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{{Locationbox
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|headercolor = #370a11
|headerfontcolor = #947972
|image = Mado's_Room.png
|image = Mado's_Room.png
|caption = 窓付きの部屋 (Madotsuki's Room)
|JapaneseName = 窓付きの部屋
|Name = 現実の部屋, Real Room, ベランダ, Veranda
|Effects = None
|Effects = None
|Map Type = Small, Normal
|Map Type = Small, Non-looping, Multiple maps
|Events = [[Events#Crick_in_the_Neck|Crick in the Neck]]<br/>[[Events#NASU|NASU]]<br/>[[Events#The KALIMBA TV Channel|The KALIMBA TV Channel]]<br/>[[Events#The_Ending|The Ending]]
|Events = [[Yume Nikki:Events#Crick in the Neck|Crick in the Neck]], [[Yume Nikki:Events#NASU|''NASU'']], [[Yume Nikki:Events#KALIMBA TV Channel|KALIMBA TV Channel]], [[Yume Nikki:Events#Ending|Ending]]
|NPCS = [[NASU]]<br/>[[KALIMBA]]
|NPCS = [[Yume Nikki:KALIMBA|KALIMBA]]
|Connections = [[The Nexus]]<br/>[[The Staircase of Hands|The Staircase of Hands (Random)]]
|Connections = {{Connection|Nexus|misc_label=From the Dream Room}}, {{Connection|Staircase of Hands|chance_description=1/5 chance determined per dream session|chance_percentage=20%|unlock_type=Unlock}}
|BGM = ゆめにっき<br/>ゆめにっき<br/>Yumenikki<br/>BGM_034<br/>ゆめはいつもベランダから<br/>A Dream Always Begins in the Veranda<br/>KALIMBA<br/>カリンバ <br/>Karimba
|BGM =  
|Chipset / Panorama = ベランダ, マイルーム (Chipset, Tileset)<br/>月夜, 山, 夕焼けa, 夕焼けb (Panoramas)
{{BGM|title=ゆめにっき|filename=save.ogg|label=Save theme|speed=100}},
|audio file name = [[File:save.ogg|noicon]]'''Madotsuki's Dream Room BGM'''[[File:BGM 034.ogg|noicon]]'''NASU Title Screen'''[[File:NASU Title.ogg|noicon]]
{{BGM|title=ファミリィゲームであそぶ?|filename=BGM_015-70.ogg|label=Famicom menu|speed=70}}
|audio name = Save Theme BGM
{{BGM|title=ゆめはいつもベランダから|filename=BGM_034.ogg|label=Madotsuki's Dream Room|speed=100}},
|audio file name2 = [[File:KALIMBA.ogg|noicon]]
{{BGM|filename=KALIMBA.ogg|title=カリンバ|label=KALIMBA TV Channel|speed=100}},
|audio name2 = The KALIMBA TV Channel BGM}}'''Madotsuki's Room''' (現実の部屋, ''Genjitsu no heya'', Real Room, ベランダ, ''Beranda'', Veranda) is where the player starts (and [[The Ending|ends]]) the game. This room and its balcony are the only locations [[Madotsuki]] can access outside her dreams.
{{BGM|filename=BGM_010.ogg|title=「   」|label=Ending|speed=100}}
|Chipset / Panorama = ベランダ, マイルーム (Chipset, Tileset), 月夜, 山, 夕焼けa, 夕焼けb (Panoramas)
|Map ID = 0003 (Real Room), 0004 (Balcony), 0006 (Dream Room), 0007 (Dream Balcony day), 0008 (Dream Balcony night)
|VersionAdded = 0.00
}}


Although Madotsuki can go out onto the balcony, attempting to leave the room by the door results in her simply shaking her head. This may be either due to her being a [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Hikikomori hikikomori], or because Madotsuki is physically unable to open it.
'''Madotsuki's Room''' (also called the '''Bedroom''' in the [[Yume Nikki:Effects#Instructions|Instructions]]) is where the player starts and [[Yume Nikki:Ending|ends]] the game. This room and its balcony are the only locations [[Yume Nikki:Madotsuki|Madotsuki]] can access outside of her dreams.


