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<br />(''Kimi | <br />(''Kimi shinitamou koto nakare'') | ||
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When you use the polygon effect in this area, all of the words are translated into hexadecimal code. | When you use the polygon effect in this area, all of the words are translated into hexadecimal code. | ||
The only Japanese word is the name of a poem written by Akiko Yosano. More information [http://www.home.ix.netcom.com/~kyamazak/lit/_Jpoet/yosano_kimishini.htm here] | |||
[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
[[Category:Kuraud]] | [[Category:Kuraud]] | ||
Revision as of 22:31, 29 August 2016
| Word World | |
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| Basic Info | |
| Effects | None |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | None |
| Other | |
| Connecting Areas | |
| BGM | ym2-02_chii gensyou |
| Map ID | Missing |
Word World (文字, Moji, Character) is an area accessible from the Library, located behind the bookcase with the ladder.
Features
This area is a large area with only a black background and some words in white font around. There is only one door, which goes to and from the Library. When walking around, Urotsuki will leave behind a small path of footprints that vanish shortly after appearing.
The words located in this world will sometimes change if you use a certain effect in the area. All of the words are in English except for one sentence that is in Japanese. Each word changes only with a few effects, and all change with the polygon effect.
Below is a list of all the words and what they can change to:
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Night
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King
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Case
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Cold
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Invincible
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Original
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Self
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Joy
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Rain
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Flow
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Ten
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キミシニタモウコトナカレ
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Trivia
When you use the polygon effect in this area, all of the words are translated into hexadecimal code.
The only Japanese word is the name of a poem written by Akiko Yosano. More information here
