Have you ever looked at a piece of furniture or an appliance in your home and wondered how wonderful a person it might be? Maybe if there was even a chance of a romantic future with it? No? Well start considering it, because Date Everything will have you wondering just how many hidden lives are going on all around you.

There are so many different Dateables in the game, from everyday appliances to those deeper feelings you have when you go to bed at night. And sometimes, it's nostalgia for a period of time you might not have even experienced. That's Bodhi, a real blast from the past who never quite outgrew the 80s.

How To Meet Bodhi

Bodhi is the physical embodiment of a time capsule dating back to the 1980s. And being a time capsule of a home owned by someone much younger than the 80s, it stands to reason that he is not owned by the protagonist is this game. And as a result of that, is not anywhere you would logically expect in the game.

For all intents and purposes, Bodhi is hidden away. Logical for a time capsule, not quite helpful if you want to meet him. To find him, you'll have to find access to the crawlspace beneath the house. You can access this from the boiler room connected to your home office. In here, there will be a rug on the floor you can roll up, revealing a hidden trapdoor.

Where To Find All Of Bodhi's Locations

After you finally meet Bodhi, you'll learn that this is the first time he's been awake since he was sealed away in the 1980s, and so this is a whole new world he's entered into. A forty year jump, and a lot has changed. Smart phones, the internet, video game consoles, social media. All brand new to him. And so he decides to take a trip around the house to acquaint himself with all this.

To that end, you know have to find Bodhi around the house. Unlike Bobby, he doesn't offer any hints as to where he is going. Though he is also much larger, making him significantly easier to find. Without further ado, let's search for this tubular character around your own home.

Location #1

The very first place you'll find Bodhi is in the Living Room, placed precariously on the arm of the sofa. Chat with him here to let him reminisce about the past, and all the TV shows he used to watch back then. The concept of streaming is odd to him, and the mass deluge of content that is available. 'Content', as he calls it himself, rather than the more intentional media of the 1980s.

On this cheerful conversation on the general downturn in the quality of media, Bodhi leaves for another part of the house. You can chat with him again tomorrow.

Location #2

The next time you find Bodhi, he is chilling out in your office. You can find him sat, still precariously, on a shelf near the window beside all your books. Interact with him now to start a conversation about everyone's favourite topic - the internet. The mass access to information, the attitude of people on the internet, the instant connectivity. It's all so much to take in.

Bodhi's not opposed to it by any means, he just thinks its quite a lot to take in. That said, he thinks it is a great way for communities to connect, like the 'elgibbityquoi', in his words. At least he's an ally. Or maybe even a member. Find him in the next part of the house to continue this conversation.

Location #3

The next time you meet Bodhi, it's in somewhere a bit more personal - your bedroom. He will be located, precariously once again, on your bedside locker. Strike up a conversation with him now, only to be hit with the silent treatment. Not by merit of anything you have done, but as a result of what he learned. Turns out, a lot of things in the 1980s sucked pretty hard, actually.

Dismayed at so many of his icons turning out to be horrendous criminals and the growth of mass environmental destruction and the death of many minorities, Bodhi is dismayed as being an embodiment of that era. Make sure to comfort him on this. He is from that era, but he isn't the whole era himself. He is his own person, and he can be better than any of the negatives. Uplifted a bit, you can continue this conversation another day.

Location #4

For our next conversation, Bodhi returns somewhere a bit more familiar. Back in the living room, he is now resting on the mantlepiece of the fireplace, facing towards the piano. For one, it is sad rather comfortably up there. Feeling better after your last conversation, he has decided to embrace elements of the modern day while still celebrating the parts of the 80s that haven't been ruined. Both can exist together.

To showcase some of his favourite artists of the 80s. They, um, aren't exactly great people either, but maybe it's better to let Bodhi down easy with this one. He's a very loving guy, just a bit clueless in some regards. But finally, he has found comfort in this modern world.

Location #5

For our very last conversation with Bodhi, we're returning to the bedroom. He doesn't have any grand statements about the world or anything right now, just his general outlook on how he feels, about this new world, his old one, and how they both coalesce to make him a bigger, better person.

This is also your chance to confess to Bodhi how you feel about him. If you've been playing your cards right, then this is the perfect chance to confess your love, and he might just too.

How To Change Your Relationship Status With Bodhi

Bodhi is, like everyone else, a Dateable with three endings, There's nothing unusual to getting each of them, so here's how to do it.

Love

Bodhi is a pretty loving guy in general. Sharing in his enthusiasm is the way to his heart. In that same vein, he appreciates honesty. No matter, he will learn about the disgraces of the 80s, and having your support in telling him he's not like that is key to earning his romantic affection.

Friends

Being friends with Bodhi is much the same, and can be chosen as an option if you meet the requirements for love. Otherwise, you would have to be a bit more ignorant of his past. Talk up the present, and ignore the past. You can still be friends, but the generational gap wil mean that's all you'll ever be.

Hate

A hate ending with Bodhi is easy. To hate him, you have to hate the 80s. Denounce it entirely, sing the praises of the modern day, and just generally treat him like a fossil. He won't take kindly to all that, and will happily give you the decades of hate he has bundled up.

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