Maid in Bunny:Special Locations

Shops
There are several Shops in the game, each of them managed by the same character, Ne-Chan. You can use Shops to buy different types of items. To buy an item, simply interact with it on the counter. A dialogue will appear with these options: In the case of stackable items like Bombs and Towels, you'll get a different set of options: If you try to buy an item you already have or if your stack is full, Ne-chan will not sell it to you. You can not sell your items.
 * 1) Buy the item
 * 2) Do not buy the item
 * 1) Buy a batch of 5 items (if your Bombs max capacity is 4, you buy 4)
 * 2) Buy the number of items needed to replenish your stack (i.e. your maximum capacity)
 * 3) Do not buy the item

Not all Shops sell the same items, and not all identical items have the same price. Use this list if you're looking for a specific item or price:

Eushully Dream Room
Located in B-5. In this cozy room you can find Eushully's main mascot, Eushully-chan. If you talk to her, she explains the purpose of the room: here you can turn in your Gemstones in exchange for a dream, namely a CG of a female character of the game.

Every chest contains a dream, and can be opened by collecting a set of Gemstones of the corresponding color:


 * Blue chest: Chelsea's dream
 * Green chest: Elena's dream
 * Purple chest: Cocol's dream
 * Orange chest: Riche's dream
 * Red chest: Mina's dream
 * Gray chest: Charlotte's dream
 * Cyan chest: Café's dream

Maze of Trials
Located in M-9. The Maze can be considered a sort of EX Dungeon, since it has no connection with the main story and serves as a challenge for the experienced players. To access it, a couple of items are required. The path leading into the Maze starts in L-9, where you will need the Rabbit Shoes to bypass the chasm. After that, in M-9 you'll have to press the first button, which will open the passage to the entrance, and find the right way through the trees before the timer runs out. Pressing the second button will keep the passage open. Lastly, once you're inside, you'll need the Turtle Shell to sail across the canal. The sign on the wall reads "This is a game where you have to kill all the monsters...Come to me at the far end...And you will find an ancient treasure".

The Maze of Trials is structured in 100 levels, each consisting of a single room, in which you'll have to defeat all the monsters in order to access the next one. The enemies in each level are randomly generated, but they are all high-level monsters such as Mages, Knights, Robots and Medusae.

In each level that is a multiple of 10 you will find a special Shop run by Ne-chan, where she will shamelessly sell you Towels at 3 Rudra a piece and Carrot Cakes at the outrageous price of 150 Rudra. In this same room you'll also find a Warp Gate that will take you back to the entrance in case you want to abandon the challenge. Simply interact with the Gate and a dialogue will appear:
 * Teleport to the entrance
 * Don't

The only Save Point is on the first floor, which means that if you want to complete the Maze you'll have to get to the 100th floor in one sitting. You can freely return to a previous Shop or revisit a level you have already completed: the stairs will remain present and you'll just have to avoid the respawned enemies, but remember that if you leave the Maze you'll have to start all over again with a new set of randomized levels.

The only floors that are not randomly generated are the 33rd, 66th, and 99th. In each of these levels you can blow up the prominent wall in the center to get access to a secret room that contains a unique item:
 * 33rd floor: Red-4 Gemstone
 * 66th floor: Ancient Uniform
 * 99th floor: Pico Pico Hammer

When you reach the 100th floor, you'll be greeted by a hooded old man.

After completing the Maze, since there is no Warp Gate on the last floor, you will have to return to the 90th floor to teleport back to the entrance.

New item: Commendation Certificate

New item: Ancient Uniform

The Ancient Uniform grants the same Defense as the Eushully Terupa, except against the last Boss, where it proves to be less effective.

New item: Pico Pico Hammer

The Hammer is a peculiar weapon. It deals the same damage as the Deck Brush, but it adds an AoE to every hit, effectively striking all the tiles around it. For this reason, even if it may appear as a short range weapon, its range is to be considered average.

Overall Strategy : The Maze of Trials is indeed a difficult challenge, so make sure you are prepared before approaching it:
 * My advise is to wait until the end of the last chapter before entering the Maze. Most of the enemies inside it are tough and fast, and getting the best weapon and armor in the main story makes things much easier.
 * Lowering the game speed obviously helps. It's better to complete it slowly than to retry it multiple times at a slightly faster speed.
 * For the reason above, it may take 40-60 minutes to complete the Maze, depending on your speed, and you won't be able to save in between. Plan accordingly.
 * Make sure you have at least 3 Bombs before entering, to be used on the special floors. Of course you *should* find Bombs inside, but don't take it for granted.
 * Having 50 Towels helps in dealing with elusive enemies such as Jellyfishes. It's better to buy them outside.
 * You should enter the Maze with a Carrot Cake already in your possession, and with enough money to be able to buy other Cakes in case you desperately need them. You will also find money inside, so don't bring too much cash. In the worst possible case, 850 Rudra will be enough. By playing on the lowest speed, I managed to reach the 100th floor without using a single Cake.
 * If you fail, don't give up. If you reached the last chapter in the game, you already know how to deal with the most dangerous enemies. Avoid their bullets and target the bigger monsters first. Some floors have large pits that create narrow corridors: try to avoid standing on them for too long, as it will severely limit your movements. Manage your Towels and Cakes wisely.

