MapleStory

To do: Beta enemy names, objects, maps, unused items, things abandoned after major revamp patches

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MapleStory
Developer: Wizet Publisher: Nexon Co. Ltd. Platform: PC Released in JP: December 3, 2003 Released in US: May 11, 2005 Released in EU: April 12, 2007 Released in KR: April 29, 2003 This game has unused areas. This game has unused enemies. This game has unused music. This game has regional differences.

Grinding, grinding, grinding. The staple of a true Korean RPG, now in multiplayer form! Many secrets are to be found in what is perhaps the most successful free to play game in the world.

Unused Music

File Name	Track	Sound.Wz Data	Notes
Elfwood	noicon	Bgm03/Elfwood	Unclear where it would have been used. Not similar to any other tracks in-game, almost as if it was made by a different composer.
Hana		BgmJP/Hana	Alternate version of the Yume background music used in Showa Town.
WCSelect		BgmUI/WCSelect	Vaguely similar to the track CavaBien used in Henesys. May have been used at the login and/or server select screen in early development.
WhereTheBarlogFrom		Bgm01/WhereTheBarlogFrom	Presumably would have been used in the one of the Balrog boss fights.

Unused NPCs

Mushroom Shrine

These NPCs exist in the data of GMS, and are partially functional, but have yet to make an official appearance outside of the Japanese version where they originated and are now unused there as well.

Npc Name	Pic	Npc.Wz Data	Notes
Perry	200px	9110000	Originally transported players from Kerning City to Mushroom Shrine when it was a JMS exclusive area. Replaced by Spinel when the area was brought to other versions.
Raimu The Warrior	File:9110001.png	9110001	Originally a vendor in Mushroom Shrine. Oddly enough, received an NPC title despite being scrapped long before those were introduced.
Mushroom Statue	File:9110015.png	9110015	Modeled after the Mushroom God the inhabitants of Mushroom Shine worship. Has no dialogue or NPC title, so it is unknown what purpose it would have served.

Removed Map Data

Beta Free Markets

During beta testing, several towns had dedicated free market entrances and rooms for players to trade in, themed after the town they were located in. When the game was officially released, the free market was removed while it underwent a large revamp, with a universal free market entrance eventually appearing in a large number of towns instead of a dedicated one for individual towns. While some of the maps were modified and recycled into the current free market rooms, the original entrance maps were cut and are now completely absent in the game's client, save for string data referencing them. Interestingly enough, a few of these maps were cut before players even got to use them, due to some areas not being officially released at the time, though they are actually fully functional in the beta client.

Map Name	Minimap		Map.Wz Data	Notes
El Nath Free Market			Entrance: 211000110 Rooms: 211000110 - 211000115	Was fully functional in GMS Beta, but off limits to players due to El Nath not being officially released yet. Few players got to see this area due to a glitch with the Happyville event. Entrance map entirely missing in the data of official releases, rooms modified and recycled for present-day FM rooms.
Henesys Free Market			Entrance: 100000110 Rooms: 100000111 - 100000119	Dedicated free market in Henesys was used in GMS Beta. Entrance map entirely missing in the data of official releases, rooms modified and recycled into the present-day FM rooms.
Ludibrium Free Market			Entrance: 220000200 Rooms: 220000201 - 220000209	Was fully functional in GMS Beta, but off limits to players due to Ludibrium not being officially released yet. Entrance map entirely missing in the data of official releases, rooms modified and recycled for present-day FM rooms.
Perion Free Market			Entrance: 102000100 Rooms: 102000101 - 102000109	Dedicated free market in Perion was used in GMS Beta. Entrance map entirely missing in the data of official releases, rooms were heavily revamped (portals were relocated and platform length was changed) and recycled for present-day FM rooms.

Coke Town

In KMS, there was an area dedicated to the Coca-Cola® company, most likely under sponsorship, in an event called CokePLAY. It was initially only accessible to people who used the cash shop, but was eventually made available to all players. It also appeared in JMS for a short amount of time under a promotional campaign. The town never appeared in GMS, but parts of it exist in the data, most notably in monsters and NPCs. There is no map data in GMS aside from a background effect and strings referencing them, which are fully translated.

Maps

Map Name	String.Wz Data
Coke Town	219000000
Coke Town Sundry Goods Shop	219000001
Coke Ski Camp	219010001
Coke ValleyI	219020000
Small Alley	219020001
Coke ValleyII	219020100
Coke ValleyIII	219020200
Coke ValleyIV	219020300
Coke Forest of Coke Golem	219020301

Mobs

Name	Animation	Mob.Wz Data
Coke Pig		9500143
Coke Snail		9500144
Coke Seal		9500145
Play Seal		9500146
Yeti & Coketump		9500147
Igloo Turtle		9500148
Coke Golem		9500149
Ice Golem		9500150
Coke Slime		9500151
Coke Mushroom		9500152
Coketump		9500153
Coketump Lite		9500154

GM Reserved Content

Banning Tool

There's data for a banning tool in the client. This is notable because the game masters have a different client than the players with their own text console for banning and such. However, it is known that this wasn't always the case, so this appears to be a leftover from when GMs accessed the game using the same client as the players.

GM Map

There's a map strictly for GM use in the client. It cannot be accessed by players unless they are brought there by a GM. It is a blank white map that shares its name with the actual town Ellinia. It has 2 invisible ropes as well as platforms. There are two NPCs here named KIN and NimaKIN who act as GM aides. NimaKIN allows players to level up if a GM authorizes it and KIN changes a GM's in-game job to the GM class.

Region-exclusive Content

MapleStory Japan has an exclusive Rock-Paper-Scissors minigame, which is present in the data of other versions and presumably can work, but is not utilized anywhere in-game.