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* [[All There in the Manual]]: There's a book apparently explaining everything in the game, although it's hellishly difficult to find since only 50 were ever made. Scans of the Dream Journal the game's based on are [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txqnGLFq8Qo available online], and most dreams are in English. The manual's also available online, but it's in Japanese.

* [[The Blank]]: Most of the human or human-like characters have blank, featureless faces, probably due to the graphical limitations of the game's engine.

* [[Colour-Coded for Your Convenience]]: Linking from one place to another is accompanied by a flash of certain colour. White and blue indicates that next place will be rather serene and untroubled, while red foreshadows a darker turn.

* [[Dying Like Animals]]: The marching elephants eventually either march into something deadly (like a lion) or off a cliff.

* [[Eldritch Abomination]]: Possibly, the Grey Man. Who is he? How can he walk without moving his legs? Why does he look like he doesn't fit in that coat at all? Why doesn't he have a face, in a game where even the walls sometimes have faces? What is someone in a trenchcoat and fedora [[Vile Villain Saccharine Show|doing]] in [[Sugar Bowl|Happy Land]]? Why does he ''appear there more than anyone else?!''

* [[Eyes Do Not Belong There]]

* [[The Faceless]]: The face of the soldier in the Violence District is completely obscured by his helmet.

* [[Featureless Protagonist]]: Possibly, although a {{spoiler|skeleton found in a room of the hotel suggests your character is female and the dream log this is based off of is from a woman}}.

* [[Hatsuyume]]: {{spoiler|The 365th dream in the game ends with a cutscene featuring Mt Fuji, a hawk, and an eggplant.}}

* [[Hell Hound]]: A wolf-like creature that chases you and lunges at your throat, causing the stage to end.