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To progress, players must decipher a code by arranging ''[[wikipedia:hiragana|hiragana]]'' characters to form the phrase "あなたのうしろにいる" (<code>I'm behind you</code>) and then click 'answer' in the bar below the video. This reveals a door, allowing players to continue. An English edition of this page presents a different puzzle, requiring players to type the red numbers in the order corresponding to solitaire cards on the page. | To progress, players must decipher a code by arranging ''[[wikipedia:hiragana|hiragana]]'' characters to form the phrase "あなたのうしろにいる" (<code>I'm behind you</code>) and then click 'answer' in the bar below the video. This reveals a door, allowing players to continue. An English edition of this page presents a different puzzle, requiring players to type the red numbers in the order corresponding to solitaire cards on the page. | ||
======Onomureiminem.html====== | ======Onomureiminem.html====== | ||
Both pages lead to the next one, <code>Onomureiminem.html</code>, except for | Both pages lead to the next one, <code>Onomureiminem.html</code>, except for completing the Hiragana character puzzle. In that case, [[Dorodoro]] appears as a woman with half of her face exposed and a bulging eye. However, this occurrence doesn't result in the player's death but provides access to another clickable door, allowing progression to the aforementioned page. <code>Onomureiminem.html</code> presents players with a background that may induce trypophobia, featuring what appears to be rolling eyes. Clicking on the door triggers the appearance of [[Futeki na Emi no Onna]], accompanied by a loud scream. Unless players had clicked on or 'popped' all of the eyes, revealing another hidden door behind it, which redirects them to <code>Mituqituqne.html</code>. | ||
<code>Mituqituqne.html</code> introduces players to wobbling green heads of a creature called [[PuchiPuchi]]. In this stage, players must click on these heads to 'pop' them. Upon doing so, the heads emit a deep cry for 'help' and reappear in their positions. Successfully popping all the heads before they reappear leads to a door redirecting players to <code>Priclu.html</code>. | <code>Mituqituqne.html</code> introduces players to wobbling green heads of a creature called [[PuchiPuchi]]. In this stage, players must click on these heads to 'pop' them. Upon doing so, the heads emit a deep cry for 'help' and reappear in their positions. Successfully popping all the heads before they reappear leads to a door redirecting players to <code>Priclu.html</code>. | ||
<code>Priclu.html</code> features two prominently featured long-haired women with separated eyes known as [[Oshirois]]. Between these women, a small door is visible. Clicking on this door for the first time causes a head to fall | <code>Priclu.html</code> features two prominently featured long-haired women with separated eyes known as [[Oshirois]]. Between these women, a small door is visible. Clicking on this door for the first time causes a head to fall, and clicking on it a second time leads to another page, <code>Tobiras.html</code>. This page features a background with rapidly changing, vivid images of various places and objects, centered around a door that redirects to a branching page, <code>Tokonoma.html</code>. Interestingly, clicking the door may lead to different outcomes, including a [[Purapura]] alert screen, an appearance of [[Konkon-san]], or the final part of the <code>[[Lomando.com#Nikki.html|Nikki.html]]</code> diary. In this last scenario, a distorted face known as [[Mandoreiku]] abruptly appears, accompanied by a loud scream. | ||
======Tokonoma.html====== | ======Tokonoma.html====== | ||
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======Totptbpuiouiss.html====== | ======Totptbpuiouiss.html====== | ||
[[File:IDKw.png|thumb|right|200px|After popping all the red Puchipuchi, the player is confronted by Mother Puchipuchi in the form of Jan Ken Pon fight.]] | [[File:IDKw.png|thumb|right|200px|After popping all the red Puchipuchi, the player is confronted by Mother Puchipuchi in the form of Jan Ken Pon fight.]] | ||
In <code>Totptbpuiouiss.html</code>, players encounter a page resembling <code>Oiaaeptoiympe.html</code>. The key difference is that the door redirects to <code>Pieyama.html</code> instead, although the same code can be used on both entrances. This clown page redirects to a different page, another PuchiPuchi challenge where players must click on the red PuchiPuchi's quickly before they start appearing. | In <code>Totptbpuiouiss.html</code>, players encounter a page resembling <code>Oiaaeptoiympe.html</code>. The key difference is that the door redirects to <code>Pieyama.html</code> instead, although the same code can be used on both entrances. This clown page redirects to a different page, another PuchiPuchi challenge where players must click on the red PuchiPuchi's quickly before they start appearing. Completing this challenge leads to another page, <code>Tn89alpnos6iop.html</code>. | ||
