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|Events = None | |Events = None | ||
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|Connections = [[Infinite Library]], [[Snowy Forest]] | |Connections = [[Infinite Library]], [[Snowy Forest]] {{Unlockable|Unlock}} | ||
|BGM = 0426, sound3a (Ripple Passage) | |BGM = 0426, sound3a (Ripple Passage) | ||
|Map ID = 0945, 0946 | |Map ID = 0945, 0946 | ||
Revision as of 02:39, 25 February 2020
| Static Noise Hell | |
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| Basic Info | |
| Effects | None |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | None |
| Other | |
| Connecting Areas | |
| BGM | 0426sound3a (Ripple Passage) |
| Map ID | 0945, 0946 |
| Author | qxy |
[[Category:qxy]] Static Noise Hell (θ΅€ι»θΏ·θ·―, Akaguro meiro, Red-Black Maze) is an area accessible from the mirror in the Infinite Library's inner sanctum.
Features
This area is a vast, isometric maze with an appearance reminiscent of Hell from the original Yume Nikki, where scanlines fill the screen's foreground as static noises play. Navigation is done on a grid basis, where moving to the ends of the screen will scroll the camera to the succeeding direction.
The entrance of the maze is a mirror image of Urotsuki in the middle of a crossroad, who faces the opposite direction of where she is headed to. Five gates are placed across the maze, where one of them is open at random, leading to the Ripple Passage (ζ³’η΄, Hamon, Ripple), and one point of interest within the maze is an empty pathway with a transparent Urotsuki, sitting down.
Ripple Passage
Ripple Passage appears to be a dark area at first, where the water's color shines periodically. Sound effects are muted out as you explore this area. Passable areas are revealed as you navigate the pathway, which eventually leads to a lone ripple that takes you to the fairy hole within Snowy Forest when interacted with, allowing two-way access from here.
Directions
Nexus β Marijuana Goddess World β Dark Room β Snowy Forest β Techno Condominium β Cotton Candy Haven β Infinite Library β Static Noise Hell
Gallery
A representation of loneliness.
Since when did vending machines have oscilloscope displays?
The Ripple Passage