The balcony background changes depending on the time of day. It is a place of limited functionality until a later point in the game, and its dream world representation simply serves as a spawn point for the dream world.
==Features==
===Real World===
Madotsuki's Room is a rectangular room with wooden floorboards and a light-purple wall with a dark-purple baseboard. To the north is a door leading outside of the room, though Madotsuki will simply shake her head when attempting to interact with it in the real world. This may be either due to her being a [[wikipedia:Hikikomori|hikikomori]], or because Madotsuki is physically unable to open it. To the south is a sliding door leading to the room's balcony, revealing the room is in a tall building high in the sky. The outside world as seen from the balcony changes depending on the time of day.


In the manga, her room is the same and has the same role as the game. However, the manga dwells on a theory that she cannot leave the room because someone locked her in.
[[File:Madotsuki's Balcony (Day).png|thumb|Madotsuki's Balcony during the day.]]


==Points of Interest==
Decorating the room are four pillows, a bookcase, a desk with a desktop lamp and rolling chair, a CRT television with a red Famicom console, a carpet resembling [[Yume Nikki:Indigenous Imagery|Mesoamerican textile art]], and a brown [[Yume Nikki:Beds|bed]] which Madotsuki can get in to sleep, prompting a three-second countdown in the top left corner of the screen. The rolling chair can be sat on to start writing in Madotsuki's diary, which gives the player the option to save the game. The television can be turned on, though only a test card appears. The television's only function is for playing ''[[Yume Nikki:NASU|NASU]]'', which can be done by interacting with the red console. On the balcony are several air conditioning units, a pair of green shoes, a broom, and a drying rack.
Her desk is where she writes in the titular dream diary to save the game. She also has a television that receives no channels but can be used to play [[NASU]] by interacting with the Famicom console.


The [[Bed|bed]] is the most important object in the room. When Madotsuki climbs into bed, there is a three second countdown in the top left corner of the screen. When it hits zero, the screen blurs out and Madotsuki starts to dream.
There is a 1/64 chance that upon waking up, Madotsuki will have a [[Yume Nikki:Events#Crick in the Neck|crick in her neck]] that will cause her head to be always facing towards the left. While in this state, she cannot play ''NASU'' or save the game and can only go back to sleep.


==Dream Representation==
In the [[Yume Nikki:Yume Nikki (manga)|manga]], her room is the same and has the same role as the game. However, the manga dwells on the theory that she cannot leave the room because someone locked her in.
When Madotsuki falls asleep, she finds herself on the dream representation of her balcony (夢ベランダ, Dream Veranda). The bedroom (夢の部屋, Dream Room) is identical to the real one except for a couple of subtle differences - the Famicom is gone and the balcony backgrounds become slightly more surreal.


===Points of Interest===
===Dream Representation===
When switched on, the TV no longer displays the test card. Instead, either a large eye peering into the room or the [[Events#The KALIMBA TV Channel|KALIMBA TV Channel]] event will be shown, the latter being a '''1/8''' chance.
When Madotsuki falls asleep in her bed, she will start her dream sequence on a dream representation of her balcony (夢ベランダ, Dream Veranda). Everything appears normal with the exception of the background, which will be different between the real and dream worlds.  


Instead of writing in her diary, sitting at the desk and pressing the '''"Z"''' button (interact) will let Madotsuki scoot the chair around her bedroom. She can ride the chair almost anywhere within the dream world (albeit very slowly), but will not be able to get off it until she returns it to her desk. Sitting on the chair and equipping an effect can result in a [[Effects#Pseudo-effects|glitch that increases Madotsuki's speed]].
The bedroom (夢の部屋, Dream Room) is also nearly identical to its real equivalent, with the exception of the missing console. The objects within the room also have different functions. The television will no longer display a test card, instead showing a black channel with a large eye. There is a 1/8 chance of it showing a [[Yume Nikki:KALIMBA|KALIMBA]] face when turned on and playing the [[Yume Nikki:Events#KALIMBA TV Channel|KALIMBA TV Channel]] event. The rolling chair can be sat in and equipped like an [[Yume Nikki:Effects#Chair|effect]], letting Madotsuki slowly shuffle around while seated, though she can not leave the chair unless it is returned to the desk.


Entering the [[Bed|dream bed]] does not cause her to fall asleep. Like all other beds, there is a '''1/5''' chance that it will transport her to the [[Staircase of Hands]]. The chance of this is determined when [[Madotsuki]] falls asleep, as one bed in the dream world is randomly selected to teleport her.
Sleeping in the bed of the dream room has a 1/5 chance of sending Madotsuki to the [[Yume Nikki:Staircase of Hands|Staircase of Hands]].


