| Seishonen | |
|---|---|
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| Basic Info | |
| Role | Gives wallpaper and Kura puzzle |
| Collectibles | None |
| Events | None |
| Location | |
| Other | |
| Size | standard player size |
| Killable? | yes, temporary |
A strange child found in the room under the stairs in Urotsuki's Dream Apartments. They react to many different effects. They are most likely the 2kki equivalent of Poniko.
Appearance
Seishonen appears to be a boy with a tidy vibrant blue haircut, wearing a purple shirt emblazoned with the letter 'U'. They wear green pants and have bright pink shoes. Their eyes are blue to match their hair, and their skin is noticeably pale.
However, Seishonen has a secret- upon using the invisible or glasses effects, they change appearance to a ginger haired girl with matching orange eyes and rosier skin, wearing the same outfit as before. From context it seems like this is not only Seishonen's 'true self', evidenced by the glasses, but also Seishonen's preferred form- when they think you have left, they turn into this form willingly. However they seem panicked to have it revealed to you.
Seishonen reacts to the following effects:
- Boy - They follow you around and looks at you when they catch you.
- Rainbow - Causes them to jump in surprise.
- Fairy (when pressing action) and Penguin - Makes them look around.
- Glasses - Causes them to turn into a orange-schemed girl and run away from you.
- Telephone (when pressing action) - Makes them look around quickly.
- Invisible (when turned invisible) - Makes them look around for a few seconds before changing into the same orange-schemed female seen when Glasses effect is used, only this time she does not run away.
- Child - Follows you around at a fast speed.
There is a 1 in 31 chance that Seishonen and their room will glitch up upon entering (it's reset everytime you enter the room) and their sprite turns into a mass of eyeballs. this grants you Kura Puzzle #41 .
The first time you use the glasses effect in Seishonen's room, you will get Wallpaper #182 .
Trivia
- Some people theorize that Seishonen represents a transgender person.
is it a girl?
Is it a boy?
no, it's a... uh...
