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Do I know you? Yes, I do! These 2 geoglyphs can be compared to the '''Aztec Rave Monkey''' and '''Takofuusen.''' Isn't that pretty dope ⁉ | Do I know you? Yes, I do! These 2 geoglyphs can be compared to the '''Aztec Rave Monkey''' and '''Takofuusen.''' Isn't that pretty dope ⁉ | ||
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Also heyyy hai. This sewer drawing also resembles the second Nazca Lines image attached above. While this one could be a stretch in itself, it is interesting to note that the sewer drawings in general have pretty Nazca-Liney attributes. Mostly just the line thickness, and abstract shapes. | |||
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I haven't seen anyone else make this connection, but I noticed a striking similarity while doing research on Andean influences in ENA's design. The Diablada (Or Danza de los Diablos) is an Andean folk dance, with a major feature of it being the devilishly well-detailed masks worn by performers. | |||
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This is an example of one 🔥 Hold on just a second. | |||
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BUT YEAH!! While learning about these masks, I couldn't help but notice the insane resemblance to FACE. | |||
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You could also connect this to the Diablada masks, but these are much more simple designs and have been more often compared to African and Aztec animal masks. However, I tried looking for animal masks that resembled them and lowkey didn't find much. | |||
Latest revision as of 03:58, 30 December 2023
Page dedicated to various Yume Nikki related discoveries/theories 🔥
Andean Significance
Yume Nikki is chock full of Andean imagery. Specifically, the Paracas/Nazca culture! The Nazca culture was strongly influenced by the Paracas culture, and are quite similar. One of the most known creations by the Nazca culture would have to be the Nazca Lines in southern Peru.
Nazca Lines
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Check these out. But hey, I recognize these! Aside from being geoglyphs in the Nazca Desert, there are 2 decorative characters that share a similarity to these large designs in the soil.
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Do I know you? Yes, I do! These 2 geoglyphs can be compared to the Aztec Rave Monkey and Takofuusen. Isn't that pretty dope ⁉
Also heyyy hai. This sewer drawing also resembles the second Nazca Lines image attached above. While this one could be a stretch in itself, it is interesting to note that the sewer drawings in general have pretty Nazca-Liney attributes. Mostly just the line thickness, and abstract shapes.
Diablada Masks
I haven't seen anyone else make this connection, but I noticed a striking similarity while doing research on Andean influences in ENA's design. The Diablada (Or Danza de los Diablos) is an Andean folk dance, with a major feature of it being the devilishly well-detailed masks worn by performers.
This is an example of one 🔥 Hold on just a second.
BUT YEAH!! While learning about these masks, I couldn't help but notice the insane resemblance to FACE.
You could also connect this to the Diablada masks, but these are much more simple designs and have been more often compared to African and Aztec animal masks. However, I tried looking for animal masks that resembled them and lowkey didn't find much.