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The Yuki-onna resembles a small yuki-onna, a yōkai in Japanese folklore resembling a pale woman who lives in snowy landscapes. | The Yuki-onna resembles a small yuki-onna, a yōkai in Japanese folklore resembling a pale woman who lives in snowy landscapes. | ||
She can be found in the southeastern section of Snow World, wandering among some trees and west of the [[Yume Nikki: | She can be found in the southeastern section of Snow World, wandering among some trees and west of the [[Yume Nikki:Pink Sea|Pink Sea]] igloo. When [[Yume Nikki:Madotsuki|Madotsuki]] approaches, she will flee. When she is interacted with for the first time, she will give the Yuki-onna effect, which will transform Madotsuki into a yuki-onna herself, almost exactly resembling the Yuki-onna NPC from which the effect is obtained. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*She looks | *She looks the same as Madotsuki does while using the effect, albeit smaller. | ||
*The name for the effect in the English version is "Snow Woman". | *The name for the effect in the English version is "Snow Woman". | ||
Revision as of 23:20, 12 July 2023
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Basic Info | |
Role | Gives the Yuki-onna effect |
Collectibles | None |
Events | None |
Location | |
Other | |
Size | Small |
Killable? | Yes |
The Yuki-onna is an effect NPC from whom the Yuki-onna effect can be obtained.
Overview
The Yuki-onna resembles a small yuki-onna, a yōkai in Japanese folklore resembling a pale woman who lives in snowy landscapes.
She can be found in the southeastern section of Snow World, wandering among some trees and west of the Pink Sea igloo. When Madotsuki approaches, she will flee. When she is interacted with for the first time, she will give the Yuki-onna effect, which will transform Madotsuki into a yuki-onna herself, almost exactly resembling the Yuki-onna NPC from which the effect is obtained.
Trivia
- She looks the same as Madotsuki does while using the effect, albeit smaller.
- The name for the effect in the English version is "Snow Woman".