There Are No Angels is an ending in NEEDY STREAMER OVERLOAD, represented by the 15th ending slot in the Main Menu and GAME OVER screens. An achievement of the same name is unlocked upon experiencing the ending.
Requirement
To achieve this ending, the player must reach Day 30 with <500,000 followers, <60 affection and 60+ mental darkness.
Synopsis
On Day 30, Ame-chan texts P-chan on JINE, wistfully looking back on her streaming career. She notes her lack of followers and believes she only ever got hurt, stating that she can't handle streaming anymore. She then says that she wants people to view her once more, just as she had dreamed, and asks P-chan if they'll be together forever. She then starts a final stream as KAngel, titled "Farewell Stream," in which she streams from the top of a building. She vaguely tells the audience that "this is it," before presumedly jumping off the building, into her death, with the camera falling down, capturing a view of the sky and some power lines.
Dialogue
Day 30
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our 30 days is up
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everything i did was kinda forgettable, huh...
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aha. i feel kinda tired...
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we did our best but i didnt get many followers
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all i did was get hurt over and over again. i dont think i can do this anymore
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ahaha......
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- JINE blurb: [Way too late]
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hey p-chan, lets start my final stream
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as my last goodbye, i want to do a stream that no one will ever see coming
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i want lots of people to come and see me, just as i had dreamed once upon a time
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we'll be together forever... right, p-chan?
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| Farewell Stream
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| Well...
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| I guess this is it.
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| Goodbye.
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Ending pop-up
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Trivia
- The description references two lines from the chorus of wowaka's "World's End Dancehall".
- The title of this ending in the Japanese version, and other languages, is "There Is No Angel".
- The title of this ending is a reference to "Tenshi no Inai 12-gatsu (December When There Is No Angel)," a 2003 visual novel by Leaf.
- The stream that takes place in this ending is a reference to the former Japanese streamer Roro-chan1999, who committed suicide by jumping off a balcony during a livestream in 2013.
- The achievement icon shows an antenna on the top of a building in a gloomy sky. This indicates the specific shot of where her camera is still recording after Ame-chan has jumped off from the building.
- This ending is referred to as
Ending_Sucide internally.
- This is almost certainly a typo.
