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|BGM = | |Wallpapers = None | ||
| | |Events = None | ||
|Map ID=0006 | |NPCS = None | ||
| | |Connections = {{Connection|Kubotsuki's Nexus}}, {{Connection|Lost Bunker|chance_description=10% Chance|chance_probability=10%|one_way_type=NoReturn}} | ||
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|Contributing = FD, 001247 | |||
|Map ID = 0006, 0008 | |||
|VersionAdded = a-000 | |||
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Kubotsuki's Dream Room is the area where Kubotsuki starts every dream. | '''Kubotsuki's Dream Room''' is the area where [[Uneven Dream:Kubotsuki|Kubotsuki]] starts every dream. | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
=== v0.08 === | |||
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== | === Prior to v0.08 === | ||
Kubotsuki's Dream Room looks much like [[Uneven Dream Wiki:Kubotsuki's Room|his regular room]], only much dirtier and worn down. The boxes now prevent access to the computer. Going through the door at the bottom of the screen will lead to [[Uneven Dream Wiki:Kubotsuki's Nexus|Kubotsuki's Nexus]]. Getting into the bed here will have a 1-in-10 chance of Kubotsuki walking through the wall, leading to the [[Uneven Dream Wiki:Lost Bunker|Lost Bunker]]. | |||
== Gallery == | ==Trivia== | ||
*In very early versions of the game, the room was much different, being a gritty waiting-room-type area with chairs strewn about, a light switch, multiple televisions, and a checkered floor. The light switch would potentially trigger the [[Uneven Dream Wiki:Events#Kuboa|Kuboa]] event if messed with. | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Kubodreambalcony.png|The dream balcony | File:Kubodreambalcony.png|The dream balcony. | ||
File:DreamRoomKuboVer0.00d.png|Kubotsuki's | File:DreamRoomKuboVer0.00d.png|Kubotsuki's Dream Room in v0.00. | ||
File:kubodreamroom.png|Kubotsuki's Dream Room prior to v0.08. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Kubotsuki's Worlds]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:36, 2 September 2024
| Kubotsuki's Dream Room | |
|---|---|
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| Basic Info | |
| Effects | None |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | None |
| Other | |
| Connecting Areas | Kubotsuki's Nexus Lost Bunker 🍀 ➡️ |
| BGM | 🔊 fd-sleep – Current 🔊 Sushi-buzz – Older Version |
| Map ID | 0006, 0008 |
| Version Added | a-000 |
| Primary Author | Hashtag_Underscore |
| Contributing Author(s) | FD, 001247 |
Kubotsuki's Dream Room is the area where Kubotsuki starts every dream.
Features
v0.08
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Prior to v0.08
Kubotsuki's Dream Room looks much like his regular room, only much dirtier and worn down. The boxes now prevent access to the computer. Going through the door at the bottom of the screen will lead to Kubotsuki's Nexus. Getting into the bed here will have a 1-in-10 chance of Kubotsuki walking through the wall, leading to the Lost Bunker.
Trivia
- In very early versions of the game, the room was much different, being a gritty waiting-room-type area with chairs strewn about, a light switch, multiple televisions, and a checkered floor. The light switch would potentially trigger the Kuboa event if messed with.
Gallery
The dream balcony.
Kubotsuki's Dream Room in v0.00.
Kubotsuki's Dream Room prior to v0.08.
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