Little Death's stages, are, after all, Lovedead City. In my interpretation, Little Death is the MC's ex, who she loved very, very much and the very thought of her hurts her and mocks her. There's too much that adds up, for me, for what she stands for the anger the MC experiences towards her, the sheer amount of hearts she blows up into, that she transforms into a horrible monstrosity once those hearts are captured. I think most of the interps are right, but I think honestly there's only one "ex" that is definitely represented, that "ex" being Little Death (it's not really a coincidence, I think, that 'la petite mort', (the little death), in french, is a euphemism for orgasm).
I've also had some vague ideas on the specific meaning of the individual challengers but haven't arrived at much specific. But I later figured they had the same appearance as 'the fool' version of the player and probably was about coming to accept/love herself. My first thought was that this person was the protagonist's ex, from whom she suffered the heartbreak of the focus of the story, and that the kisses represent the protagonist finally gaining positive closure on the end of the relationship. While they are dressed up as a Dancing Devil, Howling Moon, Little Death etc., the character is a Brunette with her hair in a bun. What has stuck out to me particularly is the climax of Wild Hearts Never Die, when I noticed that the second encounter of each of the opponents are all replaced with the same person who appears to be the protagonist. I know the story presentation is very fantastical though it relates to a literal event, so I was wanting to see what everyone else thought about it. I kept coming back to it in my mind and finally bought it and have loved it. I heard about this game a week or so ago and after listening to the soundtrack and watching some gameplay it got its hooks into me. Rule 9: Always flair your posts accordingly. Rule 8: Do not post Not Safe For Work (NSFW) content.
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