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You're forgetting that the island is three-dimensional. There's definitely room for it the Plantation to be open to the sky, most likely up near the Last Cave entrance. Where are you referring to here? I dunno. Maybe there's just something unusual about that room – the walls might be...

2/10 – not a very interesting character really. What about... Jenka? (P.S. I'm ignoring the "favourite" part of the thread title.)

Speculation is fun, though! :p You never meet anyone else in the darker caves, so even if someone else does go that way they probably have their own light. In order to save energy, his eyes only glow when there is insufficient light for him to see without glowing eyes. Hence, in Grasstown and...

No he isn't. It's his topic and he's simply saying "Stop spamming". EDIT: Gah, sorry, I missed the next page again.

Except metal has the distinct advantage of being inedible in its normal form.

Maybe Quote's eyes glow.

AAKid: Shut up. *ignores* MetaSeraphim: Not a harp, but I am a musician.

I don't see how that's a limit. That would make the rock formations appear "black" and presumably solid. Or it could use different frequencies. Why would it be bound to just a single frequency?

Night vision generally involves detecting infrared light, so it would only work in places that are neither particularly warm nor really cold. It has the same type of limitations as regular vision has. Radar vision, however, would not rely on any existing light of any frequency.

Isn't that what I keep saying? Radar vision? :p

It's not hard, more like unintuitive. That is to say, it takes a while to learn how to use it, but once you know how it's easy to use. Not that I'm speaking from experience. My experience with Blender is almost nil.

Egg Corridor probably has electric lighting, actually. First Cave could be explained by saying you have radar-vision. The Labyrinth probably has luminescent fungi. *fwaps WedgeOfCheese with a haddock*

It was the "Sue's a different species" part that led me to say "logic fail", I think...

Try it. You may be surprised. And if it's bad, try again. It will probably improve.

Not necessarily – if it's radar-based vision, it would not depend on the presence of light in the caves. Or sonar vision. I imagine you'll be auto-promoted fairly soon...

Surprisingly, that's not usually true...

I guess this is about the time where Curly is sent to the Labyrinth?

...Uh... what?

Speculations... There isn't – Quote just has superior vision. Not night-vision – more like radar. When you're on the Outer Wall, it's actually daytime – however, you're in the shadow of the island, so it's dark. Well, I expect Grassland is open to the sky. Yes, I know you see the ceiling above...

I think Quote simply got a lot of use out of it. In any case, if Curly has a Polar Star, that doesn't mean it's the exact same gun that Quote later gets. It just means it's the same model. It probably wouldn't be the same gun. The point is that she recognized it, which means that it's possible...

I would understand your point if this were a mod whose story is unrelated to Cave Story. However, it's apparently intended to run parallel to Cave Story, so it makes sense to include a Polar Star if you posit that it's a standard model. Of course, that means either that the Gunsmith did not...

At least some people seem to believe it is a belt buckle. I'm not sure if there's evidence to support that.

I've already forgotten... :eek:

Yes they can. If you kill Misery, though, you can't get any powerups. On the other hand, her orange fish won't fly around annoying you.

*looks around for raekuul* Nah, he probably wouldn't want to either...