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Mt. Back

Location: Unknown

Details:

In one of Xavier's Moments posts, he mentions getting lost on Mt. Back. When Jeremiah commented that he'd also gotten lost, the protagonist mentioned that many citizens had dealt with the same issue lately.

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The Music: Sunset in Whalefall City

Someone requested I write up the transcription for this specific song (on Reddit, I think?). Sorry it took so long, but it's finally done! Pls enjoy~

For those who learn by ear, I also added a screen recording of the transcription this time 😊

(Also, for the arpeggio, the software automatically interprets it as ascending notes. But the song is supposed to have it as descending notes...)

Sunset In Whalefall City (piano transcription)

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Evol Classes: Esthesia Class

Details:

The Esthesia Evol Class was first mentioned in Xavier's "An Appointment" Tender Moments story. The suffix, "-esthesia" generally refers to sensory input/sensation.

Examples:

Anesthesia: the absence of sensation

Kinesthesia: the perception of body movements and changes in body position

Hyperesthesia: Extreme sensitivity to touch, pain, pressure, and temperature

Based on its meaning, this Evol class could potentially involve enhanced (or diminished?) sensory input. But details have yet to be revealed in-game.

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Cloudpiercer

Location: Skyhaven, "a remote, floating island"

(Idk what about this post got it labeled as "potentially mature content", but okay ig 🤣)

Details:

Cloudpiercer is an attraction located on one of Skyhaven's remote, floating islands and offers visitors the opportunity to fly vintage aircraft. Prior to permitting the usage of their aircraft (all of which are equipped with tracking devices), staff will check the participant's safety gear and ensure the pilot has a pilot's license.

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Faceless Characters: Professor Shaylin

Age: 39, when last seen in 2036; Would be 51 in 2048

Evol: Involves physical enhancement, allowing instantaneous amplification of her strength

Occupation: Archeologist

Workplace: Deepspace Academy

Residence: Unknown

Family:

Son: Chadwick (Missing)

Daughter: Queenie (Missing)

Status: Missing

Appearances List:

World Underneath: Utopian Roamer

Details:

Professor Shaylin was a Research Fellow at the Linkon Archeological Society (2019-2034) and then joined the Deepspace Academy in 2034, where she introduced the groundbreaking academic concept of Protofields. That same year, she joined the Linkon Academy of Sciences and continued her field research on Protofields. She was one of the rare archeologists in Linkon's academic community capable of doing solo expedition missions.

She was the mother of two children (a son named Chadwick and a daughter named Queenie), who both had vanished into a Wanderer's Protofield during the Chronorift Catastrophe of 2034. Throughout her research journal entries, Shaylin frequently expressed a hope that people who appeared to have been killed by Wanderers might still be alive, eternally waiting in a Protofield to be found again. It is inferred that she clung to belief in hopes that her two children were still alive somewhere.

Though her Evol is never specified by name, it involved physical enhancement and allowed instantaneous amplification of her strength. Her journals mentioned her using her Evol to grab stones and hurl them as well as to carry heavy equipment.

Professor Shaylin's research journal entries mentioned regular usage of an unnamed medication for an unspecified reason. When she ran out of this medication during a month-long Protofield expedition, she reported suffering from hallucinations. Folllwing this expedition, she noted her condition had deteriorated, causing her to feel "weaker than before" and unable to embark on new journeys. In 2036, the Institute discovered her use of this medication and advised her to take a leave of absence. During this period of time, Shaylin reported feeling abandoned by the scientific community. Gradually, her medication no longer helped her sleep, lucidity grew rare, and she spent most days in a fog.

Later that year, Professor Shaylin mysteriously disappeared without a trace. According to the final entry in her research journal, she'd encountered a tiny Wanderer on the streets of Linkon City and had subsequently entered its Protofield (where she claimed to have seen her son, Chadwick). Strangely, her personal effects were later found abandoned on a remote mountainside located hundreds of miles away from Linkon City. Following her disappearance, the Deepspace Academy awarded her the Lifetime Achievement Honor Award.

Protofields Research & Research Journal:

Professor Shaylin first discovered Protofields in the Northern forest of Linkon City. When near defeat, Wanderers escape to an alternate space and pursuers can follow them through these rifts to eliminate them permanently. She termed this alternate space "Protofield".

She conducted various Protofield research expeditions from 2034 to 2036. As a result of her 2034 expedition at Polar Glacier #4, she was able to explore the geographical environment of Protofields via Protofield monitors, hazardous life form detectors, and essential survival supplies (to investigate Protofield's human viability). She discovered that everything within a Protofield exists as physical matter, not illusion. She also suspected a positive correlation between the size of the Protofield and the Wanderer's power level.

In her Protofield #1012 expedition, she discovered a Protofield with habitable climate, infrastructure "remarkably similar to real-world settlements, vast expanse extending beyond visible limits, and signs of potential past inhabitation. Previously, Protofields would automatically close within a certain period of time following the Wanderer's death and expell any entrants back to reality. But this particular Protofield didn't expel for a month, allowing her to live there in a portable tent so as to continue her research.

