History NightmareFuel / VoidStranger

** If you pick out the floor number, you are presented with an empty void, and an error message informing you that you are now on floor "NULL". You can walk around from screen to screen, where you will usually find ''nothing else'', while ominous ambient noise plays. You can still pause the game, but the only meaningful actions you can take are changing your settings, spending crystals to unlock memories, and exiting the game to reset the floor. Sometimes if you travel far enough, you'll get chased by a strange bipedal monster that will grab you and crash the game, or you'll encounter another EasterEgg that leads to a cutscene...that also crashes the game due to further literal destruction of the fourth wall.

** If you pick out the Locust Idol counter, it will actually set your number of Locust Idols back to 0 and the game will [[OminousVisualGlitch start to display error messages and the graphics start to distort]]. This is ''especially'' bad if you're trying to complete the dungeon while alive. Even worse, if you pick out the Locust Idol counter while the Infinite CheatCode is active, the game will cut to a large "-∞" on the screen, and [[NonStandardGameOver soft-locking at that point]].

** If you pick out the Locust Idol counter, it will actually set your number of Locust Idols back to 0 and the game will [[OminousVisualGlitch start to display error messages and the graphics start to distort]]. This is ''especially'' bad if you're trying to complete the dungeon while alive.

** Even their reveal in the DIS route is creepy. The little sprite becomes suddenly slashed in half with [[NauseaFuel horrible flesh-tearing sounds]] as Lev is reborn from its body, its remains laying on the ground with entrails spilled out.

* If you reach floor B255 after voiding or playing as Cif, you can move the stairs away from the black idol to proceed even deeper. Doing so takes you into an empty white void with no music and platforms that rise up as you approach them, making you have to carefully explore ahead to navigate. Deep enough, if you stay around a floor long enough, you'll begin to hear cracking and pixels getting mangled as something approaches. You'll begin to see that this is actually Gor's body that was separated from her head. Touch the body and the game will instantly crash. Pausing will not protect you either. The moment you do, Gor's body will invade the pause screen, calling you bothersome and attack you, crashing the game.

** Even their reveal in the DIS route is creepy. The little sprite becomes suddenly slashes in half with [[NauseaFuel horrible flesh-tearing sounds]] as Lev is reborn from its body, its remains laying on the ground with entrails spilled out.

** Even their reveal in the DIS route is creepy. The little sprite becomes suddenly slashes in half with [[NauseaFuel horrible flesh-tearing sounds]] as Lev is reborn from its body, its remains laying on the ground with entraiils spilled out.

* If you reach floor B255 after voiding or playing as Cif, you can move the stairs away from the black idol to proceed even deeper. Doing so takes you into an empty white void with no music and platforms that rise up as you approach them, making you have to carefully explore ahead to navigate. Deep enough, if you stay around a floor long enough, you'll begin to hear cracking and pixels getting mangled as something approaches. You'll begin to see that this is actually Gor's body that was separated from her head. Touch the body and the game will instantly crash. Pausing will not protect you either. The moment you do, Gor's body will invade the pause screen, calling you bothersome and attack you, crashing the game.

* Dying the first time will leave you in nothingness until a cute bat-like creature offers you an incredibly suspicious "help", advising you to eat something and be part of the land itself. The real scare is when the game suddenly ''snaps'' you back to the desktop if you refuse, with the bat being disappointed that you gave up so easily as Grey's soul faded away into the sea of consciousness, giving you a taste of what's to come.
** Accepting the fruit doesn't take away the creepiness of the eventual fate you could have. Should you repeatedly fall in the same floor more than five times, Grey or Lillie will fall down once more and the screen will dim, eventually leaving you in an [[NothingIsScarier empty screen of darkness]]. Tapping the action button over and over will renew their resolve and continue the game as normal. However, if you stop trying to get up after attempting, they will fall back to their knees and eventually collapse, this time for good. After a bit, they will turn into one of the many void eggs you have seen in the Void, having fully succumb to despair and [[AndIMustScream staying in this form until you close the game yourself]]. The game will even begin to play the opening notes of 'Voided', to [[TearJerker hammer in that Grey/Lillie is well and truly dead]]. Rebooting the game will start back at the language select with the void egg still front and center to remind you that they indeed have perished and you must begin a new run from the start.

