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I think the Paracas art style (maybe with some comparison images) should have a mention also. At any rate, I think it'd be nice to have a mention of the Nasubi story somewhere on the wiki, but I wanted to have some feedback on it before changing any articles. It'd be interesting to read Nasubi's diary to see if there's any other connections, but I don't know much Japanese. It's one of the only possible real-world connections I've seen to YN, everything else is just random speculation save for the mention of Paracas/Nazca cultural art in the game. After reading theories/posts about YN ad nauseum, I was surprised that no one else seems to have heard of him since it sounds like it was a pretty big event in Japan at the time. I was surprised when I first learned about Nasubi (quite randomly) as the similarities jumped out at me. As a theory, it certainly bears remarkable similarities to the game. The original English article about Nasubi's experience has been since removed, but can still be accessed via the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine: Archived Nasubi article Link It could be that Madotsuki has been locked in her room for months, or even years, in a bizarre social/psycological experiment such as Nasubi, and has been driven mad by the experience, or it could simply be that the concept inspired Kikiyama and he added some small details to Yume Nikki in tribute. The diary concept is obviously central to Yume Nikki. He kept a diary while being locked in the room.

This could be why her Famicom game is named Nasu and has the eggplant theme - his nickname also means 'eggplant', which he was given due to his unusually long face. He later won a playstation with only one game, similar to Madotsuki's Famicom with only one game.

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He had only magazines for entertainment initially (Madotsuki has a bookshelf full of presumably books/magazines).

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There are a number of similarities: He won a TV, but had no antennae or cable (Madotsuki's TV has no reception). He would only be released once he'd won one million Yen worth of prizes. He had to enter contests to win things for survival, and was allowed nothing else. Perhaps the story of Japanese comedian 'Nasubi' (Tomoaki Hamatsu) served as a point of inspiration for Kikiyama? Nasubi was locked in an apartment for over a year in 1998, after unkowningly becoming involved in a disturbing reality TV stunt. 13 incorporating trans theory into this article.

11 Rape theory should be included here.

9 The Yuki-Onna, and the fact that Madotsuki refers to Uboa as 'Mom' in the manga.

8 A connection between madotsuki's murderous intent and closets.