Yume 2kki:Twilight Park

Twilight Park
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	月明かりの庭園 月明かりの庭園 Moonlight Garden
Effects	EffectNone
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Lost ShoalMonolith Jungle
BGM	se018-0016 (Main Area)RIMA-bgm-Accordion001 (Ladies' Date)bgm021 (Underground)Fireplace (Butterfly Room)Newtorikawamakkusu (Pub)
Map ID	1562, 1563, 1564, 1565, 1566, 1567, 1568, 1573
Version Added	0.118c patch 9
Primary Author	noildoof
Contributing Author(s)	qxy
Extras + YNOproject Badges Butterfly Lady Private Tea Party Vending Machine Normal

[[Category:noildoof]] The Twilight Park is an area accessed through the intertwined branches in Lost Shoal, or the opened manhole in Monolith Jungle.

Map of the area

Features

Twilight Park is set in an idyllic field peppered with blue flowers, wrought-iron lamp posts, and dark treetops. The park is separated into a southern and northern area, with the former being mostly and primarily entered through the Monolith Jungle's manhole. The northern area houses a sparse village, and can be entered via dock directly north of the arch leading to Lost Shoal, near to the park's clock.

The southern area features strange creatures and sculptures, including that of a biblically accurate angel and an odd creature resembling a satellite. A girl dressed in green, whose location varies per dream, may occasionally be found here either in the playground's swing set, or sitting near to the satellite creature. In the western part of this area, a pub can be found here which typically appears dark and devoid of visitors. Upon entering, however, there is a 1/5 chance that the pub will be fully lit, with several tables occupied by nondescript people who do not appear to react to the player.

These north and south zones are separated by a large lake reflecting the full moon that can be explored through several boats found throughout the park and features more sculptures and other odd creatures, including a pair of faceless, colorful quadrupedal creatures with long hair. An isle in the center of the lake has a bridge leading to a solitary room with another strange creature, most likely a fountain, appearing to have water leaking from its eyes, as the bridge is connected with stony pillars. From this zone, you can enter the northern segment of the park.

The northern area is markedly less labyrinthine and features numerous houses, though many of them are locked. Climbing up a small ladder from the entrance will lead to a long dock, to show a view of two Shadow Ladies enjoying tea together and having a chat. Continuing eastward, only four of the doors are unlocked and lead to a certain room. The third door immediately east to the Shadow Ladies leads to a quiet, fancy room adorned with expensive furniture, including a radio that will produce a noise upon interaction. The far right area houses a small laundry room, whereupon entering the washing machine will lead the player to a beautiful, similarly fancy bedroom with an abundance of potted plants, as well as a desk with an open book. The player may return to the laundry room by entering the bedroom's mirror.

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Directions

• Nexus → Marijuana Goddess World → Dark Room → Snowy Pipe Organ → Atlantis → Star Ocean → Rusted City → Strange Plants World → Underground Laboratory → Tesla Garden → Neon Sea → Lost Shoal → Twilight Park

After entering the Chaos Exhibition from the Underground Laboratory once:

• Nexus → Geometry World → Broken Faces Area → Vase World → Burial Desert → Chaos Exhibition → Underground Laboratory → Tesla Garden → Neon Sea → Lost Shoal → Twilight Park

After visiting the Industrial Waterfront once:

• Nexus → Matoran Keyboard → Spaceship → Tesla Garden → Neon Sea → Lost Shoal → Twilight Park

After visiting Silent Sewers once:

• Nexus → Urotsuki's Dream Apartments → Silent Sewers → Ruined Garden → Monolith Jungle → Twilight Park

Gallery

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  A nice outing in the park.

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  The fancy room.

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  A ghostly figure in the Secret Room.

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  The Weird Room.

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  Comforting.