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|Connections = {{Connection|Underground World|one_way_type=NoEntry}}, {{Connection|Mars}} | |Connections = {{Connection|Underground World|one_way_type=NoEntry}}, {{Connection|Mars}} | ||
|BGM = {{BGM|title=うちゅうせん|filename=BGM_039.ogg}} | |BGM = {{BGM|title=うちゅうせん|filename=BGM_039.ogg}} | ||
|Map ID = 0163, 0164, 0165, 0166, 0167 | |Map ID = 0163, 0164 (Main room), 0165, 0166, 0167 | ||
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Mars_Madotsuki.png|Mars is accessible after the event finishes. | Mars_Madotsuki.png|Mars is accessible after the event finishes. | ||
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Revision as of 02:18, 10 August 2023
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| Japanese Name(s) |
宇宙船 | ||||||||||||
| Effects | None | ||||||||||||
| Events | Spaceship Crash | ||||||||||||
| Notable NPCs | Seccom Masada-sensei | ||||||||||||
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| Connecting Areas | Underground World ⛔ Mars | ||||||||||||
| BGM | 🔊 うちゅうせん | ||||||||||||
| Map ID | 0163 0164 (Main room) 0165 0166 0167 | ||||||||||||
| Map Type | Small, Non-looping, Multiple maps | ||||||||||||
| Version Added | 0.10 | ||||||||||||
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The Spaceship is a small deeper location consisting of the interior of a futuristic spaceship.
Features
The Spaceship consists of several pale, ovoid rooms and strange, post-modern furniture, giving the area a futuristic atmosphere. The sole resident of the Spaceship Seccom Masada-sensei, who appears to be the ship's pilot.
When the ship is entered, Madotsuki will be greeted by a small vestibule with a large eye on the wall and two bumps in the ground. Heading right will lead to the main room, which will cause the vestibule to be replaced by a small room will a single bump and a large window. The main room is where Seccom Masada-sensei resides, accompanied by a table and two chairs, his organ, and a wide view of space. The organ can be used to play nine different notes, though Masada blocks one of them. Making him move out of the way with the Knife or Cat effects will grant access to the fourth note, which is out of tune.
The room east of the main one is a simple bedroom with only a bed and a window. Getting into the bed and waiting for a bit will have a 1/6 chance of starting the Spaceship Crash event. The event's start will be signified by the lights on the ship suddenly flashing red while an emergency alarm starts. The window reveals that the stars rush past the Spaceship, showing it is descending at an alarming rate. Heading into the main room will show Masada panicking. After fifteen seconds, a cutscene of the ship crashing onto Mars will play, after which the access ramp will lower, allowing Madotsuki to explore the surface of the planet.
Directions
Although there are five normal beds found throughout the dream world, which all lead to the Staircase of Hands and eventually the Spaceship, the shortest route starts by using the bed in Madotsuki's Dream Room.
- Madotsuki's Dream Room → Staircase of Hands → Underground World → Spaceship
Trivia
- Meowing with the Cat effect makes the Spaceship move as well, causing the view from the window to scroll in the other direction.
- Due to a bug, if Madotsuki sits down (by pressing the "1" key) just before the crash cutscene, she will have her head down when the sequence is over and the game will softlock, as you cannot get up, open the menu or pinch yourself awake. This bug also works with the Long Hair and Blonde Hair effects, which allow you to sit down as well.
- Normally, getting into the bed in the Spaceship would cause a black image to darken the screen. However, the English Steam release of Yume Nikki does not make use of the file correctly, so there are no visual changes once Madotsuki enters the bed.
Theories
The Spaceship shares many similarities contents-wise with Madotsuki's Room, and could thus be a more abstract or dream-like interpretation of her room. Some similarities include:
- Both rooms have a bed, table, and entertainment device, all of which are interactable objects within Madotsuki's real-world room (albeit the Famicom is a piano in the Spaceship's case).
- Once the main room of the Spaceship is entered, the area can not be exited unless the Spaceship Crash event is activated with the bed. This could possibly parallel how Madotsuki can only exit her room by using the bed to go to sleep.
- The area that replaces the Underground World connection once the main Spaceship room is a room with simply a window view of outer space. This room could possibly parallel Madotsuki's balcony, as one of its only uses is to simply view the outside world.
- This room paralleling Madotsuki's balcony could also tie into the game's ending, as a set of stairs appears here once the Spaceship has crashed.
- The area that replaces the Underground World connection once the main Spaceship room is a room with simply a window view of outer space. This room could possibly parallel Madotsuki's balcony, as one of its only uses is to simply view the outside world.
Gallery
Madotsuki sleeping in the bed.
The Spaceship Crash event, with Masada panicking at his piano.
The small cutscene that plays during the event.
Mars is accessible after the event finishes.
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