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Niiue is one of the main protagonists of Mother: Cognitive Dissonance, a fangame taking place between Mother 1 and Mother 2. He is manifested as Giegue's positive emotions after he ejected them from himself using PSI. Niiue wears a Blue shirt with one yellow stripe, has green pants, a hat similar to the ones Ness and Ninten wear, has blue eyes, blonde hair, and has a pink tail. He is a very kind and wholesome boyo who deserves lots of love but also does not belong to anyone (Looking at the cringy fuck who wrote the first "definition" for Niiue).
Niiue doesn't belong to anyone, please stop. You probably use Gacha Life too.
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Niiue is the one of the main characters in Mother: Cognitive Dissonance. (Mother 1.5)
He is the same alien species as Giegue. He was created when Giegue separated himself from all positive emotions and his memories of his early childhood.
Niiue represents the good in Giegue’s heart. He wears an outfit that looks very similar to Ninten’s and Ness’s clothes. He has pretty blond hair and a cute pink tail. He also has beautiful blue eyes. He is smart and laidback, but serious when he needs to be. He is a passionate young man who enjoys helping others and he has a an AMAZING voice that is voiced by Bill Eager. Niiue also has a nice six pack and he’s my other boyfriend besides Giegue.
NIIUE IS MINE! TOUCH HIM AND I’LL KILL YOUUUUU!!!! >w<
Niiue by Giegues Girl July 18, 2019
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