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[[File:Crossover_Garden.png|200px|thumb|right|The Crossover Garden exterior, the point of limbo between the two dimensions.]] | |||
The '''Ghost World''' is an openly-looping deeper location found by traveling through the Crossover Garden in the [[Sky Garden]]. | The '''Ghost World''' is an openly-looping deeper location found by traveling through the Crossover Garden in the [[Sky Garden]]. | ||
It is seemingly the 'other side', the dimension of ghosts and souls that exists parallel to the corporeal world. It is reached when Madotsuki enters the Crossover Garden and interacts with one of the white lilies. Doing so shifts her between the Sky Garden and the Ghost World with a bright flash. The Sky Garden music will disappear, indicating that you've been taken somewhere else. | It is seemingly the 'other side', the dimension of ghosts and souls that exists parallel to the corporeal world. It is reached when Madotsuki enters the Crossover Garden and interacts with one of the white lilies. Doing so shifts her between the Sky Garden and the Ghost World with a bright flash. The Sky Garden music will disappear, indicating that you've been taken somewhere else. | ||
The Ghost World is a drab and dour place, a city of monotonous concrete blocks stained with decay and dereliction. The eerie soundtrack creates an incredible sense of dejection and loneliness.<br /> | The Ghost World is a drab and dour place, a city of monotonous concrete blocks stained with decay and dereliction. The eerie soundtrack creates an incredible sense of dejection and loneliness.<br /> | ||
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==Map== | ==Map== | ||
[[File:Ghost_World.png|thumb|left|400px|Map of the Ghost World. The entrance is near the north-west corner of the map.]] | [[File:Ghost_World.png|thumb|left|400px|Map of the Ghost World. The entrance is near the north-west corner of the map.]] | ||
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==Interpretation== | ==Interpretation== | ||
Revision as of 07:36, 4 May 2015
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 コンクリ廃墟 | |||||||||||
| Basic Info | |||||||||||
| Effects | Triangle Kerchief effect | ||||||||||
| Events | None | ||||||||||
| Notable NPCs | Fleeing Ghost Ghostmen | ||||||||||
| Other | |||||||||||
| Connecting Areas | Sky Garden | ||||||||||
| BGM | BGM_029 つめたい いしの かべ | ||||||||||
| Map ID | Missing | ||||||||||
| Map Type | Medium, Looping | ||||||||||
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Ghost World BGM
The Ghost World is an openly-looping deeper location found by traveling through the Crossover Garden in the Sky Garden.
It is seemingly the 'other side', the dimension of ghosts and souls that exists parallel to the corporeal world. It is reached when Madotsuki enters the Crossover Garden and interacts with one of the white lilies. Doing so shifts her between the Sky Garden and the Ghost World with a bright flash. The Sky Garden music will disappear, indicating that you've been taken somewhere else.
The Ghost World is a drab and dour place, a city of monotonous concrete blocks stained with decay and dereliction. The eerie soundtrack creates an incredible sense of dejection and loneliness.
It is very easy to get lost in this world, so if you aren't careful, you could be here a long time.
Points of Interest
- The Triangle Kerchief effect is received here, by catching The Fleeing Ghost.
- There are three strange NPCs in this world. It is possible that they are intended to be ghosts, warped beyond recognition by ages of existing in the ghost world.
Connections
- The Sky Garden
- The Ghost World - Pass over via the Crossover Garden
Map
Interpretation
- The fact that Madotsuki, a mortal, is able to enter the Ghost World is interesting, and it may indicate that she is associated all too comfortably with death. It may foreshadow her suicide at the end of the game, or indicate that she is a murderer.
- In Japanese culture, white lilies are associated with death and funerals, which explains the method of reaching the Ghost world. It may be an manifestation of Madotsuki's suicidal thoughts in her subconscious. Indeed, the strange building that contains the Crossover Garden may in fact be a Mausoleum, and Madotsuki could be role-playing her burial.
... more about "Ghost World"
