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==Directions==
==Directions==
Nexus → [[Marijuana Goddess World]] → [[Color Cubes World]] → [[Home Within Nowhere]] → [[Pure White Lands]] → [[Lamplit Stones]] → Field of Cosmos
Nexus → [[Marijuana Goddess World]] → [[Color Cubes World]] → [[Home Within Nowhere]] → [[Pure White Lands]] → [[Lamplit Stones]] → Field of Cosmos
== Trivia ==
* The statues which allow you to place the hats appear to be ''jizō,'' a type of Japanese gravestone belonging to children. It is customary in Japan to dress these statues in children’s clothing.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 12:51, 11 October 2022

Field of Cosmos
Field of cosmos.png
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)

コスモス峠
コスモス峠

Effects EffectNone
Events None
Notable NPCs None
Other
Connecting Areas Lamplit StonesAdabana GardensBubble World
BGM moseni_freesian3-LI (Sceneries)
Map ID 1876, 1879
Version Added 0.119b patch 12
Author qxy

[[Category:qxy]] The Field of Cosmos(コスモス峠, Kosumosu-tōge, Cosmos Pass) is an area accessible from the Lamplit Stones.

Features

The Field of Cosmos is world that serves as a gateway between Lamplit Stones and Adabana Gardens. Like the name suggests, the area is composed of many cosmos flowers in pink, white and magenta surrounding the various paths. There are also little white flowers and stones scattered throughout the big paths. There are also some smaller paths that branch out into the flowers that serve as shortcuts. There are 2 rows of statues that can be found in this area, if you brought the seasonal hat from Home Within Nowhere with you, you can put the hat on the statues.

Directions

Nexus → Marijuana Goddess WorldColor Cubes WorldHome Within NowherePure White LandsLamplit Stones → Field of Cosmos

Trivia

  • The statues which allow you to place the hats appear to be jizō, a type of Japanese gravestone belonging to children. It is customary in Japan to dress these statues in children’s clothing.

Gallery