Terminology List

A detailed explanation of technical terms related to the Zyoku Madou Monogatari series, which frequently appear on this site.
===A Line===
==== A Midsummer Night's Lewd Dream ====
A gay video work released by COAT. It has become a hot topic because several professional baseball players Tadano appeared in it when they were students, and it is now supported by many fans, including works related to it. However, most of the fans who support him are fashion homos (=straights) who treat homosexuality as a joke. By the way, the unique expression ''Ah!'' that is popular on the Internet was created because a magazine that featured this work at the time misprinted ''Ah!'' to express Tadano's roaring voice.
According to the Wiki's founder, ''There is a character named Masami Sakai who is gay in the party, so we added him (to the list of terms) because there is a lot of obscene love for him. If you look at the example videos that have surfaced on Niconico Douga, you will find that they are full of comments about lewd dreams, but they have nothing to do with lewd dreams in the first place. When I checked the dates and times when those comments were posted, I found that a large percentage of them were posted at almost the same date and time, so it's just that a specific person (Inmuchuria) is making a fuss with a small number of people (or one person). I think that the.
==== A Simple Ordinary Game ====
Words used to describe this game in the hidden event. It is said that it is a normal game, but it is difficult to convey to the player how ordinary it is because of the use of strange adjectives such as takatanna. This "Takatan" is probably referring to "Tantakatan", that is, the shochu version of Tantakatan, and the author probably evaluated Zyoku Madou Monogatari as a game with a rich aroma like Tantakatan. I guess he wanted to.
If this consideration is true, it would mean that the author is a very mature person with a sophisticated vocabulary who can use shochu to metaphorize games, but judging from the dialogue in the story, this is probably not the case, and in the first place, It seems that the author is not old enough to drink alcohol. In reality, it is possible that the wording was simply a mistake, such as just a normal game or a simple normal game.
==== Akara-kun, I won't forgive this woman. ====
This is the line that Akari, furious when Seina denied the existence of ghosts, uttered to Shuu. By the way, a character named Akara never appears. ...However, there is a slight possibility that Shuu's origin story is Soutarou Senou.
==== Almost everyone performed by themselves ====
236: Anonymous @ Full. [sage]：2016/10/14(Fri) 08:21:18.12 ID:a/ARhYTC
I thought it was growing, so I opened it and found out.
Why is almost everyone so old?
I don't think he played it himself.
This term is an abbreviation of this response, and refers to the suspicions that were raised in the ''Zyoku Madou Monogatari'' thread on the same game board around 2016.
Although the threads on the same game board are basically sage progress, there was a strange situation in which most of the posts left the email field empty (= the thread was raised), so the author regularly There were many comments that posted a response in an empty email field and that it looked like the thread was being raised. Even now, threads are raised irregularly. Please do something.
==== Annoying Relief ====
Words that appear in dialogue in the work. To clear up the "annoyance". By the way, this usage of the word does not exist in the first place, so you need to be careful not to actually use it in public. Needless to say, the correct word is "allaying one's sorrows."
===B Line===
==== Big Brown Light ====
The light that was generated when Arle and his friends released magic in exchange for their lives in order to defeat the demon Vezel. Players can't help but laugh when such ambiguous expressions are used in the explanatory text of the prologue.
==== Books That Waste Time ====
It refers to the book called Madou Monogatari that Shuu borrowed from Takako. The story describes the prosperity and destruction of the madou world. It was a novel idea to incorporate the history of the prosperous madou world into the setting in a realistic worldview, but for Shuu, the main character, this book was nothing more than a waste of time. It seems like it was.
===C Line===
==== CoroCoro Anti ====
It seems to refer to people who disagree with the ideology of CoroCoro Comic.
From the following responses in this thread.
174: Anonymous @ Full. []: 2016/09/21 (Wed) 05:51:55.72 ID:tULO8GHi
The author is someone like Kazutoshi Soyama.
And many of the people here are hard-core antis.
175: Anonymous @ Full. [sage]：2016/09/21(Wed) 08:57:19.81 ID:+NBK8MWl
It's okay if you say you're an anti of Weekly Bunshun, but it's a problem if you say you're a CoroCoro Comic.
His tsukkomi on the other hand is excellent.
