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'''Madotsuki''' (窓付き, lit. windowed, pronounced [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:IPA for English|/mɑˈdɒts<small><sup>uː</sup></small>.kiː/]]) is the protagonist of ''Yume Nikki,'' a 2004 32-Bit freeware game created by '''KIKIYAMA''', a mysterious Japanese game designer whose exact identity remains unknown to this day. The goal of the game is to seek out and acquire all 24 "effects" in an effort to transverse Madotsuki's surrealist dreamscape. |
'''Madotsuki''' (窓付き, lit. windowed, pronounced [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:IPA for English|/mɑˈdɒts<small><sup>uː</sup></small>.kiː/]]) is the protagonist of ''Yume Nikki,'' a 2004 32-Bit freeware game created by '''KIKIYAMA''', a mysterious Japanese game designer whose exact identity remains unknown to this day. The goal of the game is to seek out and acquire all 24 "effects" in an effort to transverse Madotsuki's surrealist dreamscape. |
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Made using RPG Maker 2003, ''Yume Nikki'' is regarded as one of the most original applications of the software to this day, seen as the start and inspiration to a vast new genre of games developed using the same software. As a result, Madotsuki has harbored great fame on the Internet and even become a cult icon among certain gaming communities such as 4chan's /v/idya board, partly thanks to her taciturn |
Made using RPG Maker 2003, ''Yume Nikki'' is regarded as one of the most original applications of the software to this day, seen as the start and inspiration to a vast new genre of games developed using the same software. As a result, Madotsuki has harbored great fame on the Internet and even become a cult icon among certain gaming communities such as 4chan's /v/idya board, partly thanks to her taciturn yet endearing appearance, or the fact she's a lonely neet who doesn't shower much like the average /v/irgin. |
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Revision as of 15:16, 28 October 2023
Madotsuki (窓付き, lit. windowed, pronounced /mɑˈdɒtsuː.kiː/) is the protagonist of Yume Nikki, a 2004 32-Bit freeware game created by KIKIYAMA, a mysterious Japanese game designer whose exact identity remains unknown to this day. The goal of the game is to seek out and acquire all 24 "effects" in an effort to transverse Madotsuki's surrealist dreamscape.
Made using RPG Maker 2003, Yume Nikki is regarded as one of the most original applications of the software to this day, seen as the start and inspiration to a vast new genre of games developed using the same software. As a result, Madotsuki has harbored great fame on the Internet and even become a cult icon among certain gaming communities such as 4chan's /v/idya board, partly thanks to her taciturn yet endearing appearance, or the fact she's a lonely neet who doesn't shower much like the average /v/irgin.
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As with virtually everything else in her game, Madotsuki's identity and past life are a mystery. Her most identifying features are her constantly closed eyes, long braids and pink sweater. Although there are many varying interpretations of her character as her dreams are vague and often disturbing and traumatizing in nature, Madotsuki is most commonly described as a hikikomori, being a recluse trying to find a release from her sadness by exploiting her dreams for fun and self-discovery.
While there is no indication of her age given in the game, she is often depicted as a young person and rarely above the age of 18.
Tournament History
Results
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Round 1 | ![]() |
67 - 96 | The Legend of Zelda | ||||||||||||||||
2021 - seed 31 | |||||||||||||||||||
Round 1 | (98) ![]() |
643 - 381 | Fire Emblem | ||||||||||||||||
Round 2 | (34) ![]() |
771 - 464 | Mario Bros | ||||||||||||||||
Round 3 | (2) ![]() |
655 - 557 | Portal | ||||||||||||||||
Round 4 | (15) ![]() |
712 - 420 | Mega Man | ||||||||||||||||
Quarterfinals | (10) ![]() |
828 - 651 | Metal Slug | ||||||||||||||||
Semifinals | (6) ![]() |
743 - 515 | Mega Man | ||||||||||||||||
Finals | (113) ![]() |
556 - 575 | Recettear |