Unbread Twins

This article reffers to the Unbread Twins as an enemy, for the characters, go to Biscuit and Doughie.

Unbread Twins is an optional boss that can be fought in Orange Oasis, consisting of both Biscuit and his sister Doughie as a single enemy. Regardless of the player defeats them or not, they will leave the area and go to Last Resort.

Battle

Albeit only fought once, their stats changes depending on how much the player progress before fighting them:

• Before epilogue: 7500 heart, 5000 juice, 65 attack, 1 defense, 57 speed and 10 luck.
• During epilogue: 10000 heart, 5000 juice, 90 attack, 1 defense, 80 speed and 10 luck.

They will always reward with 18000 exp and 10000 clams, and like most enemies, they will act differently according to its emotion:

Emotion	Behaviour
	50% chance of doing a normal attack. Else, if there is not three enemies in battle, they will bake bread, calling up to two enemies into battle. Otherwise, they will just do nothing.
	50% chance of doing a normal attack. Else, if there is not three enemies in battle, they will bake bread, calling up to two enemies into battle. Otherwise, they will just do nothing.
	50% chance of doing a normal attack. Else, they will cheer up, removing their emotion.
	50% chance of doing a normal attack. Else, if there is not three enemies in battle, they will bake bread, calling up to two enemies into battle. Otherwise, they will just do nothing.
	40% chance of doing a normal attack. 35% chance to cook something, healing an ally or themselves based on their remaining . Else, if there is not three enemies in battle, they will bake bread, calling up to two enemies into battle. Otherwise, they will just do nothing.
	50% chance of doing a normal attack. 35% chance to cook something, healing an ally or themselves based on their remaining . Else, if there is not three enemies in battle, they will bake bread, calling up to two enemies into battle. Otherwise, they will just do nothing.

Additionaly, they will lock their emotion three times during the battle:

• At 80% they will become sad, this follow a different behaviour of the normal sad, as they will behave like if it was depressed/miserable.

• At 50% they will become depressed.

• At 25% they will become miserable.

Formulas

Skills that can be used when observe is used against the target are marked with .

Attack: [2 * a.atk - b.def], hits two times.

Cheer up: Cleanse emotions of the user.

Bake bread: Summon up to two enemies, so it have three enemies in the battle, these can be Bun Bunny, Creepypasta, Slice, Sourdough, Sesame and Living Bread.

Bake bread (epilogue): Summon up to two enemies, so it have three enemies in the battle, these can be Slice, Sourdough and Sesame.

Cook: Heals an ally, it have a different formula based on the user's remaining :

• bigger than 1: [4 * a.juice].
• equal to 0: 1.

Battle Quotes

Action quotes

* Unbread Twins attack together!
* Unbread Twins forget something in the oven!
* Unbread Twins pulls out some bread from the oven!
* Unbread Twins makes a cookie!
* Unbread Twins do their best to not be sad!

During battle

• Transition to sad locked:

* Doughie: Fresh bread... Fresh bread... Every day, it's fresh bread...
* Biscuit: Ohooooooooo...

• 65% :

* Doughie: We're doomed to bake bread for all eternity... aren't we, Biscuit?
* Biscuit: Ohooo...

• Transition to depressed:

* Doughie: We're running out of supplies! What do we do, Biscuit!?
* Biscuit: Ohooooooo!

• Transition to miserable:

* Doughie: We're running low on everything! We have almost nothing left...
* Biscuit: Ohooo...

When defeated

* Doughie: Our resources have been depleted... What will we do without ingredients?
* Biscuit: Ohooooo...

When defeating the player

* Doughie: Biscuit! It's a miracle! We've been saved by the gods!
* Biscuit: Ohooooo!
* Doughie: Now I guess it's back to making... fresh bread... fresh bread... fresh bread...
* Biscuit: Ohoo...

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Trivia

• This is one of the very few battles where the player doesn't have to win to progress, as being defeated will not send the player to the "game over" screen.
• Their unique depressed and miserable states follow slightly different rules compared to Omori's emotions.