History VideoGame / Yume2kki

* DoNotSpoilThisEnding: Author Spelude has requested fans not to reveal the solution to access Innocent Dream.

** A submarine can only be entered by going to a specific point on the map and travelling back and forth until the hatch opens.

** {{Exaggerated|Trope}} with the process to access the Innocent Dream from Constellation World. The wiki only hints at it with [[FigureItOutYourself "Think outside the box" and "Most likely you are clinging to something that you think you need, but you actually don't. Let go of it, or you'll never get there no matter what you try"]] in Constellation World's comment sections, and the only Website/{{YouTube}} video that explains it was taken down.

* KimonoFanservice: The Maiko effect, naturally. Due to being made in Japan, one would expect an effect with a kimono to be included, since a good amount of the target audience over there appreciate kimonos.

* UnderTheSea: Several areas are completely underwater. In these places, the Penguin effect will allow her to swim automatically and dash. A few areas, such as Star Ocean, outright require the Penguin or [[SpacesuitsAreSCUBAGear Spacesuit]] effects.

** Wallpapers. There are 569 in total, each one of them with their own unlock method.

** Wallpapers. There are 493 in total, each one of them with their own unlock method.

* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: Multiple, such as the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Sewers]] and some sections of the Abandoned Factory.

* AmusementParkOfDoom: A very large one. Most of it is just somewhat ''off'', more than being directly threatening.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: In some worlds, there are fair-skinned women with black hats and dresses who look like the Shadow Lady chasers that appear in many areas. They don't attack or interact with you. However, if you [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential chainsaw one of them]], she'll instantly [[VideoGameCrueltyPunishment turn into a Shadow Lady]] and force you to run away.
* BlackoutBasement: Relatively common. Examples include the Dark Museum, where you find the Glasses Effect, and the Dark Warehouse, a [[ProceduralGeneration procedurally-generated]] dark maze.

* CreepyDoll: A clown-summoning faceless one can be found in the Circus Tent.

* DeliberatelyMonochrome: Many, many worlds, most notably Monochrome Feudal Japan, an absolutely massive world which houses the Gakuran effect. A lot of these worlds are tributes to ''VideoGame/YumeNikki'''s White Desert.

* EyesAlwaysShut: Much like Madotsuki from ''VideoGame/YumeNikki'', Urotsuki always has her eyes closed. Some effects and wallpapers [[SubvertedTrope subvert]] this trope by making her eyes open, or at least partially so.

** Megusuriuri, but he is neither scary nor malevolent.

* FacelessEye: The Eyebomb Effect and the people in the Road Maze.

* TheFerryman: You can find a shadowy one in The Docks. If you interact with him, he will take you to the Realistic Beach, and vice versa.

* FlyingSaucer: Randomly appears in a building in the Broken Faces Area. [[spoiler:If you enter it and pick the apple on the control screen, you will find yourself on the path to the Red Riding Hood Effect.]] Sadly, as of version 0.103i, the interior of the UFO cannot be accessed and it will simply drop Urotsuki in 1 of 3 different areas: Fairy Tale Woods, Broken Faces Area, and The Apartments with the Apartments's zebra crossing area replacing the White Fern World. To change between worlds all Urotsuki needs to do is simply to interact with the UFO again.
* FlyingSeafoodSpecial: The area that gives you the Spacesuit Effect has these floating around in the background.

* GardenOfEvil: In one of the more isolated areas of the game, you will come across this along with a DeadGuyOnDisplay and a [[WhenTreesAttack Laughing Tree]].

* GiantSpider: One is waiting for Urotsuki in the Fairy Tale Path.
* GigglingVillain: Can be heard in certain places of the game, most (in)famously with the clowns and Smile-San.
* GirlishPigtails: The Twintail effect. A currently unused sprite sheet suggests it may be used as PrehensileHair in later versions.
* GirlWithPsychoWeapon: Urotsuki with the chainsaw.

* GrowsOnTrees: Pizza, among other things. A "farmer" NPC in Farm World will show a speech bubble with one of three plants when you interact with him: a Japanese maple leaf, a chili pepper, or a slice of pizza.

* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Can happen to Urotsuki in a room in her dream apartments. Played entirely for humor, as she can still walk around and there's no blood or gore associated with it.

* {{Hikikomori}}: Urotsuki, in tradition to the original game. [[spoiler:The endings often avert this, though.]]

* {{Invisibility}}: An effect with two states: barely visible, and completely invisible except for shoes.

** Don't investigate the lamp in the circus tent if [[spoiler:you fear clowns]].

* LockedInTheDungeon: In the AmusementParkOfDoom. The trip down there is one long Fridge Horror moment. And the {{Monster Clown}}s lock the doors behind you.
* MacroZone: The Toy World becomes this once you eat one of the cheeses in it. Hilariously enough, another cheese will '''[[InvertedTrope invert]]''' this, and make you a giant in a tiny city.

** There is also the [[WombLevel Intestines Maze]], which you need to navigate in order to access certain areas.

* NoodlePeople: The Tall Effect, in addition to the [=NPCs=] that display this trope.

* PalmTreePanic: A couple of areas in the game display this trope, sans palm trees.

* PortalPainting: A number of these can be found in the Art Gallery area.

* SeaMonster: One of them appears, obscured by shadows, in the Neon Sea. It's harmless, though, and it simply floats across the screen without doing much of anything.

* ShiftingSandLand: There are quite a few, including the Hourglass Desert and the Tan Desert.
* ShoutOut:

* ShrinesAndTemples: The Shinto Shrine, an area accessible through the Hand Hub, and the Haniwa Temple, which is accessed from Sign World.
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Several, including the Ice Floe World and the Plated Snow County [[MiniGame minigame]]. Ice physics don't apply, though this is [[JustifiedTrope justified]] since anything may occur in a dream.

* SquashedFlat: The result of falling into the trap in the AmusementParkOfDoom's dungeon. Followed by suddenly waking up.

** There's also the sheep, as mentioned in the KillerRabbit entry.

** The Intestines Maze, which resembles ''VideoGame/YumeNikki's'' Hell.
* YourHeadAsplode: Happens whenever Urotsuki uses the Eyeball Bomb to return to the Nexus.

* ObviousBeta: More so than most fan games.
** Gameplay-wise, you'll find lots of paths that are blocked in some way and lack warps. The title screen itself even has a 'this game is under development' message. It still works very well, however.
** Outside of the game, there's an insane amount of placeholder maps, events, etc. that have no content whatsoever, as well as incomplete and under development maps.

* CloningBlues: A room inside Toy World has a machine that clones Urotsuki ''non-stop'' if you interact with it.

** If you interact with a blank window after moving through the Never-Ending Hallway long enough, you'll encounter a replica of [[VideoGame/YumeNikki Madotsuki's room]] if it were located in [[VideoGame/{{Earthbound}} Moonside]].
** The Highway area has the Neon Highway, which has a similar neon aesthetic and surreal atmosphere to Moonside. A shop located nearby also has a [[VideoGame/{{Earthbound}} Pencil Statue and Eraser Statue]] in the back.

The game can be downloaded [[https://yume2kki.fandom.com/wiki/Downloads here]] and updates very frequently.

** By eating one of the cheeses in the Block Zone (specifically the one in the Tic-Tac-Toe area), Urotsuki will then appear as a ginormous version (large enough to kick over/trample larger buildings) of herself in a "miniature" city, where she then can (and will) trample buildings and wreak massive havoc within said city, plus it even gives you a [[http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/yume2kki/images/0/08/Pc_yumegamen_03-80.png wallpaper]] for doing so.

* KillItWithFire:
** The Lantern Effect could be used to burn [=NPCs=] that are blocking passageways.
** Subverted for Painter-Kun in an unusual way: Version 0.106c revived him in all existing saves that were created prior to updating to this version. If he was killed after updating then he stayed dead.

* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: The Penguin effect, which allows Urotsuki to swim faster and cross underwater gaps.

* SpacesuitsAreSCUBAGear: The Spacesuit Effect allows Urotsuki to float across underwater trenches...very, very slowly.