Retro Dungeon

Retro Dungeon
Basic Info
Memories	EffectEmpty #2
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	First Steps NoEntry⛔ White Shores NoReturn➡️ Owl Swamp Weird Forest NoReturn➡️ (from Inversed Retro Dungeon) R-Maze Chance🍀
Removed Connections	Lower Totem Hill (from Inversed Retro Dungeon) Swimming Pool (from Inversed Retro Dungeon) Overgrown Rust (from Inversed Retro Dungeon)
BGM	🔊 Retro Dungeon 🔊 Inversed Retro Dungeon
Map ID	0004 (Retro Dungeon) 0081 (Inversed Retro Dungeon)
Version Added	1.0
Last Updated	33.2

The Retro Dungeon is an area accessible from First Steps.

Annotated map of Retro Dungeon (Top) & Inversed Retro Dungeon (Bottom)

Features

The Retro Dungeon consists of multiple scrolling rooms resembling a dungeon-crawler video game. A version of this area with a modified layout and inverted colors can be accessed as well, known as the Inversed Retro Dungeon.

The Retro Dungeon is largely black and white in color featuring some hot pink highlights occasionally. The area has grass and brick walls decorated with candles, overall resembling a labyrinth. Large rocks are also scattered around the dungeon and a shoreline covers the area's east and southeast portions. A few rabbits inhabit the area, though several slimes that will attack Muma also roam the dungeon. These deplete one point of health when they get close to her until they kill her, returning her to the Memory Room. Pink crosses can also be found around the dungeon which will fully heal Muma when interacted with.

Going two rooms east from the starting room and then one room south will reveal a break in the dungeon's wall, showing a large body of water that can not be accessed. Spike traps cover the floor of this room and the one below, which will deplete Muma's health bar by one point if they are stepped on. Continuing around the spike traps will lead to a bridge area outside of the dungeon, although Muma will be required to walk through at least one spike trap to get there. At the end of the bridge area is a pink healing cross and a one-way doorway to the White Shores.

Heading two rooms down from the northwesternmost room leads to a small room with a doorway to the Owl Swamp.

Heading one room down from the northwesternmost room leads to a room with three rocks and two small bodies of water. The rock aligned with the room's pathway can be interacted with from the left to make Muma move it, which will reveal a secret passageway leading to the Inversed Retro Dungeon. After this rock is moved and the passageway is revealed, it will stay like this even upon returning to the Memory Room.

Heading two rooms down and one room east will lead to a room with a rock, a slime, and a bunny. If the R-Maze connection is active in this area, it will be located in this room.

This world houses one of the Empties necessary to see one of the endings. Directly left of the White Shores doorway is an invisible path along the water. Following this path will lead to one of the seven Empties, located through a door on a small island with a white rabbit. Picking up the Empty through the door will cause Muma to flash between her normal and Retro Dungeon appearances before being sent back to the Memory Room.

Inversed Retro Dungeon

The Inversed Retro Dungeon looks very similar to the normal Retro Dungeon, although its appearance is now dominantly white instead of black and Muma will have her regular appearance. The mechanics in the Inversed Retro Dungeon are inversed from the regular Retro Dungeon: Muma can now attack the slimes, the spike traps will retreat into the ground instead of hurting Muma, and the pink crosses will fully deplete Muma's health when interacted with.

Heading through any of the doorways in this area will instead teleport Muma to a small island with a single pink cross, isolating her. This will force her to either return to the Memory Room or interact with the pink cross to get her health depleted.

Upon killing all of the slimes in the area, a small hole will appear in the centermost room next to the pink cross. Jumping into this hole will lead to the Weird Forest.

Directions

Memory Room → First Steps → Retro Dungeon

Trivia

• The screen where the door to Owl Swamp is used to be shaped differently until v4.0 when it was added.
• The original version of Inversed Retro Dungeon was actually the first version of Blue Flow. In v30.1, the first version of Inversed Retro Dungeon was added with it using the same tile set as Blue Flow, and flipping the map vertically and horizontally. The mechanics of the world weren't inversed yet either, with there even being no slimes present at all yet. Finally, the world had completely different connections, going to Lower Totem Hill, Swimming Pool, and Overgrown Rust. This version of the world would be disabled in v30.2 and then the current version of the world would be introduced in v30.3, with the old version being reworked into Blue Flow.
• This map used to use the Vent soundtrack until v33.2, where both Retro Dungeons got their own themes, with Inversed Retro Dungeon's theme being the inverse of Retro Dungeon's theme.

Old Images

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  What this screen used to look like before Owl Swamp was added in v4.0.

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  Annotated map of Old Inversed Dungeon in v30.1.

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  The hole that takes Muma to Swimming Pool.

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  The hole that takes Muma to Overgrown Rust.

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  The hole that takes Muma to Lower Totem Hill.

Gallery

Retro Dungeon

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  The door to Inversed Retro Dungeon.

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  The door to Owl Swamp.

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  The doorway to White Shores.

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  The door to the Empty room.

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Inversed Retro Dungeon

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  The isolated pink cross island.

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  The hole to Weird Forest.

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  Muma punching a slime.

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  Muma punching more slimes.