===D Line===
==== Desta Moore ====
It is Satan's forbidden magic.
It is said to be a technique that will shatter your body into pieces if you use it.
However, since he has the same name as the famous Demon King, it is possible that the author was playing that game.
===E Line===
==== Evidence Thread ====
A thread that archaeologist Yuutaro Sakai crossed to avoid getting lost while exploring ruins. Perhaps he wanted to express something like a lifeline.
==== Extra Three Sisters ====
A common name that refers to one of the hidden events (commonly known as bugs) in Zyokumado. From Nico Nico Douga. The origin seems to be simply because there are three people lined up in the image displayed at the event. The original story is a TV commercial for Suntory's sports drink DAKARA. It refers to three substances that tend to be unnecessary when humans lead a healthy life; the left one is fat, the middle one is sugar, and the right one is salt.
Also, it seems that they are sometimes referred to as the ''KBS Trio'' after a famous gay video on Nico Nico Douga in which the threesome have the line ''Money, violence, sex!'', but this is just a meaningless rumor. It's better not to worry about it since it's damage.
===F Line===
==== Filth Color ====
Words spoken by Yuutaro Sakai to Watanabe Shuu in the story. There are probably not many people who have heard of these words. Needless to say, it is the 18th word of Zyokumado, fictional Japanese.
In this case, the words were used to refer to Shuu, and I could barely grasp the nuance that Shuu's peach skin tone closely resembles the color of filth, or excrement. However, in the first place, filth includes various things such as vomit and excrement, and in the case of one-sided usage, it is completely impossible to limit the image of what color filth is. That's a very unfair word.
And, first and foremost, no matter how you think about it, it's not a word you'd use against people. If an tall man like Yuutaro were to actually use such words, one would be horrified. Those are the words, and in other words, this is the kind of person Yuutaro is.
==== Fried Egg with Chicken Set ====
Needless to say, this is Selene's nickname. Watanabe Shuu gave these and other unique nicknames to Selene and others, and also used the figurative expression like a fat Jizo for Selene.
===G Line===
==== Golden Ball ====
From the line uttered by Watanabe Shuu when he was kicked in the groin during Takayama Takako at the beginning of the Zyoku Madou Monogatari. Needless to say, I'm talking about the testicles. A parody song that replaces "Dragon Ball" in the Dragon Ball opening theme lyrics with "Golden Ball (Kindama)" is in elementary school. It tends to be popular among people, but that's what it is.
===H Line===
===I Line===
==== I Will Do Anything ====
Lines added to the main story in Zyoku Madou Monogatariri. This is what Takayama Takaki, who followed Watanabe Shuu who broke into the mansion, said to the owner of the mansion. The Wiki founder says that the original story is a line from A Midsummer Night's Dream (a general term for gay video works by COAT and related works), but after this line, the owner says, Huh? I'll do anything now. Didn't you say that?'', and since this flow is very similar to the original story mentioned above, there is a strong possibility that this is the original story.
By the way, if you say this word to a homosexual, in most cases they will force you to have homosexual sex. Does it exist on a microscopic level that the owner of the mansion is gay? Incidentally, the owner of the mansion forced Shuu and his friends to cut off their fingers and give them to them, but they managed to avoid cutting off their fingers because Shuu gave them a wristwatch, which was considered to be a very rare item for the owner.
According to the mirror site, it seems to be based on a work called ''Babylon Stage 35 Adult Case Files ~The Obscene Composition~''.
==== It Wasn't Done ====
Words used in the prologue of Zyoku Madou Monogatari.
An excerpt from the sentence was, There was no one left in this town. Needless to say, it indicates that no one lived in that place, but in short, it is a misspelling of "didn't live there." It's just a typo, but in the first half of this prologue, the tone is da/desu, but in the second half, the tone suddenly changes to desu/masu.
===J Line===
===K Line===
==== Kaoru Omata ====
This is the real name (?) of the monk B who appears in the RPG Parodies Crossover. At first glance, he seems to be unremarkable, but his name is likely to earn him the terrible nickname ''His crotch smells'' from middle school students. It may sound far-fetched, but considering the style, it is not inconceivable that the author may have intended this kind of nuance. If that's really the case, that's the worst. By the way, the crotch basically "smells" and is definitely not "fragrant". When using words, you need to think carefully about their meanings.
