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|image = | |image = Visine Leaf World.png | ||
|Name = | |caption = Entrance to [[Yume 2kki:The Nexus|The Nexus]]. | ||
|JapaneseName = | |Name = ''Yagan sekai'', Night Eyes World | ||
|JapaneseName = 夜眼世界 | |||
|Effects = | |Effects = | ||
|Collectibles = | |Collectibles = | ||
|Events = | |Events = | ||
|NPCS = | |NPCS = | ||
|Connections = {{Connection|The Nexus}} | |Connections = {{Connection|The Nexus}}, {{Connection|Lavender Office}}, {{Connection|Heart Maze}}, {{Connection|Crossing Forest|unlock_type=LockedCondition|unlock_conditions=Have the Crossing effect.}} | ||
|BGM = | |BGM = {{BGM|title=Colby_NeverLeaveMe|filename=Y2 Colby NeverLeaveMe 100.ogg|soundroom=1020|speed=100}}, {{BGM|title=konaki_atmos_03|filename=Konaki atmos 03(525C).ogg|label=Twitching Child|soundroom=525C|speed=100}} | ||
|Map ID = | |Map ID = 3241, 3242 | ||
|VersionAdded = 0.123h | |VersionAdded = 0.123h | ||
|VersionsUpdated = | |VersionsUpdated = 0.124d | ||
|Primary = Murasaki no Yume | |Primary = Murasaki no Yume | ||
|Contributing = | |Contributing = Nabisae, Colby | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Night World''' is one of the main areas accessible from [[Yume 2kki:The Nexus|The Nexus]]. | |||
{{LocationMap|filename=Visine Leaf World map.png|caption=Map of Night World.}} | |||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
This area features purple leaves, gray growth, lampposts, and eye imagery over a star-like background. A singular, long bench sits amidst them. Interacting with the front of some scattered blocks will summon a wiggly (but stationary) ghoul, like the [[Yume Nikki:Namekuji|Namekuji]] in ''Yume Nikki's'' [[Yume Nikki:Forest World|Forest World]]. | |||
Going a few steps south and then east from the entrance, one can find a purple-screened computer atop a desk. Interacting with it will transport [[Yume 2kki:Urotsuki|Urotsuki]] to [[Yume 2kki:Lavender Office|Lavender Office]]. Directly north or south of the entrance, there is a stylistic [[Yume 2kki:Teleport Rune|Teleport Rune]], which will lead to [[Yume 2kki:Crossing Forest|Crossing Forest]] if Urotsuki has the [[Yume 2kki:Effects#Crossing|Crossing]] effect (using it is not necessary). Without the Crossing effect, the rune will be transparent and make the sound of said effect as a hint. Northwest of the entrance, there is another Teleport Rune, which will teleport Urotsuki to [[Yume 2kki:Heart Maze|Heart Maze]]. | |||
Southwest of the bench, one of the blocks is marked by blood. Interacting or moving up to the front of it will send Urotsuki to the Twitching Child event, where there is a drawing of a crying child covering their face. Moving around will distort the child, and the distortions will intensify if certain effects are equipped, like [[Yume 2kki:Effects#Wolf|Wolf]]. Exiting to the west will produce refusal sounds and laughter. | |||
==Directions== | ==Directions== | ||
Nexus → | *The Nexus → '''Night World''' | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* | *Several [[Yume 2kki:Effects|effects]] cause the smaller eyes littering the scenery to react to your presence. | ||
**If you have the Chainsaw, Glasses (includes Twintails mix), Eyeball Bomb, Child, or Red Riding Hood (includes Raincoat mix) effects on, they will look at you and follow your movements. | |||
**Similarly, Boy, Wolf (when howling, includes Motorcycle mix), Gakuran, and Stretch (when crying) change their pupils to ? marks while making them look at you. | |||
**Invisible is the same, but the eyes instead look around frantically in confusion. | |||
**Telephone makes their pupils change to ! marks while looking at you. | |||
**Using Cake's action to make it drip makes their pupils into hearts while looking. | |||
===Old Images=== | |||
<gallery> | |||
VisineLeafWorld.png|Previous entrance to [[Yume 2kki:The Nexus|The Nexus]]. | |||