Most importantly, Madotsuki can leave the dream bedroom via the door. This leads her to the [[The Nexus|Nexus]] and every subsequent location within the dream world.
Most important of all the differences is the door to exit her room, which can now be opened to enter the [[Yume Nikki:Nexus|Nexus]] and deeper into the dream world.
<br />
[[File:Madotsuki's Balcony (Day).png|thumb|Madotsuki's Balcony during the day]]
<br />
[[File:Mado_Balcony_Nite.png|frame|center|[[Madotsuki]]'s balcony at night]]


== Connections ==
==Trivia==
*'''Madotsuki's Room'''
*The door that leads to the [[Yume Nikki:Events#FACE|FACE]] event in the stairway of Number World is the same one as Madotsuki's room. This could suggest that [[Yume Nikki:FACE|FACE]] represents her fear of whatever is beyond her room. However, in the files of [[Yume Nikki:Old Versions#Version 0.08|version 0.08]], graphics for a Paracas-styled gate known as [[Yume Nikki:FACE#Trivia|FACEtile]] could have been used instead.
**'''Madotsuki's Dream Room''' ''- Sleep in the [[Bed|bed]]''
*The mountain background on the dream balcony has a 1/3 chance of being selected, compared to the 2/3 chance of the cloud background.
***[[The Nexus]] ''- Exit via the door''
*The original Japanese title of the console is "Family Game". The [[Yume Nikki:Translation Differences|Steam translation]] changes the title to "Famtendo", likely to make it more obvious to international players that it parodies the Famicom (Family Computer), the original Japanese name for the [[wikipedia:Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]].
***[[The Staircase of Hands|The Staircase of Hands (Random)]] ''- Sleep in the [[Bed|bed]]''
**In the official mobile version, instead of referencing the Famicom, the game console menu is simply titled "VIDEO GAME".
**The translation made by [//ynfg.yume.wiki/Vgperson vgperson] used by her [//ynfg.yume.wiki/REM-9:_The_Yume_Nikki_Randomizer randomizer mod] translates the title to "FamiGame".
*The Uboachan translation omits the message that appears when riding on the chair in the dream room.
*In [[Yume Nikki:Old Versions#Version 0.04|version 0.04]], there is an unused panoramic background depicting several images of Madotsuki's room in a Fibonacci spiral formation. Though the use of this background is unknown, it could have been intended for Madotsuki's dream bedroom or the dream balcony.
*In versions before [[Yume Nikki:Old Versions#Version 0.07|0.07]], the dream world TV had a different design on it when turned on, depicting red static instead of an eye.
**In version 0.07, there is a 1/8 chance that the dream TV will be on by default when entering the dream world.
*Prior to version 0.10, the background of both balconies was changed by sending Madotsuki to one of two different maps. In 0.10, the real balcony was changed to a single map that switches its background, but the dream balcony remains as two maps.
 
==[[Yume Nikki:Theories|Theories]]==
[[File:YN Lamp World.png|thumb|right|200px|Reoccurring parts of the dream world may be due to real-world elements in Madotsuki's room, such as her desk lamp.]]
Due to Madotsuki's room being the only thing to visually stimulate Madotsuki in the real world, it's likely that elements of her room have affected her dreams. Some elements of her room appear straightforwardly in her dreams, such as the identical Beds in places such as [[Yume Nikki:Block World|Block World]] and [[Yume Nikki:Snow World|Snow World]], the many lamps in places such as [[Yume Nikki:Puddle World|Puddle World]] and [[Yume Nikki:Lamp World|Lamp World]] (as she has a small lamp on her desk that lights up when writing in her diary), and even her door appearing in the [[Yume Nikki:Number World#Stairway|Number World Stairway]] as well as doors being the main theme of the Nexus area adjacent to her dream room. Her Famicom, which can play the ''NASU'' game, appears to have also affected her dreams in the form of the [[Yume Nikki:FC House|various]] [[Yume Nikki:FC World A|Famicom]] [[Yume Nikki:FC World B|worlds]]. The large carpet in her room has a very similar appearance to Paracas textile work, which may have inspired the many instances of [[Yume Nikki:Indigenous Imagery|indigenous imagery]] in her dreams.
 