In <code>Tn89alpnos6iop.html</code>, players confront a Jan Ken Pon fight with Mother Puchipuchi. During each turn, the player sustains a low amount of damage from the 'poison' present on the page. If the player and Mother Puchipuchi tie in the fight, [[Aikokun]] appears and inflicts 20 damage to both parties. Winning the | In <code>Tn89alpnos6iop.html</code>, players confront a Jan Ken Pon fight with Mother Puchipuchi. During each turn, the player sustains a low amount of damage from the 'poison' present on the page. If the player and Mother Puchipuchi tie in the fight, [[Aikokun]] appears and inflicts 20 damage to both parties. Winning the battle reveals a door. Clicking it leads to a pitch-black room with a [[screamer]] from Yukie, followed by a note displaying half of the eye code used in <code>Hokora1.html</code>. | ||
===Heven.html=== | ===Heven.html=== | ||
In <code>Heven.html</code>, players encounter a challenging maze with very narrow spaces (similar to that of [[Jeremy Winterrowd]]'s [[The Maze]]). A single misstep, where the cursor touches the black maze walls, changes the background into red and the player is forced to start again. Furthermore, even if the maze is successfully navigated, it culminates in a silent [[screamer]] by [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Namakubi no Onna]]. | In <code>Heven.html</code>, players encounter a challenging maze with very narrow spaces (similar to that of [[Steady Hand]] and [[Jeremy Winterrowd]]'s [[The Maze]]). A single misstep, where the cursor touches the black maze walls, changes the background into red and the player is forced to start again. Furthermore, even if the maze is successfully navigated, it culminates in a silent [[screamer]] by [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Namakubi no Onna]]. | ||
===Eden.html=== | ===Eden.html=== | ||
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In <code>Edeuenatseurre.html</code>, players encounter a door surrounded by eight chests. Choosing one of the eight chests prompts a distorted ghostly woman named Psychedelic to approach the player. Selecting the incorrect chests three times in a row results in a game over. However, finding the correct chest rewards the player with the [[Lomando.com#Items|Treasure Key]], allowing access through a door to <code>Paradisky.html</code>. | In <code>Edeuenatseurre.html</code>, players encounter a door surrounded by eight chests. Choosing one of the eight chests prompts a distorted ghostly woman named Psychedelic to approach the player. Selecting the incorrect chests three times in a row results in a game over. However, finding the correct chest rewards the player with the [[Lomando.com#Items|Treasure Key]], allowing access through a door to <code>Paradisky.html</code>. | ||
<code>Ederkauizraatbsouu.html</code> presents players with a grey-colored maze (similar to that of [[The Maze]] by [[Jeremy Winterrowd]]), where they must guide their dot along a narrow path, requiring precise movement. At the end of the maze, a door is visible. Failure to reach the door results in a screamer from [[Elusive]]. Attempting to cheat by clicking the door before the maze fully loads leads to a screamer by [[Eris]]. Successfully reaching the door, however, allows players to progress to <code>Paradisky.html</code>, which is also accessible through the other door mentioned. | <code>Ederkauizraatbsouu.html</code> presents players with a grey-colored maze (similar to that of [[Steady Hand]] and [[The Maze]] by [[Jeremy Winterrowd]]), where they must guide their dot along a narrow path, requiring precise movement. At the end of the maze, a door is visible. Failure to reach the door results in a screamer from [[Elusive]]. Attempting to cheat by clicking the door before the maze fully loads leads to a screamer by [[Eris]]. Successfully reaching the door, however, allows players to progress to <code>Paradisky.html</code>, which is also accessible through the other door mentioned. | ||
