no more innocence

The term "Bulhaeng" is Korean and means "unhappiness." NMI has no desire to murder his victims, anything that happens to them afterward will not be his fault. The red background often seen in his artwork is an unfinished area where the bootleg abruptly ends, simply called "Zone 3". He is very arrogant and somewhat extravagant. Its insides are completely black and its "blood" resembles gasoline. As he becomes more involved with the Sonic franchise, he develops a fondness for it, mainly during its Skin Suit era. NMI does not experience sexual or romantic attraction. He has a predilection for repeating things an overwhelming number of times. The only time he makes any sort of audible noise other than his whispers and occasional put-downs is with his laughter, as well as flashing "笑" on the screen numerous times. He thinks the concept of eating and anything that involves it is disgusting. He doesn't like the idea of ​​calling himself a god or being seen as one despite how full of himself he is, he just thinks he's a little smarter than most. The first person animation that appears has some transparent frames, but they don't appear here because ezgif doesn't include them.

No More Innocence takes the form of a lanky black hedgehog, with black and white spikes on its head. It also has a distorted face and long fingers. In the first-person section of the song, we get a closer look at its face.

No More Innocence is a Japanese spirit that feeds on its targets' childhood love for the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, turning it into a serious addiction and a need to continue playing the pirated copy it resides in. It is a separate entity from Sonic, being more similar to an employee who wears a Sonic costume to promote the character and franchise rather than someone who actually owns it. It is permanently covered in pitch-black shadows, with white highlights on its black spikes that behave in the same way; these do not respond to changes in the lighting of the environment and will remain in exactly the same places.