Madotsuki's room in the real world has drawn similarities to a story involving the Japanese comedian [[wikipedia:Nasubi|Tomoaki Hamatsu]] (also known by his stage name "Nasubi") and could have possibly been the inspiration for Madotsuki's real-world situation. In 1998, Nasubi had won a lottery for a job in show-business, which turned out to be a reality TV stunt in which he was locked in an apartment with no food or clothing, live-streamed, and forced to win his way out by earning one million yen worth of prizes via magazine sweepstakes. Some elements of Nasubi's experience, whether they were there from the beginning or were won through the sweepstakes, could be represented in Madotsuki's room:
*At the beginning of the challenge, he had a rack of magazines so he could enter sweepstakes. Madotsuki has a bookcase in her room filled with books.
*Other parts of the room before Nasubi had won anything included a cushion and table, which could be represented by the table that Madotsuki sits at and the various pillows scattered throughout her room.
*Nasubi won a television by entering sweepstakes, though it had no antennae or cable, so he could not watch it, similar to how the TV in Madotsuki's room has no channels. He eventually won a VCR and two video tapes to watch, which could be why two channels appear on Madotsuki's TV in the dream world (the eye channel and the KALIMBA channel).
*He won a PlayStation on which he could play games, which could be represented by the Famicom in Madotsuki's room whose only playable game is ''NASU''. The eggplant theme associated with ''NASU'' may also reference the "Nasubi" stage name.
*He also wrote in several diaries, which became best-selling books in Japan. The diary concept is central to ''Yume Nikki'' and is used to save the game.
*While not located in Madotsuki's Room, one of the unused effects is a black blindfold, a similar one of which was usually put on Nasubi whenever he was moved between locations during his challenge.
It's possible that the events of ''Yume Nikki'' are a fictional recreation of an event similar to Nasubi's own experience, which would explain why Madotsuki is unable to leave her room and is shown to live in the unrealistic condition of being in an apartment with no food or bathroom. This could be why she jumps from the balcony at the end of the game, as it is the only possible escape, and living in such conditions could have negative psychological effects on a person. It's also likely that KIKIYAMA was simply aware of the Nasubi story and used it as inspiration for the real world's setting.


==Trivia==
*The door that leads to the [[Events#FACE|FACE]] event in the stairway of [[Number World]] is the same one that Madotsuki refuses to leave in the real world. This could [[Theories|suggest]] that [[FACE]] represents her fear of whatever's out there.
*There is a '''1/64''' chance that upon waking up, Madotsuki will have a [[Events#Crick_in_the_Neck|crick in her neck]] that will cause her head to be always facing towards the left. While in this state, she cannot play NASU or save the game, and can only go back to sleep.
*In versions prior to [[Old Versions#Version_0.07|''0.07'']], the TV in the dream world had a different design on it. In ''0.07'', there is a '''1/8''' chance that the dream TV will be on by default.
[[File:Yn006_dreamTV.png|frame|center]]
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery widths="250" captionalign="center" hideaddbutton="true">
<gallery>
Mado_Balcony_Nite.png|Madotsuki's balcony at night.
マイルーム.png|The room's tileset.
マイルーム.png|The room's tileset.
ベランダ.png|The balcony's tileset.
ベランダ.png|The balcony's tileset.
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山.png|The first dream balcony parallax background.
山.png|The first dream balcony parallax background.
夕焼けb.png|The second dream balcony parallax background.
夕焼けb.png|The second dream balcony parallax background.
I001.jpg|Madotsuki's room and balcony as they appear in the [[Official Manga|manga]].
I001.jpg|Madotsuki's room and balcony as they appear in the [[Yume Nikki:Yume Nikki (manga)|manga]].
manga balcony.PNG
manga balcony.PNG
</gallery>
</gallery>
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[[ru:Комната Мадоцуки]]

Latest revision as of 18:06, 22 December 2024

Madotsuki's Room
Mado's Room.png
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)

窓付きの部屋
現実の部屋
Real Room
ベランダ
Veranda

Effects EffectNone
Events Crick in the Neck, NASU, KALIMBA TV Channel, Ending
Notable NPCs KALIMBA
Other
Connecting Areas Nexus (From the Dream Room)
Staircase of Hands Unlock🔑 Chance🍀
BGM 🔊 ゆめにっき – Save theme
🔊 ファミリィゲームであそぶ? – Famicom menu