** A favorite tactic of Bee's is when she's ready to cause a scare, she loves leaning on the text box and getting right up in the [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou camera to stare directly at the player]]. In Lilith mode, [[JumpScare Bee will do this without warning]] if you try to sleep again after she wakes you up, in a deliberate attempt to frighten the young woman and the player at the same time!

** The way demon bosses starts their fight often have their bodies contorted in a really freaky way while reaching ''over'' the dialog box as if they are getting at YOU, the player and not the player character.

** Accepting the fruit doesn't take away the creepiness of the eventual fate you could have. Should you repeatedly fall in the same floor more than five times, Grey or Lillie will fall down once more and the screen will dim, eventually leaving you in an [[NothingIsScarier empty screen of darkness]]. Tapping the action button over and over will renew their resolve and continue the game as normal. However, if you stop trying to get up after attempting, they will fall back to their knees and eventually collapse, this time for good. After a bit, they will turn into one of the many void eggs you have seen in the Void, having fully succumb to despair and [[AndIMustScream staying in this form until you close the game yourself]]. The game will even begin to play the opening notes of 'Voided', to [[TearJerker hammer in that Grey/Lillie is well and truly dead]]. Rebooting the game will start back at the language select with the void egg still front and center to remind you that Grey has perished and you must start a new run from the start.

** Accepting the fruit doesn't take away the creepiness of the eventual fate you could have. Should you repeatedly fall in the same floor more than five times, Grey will fall down once more and the screen will dim, eventually leaving you in an [[NothingIsScarier empty screen of darkness]]. Tapping the action button over and over will renew Grey's resolve and continue the game as normal. However, if you stop trying to get up after attempting, Grey will fall back to her knees and eventually collapse, this time for good. After a bit, she will turn into one of the many void eggs you have seen in the Void, having fully succumb to despair and [[AndIMustScream staying in this form until you close the game yourself]]. Rebooting the game will start back at the language select with the void egg still front and center to let you know that, yes, Grey has perished and you must start anew.

* If you reach floor B255 after voiding or playing as Cif, you can move the stairs away from the black idol to proceed even deeper. Doing so takes you into an empty white void with no music and platforms that risee up as you approach them, making you have to carefully explore ahead to navigate. Deep enough, if you stay around a floor long enough, you'll begin to hear cracking and pixels getting mangled as something approaches. You'll begin to see that this is actually Gor's body that was separated from her head. Touch the body and the game will instantly crash. However, pausing will not protect you as this will annoy the body, causing it to jumpscare you inside the pause screen to tell you how bothersome you are and crash the game that way.

** The way demon bosses starts their fight often have their bodies contorted in a really freaky way while reaching ''over'' the dialog box as if they are getting at YOU, the player and not the player character.

* As Gray, if you attempt to continue to B225 and beyond in the Void state, you get a bad ending where a vocal track plays and...the dungeon starts acting ''very'' [[EldritchLocation weird]]. You inexplicably get teleported to lower floors before you can complete the previous one, with the game taking you as deep as B450, and then the floor counter simply starts reading B??? instead. You eventually start getting [[UnwinnableByDesign unsolvable]] puzzles (e.g. no stairs), and then you start getting floors that are an incoherent mess of tile types. The music starts getting ''very'' discordant as the floors turn into complete tile vomit while Gray is forcibly teleported around. Eventually she falls asleep, unable to dream, before waking up at a tree on an unknown floor. And then you have to use the Dark Idol warp to start over, as it dawns on you that if you want any sort of advancement, you have to complete the dungeon without getting killed and resorting to Void state.

