No edit summary |
m (removed redundant manual categorization, small text edits) |
||
| (One intermediate revision by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 14: | Line 14: | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
The Shrine is a small [ | The Shrine is a small [[wikipedia:Shinto shrine|Shinto shrine]] built on a [[Answered Prayers:Knoll|Knoll]]. There are stairs and a ''torii'' gate leading up to its entrance. Inside the shrine is a well, where the game can be saved, and an altar, at which [[Answered Prayers:Fluorette|Fluorette]] can pray. | ||
===Shrine=== | ===Shrine=== | ||
| Line 20: | Line 20: | ||
===Spirit Shrine=== | ===Spirit Shrine=== | ||
Once Fluorette enters the spirit world, she will first appear inside the Spirit Shrine, which lacks the normal shrine's fountain and has a lighter color scheme, signifying it is daytime outside. The background noise also changes from a raging storm to chirping cicadas. Nothing happens when interacting with the altar in the spirit world. If the "9" key is pressed while in the spirit world, Fluorette breaks out of her trance and is taken back to the real world shrine | Once Fluorette enters the spirit world, she will first appear inside the Spirit Shrine, which lacks the normal shrine's fountain and has a lighter color scheme, signifying it is daytime outside. The background noise also changes from a raging storm to chirping cicadas. Nothing happens when interacting with the altar in the spirit world. From here, it is now possible to exit the door and visit the Nexus. | ||
If the "9" key is pressed while in the spirit world, Fluorette breaks out of her trance and is taken back to the real world shrine. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
[[File:Spirit Shrine.PNG|thumb|right|150px]] | [[File:Spirit Shrine.PNG|thumb|right|150px]] | ||
*As of version | *As of version 0.03, the well inside of the spirit world shrine is gone. In past versions, one could access [[Answered Prayers:Game Boy World|Game Boy World]] or the [[Answered Prayers:Debug Room|Debug Room]] by interacting with it. | ||
*A Shinto shrine's purpose is to house gods, but it is unknown what is worshiped at this particular shrine. One possible clue is related to the ''torii'' gate, altar, and Nexus all featuring the Buddhist manji symbol. If all the [[Answered Prayers:Prayers| | *A Shinto shrine's purpose is to house gods, but it is unknown what is worshiped at this particular shrine. One possible clue is related to the ''torii'' gate, altar, and Nexus all featuring the Buddhist [[Wikipedia:Swastika#Buddhism|manji]] symbol. If all twelve of the [[Answered Prayers:Prayers|prayers]] are gathered, the [[Answered Prayers:Events#Her Event|Her Event]] can be activated. In this event, a shadowy figure—called "Her" in the game files—appears in the Nexus and orders Fluorette to "Leave." A manji obscures her face, and thus it is possible "Her" is the god housed at the shrine. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
| Line 31: | Line 33: | ||
Knoll 4.PNG|The shrine as seen from outside in the real world. | Knoll 4.PNG|The shrine as seen from outside in the real world. | ||
Nexus 1.PNG|The shrine from outside in the spirit world. | Nexus 1.PNG|The shrine from outside in the spirit world. | ||
Shrine praying 2.PNG|Fluorette praying at the altar. | Shrine praying 2.PNG|[[Answered Prayers:Fluorette|Fluorette]] praying at the altar. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:24, 27 August 2024
| Shrine | |
|---|---|
| |
| Basic Info | |
| Prayers | None |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | None |
| Other | |
| Connecting Areas | Knoll ⛔ Nexus (From the Spirit Shrine) |
| BGM | 🔊 Rain Indoors with Thunder 🔊 Cicadas |
| Map ID | 0001, 0009 |
| Map Type | Small, Non-looping |
The Shrine is a small building where the player can save and enter the Nexus for exploration.
Features
The Shrine is a small Shinto shrine built on a Knoll. There are stairs and a torii gate leading up to its entrance. Inside the shrine is a well, where the game can be saved, and an altar, at which Fluorette can pray.
Shrine
When Fluorette prays at the altar in the real world, her spirit floats out of her body, demonstrating that she never physically leaves the shrine. She is then taken to the spirit world. Fluorette does not want to leave the real-world version of the shrine, and if the door is interacted with, she shakes her head and says "Nuh-uh!"
Spirit Shrine
Once Fluorette enters the spirit world, she will first appear inside the Spirit Shrine, which lacks the normal shrine's fountain and has a lighter color scheme, signifying it is daytime outside. The background noise also changes from a raging storm to chirping cicadas. Nothing happens when interacting with the altar in the spirit world. From here, it is now possible to exit the door and visit the Nexus.
If the "9" key is pressed while in the spirit world, Fluorette breaks out of her trance and is taken back to the real world shrine.
Trivia
- As of version 0.03, the well inside of the spirit world shrine is gone. In past versions, one could access Game Boy World or the Debug Room by interacting with it.
- A Shinto shrine's purpose is to house gods, but it is unknown what is worshiped at this particular shrine. One possible clue is related to the torii gate, altar, and Nexus all featuring the Buddhist manji symbol. If all twelve of the prayers are gathered, the Her Event can be activated. In this event, a shadowy figure—called "Her" in the game files—appears in the Nexus and orders Fluorette to "Leave." A manji obscures her face, and thus it is possible "Her" is the god housed at the shrine.
Gallery
The shrine as seen from outside in the real world.
The shrine from outside in the spirit world.
Fluorette praying at the altar.
... more about "Shrine"
Rain Indoors with Thunder (https://yume.wiki/images/2/2e/BGM 11 AP-Rain indoors-wThunder.ogg, BGM 11 AP-Rain indoors-wThunder.ogg, ?, None, ?, ?) + and Cicadas (https://yume.wiki/images/e/e1/BGM 17 Cicadas.ogg, BGM 17 Cicadas.ogg, ?, None, ?, ?) +
- 8c554a
- e7cbce
Has subobject"Has subobject" is a predefined property representing a container construct and is provided by Semantic MediaWiki.