🔊 ゆめはいつもベランダから – Madotsuki's Dream Room
🔊 カリンバ – KALIMBA TV Channel
🔊 「   」 – Ending

Map ID 0003 (Real Room)
0004 (Balcony)
0006 (Dream Room)
0007 (Dream Balcony day)
0008 (Dream Balcony night)
Map Type Small, Non-looping, Multiple maps
Version Added 0.00
Extras +

YNOproject Badges

Kalimba.png KALIMBA
Nasu(badgeyn).png NASU
Nasu pink(badgeyn).png Pink NASU
Mado(badgeyn).png Window
BadgeYN crick in the neck.png Slept Wrong

Madotsuki's Room (also called the Bedroom in the Instructions) is where the player starts and ends the game. This room and its balcony are the only locations Madotsuki can access outside of her dreams.

Features

Real World

Madotsuki's Room is a rectangular room with wooden floorboards and a light-purple wall with a dark-purple baseboard. To the north is a door leading outside of the room, though Madotsuki will simply shake her head when attempting to interact with it in the real world. This may be either due to her being a hikikomori, or because Madotsuki is physically unable to open it. To the south is a sliding door leading to the room's balcony, revealing the room is in a tall building high in the sky. The outside world as seen from the balcony changes depending on the time of day.

Madotsuki's Balcony during the day.

Decorating the room are four pillows, a bookcase, a desk with a desktop lamp and rolling chair, a CRT television with a red Famicom console, a carpet resembling Mesoamerican textile art, and a brown bed which Madotsuki can get in to sleep, prompting a three-second countdown in the top left corner of the screen. The rolling chair can be sat on to start writing in Madotsuki's diary, which gives the player the option to save the game. The television can be turned on, though only a test card appears. The television's only function is for playing NASU, which can be done by interacting with the red console. On the balcony are several air conditioning units, a pair of green shoes, a broom, and a drying rack.

There is a 1/64 chance that upon waking up, Madotsuki will have a crick in her neck that will cause her head to be always facing towards the left. While in this state, she cannot play NASU or save the game and can only go back to sleep.

In the manga, her room is the same and has the same role as the game. However, the manga dwells on the theory that she cannot leave the room because someone locked her in.

Dream Representation

When Madotsuki falls asleep in her bed, she will start her dream sequence on a dream representation of her balcony (夢ベランダ, Dream Veranda). Everything appears normal with the exception of the background, which will be different between the real and dream worlds.

The bedroom (夢の部屋, Dream Room) is also nearly identical to its real equivalent, with the exception of the missing console. The objects within the room also have different functions. The television will no longer display a test card, instead showing a black channel with a large eye. There is a 1/8 chance of it showing a KALIMBA face when turned on and playing the KALIMBA TV Channel event. The rolling chair can be sat in and equipped like an effect, letting Madotsuki slowly shuffle around while seated, though she can not leave the chair unless it is returned to the desk.

Sleeping in the bed of the dream room has a 1/5 chance of sending Madotsuki to the Staircase of Hands.

Most important of all the differences is the door to exit her room, which can now be opened to enter the Nexus and deeper into the dream world.

Trivia

  • The door that leads to the FACE event in the stairway of Number World is the same one as Madotsuki's room. This could suggest that FACE represents her fear of whatever is beyond her room. However, in the files of version 0.08, graphics for a Paracas-styled gate known as FACEtile could have been used instead.
  • The mountain background on the dream balcony has a 1/3 chance of being selected, compared to the 2/3 chance of the cloud background.
  • The original Japanese title of the console is "Family Game". The Steam translation changes the title to "Famtendo", likely to make it more obvious to international players that it parodies the Famicom (Family Computer), the original Japanese name for the NES.
    • In the official mobile version, instead of referencing the Famicom, the game console menu is simply titled "VIDEO GAME".
    • The translation made by vgperson used by her randomizer mod translates the title to "FamiGame".
  • The Uboachan translation omits the message that appears when riding on the chair in the dream room.
  • In version 0.04, there is an unused panoramic background depicting several images of Madotsuki's room in a Fibonacci spiral formation. Though the use of this background is unknown, it could have been intended for Madotsuki's dream bedroom or the dream balcony.
  • In versions before 0.07, the dream world TV had a different design on it when turned on, depicting red static instead of an eye.
    • In version 0.07, there is a 1/8 chance that the dream TV will be on by default when entering the dream world.
  • Prior to version 0.10, the background of both balconies was changed by sending Madotsuki to one of two different maps. In 0.10, the real balcony was changed to a single map that switches its background, but the dream balcony remains as two maps.

