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Reason: Glitch's new appearance in Terminal could be seen as unsettling to some. Opheebop's idle animation flashes white occasionally. Hunter & Ava's idle flashes Hunter from the top-left to the bottom-right, plus Glitch’s new and old sprites can be a little flashy. Also, Glitch and Connor’s unused voice can be a bit ear-grating. Finally, the newer version of Daughter Complex has a mechanical sound in Dad.exe's voice.
I don't know shraggy, Salty's Sunday Night is really big! - Scooby-Doo
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We really maximalized the amount of fun we could've possibly had! - Hex
This mod has more than 200,000 views and 200 likes on its download page. It is a fan favorite and well known within the community!
Note: The mod has received a great amount of positive reviews, with many applauding it for being one of the best overhauls to Friday Night Funkin' to date. They also shared their appreciation for the story, the lore, the characters, and much more. There have also been comments of it being "one of the most underrated mods in the modding scene". Whether they were fans of the mod since the beginning or were introduced to it thanks to Bob, the mod has been given quite the reception.
Salty's Sunday Night Season 2. - BrightFyre
This mod is currently a demo and/or has upcoming content that is confirmed to be in development, either confirmed on a livestream, a tweet, or any other verified source of information.
Upcoming: There's going to be a huge upcoming update for the mod that includes dialogue, character redesigns, remastered tracks, and a seventh week.
Salty's Sunday Night is a mod made by Tsuraran that completely overhauls the original Friday Night Funkin' featuring different songs, characters, backgrounds, and an original story. The mod's visuals, most of the songs, and the charts were created by Tsuraran, with three songs being remixes of songs originally composed by Maqua.
A remastered version of the mod is seemingly in development that will update every song in the OST, add dialogue outside of Week 6, redesign the characters, and conclude the events of the main story.
Story
In an old arcade cabinet stored away in Daddy Dearest's Basement, a group of poor souls become active during Sunday nights. 'Salty', the last soul to be trapped, finally regains his memories and now embarks on a journey to find a way out of the machine...
Opheebop, the caretaker of the machine, is willing to free everyone, but she can only do so if she gets her hands on a soul... will it be Salty's?
Series Of Events
1980 - Wyatt, a young man obsessed with technology, had taken his obsession too far when he stumbled across an abandoned arcade cabinet in an abandoned arcade. He became the first soul to be trapped within said cabinet.
1994 - Itsumi and Connor were attending a “Year's Start” garage sale the Dearest’s were having. No one understood why they didn’t host a typical "Year's End" garage sale, but went along with it anyway. During the sale, Itsumi came across the arcade cabinet. Itsumi attempted to play the game within the cabinet, but had her soul taken into the machine. A while later, Connor (worried about Itsumi) stumbled across the arcade machine while looking for Itsumi, and ended up having his soul taken into the cabinet as well.
2000 - Hunter and Ava were sucked into the arcade cabinet at different times of the year.
- Ava was a victim of bullying. In early 2000, a group of bullies took her to the top of a local parking garage and shoved her off the edge. The arcade machine manifested itself on the ground beneath her, and saved her life by taking her soul in before she hit the ground.
- In late 2000, Hunter was invited to a Halloween costume party, but was unaware that the host of the party intended to poison her. During the party, she was handed a laced drink. Before she was able to take a sip, her soul was transferred into the arcade machine placed in the corner of the room.
2015 - Salty’s parents were famous musicians who had connections to Daddy Dearest. When Salty was moving out, he was gifted a backstage pass to one of Daddy Dearest’s concerts as a parting gift. During the concert's intermission, Salty and Daddy Dearest were having a chat, when Salty accidentally spilled coffee on him! Later that day, Salty was invited to the Dearest household after the concert. He was then taken and forced into the arcade cabinet.
Reception
The mod has received a great amount of positive reviews, with many applauding it for being one of the best overhauls to Friday Night Funkin' to date. They also shared their appreciation for the story, the lore, the characters, and much more. There have also been comments of it being "one of the most underrated mods in the modding scene". Whether they were fans of the mod since the beginning or were introduced to it thanks to Bob, the mod has been given quite the reception.
Characters
Salty
“Your mother.”
― Salty, Buckets
Salty is the main protagonist of Salty's Sunday Night. He is the last soul to be trapped in the arcade, and after regaining his memories, he and Itsumi go on a mission to find a way out of the arcade machine.
Appearance
Salty is a young, light-skinned man with white hair. He wears a grey sweater with a decal of a saltshaker shaking salt out of it, dark grey baggy pants, white sneakers with black shoelaces, and grey goggles with a white trim. He holds a microphone in his right hand and keeps his left hand in his pocket similar to Boyfriend.
