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[[File:Lomando Mimi.png|left|20px|link=Lomando.com/Mimi]]'''Lomando.com''', also known as '''Fancy Island''' (Japanese: '''<span title="Fanshī airando" class="explain">ふぁんしーあいらんど</span>'''), is an online horror-puzzle [[Screamer#In video games|video game]] [[website]] hosted on [[wikipedia:Geocities|Geocities]] in early 2011.

The [[game]]'s creation is attributed to an anonymous individual known as Shisso-kanrinin (known online as (Mousoumanager, gentoo-nohito, Nohito, Yukihito (as a character in-game), and "fantasy person"). Made with the [[Adobe Flash]] plugin and incorporating sound effects and music from websites H/MIX GALLERY<ref>hmix.net</ref> and On-Jin,<ref>on-jin.com</ref> the developer drew inspiration from a website called Jigokuhen<ref>jigokuhen.com</ref> (地獄変, 'Hell Screen") and his fascination with occult and horror radio wave sites.<ref>warotopi.shime-saba.com/link.html</ref> Originally designed for Japanese speakers, the game received attention from English and international players, culminating in a full translation of the main page and [[Yukan no Shonen]]'s pages.

Lomando.com appears to be an innocent-looking website that hides its true nature as a horror game. Clicking on the image of Mimi redirects users to Pref.html, where a cautionary warning appears, advising those with heart problems to proceed with caution. To access the game, users must click on Mimi's image at the bottom of Pref.html. Upon clicking, users find themselves on a page featuring a dark door against a black backdrop. Interacting with the door leads to encounters with either Ookamuro,<ref>The [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%A4%A7%E3%81%8B%E3%82%80%E3%82%8D ''ookamuro''] (大かむろ) is a type of ''yōkai'', described as a large head. It makes noises outside of a house, and scares humans when they open the sliding ''[[wikipedia:Shoji|shoji]]'' door to investigate.</ref> a looming, disembodied head, or three Cursed Dolls, accompanied by eerie ambient sounds. In the Ookamuro variant, five clickable white circles appear in the bottom-left corner.  

The backstory of the game unfolds through a series of events, rooted in Yukihito, the creator of Fancy Island, a theme park featuring [[wikipedia:Catgirl|nekomimi]] mascots [[Lomando.com/Mimi|Mimi]], Nyami, and Yomi. The narrative primarily emerges from Yukihito's various diaries, particularly 管理人の手記 (''Kanrinin no Shuki'', "The Manager's Journal") and 死にたい理論 (''Shinitai Riron'', "The Theory of Wanting to Die") where he writes about his descent into depression and contemplation of suicide. Fancy Island finished construction on August 14, 2009, but a virus outbreak on its opening day abruptly led to its closure. While the mystery of the outbreak was not solved, he aimed to reopen the park on September 14th, 2009, but this never came to fruition. Overwhelmed by guilt for causing 17 individuals to be hospitalized, Yukihito withdrew from public life, thoroughly documenting his nightmares and dark thoughts. His mysterious death on April 4th, 2010, added eerie dimensions to his story, with some diary entries alluding to suicide.<ref>Toushinfla.html, which was eventually scrapped, suggests that the manager jumped off a building. However, his diary entries, as well as an old version of Profile.html, allude to suicide by hanging.</ref>

In the page accessed through Main.html, players encounter Ookamuro, accompanied by an eerie ambiance consisting of growling and moaning sounds. The player is presented with five clickable buttons on the first page, which serves as a means of progressing through the game. These buttons can lead the player either to dead-end paths or provide them with codes necessary for solving puzzles on subsequent pages. The buttons redirect to different pages within the game, including [[Lomando.com#Elizabeth.html|Elizabeth.html]], [[Lomando.com#Chaos.html|Chaos.html]], [[Lomando.com#Heven.html|Heven.html]], and [[Lomando.com#Eden.html|Eden.html]].  

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 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 removes the fifth button from the interface.

In the next room, two interactable exits can be seen, positioned on either side of the hanging body of the researcher<ref>twitter.com/fancy_island/status/1635995760696369152</ref><ref>lomando.com/aerv5ci4hhie.html (2. Cassette player)</ref> at the center of the room. The area is infested with maggots, crawling over the corpse and on the ground. The walls serve as a canvas for various drawings, such as a drawing resembling a [[wikipedia:Lycoris_radiata|red spider lily]],<ref>In Japan, the red spider lily, known as ''higanbana'' (彼岸花, "flower of  ''[[wikipedia:Higan|higan]]''"), is associated with death and the afterlife.</ref> Purapura, and Tomato Onna, as well as various Japanese phrases written in blood.<ref>The complete artwork on the wall is featured in the game's bonus content [[Lomando.com#Extra content page|Aerv5ci4hhi.html]].</ref> Choosing the right-hand door guides players to Ikiammadem.html. Alternatively, clicking on the left door reveals an entrance controlled by a dial mechanism, which requires a specific code for entry. Inputting the code 肆壱弐伍伍玖,<ref>Translates to 412559. The kanji numbers used here are commonly used in formal or financial contexts, such as on legal documents or financial statements.</ref> As previously hinted in 7diackii2.html, unlocks the left door, leading the player to Cfoaansctyer.html.<ref>Unscrambling the letters in Cfoaansctyer results in the phrase "Fancy Coaster."</ref>

