Proto:Yume Nikki/Version 0.04/Main Maps

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Many of the maps surrounding Madotsuki's room and the Nexus experienced some degree of change, with some having completely different layouts.

Comparison of Map Names

With the exception of the two debug maps, each of the map names are identical to their counterparts in v0.06.

v0.04 (Japanese)	v0.04 (Translated)	v0.06 (Japanese)	v0.06 (Translated)	v0.10 (Japanese)	v0.10 (Translated)	Notes
テストマップ２	Test Map 2	テストマップ１	Test Map 1	テストマップ１	Test Map 1	Main Debug Map. Since this map's name was originally Test Map 2, it's likely that there were other debug maps that were removed.
階段	Stairs	テストマップ２	Test Map 2	N/A	N/A	Stairs Debug Map. This map is not under the other debug map in v0.04, and is left loose in RPG Maker.
ゲームスタート	Game Start	ゲームスタート	Game Start	ゲームスタート	Game Start
現実「部屋	Real "Room	現実「部屋	Real "Room	現実の部屋	Real Room	Madotsuki's room in the real world. The quotation mark in v0.04's name may be a typo.
ベランダA	Veranda A	ベランダA	Veranda A	ベランダ	Veranda	Madotsuki's balcony in the real world.
ベランダB	Veranda B	ベランダB	Veranda B	N/A	N/A	In 0.04, you are randomly sent to this map instead of Veranda A to show the other parallax background for Madotsuki's balcony.
夢「部屋	Dream "Room	夢「部屋	Dream "Room	夢の部屋	Dream Room	Madotsuki's room in the dream world. The quotation mark in v0.04's name may be a typo.
夢ベランダA	Dream Veranda A	夢ベランダA	Dream Veranda A	夢ベランダA	Dream Veranda A	Madotsuki's balcony in the dream world. Unlike the map in the real world, this map is still split in two in v0.10.
夢ベランダB	Dream Veranda B	夢ベランダB	Dream Veranda B	夢ベランダB	Dream Veranda B
扉部屋	Door Room	扉部屋	Door Room	扉部屋	Door Room	The Nexus
１かえる	1Frog	１かえる	1Frog	■01かえる	■01Frog	Forest World
２帽子マフ	2HatMuff	２帽子マフ	2HatMuff	■02帽子マフ	■02HatMuff	Block World
３かさ	3Umbrella	３かさ	3Umbrella	■03かさ	■03Umbrella	Puddle World
４包丁（BG未）	4Kitchen Knife (No BG yet)	４包丁（BG未）	4Kitchen Knife (No BG yet)	■04包丁	■04Kitchen Knife	Dark World. This Map was set to have a parallax background in v0.04 & v0.06, but none were specified. v0.10 did not have the checkbox for this checked. "No BG yet" may refer to the lack of tile art on the ground of this world in v0.04.
５雪女	5Yuki Onna	５雪女	5Yuki Onna	■05雪女	■05Yuki Onna	Snow World
かまくら１	Igloo1	かまくら１	Igloo1	かまくら１	Igloo1
かまくら２	Igloo2	かまくら２	Igloo2	かまくら２	Igloo2
かまくら３	Igloo3	かまくら３	Igloo3	かまくら３	Igloo3
かまくら４	Igloo4	かまくら４	Igloo4	かまくら４	Igloo4
かまくら５	Igloo5	かまくら５	Igloo5	かまくら５	Igloo5
かまくら６	Igloo6	かまくら６	Igloo6	かまくら６	Igloo6
６髪型（BG未）	6Hair style (No BG yet)	６髪型（BG未）	6Hair style (No BG yet)	■06髪型	■06Hair Style	Mural World. Unlike Dark World this map did not have the parallax background checkbox checked in v0.04 or v0.06.
７自転車（BG未	7Bicycle (No BG yet	７自転車（BG未	7Bicycle (No BG yet	■07自転車	■07Bicycle	Graffiti World. Uses same parallax background as 0.10. "No BG yet" is likely referring to the more simplistic tile art in v0.04 & v0.06.
８目玉腕	8Medamaude	８目玉腕	8Medamaude	■08目玉腕	■08Medamaude	Eyeball World
９小人／太る	9Midget/Fat	９小人／太る	9Midget/Fat	■09小人	■09Midget	Candle World. While the Fatten effect is not in this map in v0.04 & v0.06, a gate that takes you to Hell can be accessed, where you can find the funhouse mirror to obtain the effect.
１０猫耳	10Cat Ears	１０猫耳	10Cat Ears	■10猫耳	■10Cat Ears	Shield-Folk World
１１ネオン（BG未）	11Neon (No BG yet)	１１ネオン（BG未）	11Neon (No BG yet)	■11ネオン	■11Neon	Neon World
１２電燈（BG未）	12Lamp (No BG yet)	１２電燈（BG未）	12Lamp (No BG yet)	■12電燈	■12Lamp	Lamp World in v0.04 & v0.06, Number World in v0.10. v0.04's map is an early version of Lamp World, and Number World did not exist yet.
エンディング	Ending	エンディング	Ending	エンディング	Ending

Map Differences

Madotsuki's Room

Stop riding in the chair?

