Yume Nikki:Madotsuki's Room

Madotsuki's Room
	; 窓付きの部屋 (Madotsuki's Room)
Basic Info
Effects	None
Events	NASU; The KALIMBA TV Channel; The Ending
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	The Nexus; The Staircase of Hands (Random)
BGM	ゆめにっき; ゆめにっき; Yumenikki; BGM_034; ゆめはいつもベランダから; A Dream Always Begins in the Veranda; KALIMBA; カリンバ ; Karimba
Map ID	Missing
Map Type	Small, Normal
Extras +
YNOproject Badges
	KALIMBA
	NASU
	Pink NASU
	Window
	Slept Wrong

Madotsuki's Room (現実の部屋, Real Room, ベランダ, Veranda) is where the player starts (and ends) the game. This room and its balcony are the only locations Madotsuki can access outside her dreams.

Although Madotsuki can go out onto the balcony, attempting to leave the room by the door results in her simply shaking her head. This may be either due to her being a hikikomori, or because Madotsuki is physically unable to open it.

The balcony background changes depending on the time of day. It is a place of limited functionality until a later point in the game, and its dream world representation simply serves as a spawn point for the dream world.

In the manga, her room is the same and has the same role as the game. However, the manga dwells on a theory that she cannot leave the room because someone locked her in.

Points of Interest

Her desk is where she writes in the titular dream diary to save the game. She also has a television that receives no channels but can be used to play NASU by interacting with the Famicom console.

The bed is the most important object in the room. When Madotsuki climbs into bed, there is a three second countdown in the top left corner of the screen. When it hits zero, the screen blurs out and Madotsuki starts to dream.

Dream Representation

When Madotsuki falls asleep, she finds herself on the dream representation of her balcony (夢ベランダ, Dream Veranda). The bedroom (夢の部屋, Dream Room) is identical to the real one except for a couple of subtle differences - the Famicom is gone and the balcony backgrounds become slightly more surreal.

Points of Interest

When switched on, the TV no longer displays the test card. Instead, either a large eye peering into the room or the KALIMBA TV Channel event will be shown, the latter being a 1/8 chance.

Instead of writing in her diary, sitting at the desk and pressing the "Z" button (interact) will let Madotsuki scoot the chair around her bedroom. She can ride the chair almost anywhere within the dream world (albeit very slowly), but will not be able to get off it until she returns it to her desk. Sitting on the chair and equipping an effect can result in a glitch that increases Madotsuki's speed.

Entering the dream bed does not cause her to fall asleep. Like all other beds, there is a 1/5 chance that it will transport her to the Staircase of Hands. The chance of this is determined when Madotsuki falls asleep, as one bed in the dream world is randomly selected to teleport her.

Most importantly, Madotsuki can leave the dream bedroom via the door. This leads her to the Nexus and every subsequent location within the dream world.

Madotsuki's balcony at night

Connections

Madotsuki's Room
- Madotsuki's Dream Room - Sleep in the bed
  - The Nexus - Exit via the door
  - The Staircase of Hands - Sleep in the bed

In the manga

Madotsuki's room in the manga is a lot more simplified than in the game and has an overall brighter colour scheme. The walls are a brighter and darker purple and the floor is darker and looks more like individual wooden planks. The bed has a very identical appearance but now has visible grey-purple colored containers under it. The carpet shares the same colors and theme but the pattern is slightly different. The desk and items around it are the same with the desk having two additional draws that can't be seen in the game.

The balcony is identical to the one in the game.

Unlike in the game, Madotsuki's room is accessible by other characters. Uboa, Seccom Masada-sensei and Poniko all visit the room at different points with Poniko entering in a way that seems similar to the location of the FACE event - which makes sense since the door to the event is the same as the door in Madotsuki's room.