In Maamokeznefg.html, players find themselves in a room with two displayed paintings. Clicking on the painting depicting a red monster composed entirely of eyes (referred to as Eyedaddy) redirects players to Emyeeddaamday.html. Alternatively, selecting the painting featuring Ichimatsuko guides players to Pdaieolyaam.html.

On the page S2st66usam7obe.html, players encounter a shaking Ichimatsuko against a black background. Clicking on it causes it to flee, returning players to the row of Ichimatsukos. In this instance, a cutscene unfolds as two Ichimatsukos merge into a larger entity. Players then engage in a boss fight against the larger Ichimatsuko, which moves along the screen's edges. Players can inflict damage on Ichimatsuko by clicking on it. A heart icon provides healing to the larger Ichimatsuko when hovered over, tracking its movement. Throughout the game, Pieyama MK-2 appears at various points, hindering progress. Clicking on Pieyama MK-2 shatters the "screen," allowing players to continue. The player's objective is to defeat Ichimatsuko before time runs out. Success results in Ichimatsuko shattering and exploding as the screen fades to white, redirecting players to Maamomj3upftsk.html. However, failing to defeat Ichimatsuko in time redirects players to a similar sequence of startling images, as encountered previously with Kageboshi.

After advancing from Maamomj3upftsk.html, the player returns to a room similar to ''Maamolqgep2sp.html'' but in a different page (Maamomj3upftsk.html). The only interactive element on this page is the door, leading to a unique boss battle against the game's main antagonist Pieyama God. Players need to defeat three floating dark purple eyes (referred to in the game as Guardi-eyes) to weaken and damage the Pieyama God. After taking down all the Guardi-eyes, the Pieyama God lowers its head, revealing a weak point that players can target precisely with the Magic Sword. Failing to defeat the Guardi-eyes quickly triggers three different attacks; one of these attacks, in particular, is the Forced warp, which requires players to rapidly click a button that appears before a timer runs out. Failing to do so redirects them to Main.html. Notably, every time players hit a Guardi-eye or the exposed weak point of the Pieyama God, they gradually build up a special skill called "SKILL." Using this skill allows players to unleash a powerful move called the "Magic Sword slash", which eliminates any remaining Guardi-eyes and causes massive damage to Pieyama God. After successfully defeating the main antagonist, a path to the game's end becomes available. By clicking on the door at the end of this path, players are taken to [[Lomando.com#Twinklegallery.html|Twinklegallery.html]], where they are taken to a passcode containing a slider, two eyes that alternate colors when clicked, and numbers as Japanese characters from Ujinoma.html.

*'''Left door''': Clicking the left door redirects the player to Aguodiernihs.html,<ref>The reversed Japanese name of the page (心霊動画, ''shinrei douga'') translates to "spirit video."</ref> presenting a fake YouTube video titled カメラが捉えた恐怖の心霊映像 (''Kamera ga toraeta kyōfu no shinrei eizō'', "Terrifying Supernatural Footage Caught on Camera"). Within this video interface, the player is restricted from interacting with other buttons, leaving the sole option of clicking the YouTube play button. Upon doing so, a 20-second video of a train is displayed, featuring an appearance by J-ker after 3 seconds. Subsequently, J-ker attempts to break through the screen, successfully doing so as the video concludes at 7 seconds, resulting in a close-up of her face as a [[screamer]].

Oiaaeptoiympe.html<ref>The unscrambled name of the page reveals "To Pieyama Pieo."</ref> features an entrance designed with a clown wearing a cape and fedora is featured. To progress, the player interacts with the left keypad and enters the correct code (→←↓↓↑). Entering an incorrect code or clicking the cape without entering the code prompts a return; clicking it five times triggers [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Dorodoro]] to appear. Upon entering the correct code, illuminated arrows and a blue top section appear, rendering the keypad unresponsive. Clicking the cape opens the entrance to Pieyama.html.

Pieyama.html presents a small white dot and upon clicking it, a [[wikipedia:Google Chrome|Google Chrome]] window appears, featuring a red background and black text. Attempting to close this window by exiting makes the same Chrome tab reappear with different text (in a similar fashion to that of [[Akai Heya Complete Version#Background|Red Room]] [[creepypasta]]). This cycle repeats four times, culminating in the sudden appearance of [[Lomando.com#Pieyama Pie-Man|Pieyama Pie-Man]], who appears along with the traditional Lomando scream.

