/yn/ - Yume Nikki General

I never thought about this, I wonder if this could have implications for the story of Yume Nikki

Neon world being "Cheerful" and the Snow world being "Sad" are very different from my experiences.

The Neon world feels crowded and over stimulating to me. The Snow world is cheerful and calming, maybe with a hint of melancholy.

Notably, calming/overstimulating can still be seen as opposites in my interpretation

To me, it's:
snow world = asleep
neon world = awake

>>10541
tbh i get the opposite vibes

>>10542
Is it because of their colors?
For me it's:
Snow World:
- mostly still
- winter, nature is asleep
- one of the five beds
- Kamakurako, asleep
- sane (unawakened) Toriningen
Neon World:
- music is much more lively
- most populous (real) world in the game, all of the NPCs are moving around, a lot of movement onscreen

>>10539
>>10541
>>10542
>>10543
op necroposting. whatever are your subjective visions, the opposing worlds are clearly contrasting, even though some have a bit of atmosphere in common.

huh, is it all? opposites seem to me an important cue in understanding yume nikki.
also, 12 is divisible by 2, 3, 4 and 6, so you can group worlds by these numbers (distribute doors evenly).
the triadic worlds are
>number-dark-eyeball
>neon-puddle-graffiti
>shieldfolk-block-mural
>candle-forest-snow
And these word combinations can evoke definite images.
Groups of 4 don't make much sense to me. They are opposites interweaved.
Groups of 6 are
>number-shieldfolk-eyeball-mural-dark-block
>neon-candle-graffiti-snow-puddle-forest
First group themes are mostly surreal and abstract. Second group is relatively closer to reality.

maybe, after all, i'm looking for a law where there simply isn't one.