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The '''Neon Tile Path''', also known as the '''Neon Passage''', is a path connecting [[Yume Nikki:Neon World|Neon World]] to [[Yume Nikki:Hell|Hell]].
The '''Neon Tile Path''', also known as the '''Neon Passage''', is a path connecting [[Yume Nikki:Neon World|Neon World]] to [[Yume Nikki:Hell|Hell]].
{{LocationMap|filename=Neon Tile Path Map.png|caption=Map of The Neon Tiles Path}}
{{LocationMap|filename=Neon Tile Path Map.png|caption=Map of Neon Tile Path}}
==Features==
==Features==
The area is composed largely of purple and pink tiles that make noises when stepped on. Purple pyramids decorate the area as well. Dripping blood can be seen in the void-like expanse around the path. The music played in this area is a slowed version of [[Yume Nikki:Snow World|Snow World]]'s music.
The area is composed largely of purple and pink tiles that make noises when stepped on. Purple pyramids decorate the area as well. Dripping blood can be seen in the void-like expanse around the path. The music played in this area is a slowed version of [[Yume Nikki:Snow World|Snow World]]'s music.
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==Directions==
==Directions==
[[Yume Nikki:The Nexus|The Nexus]] → [[Yume Nikki:Neon World|Neon World]] → Neon Tile Path
[[Yume Nikki:Nexus|Nexus]] → [[Yume Nikki:Neon World|Neon World]] → Neon Tile Path


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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*In older versions, the music in the Neon Tile Path was the same speed as the music in Snow World instead of being slowed down.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cG2dfzow9ac&</ref>
*In older versions, the music in the Neon Tile Path was the same speed as the music in Snow World instead of being slowed down.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cG2dfzow9ac&</ref>
*The second Neon Tile Path area has a bug in which the player's footsteps can still be heard when moving around while floating on the Witch effect's broom.
*The second Neon Tile Path area has a bug in which the player's footsteps can still be heard when moving around while floating on the Witch effect's broom.
**It shares this bug with the [[Yume Nikki:The Pink Sea|Pink Sea]] and the [[Yume Nikki:Number World|Number World's Bed Room]].
**It shares this bug with the [[Yume Nikki:Pink Sea|Pink Sea]] and [[Yume Nikki:Number World#Bed Room|Number World's Bed Room]].


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 23:25, 12 July 2023

Neon Tile Path
Neon Tile Path intro.png
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)

ネオン通路
ネオン通路

Effects EffectNone
Events None
Notable NPCs Nenrikido
Other
Connecting Areas Neon World
Hell
Removed Connections Block World
Graffiti World
Mini Hell
BGM 🔊 あしもとひかる さかのうえ
Map ID 0037, 0038
Map Type Medium, Non-looping, Multiple maps
Version Added 0.01

The Neon Tile Path, also known as the Neon Passage, is a path connecting Neon World to Hell.

Map of Neon Tile Path

Features

The area is composed largely of purple and pink tiles that make noises when stepped on. Purple pyramids decorate the area as well. Dripping blood can be seen in the void-like expanse around the path. The music played in this area is a slowed version of Snow World's music.

While the area may be difficult to locate due to the structure of Neon World, it can be found by going one room south and three rooms east from the Neon World's starting plaza.

Directions

NexusNeon World → Neon Tile Path

Trivia

  • Strangely, two of the small pyramids in the Neon Tile Path's upper section can be walked on like normal tiles. Whether this is intentional or not is unknown.
  • In older versions, the music in the Neon Tile Path was the same speed as the music in Snow World instead of being slowed down.[1]
  • The second Neon Tile Path area has a bug in which the player's footsteps can still be heard when moving around while floating on the Witch effect's broom.

Gallery

References