Thread:TheWikiaTeller/@comment-26935763-20150828092750/@comment-26935763-20150828134540

Dascini wrote: TheWikiaTeller wrote: Saytenn wrote: TheWikiaTeller wrote: Dascini wrote: Based on the tweets and replies to it, it doesn't seem like they're dead. I'll keep an eye out, but it looks like they're still alive and may (?) end up alright (?) for now...it's sort of vague so I'm not very sure, but...for now let's not spread that they're dead. They did tweet just 3 hours ago. The bad translation provided by the webbrowser only makes it more difficult to come up with a concrete answer. Only a person who's fluent in speaking Japanese could provide us the exact answer. Of course...vgperson...

I'll see if I can get in contact with her... No need, I did that already. http://shockingeel.tumblr.com/

Seems to think they're okay?

EDIT: Though nothing on the stuff from today, so..

I asked my friend who is good at Japanese but she said the vocabulary was too complicated for her ; With some deep research, I think that my conclusion is far different than the statement of this post.

The whole sentence of Deep-Sea Prisoner's last tweet consists of "Ten saw metsu"

While "ten" could be referred to as "Heaven", it could also refer to a species called "the Japanese Marten". What if Mogeko went to the animal hospital in an attempt to save his pet? And eventually had to announce that it died? It would make a lot more sense to me.

If Mogeko was genuinely dying from a disease, chances would be slim that he was using a computer or laptop. Besides, it's a pattern that Mogeko usually makes a few tweets and then having a big delay afterwards.

Finally, the "grave" location. Mogeko is near the grave of his pet, hence why he changed it that way.

The correct translation (according to my theory) is this: "The Japanese Marten saw a sudden and quick death"

To me, this story sounds logical, and I hope it's true. It's not a 100% legitimate but it does answer most of our questions.