Only recently started play/fangasm/UboaChan-ingĪnonymous 09/07/11(Sat)19:04 No. I recall the joking of adding (+yume nikki) to the header along with (+rozen maiden).Īfrosada 09/07/11(Sat)18:38 No. For whatever reason, there were Yume Nikki threads in there. 1497 įriend suggested it to me, she knew I liked creepy stuff so I played it and enjoyed it well, despite what I thought I was browsing the Nightmare Fuel page, so At the time, I didn't think I had much of an interest in that sort of thing, but. Why I was on there, or why Yume Nikki caught my interest like that, I don't know. I don't quite remember how, but I believe it was the Nightmare Fuel page. 1496 >I found the game on TvTropes' Nightmare Fuel page, with a video depicting how to find Uboa. Then Indiegames site with article with only an image of Madotsuki in her room.įeenix 09/07/11(Sat)15:29 No. Sadly, I was too slow, and when I started playing it, the fad had already died. even though both discussed it some time ago. 1491 Įither /v/ or /jp/, I don't remember which one exactly. I found the game on TvTropes' Nightmare Fuel page, with a video depicting how to find Uboa.
So, Uboachanners, personal curiosity: how did you find out about Yume Nikki? (and no, "through Internet" is not a valid answer!) Not only did the man fail to receive any gifts from the god, he didn't even retrieve his own axe.File: 1247342199378.jpg -( 62.6 KiB, 750x542) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. When Hermes brought up the golden axe and asked the man if that was the axe he had lost, the greedy man got excited and said that it was the one.
He began chopping some wood and then intentionally let his axe fall into the whirling waters.Īs he was weeping, Hermes appeared and asked him what had happened, and the man said that he had lost his axe.
One of the men was jealous and wanted to do the same thing, so he took his axe and went to the river. The man took the axes and went to tell his friends what had happened. The third time Hermes brought up the axe that the man had lost and when the man recognized his axe, Hermes rewarded the man's honesty by giving all of the axes to him as a gift. A second time, Hermes brought up a silver axe, and again asked the man if this was the axe he had lost but the man said that it was not. When Hermes learned the reason for his sorrow, he brought up a golden axe and asked whether that was the man's axe. The god Hermes finally took pity on the man and appeared before him. The man then sat down on the riverbank and began to weep. A man was chopping wood by a certain river when he dropped his axe and it was carried away by the current.
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