Theories

Reoccurring parts of the dream world may be due to real-world elements in Madotsuki's room, such as her desk lamp.

Due to Madotsuki's room being the only thing to visually stimulate Madotsuki in the real world, it's likely that elements of her room have affected her dreams. Some elements of her room appear straightforwardly in her dreams, such as the identical Beds in places such as Block World and Snow World, the many lamps in places such as Puddle World and Lamp World (as she has a small lamp on her desk that lights up when writing in her diary), and even her door appearing in the Number World Stairway as well as doors being the main theme of the Nexus area adjacent to her dream room. Her Famicom, which can play the NASU game, appears to have also affected her dreams in the form of the various Famicom worlds. The large carpet in her room has a very similar appearance to Paracas textile work, which may have inspired the many instances of indigenous imagery in her dreams.

Madotsuki's room in the real world has drawn similarities to a story involving the Japanese comedian Tomoaki Hamatsu (also known by his stage name "Nasubi") and could have possibly been the inspiration for Madotsuki's real-world situation. In 1998, Nasubi had won a lottery for a job in show-business, which turned out to be a reality TV stunt in which he was locked in an apartment with no food or clothing, live-streamed, and forced to win his way out by earning one million yen worth of prizes via magazine sweepstakes. Some elements of Nasubi's experience, whether they were there from the beginning or were won through the sweepstakes, could be represented in Madotsuki's room:

  • At the beginning of the challenge, he had a rack of magazines so he could enter sweepstakes. Madotsuki has a bookcase in her room filled with books.
  • Other parts of the room before Nasubi had won anything included a cushion and table, which could be represented by the table that Madotsuki sits at and the various pillows scattered throughout her room.
  • Nasubi won a television by entering sweepstakes, though it had no antennae or cable, so he could not watch it, similar to how the TV in Madotsuki's room has no channels. He eventually won a VCR and two video tapes to watch, which could be why two channels appear on Madotsuki's TV in the dream world (the eye channel and the KALIMBA channel).
  • He won a PlayStation on which he could play games, which could be represented by the Famicom in Madotsuki's room whose only playable game is NASU. The eggplant theme associated with NASU may also reference the "Nasubi" stage name.
  • He also wrote in several diaries, which became best-selling books in Japan. The diary concept is central to Yume Nikki and is used to save the game.
  • While not located in Madotsuki's Room, one of the unused effects is a black blindfold, a similar one of which was usually put on Nasubi whenever he was moved between locations during his challenge.

It's possible that the events of Yume Nikki are a fictional recreation of an event similar to Nasubi's own experience, which would explain why Madotsuki is unable to leave her room and is shown to live in the unrealistic condition of being in an apartment with no food or bathroom. This could be why she jumps from the balcony at the end of the game, as it is the only possible escape, and living in such conditions could have negative psychological effects on a person. It's also likely that KIKIYAMA was simply aware of the Nasubi story and used it as inspiration for the real world's setting.

Gallery

... more about "Madotsuki's Room"
ゆめにっき (https://yume.wiki/images/f/fd/Save.ogg, Save.ogg, Save theme, None, 100, ?) +, ファミリィゲームであそぶ? (https://yume.wiki/images/d/df/BGM 015-70.ogg, BGM 015-70.ogg, Famicom menu, None, 70, ?) +, ゆめはいつもベランダから (https://yume.wiki/images/4/43/BGM 034.ogg, BGM 034.ogg, Madotsuki's Dream Room, None, 100, ?) +, カリンバ (https://yume.wiki/images/4/49/KALIMBA.ogg, KALIMBA.ogg, KALIMBA TV Channel, None, 100, ?) +  and 「   」 (https://yume.wiki/images/8/87/BGM 010.ogg, BGM 010.ogg, Ending, None, 100, ?) +
Small +, Non-looping +  and Multiple maps +
窓付きの部屋 +
3 (Real Room) +, 4 (Balcony) +, 6 (Dream Room) +, 7 (Dream Balcony day) +  and 8 (Dream Balcony night) +