| Art Gallery | |
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| Basic Info | |
| Effects | None |
| Collectibles |
WP #7 |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | Painter-Kun |
| Other | |
| Connecting Areas | Dizzy Spirals WorldBlue ForestGarden WorldThe Baddies BarPastel Blue HouseMonochrome Feudal JapanVisine WorldSky KingdomUnderwater Amusement Park (sectioned off)Toy World➡️Dark Room ⛔Black BuildingFlooded Baths |
| BGM | qs0UrDFJ-bgm041ym2-20-chiukoushin (Wrecked house) |
| Map ID | Missing |
The Art Gallery (絵の通路, E No Tsūro, Picture Path) is another hub which can be accessed from many different areas. The paintings here either show the picture close up, trigger events, or transport you to different locations.
Features
There are a number of paintings in the art gallery that can be interacted with (which are shown with a small white label underneath them)
- Painter-kun's picture - Transports you to a room where Painter-Kun can be seen working on the same painting.
- Oni-musume's Room - Going through the book in Oni-Musume's room leads here. Usually a one-way trip, but if the floor in the painting is gray you can go through from this end.
- Cloudy Sky - Changes the floor into a scrolling cloudy sky.
- Obscure monochrome eyes - Transports you to a path to Monochrome Feudal Japan.
- Crimson Moon - Transports you to the long bridge in the Flooded Baths. Trying to return will place you in the basement of the Black Building.
- Red eye - Transports you to an area of Toy World with a tic-tac-toe game surrounded by a purple clock and a sane Shadow Woman. Walking up to her her makes her follow you, and if you interact with the tic-tac-toe board, you'll lay down X's or O's. If you travel downwards you will come to a miniature version of Toy World, which you can enter through the top door. You only have access to one other door, which leads to the Day & Night Towers.
- Multi-colored splatter - Transports you to a close up of this picture. Interacting with the blob creature changes the background, and interacting with it with the Glasses effect causes a loud ripping sound to play and the background to change to a different image. In older versions, you would need to do this in order to get the Stretch effect.
- Bleeding eyes - Transports you to Visine World.
- Rainbow Supernova - Transports you to the Sky Kingdom.
- Neon Faces - Transports you to a sectioned off area of the Underwater Amusement Park.
- Drooling Mouth - Shows you a close up of this image.
- Wrecked house - Shows you a close up of Urotsuki standing amongst the remains of a wrecked house. If you press Z, there is a thunderclap and Urotsuki disappears.
- Red Sun - Appears under currently unknown circumstances. Transports you to an isolated part of the Sea of Clouds featuring dead flowers. This area is normally accessible from a side-path in the storage area of the highway.
There is also purple demon with red horns walking around, along with a few more portals - two easels at opposite sides of the first hallway in the gallery.
The one on the left will always transport you to the Blue Forest, and the one on the right will transport you to either Dizzy Spirals World, The Baddies Bar, a room in Garden World or the Pastel Blue House's roof. This location varies every dream session, however sometimes the easel will just take you to a black screen and cause your game to crash, so be wary.
You can also get to the Art Gallery from the Dark Room if you use the Telephone effect on Oni Musume while she is reading and then interact with her book.
Painter-Kun's painting.
Oni Musume's room leads here. One-way trip.
Changes the floor into a scrolling cloudy sky.
Transports you to a path to Monochrome Feudal Japan.
The crimson moon in the Flooded Baths
Transports you to the tic-tac-toe board in Toy World.
The multi-colored splatter.
Takes you to Visine World.
Takes you to the Sky Kingdom.
Leads to a tiny exclusive area of the Underwater Amusement Park,
Moving past this painting will unlock wallpaper #7. It can't actually be interacted with.
Shows you a close-up of this image and unlocks wallpaper #8.
The wrecked house.
