Collective Unconscious:Astronomy World

Astronomy World
Basic Info
Eidola	None
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Glowing Path; Atom World;
BGM	🔊 messier_spacey (No. 359); 🔊 moerani_wind – Planet 1 (No. 184-1); 🔊 jjj_daydream – Planet 2 (No. 231-1); 🔊 jjj_channel – Planet 3 (No. 173-1);
Map ID	0834, 0835, 0839, 0840
Version Added	0.1.0
Author	messier
Extras +
YNOproject Badges
	Intergalactic Vacation

Astronomy World is an area accessible from Glowing Path.

Map of Astronomy World

Features

Astronomy World is a large looping world featuring a vast expanse of outer space. Three planets can be found within the world, all of which can be landed on upon interaction. Minnatsuki rides a spaceship in the outer space section of the world, and is unable to equip any Eidola while in the spaceship.

Going straight down and slightly to the east from the Glowing Path entrance, an asteroid belt containing Planet #1 and Planet #3 and a large orange star can be found.

Going east from the asteroid belt, the entrance to Atom World can be found. Northeast from the Atom World entrance is another- albeit smaller - asteroid belt, featuring what appears to be a blue star or a moon. Right beside this is Planet #2.

Planet #1

This planet is covered in brown dirt and mountains, as well as a bright sky. Going directly right, the player can see a large, colorful Martian resembling a large eye. Attacking the Martian with the Soulfire eidolon will cause it to shed a tear.

Planet #2

Upon landing on this planet, the player is greeted with the sight of a yellow and orange sky, with what appear to be mountains in the back. The ground is grey, covered in pointed rocks. There are two strangely shaped green NPCs to the left of the spaceship entrance, and an open construction sign to the right.

Planet #3

This planet features a sunset landscape with hills in the back, as well as round rocks that the player is able to sit atop of. There is a row of 5 rocks in the center, which gives a full view of the sunset. The floor is covered in shallow water.