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<roomname x="9" y="9" english="The Tower" translation="サ゛・タワー" explanation="This room is a single vertically scrolling stage, about 20 rooms high. The name is from the Tarot card."/>
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<roomname x="10" y="4" english="Seeing Red" translation="イチメンノ アカ" explanation="This is the room that you find the red crewmate in. (Seeing Red is an expression in English about being filled with rage, but that doesn't really apply here)"/>
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<roomname x="10" y="5" english="Energize" translation="テンソウ!" explanation="There is a teleporter in this Room. Energize is what they say on Star Trek when they use the teleporters."/>
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<roomname x="10" y="6" english="Down Under" translation="シタカラ シタカラ・・・" explanation="Australia is sometimes called The Land Down Under because of its position on a globe. You complete this room by going down and under some moving platforms"/>
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<roomname x="10" y="6" english="Down Under" translation="シタカラ シタヘ" explanation="Australia is sometimes called The Land Down Under because of its position on a globe. You complete this room by going down and under some moving platforms"/>
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<roomname x="10" y="7" english="A Deception" translation="イツワリノ メイキュウ" explanation="This room appears trivial at first, but is connected to a difficult trinket challenge"/>
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<roomname x="11" y="4" english="Building Apport" translation="チョウノウリョク カイハツ" explanation="An 'Apport' is a kind of paranormal teleportation. Building Apport is a pun on the concept of 'building rapport' (except that to 'apport' is to teleport)."/>
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<roomname x="11" y="5" english="Frown Upside Down" translation="カナシミナンカ ヒックリカエセ" explanation="To 'Turn that Frown Upside Down' is an expression in English, like 'cheer up', basically means to stop being unhappy"/>
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