The final Protofield experience she notes in her journal is described as being "instantly transportated to the infinite cosmos" that contained "all of existence". While there, she encountered her son Chadwick, who appeared unchanged despite the passage of time.

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Blossom Escape

Details:

Blossom Escape is a seasonal springtime event in Planet Lab's "Bounce Bounce Planet" game universe. After players update the game and sign up, they can select their blobbu and collect awards delivered to their in-game mail. The event corresponds with Planet Lab's "Offline Gardening Event".

Plot & Gameplay:

Since corrosive creatures have been advancing aggressively and causing significant damage, barren areas are expanding throughout Bounceland/Bounce Planet. Because of this, the seeds created by Veridis Life Research Institute can't root or sprout due to insufficient nutrients. Even sample plants from the greenhouse are struggling to grow.

To resolve this dilemma and return spring to Bounceland, players must repel the corrosive creatures and collect the land's revitalization energy. Once this energy is condensed into Dewdrops of Hope, it serves as a power source for their research in the greenhouse. This research is being done so that the growth seeds they scatter across the land can flourish.

Offline Gardening Event:

The "Offline Gardening Event" (also called "the flower bed event") is an in-person event hosted by Planet Lab. Friends and researchers can join forces to experience the joy of growing flowers and then picking them. Registration for the offline event requires forming a pair. Since there are a limited number of gardening plots available, each is randomly assigned on a "first come, first served" basis via an online lottery system. By completing challenges in the "Blossom Escape" event game, pairs can receive mysterious supplies in real life to help their assigned gardens grow. At the end of the event, participants can take their flowers home.

Each pair receives a starter pack for their gardening, which includes tools, a manual, and flower seeds that are referred to as "Love Seeds". Throughout the event, in-person staff are on-site to support the participants in their projects. Upon completing the event, participants have the option of filling out an event survey.

Interesting Facts:

One of the supplies participants can redeem their Blossom Escape event rewards for is the use of a temporary greenhouse

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"A Day With My Pilot, Ta-ta..."

Genre: Unknown

Release Date: "over a decade" ago, so anytime up to 2038?

Details:

In Caleb's "No-Return Night" memory, the two watch this particular film at a unique theater on Newt's Island. This film is one that Caleb had watched many times (despite 30% of its online reviews being negative lol), is over a decade old, and is part of the "My Pilot" series.

The opening of the film features a "melodious movie song" followed by the slow appearance of the title. In the story, Ta-ta returns to their hometown after many flight and adventures to enjoy a peaceful, heartwarming day. For most of the film, the Ta-ta is said to just bounce around the town with their "rubbery limbs" and play with their friends. The overall plot is described as a "very, very long story where monotonous, repetitive scenes are paired with cryptic background music".

At the end of the film, Ta-ta bids farewell to their life on the ground and soars off towards another adventure as a "gentle, but upbeat ending song" plays.

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Newt's Island

Location: one of Skyhaven's floating islands

Details:

In Caleb's "No-Return Night" memory, the protagonist takes him to Newt's Island to celebrate his birthday. Newt's Island was one of the first recreational floating islands that Skyhaven had built. It's home to a unique "drive-in" style theater for aircraft.

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Random Details: Sky Background Image

Details:

Yes, I should be sleeping 🤫🤫🤫 But loooooook! If you line up all of these sky shots from Caleb's "No-Return Night" memory,...

...you get this gorgeous image! Fr might make this my desktop wallpaper ❤️

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Protocores

Details:

Protocores are usually found in Wanderers and contain a new type of cosmic energy that originates from Deepspace. After years of research, the methods of extracting their energy have become very advanced. Protocore energy is now used in various fields such as electronics, healthcare, space, Hunter Weapons, etc. After undergoing a special process, they can be equipped by Evolvers to improve their combat abilities.

I was trying to avoid this, but there's just soooo many details to cover about Protocores. Especially Aether Cores. So I'll cover more general info here and then do more specified posts for Aether Cores.

Stellactrum Types:

A Protocore's Stellactrum is the spectographic image that reveals the fluctuating properties of Metaflux during combat. This spectographic image is generated by scanning energy waves within a planet's Protofield (done via Protofield Imaging). In combat, using Stellactrum that corresponds with those of the Protofield amplifies its effects twofold. At present, six Stellactrum types have been identified: Emerald, Ruby, Violet, Amber, Sapphire, and Pearl.

Position Classes:

For each Stellactrum, unmodified Protocores are divided into four classes called Position Classes. Each of the classes can be identified by the overall shape/polyhedron it appears in:

α (alpha): Octahedron

β (beta): Cube

γ (gamma): Escher's Solid

δ (delta): Tetrahedron

Energy Value:

The energy value for ordinary Protocores is around 2500 eV, while the energy value of an Aether Core is around 3019.9 eV.

Protocurve:

When displayed as a hologram, Protocores are said to slowly rotate like small planets and are enveloped by orbital lines called Protocurves. Thus far, the game has only given details about one specific Protocurve: the β-Protocurve.