Casino
The 'Revenge' Casino is located in C-3, and requires a couple of items to be accessed. First, you'll need the Magic Gloves found in the Eastern Temple to move the rock that blocks the entrance. Second, you must have the membership card that the gambler in the Eastern Ruins gave you.

The Casino is run by the same cheerful Ne-chan who also manages the Shops. She will greet you at the entrance and act as your cashier. All games here accept only Casino Coins, so you will need to exchange your Rudra at the cashier. The exchange rate is 5 Rudra for 1 Casino Coin. Don't worry: you can always exchange your Casino Coins back into your main currency.

If you talk to Ne-chan, she will tell you the number of Coins you currently have, and a dialog will open with the following choices:


 * Exchange Rudra for Casino Coins:
 * Exchange 5 Rudra for 1 Coin
 * Exchange 25 Rudra for 5 Coins
 * Convert all your Rudra into Coins
 * Accept
 * Don't
 * Exchange Casino Coins for Rudra:
 * Exchange 1 Coin for 5 Rudra
 * Exchange 5 Coins for 25 Rudra
 * Convert all your Casino Coins into Rudra
 * Accept
 * Don't
 * Exit dialogue

In the Casino lobby, you can encounter Liliem from the Battle Goddess games. If you interact with her, she will tell you that she lost all her money and then ask you to give her 1 Rudra: Either way, she will simply keep asking for money. I personally have never bothered with her.
 * Donate 1 Rudra
 * Don't

To the sides of the lobby are the two prizes that you can win: a Health-Up and the Orange-3 Gemstone. To claim a prize, simply interact with it and a dialogue will appear:

(Note: the prize and Coins system is explained in the last paragraph.)
 * Claim the prize
 * Exit dialogue

In addition to the lobby there are 3 rooms that contain the games that allow you to win Coins. If you talk to the man who presides over each game, he will tell you the number of Coins you currently have and a dialogue will appear:


 * Play the game
 * Explain the rules
 * Exit dialogue

Memory game : in the room on the left. Playing a round costs 2 Casino Coins. It's a basic memory game, where you need to match the same symbol on two cards. There are 16 cards with 8 symbols, and in every round you have 9 moves available. A move consists in revealing 2 cards, and if the symbols do not match, the cards will be covered again. Each round randomizes the symbols' position.

When you run out of moves, you win Casino Coins depending on how many symbols you have matched:


 * 3 or less symbols: 0 Coins
 * 4 symbols: 5 Coins
 * 5 symbols: 10 Coins
 * 6 symbols: 50 Coins
 * 7 symbols: 100 Coins
 * 8 symbols: 250 Coins

(Note: To make things easier, do not stand in front of the card when you reveal it, as Elena will cover the view of the symbol.)

Reflex game : in the upper room. Playing a round costs 3 Casino Coins. There are 5 white rats and a bunch of monsters travelling on trolleys between you and them. You will be given 5 Towels and your goal is to try and hit all the rats without missing or hitting a monster. If you hit a rat, it disappears.

When you run out of Towels, you win Casino Coins depending on how many rats you have hit:


 * 0 rats: 0 Coins
 * 1 rat: 1 Coin
 * 2 rats: 2 Coins
 * 3 rats: 5 Coins
 * 4 rats: 20 Coins
 * 5 rats: 256 Coins

Luck game: in the room on the right. Playing a round costs 5 Casino Coins. It's a very straightforward game: when you pay the 5 Coins, you can interact with one of the six chests in the room. Every chest will then reveal its contents and you will win the amount of Coins of the one you have chosen. The content of the chests is randomized every time you play, and varies from 0 up to 50 Coins. The 50 Coins chest is not guaranteed to appear in every round, as every chest can randomly contain 0, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 30 or 50 Coins. Two or more chests can contain the same amount of Coins (usually the lower numbers).

(Note: Be very aware that if you try to cheat and interact with a second chest after they have opened, the man will catch you and YOU WILL LOSE ALL THE COINS YOU CURRENTLY HAVE. So, don't cheat.)

The two prizes cost 200 Casino Coins each, so to claim both you will need 400 Casino Coins, which translates into 2000 Rudra. Since the maximum amount of Rudra you can carry is 999, it is advisable to always have some Rudra exchanged into Coins, so you can claim a prize when you have 200+ Coins, or quickly exchange them back into Rudra if you need to make some purchases in a Shop. My advice is to spend some time in the Casino as soon as you discover it, in order to win 200 Coins and claim the Health-Up, then proceed with the game and return for the Gemstone near the end of the last chapter. Since the Casino is located very close to a Tree, you can go in and place a few bets in the Luck game, and then go out and save every time you win 30 or 50 Coins.

(Final note: If you have more than 200 Coins and decide to convert them all into Rudra, Ne-chan will only convert the right amount of Coins to make sure you don't exceed your capacity of 999 Rudra, so you won't lose any money. Smart girl.)