MOLLY'S ANALYSIS is a quest in OMORI. It is one of the many optional HEADSPACE sidequests available when talking to MOLLY after feeding HUMPHREY the GIANT CHECK on ONE DAY LEFT of the OMORI ROUTE.
STORY[]
Once the player has completed the FEED HUMPHREY sidequest, they are able to regain access to the whale's insides. This includes encountering all three of the SLIME GIRLS once again within each one of their respective laboratories.
MOLLY can found within her lab but appears as an disembodied head like her other two sisters. Upon noticing OMORI and the party, MOLLY apologizes for her previous actions, noting she and her sisters tend to get carried away with their love for science.
She then asks the group to help her restore her body by collecting SCRAP METAL, which can be obtained by defeating any WORM-BOTS roaming around her sector. Defeating a single WORM-BOT will automatically drop SCRAP METAL for the group to collect. From that point on, the player can then return to MOLLY's lab to finish the sidequest.
REWARD[]
Upon giving MOLLY the SCRAP METAL, a short cutscene reveals that despite her efforts, MOLLY isn't able to fully recreate her original body. However, she then decides that she prefers to just be a head.
MOLLY then thanks the group by giving them the HIGH HEELS charm and this leads to the completion of the sidequest.
Interacting with MOLLY's head has her commenting on how she finds that having no body is more convenient, wondering why she didn't think of that before.
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MARI (Molly's Analysis) Incomplete #1
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MOLLY is requesting that you find her some SCRAP METAL for her new body... Sounds questionable, but she knows what she's doing... I assume. |
MARI (Molly's Analysis) Incomplete #2
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You found the SCRAP METAL that MOLLY was asking for. I wonder if she really wants a metal body like this... Seems like it would be a bit clunky. |
MARI (Molly's Analysis) Complete
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It seems like MOLLY is perfectly happy being just a head. I can see where she's coming from. She must have so much less to worry about now. |