During Week 4, he wears a dark grey shirt with rolled-up sleeves, a crimson tie, crimson sneakers with white shoelaces, and black goggles. When he hits a note, an outline appears around him that matches the color of the note hit.
During Week 5, he wears a grey parka with white fur, white snow boots, a dark grey beanie with a white accessory, and what appears to be a pair of black goggles over his eyes. When he hits a note, his eye changes into the shape and color of the arrow that was pressed.
Trivia
- Salty's voice was sampled from Boyfriend's vocals in the base game song, Bopeebo. This is NOT to be confused with the Boyfriend chromatic scale Tsuraran uses in their other songs, which uses samples from High.
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Itsumi
“Haha, my bad.”
― Itsumi
Itsumi (イツミ) is the girl who accompanies Salty throughout the story and was the second soul to be trapped within the arcade cabinet after attempting to play it during a garage sale. She sings against Salty during the Tutorial track Best Girl and the Week 1 track Salty Love.
Appearance
Itsumi is a young, light-skinned female with black hair. She wears a white bow accessory on her hair, goggles that look similar in appearance to Salty's above her head, a black sweater with white stripes, a pair of thigh-high white socks with a grey trim, a pair of grey boots, and a mask that functions as a microphone with light effects.
During Week 4, she wears a white, shoulderless sweater instead of her black sweater, and removes the mask around her neck. She also has a white outline around her and the boombox.
During Week 5, she wears a white dress shirt with rolled-up sleeves, a black tie, black fingerless gloves, a black headset, and what appears to be a pair of black goggles similar to Salty's over her eyes.
In her unused design, unlike the current design, her eyes are down, and the shape of her bangs is slightly different.
Trivia
- While Salty is the mod's protagonist, Itsumi is often viewed as the mod's mascot.
- Itsumi is a "kuudere" and hides her emotions very well.
- Itsumi canonically hates Electro Swing.
- Itsumi's voice was sampled from Girlfriend's unused voice samples found in the Friday Night Funkin' files.
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Dad.exe
“MY BABY GIRL! NO!”
― Dad.exe
Dad.exe is an AI who has been tasked by Opheebop to care for Itsumi's soul, and is the main opponent of Week 1, entitled "Dad Jokes." His tracks include Daddy's Girl and Daughter Complex.
Appearance
Dad.exe is a light-skinned man with black hair. He wears a dark gray hoodie, black pants with large pockets on them, and white shoes with black lases. He holds a microphone in his left hand.
Trivia
- Dad.exe's voice was sampled from Daddy Dearest vocals in Bopeebo.
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Hunter and Ava
“Sweet n' Sour!”
― Hunter and Ava
Hunter and Ava were the fourth and fifth souls to be sucked in and were taken into the machine moments before they were killed in the real world. They are the primary opponents of Week 2, entitled "Sweet n' Sour." Their tracks include Sweet n' Spooky and Sour n' Scary.
Appearance
Hunter is a young, light-skinned female with white hair. She wears a headband with large black spikes on her head, and her lower body is that of a ghost. During some of her animations, she can be seen rapidly phasing in and out of existence.
Ava is a young, light-skinned female with black hair that covers her eyes, which are purple. She wears a sleeveless white top, a purple hoodie that is pulled below her shoulders, a grey skirt, and light purple shoes.
In their unused (unsalted) and old (not unsalted) design, Ava used to be named Wendy, Hunter's eyes were normal, and neither of them were wearing shoes.
Trivia
- Hunter & Ava only have two songs, because Ava "got too embarrassed and left after song 2."
- Hunter & Ava became "linked" due to their souls being taken in during the same year, and the similar circumstances that brought them into the machine.
- Hunter became a ghost after getting trapped within the machine because she resisted the soul-to-code process that happens when a soul is brought into the arcade cabinet and was wearing a ghost costume at the time this occurred, so the machine made Hunter into a ghost in retaliation.
- Hunter & Ava's voices were sampled from the Japanese voice of Laffey from Azur Lane.
- Ava in her old design (and by extension, her unsalted/beta design) used to be called Wendy.
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Opheebop
“May I purchase your soul?”
― Opheebop
Opheebop is the caretaker and overseer of the world inside the arcade cabinet, whose purpose is to care for the inhabitants of the machine's world. She is the opponent of Opheebop in Week 2 and Freedom! in Week 5.