• The parallax background for Madotsuki's balcony in the real world is determined by sending you to one of two maps. This was changed to a single map that randomly determines the background by v0.10.
• NASU did not exist yet, so there is no game console next to the TV.
• In both the real world and dream world, the TV cannot be turned on. There are no events scripted in it.
• If you roll around in Madotsuki's desk chair in the dream world and try to put it back, the game will ask if you want to stop riding it.
  • This message notably uses three lines of text, which would fit into the 3-line message window that is unused in v0.06 and v0.10.

The Nexus

• The background is a bit more bluish.
• Since there are only 20 effects in v0.04, the effect eggs in the center are arranged a bit differently.

v0.04	v0.06 onward

Forest World

• v0.04 has a purple gate leading to Hell.
• By v0.09, some trees were cleared out, and the gate was changed to take you to Face Carpet Plaza instead.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09/v0.10

Block World

The Severed Head effect's presence on this map is bizarre, considering how the map that contains it in v0.10 is accessible in v0.04.

• The Mafurako NPC is not present. She is found on the Checkered Tile Path instead.
• The Severed Head effect can be found on the lower end of the map.
• There is a purple gate on the higher plane that leads to an event that was removed sometime after v0.06. Mafurako will teleport you to it from the aforementioned Checkered Tile Path. The color of this gate was altered to black & white, along with the destination to White Desert A by v0.09.
• A purple gate can be found on the ground plane that takes you to the Neon Tile Path.
• v0.04 has less block structures than v0.10.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09/v0.10

• The removed event has Madotsuki walk to the right to enter a bed. This triggers switch 138 to have an unavoidable Toriningen chase after you. Getting caught by it places you in the black void of Footprint Path B, where the Goppa creatures reside. Eyeball World's music is used on this map in v0.04.
  • In RPG Maker, this map is under Eyeball World's folder, and is set to use the same music as its parent map, explaining the music choice in this version.

Puddle World

• Two gates instead of one: The pink gate leads to Footprint Path A, and the purple gate leads to Dense Woods A like in v0.10.
• Two Nenrikido NPCs are on the map in v0.04, but they only play their sound effect, and do not teleport Madotsuki to another map.
• The unused torii gate found in the tileset of v0.10 is not present.
• The map is larger in v0.10.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09/0.10

Dark World

• There is no tile art on the ground in v0.04.
• Two gates instead of one: The purple gate leads to Face Carpet Plaza, while the pink gate leads to the Wilderness like in v0.10.
• The Sprit Headband effect is found here in v0.04. In v0.10, the Fleebie NPC that gives the effect is found in Ghost World, a map that did not exist in v0.04.
• The Pissipissini NPCs are not present in v0.04.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09/v0.10

Snow World

• v0.04 has two gates, while v0.10 has none. The pink gate leads to Footprint Path B, and the purple gate takes you to Face Carpet Plaza.
• A seventh igloo that would lead to the Pink Sea is not present yet at this point in development.
• In the map named Igloo3, a lunatic Toriningen was added by v0.09.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09/v0.10

Mural World

• Two gates instead of one: The pink gate leads to the Sewers like in v0.10, and the purple gate leads to Dense Woods A.
• The Poop Hair effect is found in this map in v0.04. In v0.10, it was moved to the storage area of the Underground World, which did not exist yet in v0.04.
• v0.04 has less murals around the map.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09	v0.10

Graffiti World

• The tile layout on the right side is much simpler.
• Two gates instead of just one: The pink gate goes to the Mall, like the elevator in later versions. The purple gate leads to the Neon Tile Path.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09	v0.10

Eyeball World

• In v0.04, the purple gate leads to Mini Hell. By v0.09, this gate was changed into the Severed Blue Head NPC, which takes you to Footprint Path A, where the Henkei Shita reside.
• Later versions added more body parts strewn about the map, including the jumping legs not present in v0.04.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09	v0.10

Candle World

• There is a purple gate that leads to Hell. This would be changed to a striped pyramid that takes you to Checkered Tile Path by v0.09's release.
• A couple pairs of candles near the center of the map were mirrored horizontally in v0.10.
• The candle directly north of the purple gate / pyramid would be shortened in v0.10.
• The NPC that provides the Midget effect only makes a high pitched sound as it runs.

v0.04	v0.06	v0.09	v0.10

Shield-Folk World

• Two gates instead of one: The pink gate takes you to the Static Maze like in v0.10, and the purple gate takes you to Checkered Tile Path.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09/v0.10

Neon World

• The layout is completely different. The map would remain in this style all the way up to v0.09.
• Two gates instead of one: The pink gate leads to Footprint Path 1, and the purple gate brings you to the Guillotine Room.
• Fewer types of neon creatures are present in v0.04.

v0.04	v0.06	v0.09	v0.10

Lamp World

Number World did not exist yet, so Lamp World is accessed from the Nexus.

• The layout is completely different, though like in v0.10, the Lamp effect is still found here.
• Stabbing the Toriningen inside the bed room and getting caught by it will send you to the Guillotine Room.
• The candle near the bloodstain can be stabbed to put out the flame, but does not have any other properties.
• The pink gate leads to the Footprint Path.
• The purple gate leads to the Checkered Tile Path.
• The short lamp takes you to the small area in the Checkered Tile Path where Closet Madotsuki is, like in v0.10.
• The music used is different, and is likely an early version of the Toriningen Beat. It is also used in Face Carpet Plaza.

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09	v0.10

v0.04/v0.06	v0.09/v0.10