In <code>Paradisky.html</code>, players are presented with a choice between two clickable doors. The right door reveals a skinned corpse named "[[Doemon]]" in what appears to be a large closet. After a few seconds, [[Ima Socchi]] appears from above with a loud laugh, redirecting players to the main page. If the player chooses the left door, they will find a piece of code inside, displaying the text "2648" written in blood. This code is necessary for another page, <code>Box.html</code>. | In <code>Paradisky.html</code>, players are presented with a choice between two clickable doors. The right door reveals a skinned corpse named "[[Doemon]]" in what appears to be a large closet. After a few seconds, [[Ima Socchi]] appears from above with a loud laugh, redirecting players to the main page. If the player chooses the left door, they will find a piece of code inside, displaying the text "2648" written in blood. This code is necessary for another page, <code>Box.html</code>. | ||
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===Topd.html=== | ===Topd.html=== | ||
[[File:Topd ad.png|thumb|right|150px|An image of the fake advertisement only used in Topd.html.]] | [[File:Topd ad.png|thumb|right|150px|An image of the fake advertisement only used in Topd.html.]] | ||
''Topd.html'' serves as a post-mortem destination for players in the [[game]]. In contrast to the original main page, "Topd.html" lacks most interactable buttons and prominently features a static fake advertisement that remains still across refreshes. Any attempts at interaction beyond the advertisement prompt [[screamer]] sequences, including sudden appearances of Eris, [[Yamiuchi Ji]] crashing the screen, or [[Konnichiwa]] falling from the screen's top. These events immediately redirect players to [[Lomando.com#Main.html|Main.html]]. | ''Topd.html'' serves as a post-mortem destination for players in the [[game]]. In contrast to the original main page, "Topd.html" lacks the most interactable buttons and prominently features a static fake advertisement that remains still across refreshes. Any attempts at interaction beyond the advertisement prompt [[screamer]] sequences, including sudden appearances of Eris, [[Yamiuchi Ji]] crashing the screen, or [[Konnichiwa]] falling from the screen's top. These events immediately redirect players to [[Lomando.com#Main.html|Main.html]]. | ||
Interestingly, players have the option to click on the fake advertisement. Clicking it results in image shaking and punch sound effects. Repeated clicks progressively destroy the advertisement until it completely disappears. Behind the now-vanished advertisement, players encounter a pair of eyes, referred to as [[Adogosu]], peeking through | Interestingly, players have the option to click on the fake advertisement. Clicking it results in image shaking and punch sound effects. Repeated clicks progressively destroy the advertisement until it completely disappears. Behind the now-vanished advertisement, players encounter a pair of eyes, referred to as [[Adogosu]], peeking through space, accompanied by unsettling laughter, before ultimately being redirected to Main.html. | ||
===Bonus pages=== | ===Bonus pages=== | ||
<code>Al3iboujt28one.html</code> was a bonus page accessible via the old version of <code>Twinklegallery.html</code>. Within this page, players find themselves in a blue room designed with a visible door named <code>LIBRARY</code>, a puzzle, and a lever. To advance in the game, players must decipher the puzzle using the code "4181" and then pull the lever, granting them passage through the mysterious door. Beyond this door lies a corridor from "<code>Shoko.html</code>," with books on the left being clickable. Clicking these books leads to a variety of external links, including the manager's [[wikipedia:Pixiv| | <code>Al3iboujt28one.html</code> was a bonus page accessible via the old version of <code>Twinklegallery.html</code>. Within this page, players find themselves in a blue room designed with a visible door named <code>LIBRARY</code>, a puzzle, and a lever. To advance in the game, players must decipher the puzzle using the code "4181" and then pull the lever, granting them passage through the mysterious door. Beyond this door lies a corridor from "<code>Shoko.html</code>," with books on the left being clickable. Clicking these books leads to a variety of external links, including the manager's [[wikipedia:Pixiv|Pixiv]] and [[YouTube]] account, "<code>Theory.html</code>," and the [[Lomando Fanlab]] page. | ||
<code>Puzzleandfancy.html</code> was previously accessible through a link found in <code>Aerv5ci4hhi.html</code>. This page presented users with a stone piece that, when clicked, begins a skull slider puzzle. Successful completion of this puzzle triggered the message "<code>CLEAR</code>" and played an unlocking sound effect. | <code>Puzzleandfancy.html</code> was previously accessible through a link found in <code>Aerv5ci4hhi.html</code>. This page presented users with a stone piece that, when clicked, begins a skull slider puzzle. Successful completion of this puzzle triggered the message "<code>CLEAR</code>" and played an unlocking sound effect. | ||