Lavender entrance.png|Previous entrance to [[Yume 2kki:Lavender Office|Lavender Office]]. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Visine Leaf World1.png|Entrance to [[Yume 2kki:Lavender Office|Lavender Office]]. | |||
Visine Leaf World2.png|Entrance to [[Yume 2kki:Heart Maze|Heart Maze]]. | |||
Crossingforestportal.png|Entrance to [[Yume 2kki:Crossing Forest|Crossing Forest]]. | |||
Visine Leaf World3.png | |||
Visine Leaf World4.png | |||
Visine Leaf World6.png | |||
Visine Leaf World5.png|Entrance to the Twitching Child event. | |||
Visine Leaf World event1.png|The Twitching Child. | |||
Visine Leaf World event2.png|Intensified distortions from certain effects. | |||
Visine Leaf World event3.png | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Yume 2kki Nexus Worlds]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:33, 28 October 2024
| Night World | |
|---|---|
 Entrance to The Nexus. | |
| Basic Info | |
| Japanese Name(s) |
夜眼世界 |
| Effects | None |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | None |
| Other | |
| Connecting Areas | The Nexus Lavender Office Heart Maze Crossing Forest 🔐 |
| BGM | 🔊 Colby_NeverLeaveMe (No. 1020) 🔊 konaki_atmos_03 – Twitching Child (No. 525C) |
| Map ID | 3241, 3242 |
| Version Added | 0.123h |
| Last Updated | 0.124d |
| Primary Author | Murasaki no Yume |
| Contributing Author(s) | Nabisae, Colby |
Night World is one of the main areas accessible from The Nexus.
Features
This area features purple leaves, gray growth, lampposts, and eye imagery over a star-like background. A singular, long bench sits amidst them. Interacting with the front of some scattered blocks will summon a wiggly (but stationary) ghoul, like the Namekuji in Yume Nikki's Forest World.
Going a few steps south and then east from the entrance, one can find a purple-screened computer atop a desk. Interacting with it will transport Urotsuki to Lavender Office. Directly north or south of the entrance, there is a stylistic Teleport Rune, which will lead to Crossing Forest if Urotsuki has the Crossing effect (using it is not necessary). Without the Crossing effect, the rune will be transparent and make the sound of said effect as a hint. Northwest of the entrance, there is another Teleport Rune, which will teleport Urotsuki to Heart Maze.
Southwest of the bench, one of the blocks is marked by blood. Interacting or moving up to the front of it will send Urotsuki to the Twitching Child event, where there is a drawing of a crying child covering their face. Moving around will distort the child, and the distortions will intensify if certain effects are equipped, like Wolf. Exiting to the west will produce refusal sounds and laughter.
Directions
- The Nexus → Night World
Trivia
- Several effects cause the smaller eyes littering the scenery to react to your presence.
- If you have the Chainsaw, Glasses (includes Twintails mix), Eyeball Bomb, Child, or Red Riding Hood (includes Raincoat mix) effects on, they will look at you and follow your movements.
- Similarly, Boy, Wolf (when howling, includes Motorcycle mix), Gakuran, and Stretch (when crying) change their pupils to ? marks while making them look at you.
- Invisible is the same, but the eyes instead look around frantically in confusion.
- Telephone makes their pupils change to ! marks while looking at you.
- Using Cake's action to make it drip makes their pupils into hearts while looking.
Old Images
Previous entrance to The Nexus.
Previous entrance to Lavender Office.
Gallery
Entrance to Lavender Office.
Entrance to Heart Maze.
Entrance to Crossing Forest.
Entrance to the Twitching Child event.
The Twitching Child.
Intensified distortions from certain effects.
... more about "Night World"
Colby_NeverLeaveMe (https://yume.wiki/images/e/e5/Y2 Colby NeverLeaveMe 100.ogg, Y2 Colby NeverLeaveMe 100.ogg, ?, 1020, 100, ?) + and konaki_atmos_03 (https://yume.wiki/images/d/d3/Konaki atmos 03(525C).ogg, Konaki atmos 03(525C).ogg, Twitching Child, 0525C, 100, konaki) +
Murasaki no Yume +
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夜眼世界 +
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