Yume 2kki:Board Game Islands

Board Game Islands
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	童心列島 童心列島 Dōshin-Rettō Childish Islands
Effects	EffectNone
Events	Wardrobe Face, Dice's Eye Event
Notable NPCs	Poing Poing, Fru Fru Bear, Angry Dice
Other
Connecting Areas	Bishop Cathedral Chance🍀 Garden World Chance🍀 Domino Maze
BGM	🔊 rnt_dance – Main area 🔊 you ni one2 – Dice's Eye Event 🔊 toji – King Fuun 🔊 hi – Wardrobe 🔊 Kong_昔の思い出 – Kako's Mask
Map ID	1604
Version Added	0.120b patch 4
Last Updated	0.120d
Primary Author	Kong
Contributing Author(s)	Nakatsu
Extras + YNOproject Badges Aleam Ludere

Annotated map of Board Game Islands

Board Game Islands is an area accessible from the green magic door in Garden World or the yellow magic door in Bishop Cathedral.

Features

Board Game Islands is an archipelago made up of floating game boards containing fake green fields and forests. True to name, they also feature typical board game elements, such as colorful paths, colored pawns, dice, question cards, and more. Surrounding the area at all times is a curved black border with tinted corners, giving it the slight appearance of being displayed on a CRT monitor. Equipping the Child effect in this world will cause the world's colors to become saturated, while equipping the Stretch effect will cause the world to become grayscale.

Attached to several of the boards is a long path made up of jigsaw puzzle pieces. Here, Poing Poing, a cat with a springy tail, can be found jumping along. If the Chainsaw effect is equipped, Poing Poing will become worried and flee from you. After following the path for a bit, eventually a bench can be found in the northeast part of it. There is a chance a bear named Fru Fru Bear will appear sitting here. To the right of the bench is a picnic basket, which Fru Fru Bear will prevent you from touching. If the Chainsaw effect is equipped, Fru Fru Bear will panic and run away, allowing a banana to be taken from the basket.

Going west of the first bench, through several trees, and following the path up brings you to a set of yellow tiles at the end of a board. While standing on these tiles, there's a chance a red door leading to an isolated section of Domino Maze will eventually appear on the island across from them. When it appears, the door will open and Angry Dice will step out. Using the Dice effect doubles the chances of the door appearing. Once it appears, the red door stays open for several seconds before closing again. To access it, you need to go to where the door will appear beforehand, mark a return point with the Bat effect, and fly back over when the door appears.

In the northeast of this big island board, there is a bench, accessing the map through the yellow door, a book can be found in this bench. Interacting with, it will unlock a new book in the Library.

Dice's Eye Event

Using the Dice effect at any point while in the area will cause canned applause to play. If the dice's red eye is revealed (random chance upon rolling), the colorful atmosphere of the islands will turn into a chaotic mess. The colors will become inverted and warped, red eyes will appear everywhere, and loud laughter will play indefinitely. In this distorted version, you will be teleported randomly to some points on the map, including places that are normally inaccessible. If the Dice effect is rerolled or unequipped, the world will return to its normal state and you will be placed back where you originally rolled the red eye. There is a chance whenever you are randomly teleported that you will end up on an island where King Fuun is.

Wardrobe Face Event

Spoilers:

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On one of the board islands, there is a Kanashimi that blocks a path in the middle of several flowers, making it only accessible during the Dice's Eye event. Once said event is activated, you must follow the now unblocked path and enter a house at the end. This will take you to a short teleporter maze made up of islands with other houses. The correct sequences of the houses are displayed on the map above with colored dots.

• Island 1 - Lower right house;
• Island 2 - Lower left house;
• Island 3 - second house (left to right).

After going through this house, you'll come to a long island where you'll have to run to find the wardrobe before you're teleported once more. Interacting with the wardrobe will cause a spotlight to shine on it as the islands revert to their normal state. This is followed by Urotsuki automatically equipping the Child effect and walking into the open wardrobe.

Inside of the wardrobe is a simple black void with drawings of stars and flowers. At the end of the void's path is Kako's Mask, who, when interacted with, will cause a message to appear with the symbols of a moon, sun, and a star in random order before opening up like a door. Urotsuki will automatically enter the mask, and, after a few seconds, an image of a face flashing through various states will appear as ominous droning plays. During this event Urotsuki will cower in fear near the bottom of the screen. Attempting to make her move will cause her to flash red and make a noise. After some time, the confirm key (Z) can be pressed to automatically wake up from the nightmare.

Spoilers end here.

Directions

Nexus → Garden World → Board Game Islands

OR

Nexus → Marijuana Goddess World → Dark Room → Sewers → Monochrome Feudal Japan → Bishop Cathedral → Board Game Islands

Trivia

• The Angry Dice was inspired by the Loaded Dice enemy from the game Earthbound.
• The Wardrobe Face event is a direct reference to the original FACE event from Yume Nikki.
• If the map is accessed without the Child effect (only possible through Debug Mode), the screen will go dark after a few seconds, and then the map will become glitched and tinted red. The player is unable to move in this state. Pressing the confirm key will cause an error message written in binary to appear, which translates to "kid not found" when decoded. After this, pressing any key will take you directly to the title screen.
  • This also occurs in the Domino Maze.
    

    The binary event as it appears in the Board Game Islands.

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