Appearance
Opheebop appears as a black, limbless figure with two small white dot eyes. During her idle animations, she occasionally twitches, turning her lower body white and revealing a large, cheerful, smiling white mouth below her eyes for a brief period of time.
During Freedom!, Opheebop has a distressed look in her face, and she has demon horns and a demon tail.
Trivia
- She treats NPCs and human souls and are protected by her.
- It was Opheebop's idea to make Hunter haunt Ava.
- Opheebop's name is derived from Bopeebo, the first song in Friday Night Funkin'.
- Opheebop has the ability to shapeshift. She uses this ability to change her appearance during Week 5.
- Opheebop never acts serious, except for "when it really counts."
- Opheebop is allowed to manifest copies of the arcade cabinet anywhere in the world.
- Opheebop is aware of other characters from other mods. Which characters she knows about have not been specified.
- The arcade cabinet was created in order to punish Opheebop with eternal entrapment.
- Opheebop's life is linked to the machine, meaning she is unable to leave it.
- She is allowed to release all of the trapped souls from the machine, but she requires one soul to sacrifice themselves in order to do so. Opheebop cannot sacrifice her own soul, since it'll kill everyone.
- According to Tsuraran, Opheebop acts more serious in "Freedom!" because it's Salty's last song before "the soul trade." The details about "the soul trade" Salty made with Opheebop are planned to be revealed in the remaster.
- Bob and Opheebop having similar appearances caused the community to ship them together. Apparently, it was so popular, an agreement between Tsuraran and wildlythomas made it canon.
- However, Tsu decided to make it non-canon after harassment from the Twitter community and in Discord.
- Opheebop's voice was created and sampled by a friend of Tsuraran’s.
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Connor
“Shielding my sister from weirdos!”
― Connor
Connor is Itsumi's older brother, and after being taken in the arcade machine due to investigating it while looking for Itsumi, became the third soul to be trapped within the machine. He is the opponent of Week 3, entitled "Sister Complex." His tracks include Protect, Defend, and Safeguard.
Appearance
Connor is a young, light-skinned man with black hair. He wears an open grey vest over a white shirt, black baggy pants, grey shoes with blue laces, and white goggles over his eyes. He holds a microphone in one hand and a riot shield with a decal of an angel on it in his other hand. His goggles and the angel decal change colors when Connor hits a note.
Trivia
- Connor was given a riot shield to represent his protective nature over Itsumi.
- After Connor loses against Salty, he goes off to "cry in a corner somewhere."
- Connor's voice was sampled from a glitch hop vocal pack, while the beta versions of the Week 3 tracks used a sample of Luigi for Connor's voice.
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Mom.exe
“Anything for you, dear~”
― Mom.exe
Mom.exe is an AI who was tasked by Opheebop to care of Hunter, Ava, and Connor. She is the opponent of Week 4, entitled "Mom's Love." Her tracks include Indie Star, Rising Star, and Superstar.
Appearance
Mom.exe is light-skinned female with black hair. She wears a black earring on her left ear, a grey crop top, a white open hoodie with a grey hood, dark grey shorts, grey socks, and white shoes with grey laces. She holds a microphone in her left hand.
Trivia
- Mom.exe's vocal samples were provided by a friend of Tsuraran's.
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Manager.exe
“You fool...I AM THE MANAGER.”
― Manager.exe
Manager.exe is an AI tasked by Opheebop to provide sustenance to the souls so they don't deteriorate and the owner of a restaurant inside the machine called the "Cole-Verse." He is the primary opponent of Week 5, entitled "Dinner Date". His tracks include Order Up! and Rush Hour!.
Appearance
Manager.exe is a light-skinned man with blond hair. He wears a dark blue apron with a nameplate, a light blue dress shirt with a black tie, black pants, and blue shoes with white laces. During some of his animations a blue and white cap is pulled over his eyes, and he receives a color-changing outline similar to Salty in Week 4. According to Tsuraran, a blue magic silly straw is suspending his microphone in mid-air.
Trivia
- Every worker at the Cole-Verse has limited telekinetic powers. This is how Manager.exe is keeping the silly straw holding his microphone suspended in mid-air.
- Salty and Manager.exe battle in Week 5 because "Salty left his wallet somewhere and couldn't pay the bill."
- Manager.exe's vocal samples were provided by a friend of Tsuraran's.
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Glitch
“H4HA, 0LD FR1END, L3T'5 L34V3 TH15 J01NT TH3N!”
― Glitch, Terminal
Glitch, formerly known as Wyatt, was the first soul to be sucked into the arcade machine. He is the opponent of Week 6, entitled "Glitch Out." His tracks include Buckets, Logarithms, and Terminal.