==== Korean Carfa ====
An enemy that appears as the boss in the last area of HEAVEN DEAD. The source of this enemy is a familiar enemy character from Part 4 of Ichiro Ozawa's Counterattack. It was destroyed because the written content provoked Shuu's anger.
===L Line===
==== Let's get in the way☆ ====
A word that allows you to enter any dangerous area. The term comes from Watanabe Shuu's remark that when he sneaked into a magician's mansion in the past, he was told that if he said these words to the master, he could enter without permission. However, there is a theory that if the last "☆" is missing, they will be chased away, but it is not certain whether this is true or not.
===M Line===
==== Madoubo ====
It is a derogatory term used to look down on unprincipled fans of a specific work, such as "Touhouchu" or "Inmuchu", and "Madoubo" refers to a fan of Madou Monogatari who is unpleasant to others. I think that the. This term was actually used in a hidden event in the story. It has not been revealed at all what kind of grudge the author has towards the fans of Madou Monogatari, but as far as his personality and the style of RPG Parodies Crossover are concerned, it is clear that he does not like the characters of Madou Monogatari to have been subjected to terrible things. It wouldn't be unnatural if you were only thinking, "I let them do this, right? I don't like them for some reason, right? It's wild, isn't it?"
It seems that the word "Mado" in "Madou Monogatari" is "bo" in "chubo" (in internet terminology), but "kuri" in "kitchen" is usually used. It is unclear why the ``bou'' in the back was chosen.
==== Madou Monogatari ====
An RPG work based on the original story of Zyoku Madou Monogatari. If you have a Sega Saturn at home, you should definitely give it a try.
Recently, a work in the same series called Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God has appeared, but since the characters are completely different, there seems to be little connection between them.
==== Mormonism ====
The religion that Watanabe Shuu believes in in the story. It seems to be a religion derived from the heresy of Christianity, and is classified as a new religion in religious studies. However, as Takaki explains in the story, It's similar to Christianity, there are many similarities.
==== My Dream ====
From the lines that Shuu utters to his friends who suddenly appear in front of him at the beginning, convinced that they are nothing more than his dreams. He probably thought his colleagues were being cocky when they objected to his thoughtless statements. Naturally, the punchline was that he was no one's dream.
===N Line===
===O Line===
==== Octopus Mantis ====
An enemy character that appears in the final dungeon. The problem is that he is abnormally strong compared to other enemy characters that appear. Not only is it tough, but it will suddenly swing its knife around and cause a lot of damage. I'm sure there are many people who have been more traumatized by encountering these bugs (especially three at the same time) than the scary bugs (lol).
===P Line===
==== Persimmon Seeds ====
Takaki's nickname
When it comes to persimmon seeds, is it true that many seeds grow from commercially available persimmon seeds...?
Alternatively, it is a nickname that shows that Takaki is not originally a human, and there is a possibility that she is a persimmon seed fairy.
==== Poltergaust ====
Needless to say, this is a poltergeist.
...However, the truth or falsity of this is unknown.
==== Poop in Caviar ====
These are some of the responses to the full version that were posted when the full version was released in the thread.
180: Anonymous @ Full. [.]：2016/09/27(Tue) 07:25:49.71 ID:NhNW8BtZ
(Spoiler) Please tell me about the instant death trap.
181: Anonymous @ Full. []: 2016/09/27 (Tue) 07:42:50.20 ID:z5y7RZZ4
>>180
It seems that the number has neither increased nor disappeared in the full version.
But it's a full version
It's like pooping on caviar.
At the time, threads were criticizing the original work for Zyokumado as a crap game, so it's not surprising that releasing a full version for this work was considered a waste of effort. However, this comment response pretends to indicate such a meaning, and even if you look at it as a whole, it is a very meaningful comment.
First of all, the two words "Caviar" and "Poop" probably refer to the "original work of Zyokumado" and the "efforts to make it into a full version." However, if we take it literally, we can only think of it as ''caviar = original work and poop = effort to make a full version.'' Even if we consider the effort to create the full version to be a waste of time, it is unnatural to compare the original work to caviar. If you want to say, It's a waste of effort to put so much effort into it when the original work is crap, it would be more appropriate to say, It's like pouring caviar on poop.''