<code>Thep6.html</code> was accessible from the older versions of <code>Theory.html</code>. It showcased an image of a black book titled "<code>Shinitai Riron</code>" accompanied by an explanatory text. Over time, this page was deemed redundant as its content largely overlapped with that of <code>Nikki.html</code>. Interestingly, the black book originally featured content from the manager's old diaries, particularly an entry from the "<code>Shinitai Riron</code>" journal. However, this content was eventually replaced with an archive. Partial excerpts from the notes were previously shared on [[X|Twitter]], with the complete note and diary reemerging on November | <code>Thep6.html</code> was accessible from the older versions of <code>Theory.html</code>. It showcased an image of a black book titled "<code>Shinitai Riron</code>" accompanied by an explanatory text. Over time, this page was deemed redundant as its content largely overlapped with that of <code>Nikki.html</code>. Interestingly, the black book originally featured content from the manager's old diaries, particularly an entry from the "<code>Shinitai Riron</code>" journal. However, this content was eventually replaced with an archive. Partial excerpts from the notes were previously shared on [[X|Twitter]], with the complete note and diary reemerging on November 27, 2014, the day of the diary's removal. | ||
<code>Toushinfla.html</code> was a page that featured an image of the "creator" positioned atop a tall building, overlooking a street with passing cars. Clicking on the sidewalk resulted in the character jumping off and the page turns black. The page is supposed to connect with the plot of the story. | <code>Toushinfla.html</code> was a page that featured an image of the "creator" positioned atop a tall building, overlooking a street with passing cars. Clicking on the sidewalk resulted in the character jumping off and the page turns black. The page is supposed to connect with the plot of the story. | ||
===Extra content page=== | ===Extra content page=== | ||
[[File:Nekomata.png|thumb|right|The graffiti from Ujinoma.html.]] | [[File:Nekomata.png|thumb|right|The graffiti from Ujinoma.html.]] | ||
<code>Aerv5ci4hhi.html</code> serves as the official extra page and concluding element of the website. This page primarily serves as a repository for content that didn't make it into the final version of the game. Well, it does | <code>Aerv5ci4hhi.html</code> serves as the official extra page and concluding element of the website. This page primarily serves as a repository for content that didn't make it into the final version of the game. Well, it does include something several noteworthy: | ||
*A cassette tape that reveals the complete message from the researcher. | *A cassette tape that reveals the complete message from the researcher. | ||
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===The Missing Manager's Fanlab=== | ===The Missing Manager's Fanlab=== | ||
[[File:TMMF logo.png|thumb|right|200px|The Missing Manager's Fanlab's official logo.]] | [[File:TMMF logo.png|thumb|right|200px|The Missing Manager's Fanlab's official logo.]] | ||
The Missing Manager's Fanlab, commonly referred to as ''Fanlab,'' served as a companion website that was operational from 2013 until its final update in December 2017. Initially established as a blog platform, it underwent expansion to encompass additional content, some of which eventually integrated into Lomando.com following an [[wikipedia:HTML5| | The Missing Manager's Fanlab, commonly referred to as ''Fanlab,'' served as a companion website that was operational from 2013 until its final update in December 2017. Initially established as a blog platform, it underwent expansion to encompass additional content, some of which eventually integrated into Lomando.com following an [[wikipedia:HTML5|HTML5]] update. Fanlab consisted of four web sections. The Homepage provided users with game updates and references to magazines, while <code>Kouryaku.html</code> contained outdated game walkthroughs. <code>Lsticker.html</code> showcased various LINE sticker sets, and <code>Link.html</code> featured external links and links to the manager's ''[[X|Twitter]]'' page. These sections ceased updates around September 2015 to December 2017, marking Fanlab's inactive status. | ||
==Events== | ==Events== | ||
