A second unused White Desert background: on the left there is a doorway in a wall, and coming from it a path that leads to the right of the screen. Another box can be seen on the left of the screen and in the background is a two headed creature with tendrils growing from its hair, what appears to be a Japanese character for a face, and also seems to be wearing some sort of collared shirt. An unused White Desert background, seemingly to the left of where the Severed Heads appear. Photographs of the ocean, one at day and the other at night, although these could be test images. Scrapped versions of the waiting room in the Mall, one with an unused picture on the wall. An odd image of two figures facing each other with their hair connected, one red and one blue, again with a slightly different art style. This could explain why there is a separate menu to play NASU, as more games could have been considered. A screenshot for could be a player select menu also exists. Another thumbnail showing the game itself shows a green field, what appears to be a soccer goal, and a single monochrome severed head. An unused Famicom game called "Severed Head PK" (生首SC) with a blood red menu and early art style. Notable things found in these files include: In the old versions of the game that have been recovered, low res thumbnail images can be found depicting some unused content. An unused background appears in Neon World (explained above). You can always do the Witch's Flight event, even if you don't have the Witch effect, but only if you walk off the edge of the top tile of the Mall Rooftop. If you wake up, you will be unable to move. You will randomly spawn in front of 1 of the 8 cupboards. This works in the bigger version of the Guillotine Room, too. If you enter the world again, then the cupboard will have returned to its rightful spot. If you stand on it's former tile and press the action button, then you will end up in front of one of the eight cupboards in the Number World. The top-left cupboard in the Guillotine Room will disappear. 
The Toriningen Party and the lunatic in the Mall are not removed. The party member requirement prevents events that should be "called" from being triggered directly.
Having it in your party causes several scripts in the game to change. It is nameless and there are no sprites associated with it.
The unused Kinoko-san variation Adding a Party Member Īnother party member can be added to your party, but this is not part of the gameplay itself.
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