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|JapaneseName = 森の世界 | |JapaneseName = 森の世界 | ||
|Effects = [[Yume Nikki | |Effects = [[Yume Nikki:Effects#Frog|Frog]] | ||
|Map Type = Large, Looping | |Map Type = Large, Looping | ||
|Events = None | |Events = None | ||
|NPCS = [[Yume Nikki | |NPCS = [[Yume Nikki:Frog|Frog]], [[Yume Nikki:Frog Characters|Frog Characters]] | ||
|Connections = {{Connection|The Nexus}}, {{Connection|Face Carpet Plaza}} | |Connections = {{Connection|The Nexus}}, {{Connection|Face Carpet Plaza}} | ||
|RemovedConnections = {{Connection|Hell|is_removed=true}} | |RemovedConnections = {{Connection|Hell|is_removed=true}} | ||
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'''Forest World''' (かえる, Frog) is one of the twelve [[Yume Nikki | '''Forest World''' (かえる, Frog) is one of the twelve [[Yume Nikki:List of Locations#The Original Locations|original locations]] accessible directly from the [[Yume Nikki:The Nexus|Nexus]]. | ||
{{LocationMap|filename=Forestworld_YN.png|caption=Map of Forest World}} | {{LocationMap|filename=Forestworld_YN.png|caption=Map of Forest World}} | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
The Forest World, as its name states, is a large, openly-looping forested world filled with coniferous trees; some are formed into dense clumps while others stand alone. The music consists of bells playing at varying pitches, giving the world a suspenseful and dreadful tone. The [[Yume Nikki | The Forest World, as its name states, is a large, openly-looping forested world filled with coniferous trees; some are formed into dense clumps while others stand alone. The music consists of bells playing at varying pitches, giving the world a suspenseful and dreadful tone. The [[Yume Nikki:Aztec Rave Monkey|Aztec Rave Monkey]] can be seen in the scrolling parallax background. | ||
Being one of the two doors directly north in the Nexus (alongside the [[Yume Nikki | Being one of the two doors directly north in the Nexus (alongside the [[Yume Nikki:Number World|Number World]] door), Forest World is likely one of the first worlds accessed by players when they start playing the game. Several [[Yume Nikki:Frog Characters|ghost-like creatures]] appear scattered throughout the world, which will appear above [[Yume Nikki:Madotsuki|Madotsuki]] when interacted with, though they will disappear upon going to another area. A [[Yume Nikki:Frog|frog]] can also be found here, which gives the [[Yume Nikki:Effects#Frog|Frog]] effect upon interaction. | ||
Northeast of the Nexus door is a pair of pillars that match the surrounding green trees in color. Walking in-between the two pillars will take Madotsuki to the [[Yume Nikki | Northeast of the Nexus door is a pair of pillars that match the surrounding green trees in color. Walking in-between the two pillars will take Madotsuki to the [[Yume Nikki:Face Carpet Plaza|Face Carpet Plaza]]. | ||
==Directions== | ==Directions== | ||
[[Yume Nikki | [[Yume Nikki:The Nexus|The Nexus]] → Forest World | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*In versions ''0.04'' and ''0.06'', Forest World used to have a gate connecting to [[Yume Nikki | *In versions ''0.04'' and ''0.06'', Forest World used to have a gate connecting to [[Yume Nikki:Hell|Hell]] instead of the Face Carpet Plaza. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Yn006_forestworld.png|Forest World in versions ''0.04'' and ''0.06'', featuring a gate directly to [[Yume Nikki | Yn006_forestworld.png|Forest World in versions ''0.04'' and ''0.06'', featuring a gate directly to [[Yume Nikki:Hell|Hell]]. | ||
Forestworld_YNparallax.png|The parallax background. | Forestworld_YNparallax.png|The parallax background. | ||
Forestgate.png|The gate to the Face Carpet Plaza. | Forestgate.png|The gate to the Face Carpet Plaza. | ||
manga forest world.jpg|Its appearance in the [[Yume Nikki | manga forest world.jpg|Its appearance in the [[Yume Nikki:Official Manga|manga]]. | ||
manga forest world 2.PNG | manga forest world 2.PNG | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 22:07, 28 April 2023
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| Japanese Name(s) |
森の世界 | ||||||||||
| Effects | Frog | ||||||||||
| Events | None | ||||||||||
| Notable NPCs | Frog, Frog Characters | ||||||||||
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| Connecting Areas | The Nexus Face Carpet Plaza | ||||||||||
| Removed Connections | Hell | ||||||||||
| BGM | 🔊 どこかへつづくもり〜森の世界〜 | ||||||||||
| Map ID | 0010 | ||||||||||
| Map Type | Large, Looping | ||||||||||
| Version Added | 0.00 | ||||||||||
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Forest World (かえる, Frog) is one of the twelve original locations accessible directly from the Nexus.
Features
The Forest World, as its name states, is a large, openly-looping forested world filled with coniferous trees; some are formed into dense clumps while others stand alone. The music consists of bells playing at varying pitches, giving the world a suspenseful and dreadful tone. The Aztec Rave Monkey can be seen in the scrolling parallax background.
Being one of the two doors directly north in the Nexus (alongside the Number World door), Forest World is likely one of the first worlds accessed by players when they start playing the game. Several ghost-like creatures appear scattered throughout the world, which will appear above Madotsuki when interacted with, though they will disappear upon going to another area. A frog can also be found here, which gives the Frog effect upon interaction.
Northeast of the Nexus door is a pair of pillars that match the surrounding green trees in color. Walking in-between the two pillars will take Madotsuki to the Face Carpet Plaza.
Directions
The Nexus → Forest World
Trivia
- In versions 0.04 and 0.06, Forest World used to have a gate connecting to Hell instead of the Face Carpet Plaza.
Gallery
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