===New Year events=== | ===New Year events=== | ||
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If the player receives good luck (white paper), there are no changes, and they can attempt the fortune again. However, in the case of bad luck (black paper), a slideshow of screamers will appear. In an alternate version of this event, if Yukatan is absent, Mimi will guide the user to drop a coin into the donation box upon encountering a white paper with unique letters. If the user tries this again and receives a black paper, the screen darkens, followed by a slideshow of screamers through <code>Fire.html</code>. | If the player receives good luck (white paper), there are no changes, and they can attempt the fortune again. However, in the case of bad luck (black paper), a slideshow of screamers will appear. In an alternate version of this event, if Yukatan is absent, Mimi will guide the user to drop a coin into the donation box upon encountering a white paper with unique letters. If the user tries this again and receives a black paper, the screen darkens, followed by a slideshow of screamers through <code>Fire.html</code>. | ||
<code>Oshowgatsu2015.html</code> and its more recent counterpart, <code>Oshowgatsu2016.html</code>, represent earlier versions of the current New Year's page. In <code>Oshowgatsu2015.html</code>, players encounter Mimi within a fortune booth against a white background. Here, users can | <code>Oshowgatsu2015.html</code> and its more recent counterpart, <code>Oshowgatsu2016.html</code>, represent earlier versions of the current New Year's page. In <code>Oshowgatsu2015.html</code>, players encounter Mimi within a fortune booth against a white background. Here, users can donate in exchange for a fortune, and receiving the "Large Curse" fortune leads to an immediate redirection to the <code>Fire.html</code> page. Below Mimi's booth, banners reminiscent of the old main menu are displayed, featuring a red and white pattern and golden "ふぁんしーあいらんど" text. Clicking on these banners redirects users to the [[Lomando.com#Main.html|Main.html]] page. | ||
Alternatively, <code>Oshowgatsu2016.html</code> represents the newest-like change, building upon the foundation laid by its predecessor. In this version, Kimono Mimi is depicted slightly above a fortune box, equipped with a tool for dispensing fortunes upon receiving visitors' coins. As with the earlier version, encountering the "Large Curse" fortune triggers a redirection to the <code>Fire.html</code> page. The background of the page features a red and white pattern designed with three traditional ''[[wikipedia:kadomatsu|kadomatsu]]''. Below Mimi's booth, a logo for "Fancy Island" provides a link to <code>Main.html</code>, while another link directs players to <code>Index.html</code>. | Alternatively, <code>Oshowgatsu2016.html</code> represents the newest-like change, building upon the foundation laid by its predecessor. In this version, Kimono Mimi is depicted slightly above a fortune box, equipped with a tool for dispensing fortunes upon receiving visitors' coins. As with the earlier version, encountering the "Large Curse" fortune triggers a redirection to the <code>Fire.html</code> page. The background of the page features a red and white pattern designed with three traditional ''[[wikipedia:kadomatsu|kadomatsu]]''. Below Mimi's booth, a logo for "Fancy Island" provides a link to <code>Main.html</code>, while another link directs players to <code>Index.html</code>. | ||
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*<code>2arcfancymain.html</code> was a component of the now-removed "arc" series, representing an early version of [[Lomando.com#Main.html|Main.html]]. Upon entering ''2arcfancymain.html'', players encountered [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Mitsumeru Onna]] in a red background. Four black squares were displayed: | *<code>2arcfancymain.html</code> was a component of the now-removed "arc" series, representing an early version of [[Lomando.com#Main.html|Main.html]]. Upon entering ''2arcfancymain.html'', players encountered [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Mitsumeru Onna]] in a red background. Four black squares were displayed: | ||
:*First Square: Redirected to <code>3arcsemaru.html</code>, featuring a jumpscare. | :*First Square: Redirected to <code>3arcsemaru.html</code>, featuring a jumpscare. | ||
