Aika village dream town (True story behind it)

[Dembonez19]

I think it's better if people DON'T know the true meaning behind it. I think what makes Aika Village so cool is the mystery surrounding it. If we knew the story, especially IF it was a TRUE story about something as upsetting as rape and suicide, then it wouldn't be as enjoyable for me. Frankly, I wouldn't want to visit a town that was based around a true story like the one posted here because I'd feel like I was prying into someone's personal business that I have no right knowing. I'd be more concerned about the person's well-being. Animal Crossing probably isn't the best place to air out your laundry, especially when anyone can see it.

Sometimes, it's okay to not know. If the op is just pulling our legs, then that's a dirty trick to pull to say something like that is true when it isn't. If it's true, then I still think it's wrong to post it. Seriously, if the creator of Aika wants to tell us that this is true, it should be HER saying it. Not her "friend".

Until then, I'm sticking with my own possessed doll theory.

 

[lolderp]

Interesting theory.

 

[Yui Z]

Until then, I'm sticking with my own possessed doll theory.

I agree with this - I think I prefer believing that it's a horror themed town

 

[JellyBeans]

Lol Olivur, many people can make up a story like this anytime they really wanted. P:

Yeah. I make up stories at school in 2 seconds to wriggle out of trouble xD
I could make up a story now if I wanted to.

 

[Jennifer]

Didn't the person who made Aika Village do an official interview with Nintendo Dream and said they liked seeing people's theories but would keep the idea to themselves?

I just find this very unlikely. At the very least, I recall the creator has a twitter account.

 

[rosiekitty405]

Well we don't have proof that this is the true creators meaning first of all.
Secondly you should have permission of posting this at least since it seems really personal.
Thirdly I don't think someone with that kind of life would make a town out of it in AC.

So in my conclusion I think this is your theory and either
1. You said its true because you want to prevent people from saying you have a dumb theory.
2. Or you just want fame for knowing the true story and supposedly knowing the creator.

All I'm saying is its one of the two above me. I highly doubt this
Is the true story. And from me and all the others who don't believe its true
All of us probably want some actual proof that
1. That your friends with them.
2. This is their real meaning.

Bye. I will believe at the sight of proof. See it to believe it!

 

[Laurent]

Upstairs she crosses everyone out in the paintings because she realized that she went through all of this alone.

False. She crossed everyone except her parents.

 

[Seastar]

I watched a video of two Japanese people that could also speak English visiting this town, and they said that the girl keeps saying "I love my mommy.", but in different ways. In one of the ways, she mixed up two alphabets (I don't understand that part entirely since I don't know Japanese)
So, If she keeps talking about how much she loves her mom, what does that mean?

 

[Tenyu]

Aren't you cute, concocting a hideously clich?d story in a desperate squeal for attention. Congrats.

 

[Halycon]

This is 110% fake. No way would a "friend" reveal that she was raped. Plus, is that term even allowed in this forum? Reported.

 

[LoboBlanco]

I think it's better if people DON'T know the true meaning behind it. I think what makes Aika Village so cool is the mystery surrounding it. If we knew the story, especially IF it was a TRUE story about something as upsetting as rape and suicide, then it wouldn't be as enjoyable for me. Frankly, I wouldn't want to visit a town that was based around a true story like the one posted here because I'd feel like I was prying into someone's personal business that I have no right knowing. I'd be more concerned about the person's well-being. Animal Crossing probably isn't the best place to air out your laundry, especially when anyone can see it.

Sometimes, it's okay to not know. If the op is just pulling our legs, then that's a dirty trick to pull to say something like that is true when it isn't. If it's true, then I still think it's wrong to post it. Seriously, if the creator of Aika wants to tell us that this is true, it should be HER saying it. Not her "friend".

Until then, I'm sticking with my own possessed doll theory.

I agree completely with this reply.

 

[cheezu]

People with mental disorders are oftentimes artistically predisposed so depending on the severity of the disorder, it's not impossible for a schizophrenic/bi-polar sufferer to build or maintain such a town (look up some artwork done by individuals with mental disorders). I also wouldn't be entirely surprised that a Japanese person would choose AC as the venue. However, if what the OP is saying is indeed true, I think that if the creator of Aika village wanted us to know all these details, she would have surely shared some of them in the interview. In other words, I find it completely wrong for the OP to claim to be the friend of the creator and then to expose such personal details without any proof or consent. OP - if you wanted to share a creative story, you could have just said that it's your interpretation of the village instead of claiming to be the creator's friend. If the story is indeed true (which I doubt) - then you should really re-think what you post on the Internet as it could be very hurtful to the person it involves.

 

[Siren137]

Just visited it and it's weird. I don't understand the point of it! To me animal crossing is a happy escape from the real world....this...this is just odd!

 

[lilylily]

Source please or this is jusy creepypasta. It's a nice theory, but I really doubt that it's the truth. You suggest that such a person would be able to do such a town.

You also did not explain things like the fortune cookies and the island with the time capsule.

agreed.

i like the theory and i think a lot of it makes sense but there's holes you haven't filled. titling this as "true story" reminds me a bit of tabloid newspapers who make up stories but don't bother to verify them.

 

[Yui Z]

Wasn't this thread posted ages ago .-.

 

[Cariad]

I guessed the rape thing!

 

[ezza72love]

Excuse me for saying so, but I think maybe you don't really know the Aika village creator. You are possibly just playing with fire. If so and you do truly know the creator of Aika Village I don't think it's respectful at all posting her stories of rape and disorders. But clearly in my theory, the doll is always the one who's there, so maybe the reason why the pictures is crossed out is because the doll is eliminating them one by one, till she replaces Aika and has her mother to herself. Also I think the high pitched machine is the screams of yet another victim dying, hence the doll and axe at the door. But this is just my theory. Carry on!

 

[Bulbadragon]

I agree with the others. If you were the creator's friend, why would you be posting this extremely personal information on a forum for anyone to see? But this is an interesting theory. I think it's just a horror story about a possessed doll killing people.

And to the person who said this couldn't possibly be a lie, it is easy to come up a story like this. Do you think all authors base their stories on real people? If that was true, there would be way fewer novels and many more stories about the exact same thing. Anyone with imagination could come up with a theory just as vivid.

 

[Mars1040]

Person posted same day as creation and hasn't posted, really, anything since then. Also, the creator of Aika village is obviously Japanese. FAKE.

 

[Becca617]

Person posted same day as creation and hasn't posted, really, anything since then. Also, the creator of Aika village is obviously Japanese. FAKE.

This is true. There is no way you could be friends with the creator. ( Unless you speak Japanese, of course. ) But, putting very personal information on the internet about someone like that is very hurtful. Especially if she doesn't know about it. And like others said, Grounds for lawsuit.