#Yume nikki madotsuki keychain windows#

The Rainfall Ruins are very similar to Ghost World as they both are a labyrinth of large angled blocks.Both the Broken Faces Area and the depths of the Sugar World are similar to the Eyeball World, as they all have body parts littered throughout the world.The Second Nexus is reminiscent of Yume Nikki's Nexus, even more so compared to the regular one.Said event takes you to the 3D Structures Path, which eventually ends up in Aooh's Trap, a direct homage to Uboa's Trap.Ahogeko's House in the False Shoal is a direct reference to Poniko's house, as well as featuring an Uboa-like event.Additionally the mural on the wall appears to showcase a figure resembling Madotsuki in front of several kneeling children, one of them appearing to resemble Urotsuki. The room that houses the Child effect in the Pyramid Maze has Madotsuki's shirt pattern on the rug.The Gulliver Desert bears a striking resemblance to the White Desert, down to the way its sub-areas are accessed.The overall layout of the Obsidian Plains is a direct reference to the Forest World.

#Yume nikki madotsuki keychain windows#

The Windows key of Matoran Keyboard is labeled with the window from Madotsuki's shirt.Gray Relic World heavily resembles Mural World in appearance and design.Static Noise Hell resembles Hell in terms of appearance, and the crossroad where you start off is reminiscent of its lesser counterpart, Mini Hell, complete with a transparent Urotsuki standing in the center.Marina's House (externally and internally) resembles Poniko's House.The GB Fields also have something like this.A portion of the ground in the Extraterrestrial Cliffside bears a strong resemblance to Uboa.The Mask Folks Hideout also has a similar structure to the Number World.The Baddies Bar is very similar to Number World in terms of design, while also similar to The Torinigen Party in the aspect that they are both places that Chasers hang out.The old UFO vaguely resembled Masada's ship.Both the Hidden Shoal and the False Shoal are references to The Pink Sea.The Dressing Room in Urotsuki's Dream Apartments has an unreachable mannequin bearing the window from Madotsuki's shirt.Forest World, the Digital Forest, and the Evergreen Woods all resemble Forest World, with their trees and crops.

It's possible that Marijuana Goddess World was in-part inspired by the Graffiti World because of the different tiles that make noises when you step on them.

The Neon City is visually similar to the Neon World, yet also thematically similar to the White Desert.

You could also say the Forest Pier is reminiscent of the Witch's Island (Ironically, the Dark Forest and the Forest Pier are completely unrelated and isolated from each other, despite this).

You could say the Dark Forest is reminiscent of the The Dense Woods.

The Abandoned Factory can be seen as a reference to the Sewers, where Big Red is found.

Even their fan names are similar in this regard.

The Shield Owl World greatly resembles the Shield Folk World from Yume Nikki.

A lot of the endings are parodies of the ending of Yume Nikki.

Urotsuki's name is quite obviously based off of Madotsuki's name.

The game's name in the first place is a pun on the original 'Yume Nikki', since 'ni' in Japanese is also the number two, hence 'Yume 2kki'.

Since Yume 2kki is also the supposed 'sequel' to Yume Nikki, it has been heavily influenced by it and contains a lot of references to the original game. flow, Me, Yume Nisshi, Yume Graffiti and Fleshchild, to name a few. Yume 2kki is one of the most popular fangames out there, alongside games like.

5 key to drop an effect (only in The Nexus).

3 key to use an effect (only the Midget).