::*Upon accessing the webpage, users are greeted with a [[Flash]] [[animation]] featuring [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Mitsumeru Onna]]. The animation consists of her approaching the screen and subsequently displaying a close-up accompanied by a giggle. Following this, users are automatically redirected to a page titled 1arcfancytop.html. The redirected page replicates the original top page made with [[Adobe Flash]] and had first version of [[Mimi]] (named "Generation 1 Mimi") displayed on the current top page. If users click on the image of Generation 1 Mimi or the promotional banner, they will be redirected back to the main page. | ::*Upon accessing the webpage, users are greeted with a [[Flash]] [[animation]] featuring [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Mitsumeru Onna]]. The animation consists of her approaching the screen and subsequently displaying a close-up accompanied by a giggle. Following this, users are automatically redirected to a page titled 1arcfancytop.html. The redirected page replicates the original top page made with [[Adobe Flash]] and had a first version of [[Mimi]] (named "Generation 1 Mimi") displayed on the current top page. If users click on the image of Generation 1 Mimi or the promotional banner, they will be redirected back to the main page. | ||
:*Second Square: This square led users to <code>4arconinoma.html</code>, where players encountered a question posed by the character [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Oni no me]]. In this scenario, players were presented with the question "うしろのしょうめんだあれ?" (meaning "What's that behind you?" in English) and required to input their response into a designated question box. A correct password, "あかいにんぎょう," found in 7arcfusmanoma.html unlocked a door that redirected players to <code>8arcningyonoma.html</code>. | :*Second Square: This square led users to <code>4arconinoma.html</code>, where players encountered a question posed by the character [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Oni no me]]. In this scenario, players were presented with the question "うしろのしょうめんだあれ?" (meaning "What's that behind you?" in English) and required to input their response into a designated question box. A correct password, "あかいにんぎょう," found in 7arcfusmanoma.html unlocked a door that redirected players to <code>8arcningyonoma.html</code>. | ||
::*On the following page, players engage in a gameplay sequence requiring them to slice all of the [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Ningyounoma]] dolls. This gameplay serves as an earlier version of Ningyounoma.html. Upon | ::*On the following page, players engage in a gameplay sequence requiring them to slice all of the [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Ningyounoma]] dolls. This gameplay serves as an earlier version of Ningyounoma.html. Upon completing this task, players are directed to the gallery page <code>9arcgallery.html</code>, marking the official ending of the older version of the game. | ||
:*Third Square: Players were taken to <code>5arcyajirushihidari.html</code>, an early version of [[Lomando.com#Heven.html|Heven.html]]. | :*Third Square: Players were taken to <code>5arcyajirushihidari.html</code>, an early version of [[Lomando.com#Heven.html|Heven.html]]. | ||
::*In this version of ''Heven.html'', [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Elusive]] does not appear, and clicking on the door triggered the appearance of a disembodied head known as [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Namakubi no Onna]] on the screen. | ::*In this version of ''Heven.html'', [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Elusive]] does not appear, and clicking on the door triggered the appearance of a disembodied head known as [[Lomando.com#Minor characters|Namakubi no Onna]] on the screen. | ||
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These are versions that were replaced by newer ones, have never been used, or were deleted. | These are versions that were replaced by newer ones, have never been used, or were deleted. | ||
*The older version of <code>[[Lomando.com#Ydad.html (Fourth mask)|Aguodiernihs.html]]</code> featured a dark red background and a fake [[YouTube]] player interface that played a 26-second video. The video begins with a purple swirl and Japanese text before transitioning to an inverted-color preview. It then starts a countdown, revealing a disturbing scene involving a train in blood, with the character [[J-ker]] seen walking towards for a brief second. Upon | *The older version of <code>[[Lomando.com#Ydad.html (Fourth mask)|Aguodiernihs.html]]</code> featured a dark red background and a fake [[YouTube]] player interface that played a 26-second video. The video begins with a purple swirl and Japanese text before transitioning to an inverted-color preview. It then starts a countdown, revealing a disturbing scene involving a train in blood, with the character [[J-ker]] seen walking towards it for a brief second. Upon replay, the same train scene unfolded, and after a few moments, J-ker approached the screen in a startling close-up screamer. This abrupt scare redirected users to [[Lomando.com#Topd.html|Topd.html]].<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=SrzLkRbYvuc</ref> | ||
