Yume Nikki:Poniko's House

Poniko's House
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	浅瀬の家; 浅瀬の家; House of the Shoal
Effects	None
Events	Uboa
Notable NPCs	Poniko, Uboa, Bloody Touching Monster
Other
Connecting Areas	Pink Sea;
BGM	🔊 やさしいこだとおもってた～ポニ子～ ; 🔊 やさしいこだとおもってた～ポニ子～ – Lights out ;
Map ID	0101 (Uboa's Trap); 0109 (Poniko's House)
Map Type	Small, Non-looping, Looping, Multiple maps
Version Added	0.08
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	Uboa
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Poniko's House is an area within the Pink Sea.

Features

Poniko's House is composed of only one room that is also largely pink in color. The room contains a closet, bed, bookcase, and desk. A yellow carpet is laid on the floor with a pink pillow near it. Two posters decorate the wall and a small window with purple curtains reveals a starry night sky. The only inhabitant of the room is Poniko, who simply walks around the room and does nothing upon interaction.

A light switch next to the door can change the appearance of the room, making the color scheme mostly black. Flipping this light switch upon entering the room has a 1/64 chance to trigger the Uboa event, which will drastically change the room's appearance and replace Poniko with Uboa as a roar-like sound replaces the joyful music playing in the room. The closet will change to resemble a face with strabismic eyes, the contents of the room's posters will change, and both the window and carpet will change to have green eyes on them. Interacting with Uboa here will lead to Uboa's Trap.

Uboa's Trap

Uboa's Trap is an isolated section of the White Desert that can only be accessed during the Uboa event. If Uboa has been summoned in Poniko's House and then interacted with, Madotsuki will be taken to a looping trap filled with white water and several mountains. A distorted-looking Uboa can be found in the trap and the Bloody Touching Monster can be seen in the background, looping by as it grasps the five melting mountains seen in the area's landscape.

This part of the White Desert can only be escaped by waking up or using the Medamaude effect.