** If you pick out the floor number, you are presented with an empty void, and an error message informing you that you are now on floor "NULL". You can walk around from screen to screen, where you will find absolutely ''nothing else'', while ominous ambient noise plays. You can still pause the game, but the only meaningful actions you can take are changing your settings, spending crystals to unlock memories, and exiting the game to reset the floor.

** If you pick out a blank tile, nothing bad happens, and you can use it as you would a regular floor time.

** If you pick out the Locust Idol counter, it will actually set your number of Locust Idols back to 0 and the game will start to display error messages. This is ''especially'' bad if you're trying to complete the dungeon while alive.

* [[CuteAndPsycho Bee]] starts out as a cheery goof of a Void Lord, but she's not named after the Lord of the Flies for nothing. When Gray attempts to fight her to save Lily from Johann, she displays a [[NightmareFace demented grin]] before [[OneWingedAngel transforming into a]] monstrous fly demon that nearly kills Gray. Then she becomes the BigBad of Lilith's route, tormenting the white-haired girl to the point of despair so she turns into her favorite void eggs that she likes to eat, if not for the head demon thwarting her plan.

** Accepting the fruit doesn't take away the creepiness of the eventual fate you could have. Should you repeatedly fall in the same floor more than five times, Grey will fall down once more and the screen will dim, eventually leaving you in an [[NothingIsScarier empty screen of darkness]]. Tapping the action button over and over will renew Gray's resolve and continue the game as normal. However, if you stop trying to get up after attempting, Grey will fall back to her knees and eventually collapse, this time for good. After a bit, she will turn into one of the many void eggs you have seen in the Void, having fully succumb to despair and [[AndIMustScream staying in this form until you close the game yourself]]. Rebooting the game will start back at the language select with the void egg still front and center to let you know that, yes, Grey has perished and you must start anew.

** Accepting the fruit doesn't take away the creepiness of the eventual fate you could have. Should you repeatedly fall in the same floor more than five times, Gray will fall down once more and the screen will dim, eventually leaving you in an [[NothingIsScarier empty screen of darkness]]. Tapping the action button over and over will renew Gray's resolve and continue the game as normal. However, if you stop trying to get up after attempting, Grey will fall back to her knees and eventually collapse, this time for good. After a bit, she will turn into one of the many void eggs you have seen in the Void, having fully succumb to despair and [[AndIMustScream staying in this form until you close the game yourself]]. Rebooting the game will start back at the language select with the void egg still front and center to let you know that, yes, Grey has perished and you must start anew.

** Accepting the fruit doesn't take away the creepiness of the eventual fate you could have. Should you repeatedly fall in the same floor more than five times, Gray will fall down once more and the screen will dim, eventually leaving you in an [[NothingIsScarier empty screen of darkness]]. Tapping the action button over and over will renew Gray's resolve and continue the game as normal. However, if you stop trying to get up after attempting, Gray will fall back to her knees and eventually collapse, this time for good. After a bit, she will turn into one of the many void eggs you have seen in the Void, having fully succumb to despair and [[AndIMustScream staying in this form until you close the game yourself]]. Rebooting the game will start back at the language select with the void egg still front and center to let you know that, yes, Gray has perished and you must start anew.

* Dying the first time will leave you in nothingness until a cute bat-like creature offers you an incredibly suspicious "help", advising you to eat something and be part of the land itself. The real scare is when the game suddenly ''snaps'' you back to the desktop if you refuse, with the bat being disappointed that you gave up so easily as Grey's soul faded away into the sea of consciousness, giving you a taste of what's to come.

* Dying the first time will leave you in nothingness until a cute bat-like creature offers you an incredibly suspicious "help", advising you to eat something and be part of the land itself. The real scare is when the game ''snaps'' you back to the desktop if you refuse, with the bat being disappointed that you gave up so easily as Grey's soul faded away into the sea of consciousness, giving you a taste of what's to come.