*<code>[[Lomando.com#Tobiras.html|Tobiras.html]]</code> included an older iteration, Tobira.html, sharing similarities with its current version. Both versions featured a door set against a background of rapidly changing Japanese imagery that could induce seizures when clicked. However, a few differences set them apart. The older version also showcased ever-changing illustrations depicting themes of suicide, various objects, medical tools and faces, all of which were missing in the updated version. Additionally, symbols such as an eye, knife, bee, cross, and more adorned the left side of the older version, while the right side featured drawings like a moon, brain, mask, and other elements. Tobira.html served as a gateway to several pages, excluding <code>[[Lomando.com#Curse.html (Sixth mask)|Curse.html]]</code> and <code>[[Lomando.com#Tokonoma.html|Tokonoma.html]]</code>, which were merged into the newer version.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=sWIYEjO3wow</ref> | *<code>[[Lomando.com#Tobiras.html|Tobiras.html]]</code> included an older iteration, Tobira.html, sharing similarities with its current version. Both versions featured a door set against a background of rapidly changing Japanese imagery that could induce seizures when clicked. However, a few differences set them apart. The older version also showcased ever-changing illustrations depicting themes of suicide, various objects, medical tools, and faces, all of which were missing in the updated version. Additionally, symbols such as an eye, knife, bee, cross, and more adorned the left side of the older version, while the right side featured drawings like a moon, brain, mask, and other elements. Tobira.html served as a gateway to several pages, excluding <code>[[Lomando.com#Curse.html (Sixth mask)|Curse.html]]</code> and <code>[[Lomando.com#Tokonoma.html|Tokonoma.html]]</code>, which were merged into the newer version.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=sWIYEjO3wow</ref> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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** Fancy Island Horror Sticker 2 (<span title="Kyōfu no fu ~anshi ̄ ai rando sutanpu 2" class="explain">恐怖のふぁんしーあいらんどスタンプ2</span>) is the second volume of the Fancy Island Horror Sticker set. Unlike the other sticker sets, there was no promotional YouTube video and very little promotional material. This sticker set features more elaborate stickers, including characters performing actions in full-fledged rooms. | ** Fancy Island Horror Sticker 2 (<span title="Kyōfu no fu ~anshi ̄ ai rando sutanpu 2" class="explain">恐怖のふぁんしーあいらんどスタンプ2</span>) is the second volume of the Fancy Island Horror Sticker set. Unlike the other sticker sets, there was no promotional YouTube video and very little promotional material. This sticker set features more elaborate stickers, including characters performing actions in full-fledged rooms. | ||
**The ClubT store, Fancy Island Official Goods Shop (<span title="Fu ~anshi ̄ ai ran do kōshiki guzzu shoppu" class="explain">ふぁんしーあいらんど公式グッズショップ</span>) sells a variety of items including shirts, tote bags, mugs, tumbler wraps, and various phone accessories. The merchandise was officially released on June 19, 2020.<ref>twitter.com/fancy_islandrss/status/1274152073425108995</ref> | **The ClubT store, Fancy Island Official Goods Shop (<span title="Fu ~anshi ̄ ai ran do kōshiki guzzu shoppu" class="explain">ふぁんしーあいらんど公式グッズショップ</span>) sells a variety of items including shirts, tote bags, mugs, tumbler wraps, and various phone accessories. The merchandise was officially released on June 19, 2020.<ref>twitter.com/fancy_islandrss/status/1274152073425108995</ref> | ||
*Lomando.com was featured on [[YouTube]] user ScareTheater's video "Strange Websites - Episode 1" | *Lomando.com was featured on [[YouTube]] user ScareTheater's video "Strange Websites - Episode 1".<ref>youtube.com/watch/?v=oofosqln5Q0?t=296 (contains a [[screamer]])</ref> | ||
*The manager uses [[wikipedia:Adobe Photoshop|Adobe Photoshop]] to create illustrations for the [[website]]. | *The manager uses [[wikipedia:Adobe Photoshop|Adobe Photoshop]] to create illustrations for the [[website]]. | ||
