Eudaimonia Machine

Eudaimonia Machine (shortened to Eudaimonia M.) is a special stage in Vampire Survivors. It is unlocked after obtaining all standard Relics from all stages.
==Description==
A space between spaces. The culmination of something, or simply another beginning? Tag, you're it.
==Effects==
The Eudaimonia Machine is the final major stage of the game, unlocked by obtaining all the other relics from the other stages. Once it is available, you can access it at the very top of the level select screen.
When you enter this stage, there are no enemies and you have no choice but to travel upwards. You converse with a mysterious entity who offers a choice. You get either Gracia's Mirror or Seventh Trumpet. The former boots you back to the staring screen with everything inverted, signifying that Inverse Mode is available. The latter returns you to the starting screen too, but with all the main screen characters absent, signifying that Endless Mode is available.
Enter and exit any stage with the newly unlocked mode, and Eudaimonia Machine makes itself available again. Enter it again to converse with the entity, which will then hand you the other relic you didn't pick from before.
Repeat the process with the mode you just unlocked, and the stage reveals itself again. Enter it to talk to the entity yet again. After a few boxes of garbled text, it shouts "But enough talk, have at you!" and challenges you as The Directer, the final boss of the game. Defeating it unlocks Greatest Jubilee.
After defeating The Director, the stage will be permanently unlocked at the end of the stage list, and you can revisit it to rematch The Director.
Nduja Fritta Tanto, Orologion, Little Clover and Gilded Clover cannot drop from light sources in this stage.
==Hyper Mode==
Hyper Mode appears to have no effect on this stage.
==Items==
The following items can be found in this stage:
===Relics===
Two relics can be obtained in Eudaimonia Machine:
*Gracia's Mirror
*Seventh Trumpet
== Trivia ==
* If you reach level 14 or higher before talking to the Directer, the game will crash. This is currently only achievable with the DLC character Sammy.
* The Line "But enough talk, have at you!", is a direct reference to Dracula's Monologue at the beginning of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.