| Mini-Maze | |
|---|---|
 And now for something completely different. | |
| Basic Info | |
| Japanese Name(s) |
FC迷宮 |
| Effects | Eyeball Bomb |
| Collectibles |
WP #233 |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | Medabomb |
| Other | |
| Connecting Areas | |
| BGM | error |
| Map ID | 0142 |
| Author | kuraud |
[[Category:kuraud]] The Mini-Maze is a unique area accessible from the Day & Night Towers.
Features
It is a dark, monochromatic first-person maze that is hard to navigate through without looking at the map screen, which is done by pressing Z. On the map, it has red brick walls, a grey tiled floor and red staircases that either transport you to other parts of the maze or different areas.
There are also many invisible walls and fake walls in this area that can be identified on the map screen by their small deviations: invisible openings have a brick wall texture that's flipped upside down, and invisible walls have a path texture with its diamond shape a bit smaller than usual. If you have the Glasses effect, everything will be much more obvious: the openings will be shown and the walls that were once invisible become grey bricks.
The menu screen usually accessed by pressing X is also different in this area. It lets you choose from only three options: Menu Close, Eyeball Bomb (if you have it), and Wake Up.
The Eyeball Bomb effect can be found in this area, by interacting with Medabomb. Somewhere east of it, there is a dead end with a drawing on the wall. In the north-eastern section of the maze, there is a spot marked with "?" on the map. Walking over it makes all of the grey walls disappear permanently. This procedure is not necessary but it facilitates exploration.
On the same floor as the Eyeball Bomb effect is another staircase. Going up it will take you to the Day & Night Towers. Going left at the crossroads area takes you to the Bathhouse. Going right at the crossroads and taking the staircase on the right from that corridor will take you to the FC Basement.
Directions
Nexus → Toy World → Day & Night Towers → Mini-Maze
Trivia
- The paths in the maze roughly resemble the first 25 digits of pi. The similarity is much more apparent without the Glasses effect.
- There used to be a fourth menu option which gave you instructions on how to maneuver throughout the maze.
Gallery
The first-person perspective
A point of interest
This is normal here.