The game then transitions into a Jan Ken Pon fight with Pieyama Pie-Man. Both the player and Pieyama Pie-Man start with 100 HP and have access to three attacks, each inflicting 20 damage. Should both parties choose the same attack, a pair of eyes named [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Aikokun]] appears, dealing 20 damage to both Pieyama Pie-Man and the player. A victorious outcome for the player leads to the disappearance of Pieyama Pie-Man, unveiling a door behind him. Clicking this door triggers a screamer from [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Yukie]], followed by a piece of paper displaying a code for use in Hokora1.html.

Curse.html presents a black background featuring a TV screen displaying static. Interacting with the TV triggers [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Purapura]]'s alert screen, accompanied by a loud beeping sound. The alert screen contains her sprite and inverted Japanese text.<ref>

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Clicking on Purapura's face changes where repeated clicks progressively distort her image. The distortion transforms the image from its normal color palette to monochromatic and eventually to red, representing the most distorted state. Upon reaching 20 clicks, players are redirected to a black screen. Here, an unidentified entity engages with the player in Japanese dialogue:

Clicking on these doors reveals identical versions of the room. However, clicking on them again triggers the appearance of Dai kuchisake-on'na, a pale woman, in a close-up view accompanied by a loud scream. Players can eliminate her by clicking on her with their weapon, allowing them to continue. Upon opening the second door, a row of dolls is revealed, redirecting to Ningyounoma.html.

[[File:Nyanyanyanyahn.png|thumb|240px|A fake [[YouTube]] embed interface as seen in Nyanyanyanyahn.html]]

In the Japanese version of the page, the player must decipher a code by arranging [[wikipedia:hiragana|hiragana]] characters to form the phrase あなたのうしろにいる (''anata no ushiro ni iru'', "I'm behind you") and then click 'answer' in the bar below the video. This reveals a door, allowing players to continue. In the English version of the page, the player must type in red numbers corresponding to the playing cards depicted on the screen.  

Onomureiminem.html presents players with a background that may induce trypophobia, featuring what appears to be rolling eyes. Clicking on the door triggers the appearance of Futeki na Emi no Onna, accompanied by a loud scream. Unless players had clicked on or 'popped' all of the eyes, revealing another hidden door behind it, which redirects them to Mituqituqne.html.

:*Activate the light switch to change the page's appearance to a grainy, white background, and Kageboshi makes an entrance. To avoid Kageboshi's attack, rapidly click the now-blackened switch within two seconds. If the player fails, they will be redirected to [[Lomando.com#Miscellaneous pages|Topd.html]].

:*There's an additional feature in this mode: clicking the left light switch reveals a disembodied head (named [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Kubi kushi]]) swinging and eerie laughter, which can be stopped by clicking the switch again.

In Heven.html, players encounter a challenging maze with very narrow spaces (similar to that of [[Steady Hand]] and [[Jeremy Winterrowd]]'s [[The Maze]]). A single misstep, where the cursor touches the black maze walls, changes the background into red and the player is forced to start again. Furthermore, even if the maze is successfully navigated, it culminates in a silent screamer by Namakubi no Onna.

In Iamonnenuohs.html, he instructs viewers to type specific hiragana characters while dancing and provides a response for correct input. Similarly, in Ieamonnnegnuohs12.html, players decode hidden codes within a fast-paced card game, and entering the correct sequence allows them to progress in the challenge. Previously, he was featured in the old version of Twinklegallery.html, where he offered access to an extra page upon locating a phone and following specific steps. In [[Deep Fancy Island]], he appears in a pixel art form in Deepdotsboy.html, providing the player with codes and redirections to other areas.  

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During Christmas 2014, Lomando.com introduced Merryxmas.html, a webpage featuring [[wikipedia:Santa Claus|Santa Claus]] in a snowy setting, offering the player a gift. When the player clicked on this gift, the page turned shadowy and monochrome and triggered a screamer remix of "[[wikipedia:Jingle Bells|Jingle Bells]]." Following this, the text "Merry Christmas" appeared, after which the page went black and redirected the player to [[Lomando.com#Main.html|Main.html]].  

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[[File:2arcfancymain.png|thumb|200px|A screenshot of 2arcfancymain.html, featuring Mitsumeru Onna in a red background with repeated Japanese text that reads ごめんなさい (''gomennasai'', "I'm sorry").]]2arcfancymain.html was a component of the now-removed "Fancy Island Classic" series, representing an early version of [[Lomando.com#Main.html|Main.html]]. Upon entering 2arcfancymain.html, players encountered Mitsumeru Onna on a red background. Four black squares were displayed:

*As of editing, this is currently the [[Special:LongPages|<b>longest</b>]] game-related page on this wiki, with having {{PAGESIZE:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|R}} bytes as of the current revision.

*Lomando.com has various merchandise on [[wikipedia:Line_(software)|LINE]] and ClubT:  

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