Yume 2kki:Cloud Tops

Cloud Tops
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	空中 空中 Kūchū Sky
Effects	EffectNone
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Constellation WorldArt GalleryTricolor RoomNeon Candle WorldCity Limits BatFairySpacesuit✨School NoReturn➡️Chance🍀Geometry World NoReturn➡️Chance🍀Restored Sky KingdomNoReturn➡️Chance🍀
Removed Connections	Cloud Floor
BGM	PLin_loop02 (Day)PLin_loop02 (Night)PLin_loop02 (Crepuscule)PLin_loop02 (Dusk)
Map ID	0728
Version Added	0.101i patch 1
Last Updated	0.118i
Author	spelude

[[Category:spelude]] The Cloud Tops is an area accessible from multiple locations, including the Tricolor Room, the Art Gallery, and others.

Features

The Cloud Tops is a medium-sized scrolling world filled with many paths made out of the clouds, as well as clouds with faces most resembling emoticons, making sounds when trod on. Using the Bat, Fairy or Spacesuit effects, Urotsuki can navigate outside of the clouds' bounds by flying. Equipping the Child effect will saturate the environment with a sepia tone.

Four different versions of this world can be accessed:

• Day - By interacting multiple times with the cloud painting in the Art Gallery, brightest out of all four.
• Night - Going south from the isolated platform in Constellation World , has a black sky with dark tint.
• Crepuscule - Accessible from the yellow-red version of Tricolor Room, is tinted orange like a sunrise or sunset.
• Dusk - Interacting with the white candle creature in Neon Candle World, slightly darker than the Day version.

The tempo of the music played in this area seems to correlate with its version's brightness, with Day being the fastest and Night being the slowest.

In the Day and Night versions, there is a 50% chance that there will be a hole in the clouds near the center of the map. If present during the day there is a 50/50 chance you will be taken to either the School's balcony or Restored Sky Kingdom. If appearing at night, you will be transported to Geometry World. This hole is always there in the Dusk version as the connection to Neon Candle World, and is completely absent in the Crepuscule version. Falling through the hole will show in its respective version's destination lying on the ground as if you had fallen from a great distance. The butterfly at the northwestern corner of the map in the Crepuscule and Night versions will take you back to Tricolor Room or Constellation World, depending on which you had arrived from. In the Dusk version, near the southwest corner of the map, there is a rainbow staircase in the middle of a circle of cloud path. To access this staircase you need any effect that allows you to fly out of the clouds, and will take you to City Limits when interacted with.

No matter the version, there is an easel southeast that drops you off right in front of the cloudy sky painting in the Art Gallery.

Directions

Nexus → Garden World → Blue Forest → Art Gallery → Cloud Tops (Day)

Nexus → Graveyard World → Red Lily Lake → Candy World → Constellation World → Cloud Tops (Night)

Nexus → Urotsuki's Dream Apartments → Tricolor Room → Cloud Tops (Crepuscule)

Nexus → Rock World → Theatre World → Neon Candle World → Cloud Tops (Dusk)

Trivia

• Night and Dusk's background is different from Day and Crepuscule's, and has a similar appearance to that of Geometry World's.
• Day can easily be accessed through any other version by exiting and re-entering through the Art Gallery.
• Both the Day and Dusk versions of this area were accessible from Cloud Floor before its connections were cut off.
• The rainbow staircase found in the Dusk version is identical to the one found at Escalator.
• If you exit to Tricolor Room or Constellation World, the color filter of Cloud Tops will carry over until you enter another area. This also applies to the Child effect's sepia tone if active.

Gallery

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  Entrance from Art Gallery

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  Night version

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  Crepuscule version

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  Hole to Geometry World that may appear (Night)

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  Entrance from Neon Candle World (Dusk)

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  Staircase to City Limits

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  As seen through a Child's eyes