If this is all there is to it, it can still be treated as a simple mistake. However, there is another unnatural point. It is the first line of the response following the anchor. This response was posted 5 responses after the full version was posted, and just one night has passed since then. Furthermore, among those 5 responses, only the person who posted the full version mentioned the changes in the full version in detail, but that response also did not mention changes to the instant death trap. Despite this, he is able to say, as if he has seen and heard it somewhere, that ''it seems that there will be no increase in the number of people in the full version, nor will it disappear.'' It seems to be implying that there is. Therefore, there is a small possibility that they are intentionally comparing the original work to "Caviar" and the effort put into the full version as "Poop"...?
==== PREVIEWS EXTIONS JACK ====
According to Satan, the way you die in this life will be the same as the way you died in your previous life. However, since there are no results when you google the name of this phenomenon, it is almost certainly a coined word by the author. Previous Existence probably refers to Previous Existence, which means Previous Life, but it is more correct to pronounce it Previous Existence.
===Q Line===
===R Line===
===S Line===
==== Scary Bug ====
It often refers to the scary hidden events that are set up in Zyoku Madou Monogatari, but this usage is incorrect. Because it's actually not a bug or anything. In reality, it might be better to call it a "Horror Bug", referring to the large number of encounters and poor game balance.
There are two hidden events, one is to keep checking the door with a flowerpot in front of the entrance in the residential area of the past world, and the other is to move from behind Satan's throne to the dungeon and return to the throne room. After repeating the action of returning to the screen a certain number of times, obtain a certain item from one of the snowmen in that dungeon (no message will appear when obtaining the item, but the screen will change in a special way), and return to the throne room. You can see it by going to the room with the crystal ball and examining the crystal ball.
The appearance conditions are so detailed that you will never encounter it just by playing normally, and it is clear that such a bug in Editor will never appear unless you engineer it, which is why it was called a bug. It is unknown (there is a strong theory in this thread that the author was making a fuss alone).
Famous examples of this scary production include the golden bookmark bug in Kamaitachi no Yoru 2 and the instant keise in Megami Tensei. In particular, the content of the former is very similar to the hidden event mentioned above, so it is said that there is a high possibility that the author of Zyoku Madou Monogatari imitated this. Also, as a side note, it is said that the latter is likely to be a fabrication rather than a bug or set-up. Below is a video with the relevant content, but it's a bit scary, so please be careful when viewing it.
==== Sign of Footsteps ====
Misused words that appear in the text of the horror bug. There have also been comments on NicoNico Douga.
The word "Presence" is usually used when one senses the presence of a living being, such as a human or an animal, so it would be strange to describe a sound as a presence. Therefore, "I heard footsteps" is sufficient.
==== Super Psychic Punch ====
This is the name of the punch used by Watanabe Shuu to destroy a wall at the beginning of the story of Zyoku Madou Monogatariri. However, it cannot be used in battle. Naturally, it is not only impossible to destroy obstacles, but it is also a technique that threatens to destroy one's own hands. However, since Shuu knows this (?) and uses it, it is no exaggeration to say that this is a technique that gives him courage. Furthermore, in HEAVEN DEAD, it can be used during battle.
===T Line===
==== Tojinbo ====
A word that appears in Shuu's dialogue at an inn in the past world. Shuu, who was reunited with Arle and his friends at the inn, was not happy about the reunion and decided to go camping in the field, saying, ''Okay, it's decided!! Haruka!” Judging from the context, this word seems to be used in the sense of "Disturbing", but such a word does not exist. There is a cliff called Tojinbo, which is famous as a suicide spot, but it seems difficult to convey its meaning as an analogy for hindrance.
Perhaps the word is a combination of ''Tosenbou and Yojimbo.'' Shuu, who thinks about beating up the woman at the inn until she turns into a pool of blood in order to camp out in the wild, is really bad at Arle and the others.
===U Line===
==== Uniform ====
From the Must Not Search 3rd Wiki article. This is an article that deals with Zyoku Madou Monogatari, but despite pointing out typos and omissions in the story, there is a text that says Ichiyou instead of Ichiyou. , I saw several comments expressing doubts about this, as well as comments criticizing it, saying things like, Are we living in an era where idiots who use things like uniforms edit wikis?
