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Revision as of 14:16, 30 August 2023

Avian Statue World
Avian statue world.png
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)

鳥像夢像
鳥像夢像
Chou-zō Mu-zō
Bird Statue Dream Statue

Effects EffectNone
Events None
Notable NPCs Mother Bird
Other
Connecting Areas Metallic Plate World
BGM 🔊 nantai_愛 (No. 396A)
🔊 nantai_愛2 – Mother Bird's area (No. 396B)
Map ID 1226, 1227
Version Added 0.112d
Last Updated 0.113g
Author Nantai

Avian Statue World is an area accessible from a passage in Metallic Plate World.

Map of Avian Statue World

Features

The Avian Statue World is a small area filled with bird statues of differing colors, as well as inanimate birds inhabiting the surroundings.

By heading over to the northeastern section of this area, you will encounter a red platform that seems to be out of reach, which can be accessed with the Spring effect. This area houses Mother Bird. Interacting with her with the Child effect will lead you to a heart-shaped area. Unequipping the Child effect will make Mother Bird chase Urotsuki at a breakneck speed, booting her out of this particular area.

Directions

Nexus → Rock WorldRainbow Tiles MazeJumbotron HubFloral CrossroadsMetallic Plate World → Avian Statue World

Trivia

  • As the character "鳥" is remarkably close to "烏", the area's Japanese name can be alternately read as "烏像夢像" (Uzoumuzou), a pun on "有象無象" (Uzoumuzou), meaning something that's common in the world.

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