β-Protocurve: These Protocurves are capable of distorting space itself.

Modified Protocores:

In the Main Story, Xavier and the protagonist bring a modified protocore to the Hunter's Association HQ. This particular Protocore (top) was found in No-Hunt Zone No. 7. When displayed in a hologram (bottom), the Protocore was said to rotate slowly like a small planet, enveloped by blue and red Protocurves. The blue line was the Protocore's original Protocurve, while the red line showed it had been modified. This hologram revealed that the Protocurve kept changing, causing the red line to flicker constantly. This particular Protocore had an energy output value of 3019.9 eV. Since this energy output is extremely close to that of an Aether Core, the protagonist concluded that Onychinus must have used an Aether Core to modify it.

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Footage of me infiltrating the Farspace Fleet's ranks just to hype Caleb up on his birthday lol

(Also, our boys are finally back 🥹💜)

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Random Details: Inception?

Details:

In Caleb's 2025 birthday event, the conversation unlocked when crafting "Hovering Gyroscope" mentions a sci-fi movie. The protagonist mentions a "spinning top" in the film that "never stops rotating". Later in the conversation, topics like "[wondering] if they're dreaming" and being "[losing] themselves in a dream" are also mentioned.

Based on these scant bits of information, it seems the film they're alluding to is the 2010 film "Inception" (below). In this film, a thief has the ability to enter a target's dreams and steal secrets from their subconscious.

Over the course of the plot, the main characters find themselves navigating layers of dreams within dreams within dreams. To determine whether they've truly awoken or are still in a dream, the characters use unique totems and analyze their behavior. The main character's unique totem is a spinning top (below).

If the top spun indefinitely, it meant he was still in a dream. If it ultimately stopped spinning, he had fully awoken and was back in reality. At the conclusion of the film, we are shown a spinning top. But the film leaves the viewer on a cliffhanger, never showing if the top ultimately stops.

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"Caring For Flowers: A Guide"

Genre: Educational

Author: Unknown

Details:

In Xavier's "Feverish Attempts" memory story, the two care for flowers at Philo flower shop. While there, the protagonist briefly flips through the book while conversing with Xavier.

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"Psychiatric hospital"

Location: "the outskirts of Linkon City"

Details:

In Xavier's "Feverish Attempts" memory, they visit a psychiatric hospital said to be located in the outskirts of Linkon City. It is described as a white building with a courtyard (features flower beds, gravel paths, and neatly trimmed grass), a backyard (features a swing), and the lobby (features automatic sliding doors and a front desk/receptionist desk).

Interesting Facts:

The hospital has wheelchairs equipped with automatic restraints, which snap out of the armrests to secure a patient's arms if needed.

In order to visit a hospital patient, guests must present their IDs. If a guest is not an immediate family member of the patient they wish to visit, they must provide the hospital staff with an authorization letter.

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Happy birthday, airplane boi! ✈️❤️

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👀 What did he sayyyyy? 👀

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Zoion Hunt

Location: N109 Zone, Charon

Details:

The Zoion Hunt was a triennial event that was hosted in Charon. According to Dimitri, every criminal in the N109 Zone participated, "waiting to hunt down the lost lambs who walk in". Hunt participants became both hunters and prey as they fought for the prize of a gold coin. This coin served as the key to descend beneath Charon Arena and be granted one wish from the Lord of Charon. In the end, the winner was whoever entered the central arena with the coin and remained the last one standing.

According to Sylus, fewer than 30% of the participants are there to win the coin, instead joining solely for the desire to hunt, thirst for bloodshed, craving for domination, or to prove one's loyalty.

The area where the Hunt took place was termed the "killing zone" and was defined by thin orange-red laser barriers. The Hunt's killing zone spanned across eight streets, containing both Charon East and Charon West. At its epicenter was the Charon Arena, located in Charon's central district. Surveillance drones were used to record live footage of the hunt and utilize multi-lens sensors lock onto and then register any person within the killing zone as a Hunt participant.

Above the streets, massive holographic screens glowed neon blue and displayed this live footage of the district in four areas. At the top of the display, rows of names would flicker rapidly. Old ones were erased as new ones appeared in their place. Each change in the rankings marked the end of another life. Viewers of the broadcasted hunt often place bets on participants.

Charon Arena:

The Charon Arena was bathed in the dazzling blue and orange lights that formed the killing zone barriers. The spectator stands were filled with floating holographic screens and a luminous path extended into the central area, where several metallic platforms stood beneath floating crystal structures. At the conclusion of the final Zoion Hunt, the arena was destroyed.

Facts & Rules:

As for the rules of the Hunt, Dimitri described them as "Hunts of the primal variety".

You could use Evol weapons, Protocore weapons, or your own fists. Wanderers are another weapon people use to hunt each other.

Dimitri said that opportunity always being born from danger was "a traditional rule of the Zoion Hunt".

The final stage is said to end quickly, never going beyond six or seven days