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'''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. | '''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]] developed by Nohito and 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. | 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. | ||
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====Main.html==== | ====Main.html==== | ||
[[File:Dai Kamuro.png|thumb|right|200px|The Ookamuro variant of Main.html.]] | [[File:Dai Kamuro.png|thumb|right|200px|The Ookamuro variant of Main.html.]] | ||
In the page Main.html, players encounter either Ookamuro or three Cursed Dolls, accompanied by an eerie ambiance consisting of growling and moaning sounds. The player is presented with five clickable buttons (or four mirrors) on the first page, which serve as 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]]. | In the page Main.html, players encounter either Ookamuro or three Cursed Dolls, accompanied by an eerie ambiance consisting of growling and moaning sounds. The player is presented with five clickable buttons (or four mirrors) on the first page, which serve 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 in the Ookamuro variant of the 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 a groan. Importantly, this encounter does not harm the player or return them to the front page; rather, it removes the fifth button from the interface. | Notably, the fifth button in the Ookamuro variant of the 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 a groan. Importantly, this encounter does not harm the player or return them to the front page; rather, it removes the fifth button from the interface. | ||
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=== Topd.html === | === Topd.html === | ||
The first version (July 11th, 2013-January 2015) only used Konnichiwa as a screamer, along with a different sound effect. The second version (January 2015-August 14, 2015) was the same as the current version, except it used Kuwagata Oji-san (a two-headed man with stag beetle mandibles protruding out of his bleeding eye sockets) instead of Eris. The screamer involved him rising from the bottom of the page with the same roar and laugh as Pieyama Pie-Man Mk-2, and moving his | The first version (July 11th, 2013-January 2015) only used Konnichiwa as a screamer, along with a different sound effect. The second version (January 2015-August 14, 2015) was the same as the current version, except it used Kuwagata Oji-san (a two-headed man with stag beetle mandibles protruding out of his bleeding eye sockets) instead of Eris. The screamer involved him rising from the bottom of the page with the same roar and laugh as Pieyama Pie-Man Mk-2, and moving his head from side to side on a red background.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=3KD69UAZ6d4&t=801s</ref> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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*The website has an unofficial [[wikipedia:Fandom (website)|FANDOM]] wiki called "Lomando Wiki".<ref>lomando.fandom.com/wiki/Lomando_Wiki</ref> | *The website has an unofficial [[wikipedia:Fandom (website)|FANDOM]] wiki called "Lomando Wiki".<ref>lomando.fandom.com/wiki/Lomando_Wiki</ref> | ||
*Lomando.com was featured on YouTube user ScareTheater's video "Strange Websites - Episode 1".<ref>youtu.be/oofosqln5Q0?t=296 (contains a [[screamer]])</ref> | *Lomando.com was featured on YouTube user ScareTheater's video "Strange Websites - Episode 1".<ref>youtu.be/oofosqln5Q0?t=296 (contains a [[screamer]])</ref> | ||
* | *According to its article on Lomando Wiki, the manager uses [[wikipedia:Adobe Photoshop|Adobe Photoshop]] to create illustrations for the website. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
