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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Mini-Town's Japanese name, 代価移住 (だいかいじゅう), is a pun on "Big Monster", or 大怪獣 (だいかいじゅう).
*Mini-Town's Japanese name, 代価移住 (''Daika Ijū''), is a pun on "Big Sea Monster", or 大怪獣 (''Daikaijū''). The term ''daikaijū'' is used to describe monsters that appear in Japanese disaster movies such as Godzilla and Mothra.


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Latest revision as of 05:50, 5 March 2025

Mini-Town
MiniTownNew.png
Basic Info
Regional Name(s)

代価移住
Daika Ijū
Cost Migration

Effects EffectNone
Collectibles

WP #81

Events None
Notable NPCs None
Other
Connecting Areas Toy World NoEntry
Gray Road NoReturn➡️
Removed Connections Toy World B NoEntry
BGM None
Map ID 0197
Version Added 0.092c
Last Updated 0.113e patch 4
Author kuraud
Extras +

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Mini-Town is an area accessible by eating a piece of cake found in the Tic-Tac-Toe section of Toy World.

Map of Mini-Town.

Features

The iconic feature of Mini-Town is that Urotsuki is able to channel Godzilla and wreak utter havoc on the eight-bit hamlet. Once she has destroyed a certain amount of buildings, it will begin to rain. If she causes further decimation after it starts raining, she'll shrink back to normal size and be dropped off somewhere on the Gray Road.

There is text in the top left and top right corner of the screen, presumably implying that the camera looking down on Urotsuki is a live news helicopter feed recording the destruction she is enacting.

This area has no boundary, and it is possible to walk straight out of the map, with glitchy buildings and other details surrounding the black perimeter.

Also of interest is the row of buildings along the bottom of the map, which spell out 'YUME 2KKI,' with part of the bottom end of the text omitted. When viewed in RPG Maker, the complete unsliced text can be seen.

Directions

Trivia

  • Mini-Town's Japanese name, 代価移住 (Daika Ijū), is a pun on "Big Sea Monster", or 大怪獣 (Daikaijū). The term daikaijū is used to describe monsters that appear in Japanese disaster movies such as Godzilla and Mothra.

Gallery