However, at the same time someone rewritten "Uniform" in the main text to "Just in Case", all of those comments were also deleted. You can post comments on the Search for (omitted) wiki, but at the same time it is also possible for third parties to edit and delete comments posted, so comments may be deleted like this.
For more information, see the reaction on the Must Not Search 3rd Wiki.
==== Unreality ====
A coined word that is used in a variety of situations, such as ''It feels unreal,'' ''I feel like the presence of some unreal creature is approaching,'' and ''Please accept this unreal fact.'' Even assuming that it is a mistake to say ''Unreality'', I have to say that I feel uncomfortable with its usage. Since ''Reality'' and ''Unreality'' are nouns, they cannot be used as adjectives unless ''na'' is added to the end. All you good kids, let's learn proper Japanese using Zyoku Madou Monogatari as a teacher!
==== Unscrupulous Game ====
A game with thoughtless content. Games that mainly make fun of or slander events that actually happened are often called this.
Some of the games that are introduced in unscrupulous game threads on parody game boards are called unscrupulous games, such as "Tashiro Gear Solid" and "Ichiro Ozawa's Counterattack," but these are called unscrupulous games. This is probably because it is considered immoral to use actual incidents as material.
Zyoku Madou Monogatari also seems to have the title of an unscrupulous game, but there are no particular elements in the work that involve actual events or slander against society. It seems that scenes in the work where madou characters die are called unscrupulous, but there is no malicious expression in the treatment of madou characters. Rather, the character ''had no other choice but to die in order to protect the world,'' which is an expression of pitiful self-sacrifice in which the character chooses to die, so the character protects the world by risking his life. It is also considered that it is quite possible to consider it as a type of healthy derivative work depicting the image of If we think of their turning into zombies as a depiction of their regrettable defeat against Vezel, who they were unable to completely defeat, it can be seen as not malicious.
However, as for the author himself, in another game he added a scene in which Arle's body was mutilated and slaughtered without any context, and he turned her into a monster that was far removed from her original appearance. It's impossible to get away with it because it's all filled with malicious effects. (See the RPG Parodies Crossover section for details.)
By the way, Zyoku Madou Monogatari was also introduced in the Unscrupulous Game thread, but there was no evaluation of it as an unscrupulous game. On the contrary, the introduction itself was suspected to have been self-initiated by the author for promotional purposes.
Reference → Promotion and reaction in the Zyoku Madou Monogatari/Unscrupulous Game thread
==== Urinal ====
Fictitious Japanese unique to Zyokumado. I decided to read it as Shutsunyoki. Judging from the dialogue in the story, it seems to refer to the part of the woman's penis that is inserted during sex.
Among the lines uttered by the fake Takaki who appears in the food storage room when seducing Masami, Shuu's Father, Yasuhiro, Star Island he says, ''I naturally wanted to use her butthole instead of using a woman's urinal. There is something. Judging from the nuances of the kanji, the word "Urinary Device" seems to refer to the urethra, but unless you use an unimaginable erotic method, the dick won't enter the urethra. Furthermore, Zyokumado does not have any elements that suggest such a peculiar sexual tendency. Therefore, this word proves that the author knew nothing about female genitalia at the time. In Riri, it has been revised and such words are no longer seen.
===V Line===
===W Line===
==== Water Clock ====
Watanabe Shuu, who was thrown into the ruins with no food or a cell phone and the only clothes on his back, somehow found a watch in his possession. At the beginning, Shuu casually said, ''My water clock is frozen!'' and revealed its existence. A water clock is a device that measures the elapsed time based on the position of the water surface after a certain amount of water is continuously dripped into a container, and in order to tell the time, it must have such a complex structure. Either way, it's clear that it's not suitable for mobile use.
However, it seems that the hourglass-shaped interior called an oil timer (reference) is sometimes called a water clock. Also, there are digital clocks that run on water these days, and they may be called water clocks. It has become convenient in this world.
It seems that the water clock was frozen outside the ruins, and it is assumed that the ruins they were blown to were probably at a very high altitude.
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