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|type= Video game website | |type= Video game website | ||
|date= February 12, 2007 (with the first version of ''Lomando.com'' officially launched in early 2011). | |date= February 12, 2007 (with the first version of ''Lomando.com'' officially launched in early 2011). | ||
|publisher= | |publisher= | ||
|platform= ''Lomando.com'' | |platform= ''Lomando.com'' | ||
|alias= Fancy Island | |alias= Fancy Island | ||
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Notably, the fifth button on the first page does not lead the player to any location or outcome. Instead, it triggers the appearance of a ghost woman named [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Yukie]] on the player's screen, accompanied by groaning or moaning audio. Importantly, this encounter does not harm the player or return them to the front page; rather, it results in the removal of the fifth button from the interface. | Notably, the fifth button on the first page does not lead the player to any location or outcome. Instead, it triggers the appearance of a ghost woman named [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Yukie]] on the player's screen, accompanied by groaning or moaning audio. Importantly, this encounter does not harm the player or return them to the front page; rather, it results in the removal of the fifth button from the interface. | ||
====Elizabeth.html==== | ====Elizabeth.html==== | ||
In <code>Elizabeth.html</code>, players are confronted with a mask | In <code>Elizabeth.html</code>, players are confronted with a mask referred to as [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Elizabeth]], grinning with blood oozing from its eyes. This unsettling image is set against a black background, and clicking on the mask displays multiple links represented by various-sized Elizabeths sliding across the screen. These masks are accompanied by a looping laughter sound. Clicking one of the masks redirects to one of six pages, each of which is described below: | ||
====Akeru.html (First mask)==== | ====Akeru.html (First mask)==== | ||
The first mask redirects to <code>Akeru.html</code>,<ref>Akeru (開ける) means "open" in English</ref> the page which presents the player with several lines of mojibake. Every | The first mask redirects to <code>Akeru.html</code>,<ref>Akeru (開ける) means "open" in English</ref> the page which presents the player with several lines of mojibake. Every seven seconds, several dolls known as [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Nihonningyou]] appear in the background, seemingly opening a door that promptly closes after a brief moment. This page contains clickable links within the text, including "薙ｋ縺" located in the middle and "[[Tnihonematumusus.html|縺翫＞・・]]" in the lower right corner. | ||
The first link ("薙ｋ縺") leads to a door puzzle where the player must decipher the correct sequence of Nihonningyou dolls, which change color upon clicking. The correct code is hinted at by a paper shown in Tsrheiansguarlelery.html, a dead-end page in<code>Chaos.html</code>. If the player correctly inputs the sequence, the door opens and redirects to<code>Uozokjonasawuagukob.html</code>.<ref>Older version of this page displayed a red screen with another [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRoTmoBRVJw YouTube video] that acted as a clue to proceed.</ref> | The first link ("薙ｋ縺") leads to a door puzzle where the player must decipher the correct sequence of Nihonningyou dolls, which change color upon clicking. The correct code is hinted at by a paper shown in Tsrheiansguarlelery.html, a dead-end page in<code>Chaos.html</code>. If the player correctly inputs the sequence, the door opens and redirects to<code>Uozokjonasawuagukob.html</code>.<ref>Older version of this page displayed a red screen with another [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRoTmoBRVJw YouTube video] that acted as a clue to proceed.</ref> | ||
The second link ("縺翫＞・・") redirects the player to a [[YouTube]] [[video]]. The video initially displays a static screen briefly before transitioning to a scene featuring a woman known as [[Lomando.com#Borei|Borei]]. She has empty black eyes and a wide mouth, and | The second link ("縺翫＞・・") redirects the player to a [[YouTube]] [[video]]. The video initially displays a static screen briefly before transitioning to a scene featuring a woman known as [[Lomando.com#Borei|Borei]]. She has empty black eyes and a wide mouth, and approaches the screen in a close-up while accompanied by loud footsteps and moans. As the camera pans downward, it reveals a note that provides a clue for finding the other link within the line of text.<ref>"進む為の ヒントその壱 人形の間の 先のページを くまなく 調べて みてね 。 クリック できるポイントが あるかも…". ("Hint for progress: Thoroughly examine the page ahead within the realm of the dolls. There might be clickable points..."</ref> | ||
=====Yukan no Shonen's Jan Ken Pon puzzle===== | =====Yukan no Shonen's Jan Ken Pon puzzle===== | ||
[[File:Jankenpon.png|thumb|right|200px|The options representing a | [[File:Jankenpon.png|thumb|right|200px|The options representing a clenched fist (rock), a peace sign (scissors), and an open hand (paper), are used to complete Yukan no Shonen's game.]] | ||
[[File:Jankenpon formula.png|thumb|right|200px|The formula for Jan Ken Pon shown at the beginning.]] | [[File:Jankenpon formula.png|thumb|right|200px|The formula for Jan Ken Pon shown at the beginning.]] | ||
Accessible through the door from <code>Puzzledoor.html</code>, it redirects to a YouTube video showcasing a ghostly boy named [[Yukan no Shonen]]. In the video, Yukan no Shonen introduces a Japanese version of the game "''[[wikipedia:Rock Paper Scissors|Rock Paper Scissors]]''", known as ''Jan Ken Pon''. After explaining the game, the video depicts Yukan no Shonen dancing and then exclaiming "Jan Ken Pon" as he displays different hand signs for rock, paper, and scissors. Players must memorize this sequence. Immediately following each turn, the video briefly flashes a split-second frame with either a blue background ("WIN") or a red background ("LOSE"), representing Yukan no Shonen's outcome. Additionally, this page provides a link to access the English version of the content. The correct sequence of actions for the game is as follows: scissors, rock, paper, rock, rock, scissors. Once the correct sequence is input | Accessible through the door from <code>Puzzledoor.html</code>, it redirects to a YouTube video showcasing a ghostly boy named [[Yukan no Shonen]]. In the video, Yukan no Shonen introduces a Japanese version of the game "''[[wikipedia:Rock Paper Scissors|Rock Paper Scissors]]''", known as ''Jan Ken Pon''. After explaining the game, the video depicts Yukan no Shonen dancing and then exclaiming "Jan Ken Pon" as he displays different hand signs for rock, paper, and scissors. Players must memorize this sequence. Immediately following each turn, the video briefly flashes a split-second frame with either a blue background ("WIN") or a red background ("LOSE"), representing Yukan no Shonen's outcome. Additionally, this page provides a link to access the English version of the content. The correct sequence of actions for the game is as follows: scissors, rock, paper, rock, rock, scissors. Once the correct sequence is input and the door is clicked, players are directed to <code>Atelierdesu.html.</code> | ||
=====Atelierdesu.html===== | =====Atelierdesu.html===== | ||
[[File:Atelierdesu.png|right|200px|thumb|A screenshot of Atelierdesu.html. Both sides of the screen are clickable, either leading to a shotgun or the shotgun's outline. The player can only choose one as it is a 50/50 chance.]] | [[File:Atelierdesu.png|right|200px|thumb|A screenshot of Atelierdesu.html. Both sides of the screen are clickable, either leading to a shotgun or the shotgun's outline. The player can only choose one as it is a 50/50 chance.]] | ||
