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    Yume 2kki:Honeycomb World

    Honeycomb World
    Honeycomb world.png
    Basic Info
    Japanese Name(s)

    ハチの巣
    ハチの巣
    Hachinosu
    Bee's Nest

    Effects EffectNone
    Events None
    Notable NPCs Bees
    Other
    Connecting Areas

    Coffee Cup World
    Honeybee Laboratory Insect
    Silkworm Forest

    Removed Connections

    Chaos World NoEntry

    BGM bgm051 (No. 303B)
    Map ID 0691
    Version Added 0.112e
    Last Updated 0.123a
    Author spelude

    Honeycomb World is an area accessible from Coffee Cup World.

    Map of Honeycomb World

    Features

    This is a small area with a honeycomb-patterned floor, where smiling bees may be found frolicking around the place. Equipping the Insect, Fairy, or Teru Teru Bōzu will make them look much happier than they already are, while the Lantern and Chainsaw yield the opposite reaction. A pink bee from Pink Honeycomb can also be seen wandering the area.

    The central section of this area houses the queen bee on a makeshift throne of honeycombs. Killing the queen bee will make the screen turn monochrome before waking Urotsuki. While the Insect effect is equipped, interacting with the queen bee will take you to the Honeybee Laboratory. Northwest of the queen, there is a mug that will take you to Coffee Cup World.

    There is a 10% chance when entering the area that there will be no bees other than the queen, that the background music will fade out shortly after entry, and that the mug will be empty instead of full of honey. Killing the queen bee under these conditions will not wake Urotsuki, and she may sit on the vacant honeycomb throne afterwards. While the bees are gone, there will be a cocoon above the queen that will lead to Silkworm Forest. The bees will still be gone when Urotsuki returns from there.

    Directions

    With the Child effect: