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===Nekomata encounter===
===Nekomata encounter===
[[File:Ujinoma Artd.png|thumb|right|200px|A screenshot of Nekomata's bossfight in the game.]]
[[File:Ujinoma Artd.png|thumb|right|200px|A screenshot of Nekomata's bossfight in the game.]]
The Nekomata (or "Cursed Cat") encounter in the game is hinted at through a specific extra content page called Aerv5ci4hhi.html. This page features an image of Yukan no Shonen with hiragana characters that players can use on one of the Yukan no Shonen's pages. Accessing this page unlocks a concealed door leading to a secret encounter with Nekomata. Upon entering this encounter, players find themselves in a white room with a door. Clicking on the door plays a cutscene where the player is interrupted by Nekomata after a few seconds. This interruption seamlessly transitions into a ''Jan Ken Pon'' fight. Once the player successfully defeats Nekomata, Eris emerges from it, revealing the true identity of Nekoshow. After Nekoshow is freed, he provides the player with the key to the previously locked door as a token of gratitude. Clicking on this door redirects the player to the page <code>Wmnoeohkvsioetac.html</code>, which features videos showcasing Nekoshow and other Lomando characters. Nekomata, by definition, refers to a cat featured in Japanese folklore, [[wikipedia:Yōkai|''yōkai'']].
The Nekomata (Cursed Cat) encounter in the game is hinted at on an extra page called Aerv5ci4hhi.html, which features content that did not make the final cut, as well as extra content. This page features an image of Yukan no Shonen with hiragana characters that the player can enter on the Red Number page. Accessing this page unlocks a concealed door leading to a secret encounter with Nekomata. Upon clicking the door, the player is redirected to nsiduehfioqdpso.html, where they find themselves in a white room with two giant locks and a door. Clicking on the door triggers a cutscene where the player is met with Nekomata after a few seconds, which then seamlessly transitions into a Jan Ken Pon fight. Once the player successfully defeats Nekomata, Eris emerges from him, revealing that Nekomata's true identity is Nekoshow. After Nekoshow is freed, he provides the player with the key to the previously locked door as a token of gratitude. Clicking on this door redirects the player to the page Wmnoeohkvsioetac.html, which features videos showcasing Nekoshow and other Lomando characters.


===The Missing Manager's Fanlab===
===The Missing Manager's Fanlab===
[[File:TMMF logo.png|thumb|right|200px|The Missing Manager's Fanlab's official logo.]]
[[File:TMMF logo.png|thumb|right|200px|The Missing Manager's Fanlab's official logo.]]
The Missing Manager's Fanlab, commonly referred to as ''Fanlab,'' served as a companion website that was operational from 2013 until its final update in December 2017. Initially established as a blog platform, it underwent expansion to encompass additional content, some of which eventually integrated into Lomando.com following an [[wikipedia:HTML5|HTML5]] update. Fanlab consisted of four web sections. The Homepage provided users with game updates and references to magazines, while <code>Kouryaku.html</code> contained outdated game walkthroughs. <code>Lsticker.html</code> showcased various LINE sticker sets, and <code>Link.html</code> featured external links and links to the manager's [[X|Twitter]] page. These sections ceased updates around September 2015 to December 2017, marking Fanlab's inactive status.
The Missing Manager's Fanlab (失踪管理人の ふぁんらば, ''Shissou Kanrinin no Fanrabo''), commonly referred to as Fanlab'','' served as a companion website that was operational from 2013 until its final update in December 2017. Initially established as a blog platform, it underwent expansion to encompass additional content, some of which eventually integrated into Lomando.com following an [[wikipedia:HTML5|HTML5]] update. Fanlab consisted of four web sections. The Homepage provided users with game updates and references to magazines, while Kouryaku.html contained outdated game walkthroughs. Lsticker.html showcased various LINE sticker sets, and Link.html featured external links and links to the manager's [[X|Twitter]] page. These sections ceased updates around September 2015 to December 2017, marking Fanlab's inactive status.
 
==Events==
==Events==
===New Year events===
===New Year events===
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*Good fortunes
*Good fortunes
**大吉 (''dai-kichi'', "great blessing"): 年はかなり絶好調かも! ("This year will be a great year!")
**大吉 (''dai-kichi'', "great blessing"): 年はかなり絶好調かも! ("This year will be a great year!")
**吉 (''kichi'', "blessing"): 特に悪いことは起きなそう♪ ("Nothing particularly bad seems to be happening♪")
**吉 (''kichi'', "blessing"): 特に悪いことは起きなそう♪ ("It seems that nothing particularly bad will happen♪")
**中吉 (''chū-kichi'', "middle blessing"): 今年はなかなかいい感じかも♪ ("This year might be pretty good")
**中吉 (''chū-kichi'', "middle blessing"): 今年はなかなかいい感じかも♪ ("This year might be pretty good")
**小吉 (''shō-kichi'', "small blessing"): 今年はそこそこいい感じかも♪ ("This year might be somewhat good♪")
**小吉 (''shō-kichi'', "small blessing"): 今年はそこそこいい感じかも♪ ("This year might be somewhat good♪")
**末吉 (''sue-kichi'', "future blessing"): 何事も前向きに考えれば大丈夫♪ ("Everything will be okay if you think positively♪")
**末吉 (''sue-kichi'', "future blessing"): 何事も前向きに考えれば大丈夫♪ ("Everything will be okay if you think positively♪")
*Bad fortunes
*Bad fortunes
**凶 (''kyō'', "misfortune"): 何かを始める時は慎重にやった方がいいかも… ("When starting something, it might be better to proceed carefully...")
**凶 (''kyō'', "misfortune"): 何かを始める時は慎重にやった方がいいかも… ("When starting something, it might be best to proceed carefully...")
**大凶 (''dai-kyō'', "great misfortune"): The player is met with a series of screamers and then redirected to Main.html.
**大凶 (''dai-kyō'', "great misfortune"): The player is met with a series of screamers and then redirected to Main.html.


Oshowgatsu2015.html and Oshowgatsu2016.html are older versions of the event. In Oshowgatsu2015.html, players encounter Mimi running a ''omikuji'' booth. The player can make a donation in exchange for a fortune, and receiving the 大凶 fortune redirects the player to Fire.html. Below the booth is golden ふぁんしーあいらんど text on a red and white checkered background.  
Oshowgatsu2015.html and Oshowgatsu2016.html are older versions of the event. In Oshowgatsu2015.html, players encounter Mimi running a ''omikuji'' booth. The player can make a donation in exchange for a fortune, and receiving the 大凶 fortune redirects the player to Fire.html, Ice.html, Dia.html, Brain.html, and Jugem.html, a string of screamers. Below the booth is golden ふぁんしーあいらんど text on a red and white checkered background.  


Oshowgatsu2016.html closely resembles the current version of the event. Kimono Mimi is depicted running an ''omikuji'' booth. Similar to Oshowgatsu2015.html, receiving the 大凶 fortune redirects the player to Fire.html. The background of the page features a red and white checkered pattern adorned with three ''[[wikipedia:Kadomatsu|kadomatsu]]''. Below Mimi's booth, golden ふぁんしーあいらんど text links to Main.html.
Oshowgatsu2016.html closely resembles the current version of the event. Kimono Mimi is depicted running an ''omikuji'' booth. Similar to Oshowgatsu2015.html, receiving the 大凶 fortune redirects the player to Fire.html. The background of the page features a red and white checkered pattern adorned with three ''[[wikipedia:Kadomatsu|kadomatsu]]''. Below Mimi's booth, golden ふぁんしーあいらんど text links to Main.html.
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