ichi's basically Neutral Good and big on the whole "Let's all work together, yay~!
Unless you're a jerk" thing. The park's role in The Great Cosmos is a pretty big part of nature... or, at least, how nature works there. Buuuut rolling up everything sure doesn't LOOK like 'interfere with the land as little as possible', does it? (|¬_¬|)