Appearance
Glitch is a humanoid similar in appearance to a robot. His limbs are simple black and green rectangles, and are suspended in mid-air away from each other. His head resembles a green computer monitor with a black screen. On his head are three white shapes that resemble a pair of eyes and mouth, which change color when Glitch hits a note.
During Logarithms, Glitch's right eye flashes between gray and black during his idle animation, and a glitch effect is applied to him while he sings.
During Terminal, Glitch's body becomes shattered, the bottom half of his right leg disappears, and his right eye and mouth flash between static and the "Blue screen of death". His body now twitches rapidly during his animations. All of his singing poses have his left eye show the arrow direction of the note he just sang.
Trivia
- Due to him resisting too hard against the machine while it was converting his soul to code, the code started to break and caused his body to disfigure and take on the appearance of the mascot that was on his t-shirt at the time. He had feared what would happen for attempting to resist against the machine, and what the worst-case scenario could have been if he had resisted more than he did.
- According to Tsuraran, the physical damage that Glitch seemingly takes is "but a scratch", likely meaning he's experienced this before and is mostly okay.
- Glitch's voice was sampled from an audio clip of a speech synthesizer known as the Software Automatic Mouth (S.A.M.) singing "The Star-Spangled Banner."
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Trivia (General)
Lore
- This is the first complete mod to star a victim of Daddy Dearest as the protagonist, featuring a unique scenario centered around it.
- Daddy Dearest bought the arcade machine at an auction.
- The trapped souls inside the arcade cabinet don’t physically age.
- When a soul is transferred into the machine, all traces of that person are erased from the real world.
- The arcade cabinet in Daddy Dearest's basement is the original, serving as the main hub.
- The arcade cabinet does not have any games on it; it only hosts the world inside of it.
- The souls inside the machine can die.
- A human soul is converted into code when being transported into the machine.
- The more a soul resists against this process, the more broken the code gets, leading to various results.
- This is what happened to the characters Hunter and Wyatt, turning them into a ghost and the robot now called Glitch respectively.
- The more a soul resists against this process, the more broken the code gets, leading to various results.
- A "demon barrier" is what's keeping the souls trapped inside the machine.
- The world inside the machine is as big as the real world.
Characters
- Despite looking similar in appearance, it is unknown if the Henchmen in the background of Week 4 are connected to Opheebop.
- Besides Opheebop, no character in this mod has any knowledge of other Friday Night Funkin' characters, modded or otherwise (with the exception of Daddy Dearest).
- According to Tsuraran, if Boyfriend were to be sucked into the machine, he "could just walk out unharmed." The reason why was not specified.
- This is likely a similar case with Hating Simulator where Boyfriend merely had to deal with Spirit.
- Dad.exe and Mom.exe are more exaggerated versions of Itsumi and Connor's real parents.
Other
- All voices are autotuned with FL Studio's pitcher, an autotuning program that tunes any monophonic audio clip to any specified MIDI note. Tsuraran sequences all the voice clips before autotuning it.
- The charting for most songs have correspondence to the vowels the characters sing. The left and up notes correspond to "ahh" or "ay" sounds, the down note corresponds to "ooh" sounds, and the right note corresponds to "ee" sounds. Not all voices are vowel samples though.
- All songs except Daughter Complex, Protect, Rising Star, and Logarithms follow the structure of the second half being a repeat of the first half, but harder.
- Daughter Complex does repeat the first half, but no changes are made to make the second half harder than the first.
- Some NPCs in the background of Week 5 are based off of real people, and two NPCs in the background of Week 5 resemble Boyfriend and Girlfriend, with the color schemes of Quote and Curly Brace from Cave Story.
- This is the first full-blown overhaul mod, featuring new songs, characters, and scenery.
- This is the second mod for the game that changes every available track, with the first being the B-Sides mod.
- Several tracks have a "Beta Version" uploaded to YouTube under the title: "Salty's Sunday Night: Unsalted."
- The beta versions of the Week 3 tracks are the only ones that have a different name than the final versions of the tracks.
- This mod's music is available to listen to on Spotify.
- Opheebop somewhat resembles Bob, due to both of them having simplistic, blob-like designs.
- Superstar contains motifs from Best Girl.
- Logarithms is a remake of a song of the same name released by Maqua on SoundCloud in February 2021.
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Dialogue
Buckets Dialogue
Glitch
WH4T!? HOW'D YOU G3T 1N H3R3.
Logarithms Dialogue
Terminal Dialogue
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