Torūna Village
| Torūna Village トルーナ村 Torūna Village
| |
|---|---|
Screenshot from Magical Vacation | |
| Other Name(s) | Oturan Village English fan translation
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| Plane | Light Plane |
| Connects To | Mimolette Forest Benakoncha Ruins |
| Leader | Chiffon Torūna |
| Inhabitants | Puppets |
| Subarea(s) | Shop Inn |
Torūna Village is a location in Magical Vacation. It is a town on the Light Plane inhabited by a tribe of puppets descended from an ancient civilization, lead by Chief Chiffon and his granddaughter Mille-Feuille.
Gameplay
Spirits
| Spirit | Location | Join conditions | Appearance conditions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light 1 | 
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Torūna Village・Room | None | Wait 41 seconds |
Shop
| Stock | Cost |
|---|---|
| Green frog | 20฿Bira |
| Yellow worm | 100฿Bira |
| Dokuna tail | 20฿Bira |
| Bandana | 50฿Bira |
| Magic wrist | 70฿Bira |
| Vinyl shirt | 80฿Bira |
| Wooden clogs | 60฿Bira |
| Hair clip | 75฿Bira |
Items
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History
Torūna Village was founded in ancient times by a civilization of puppets. At some point, they constructed the Benakoncha Ruins and raised them into the sky. Descendants of the ancient puppets continued to uphold the town's archaic traditions, such as beliefs in divine causality, public execution of criminals, and caring little for each other's mortality.
200 years ago, Tiramisu and his brother Mousse were out exploring, but Mousse fell off a cliff. The accident fractured Mousse's heart and made him immobile, so Tiramisu brought him back to Torūna and begged for help. The townspeople blamed Mousse for being clumsy, proclaiming their kin were fated to perish anyway, to which Mousse passed away. This drove Tiramisu to begin murdering puppets as revenge, while Mousse's body was kept at the inn that he owned.
Trivia
- Some of the houses in this village have Nintendo GameCubes. According to MagiVaca ni Matsuwaru Uwasa, this is just a result of Nintendo salesmen's success.[1]
Nomenclature
Its name comes from 鳴門 naruto (or narutomaki), processed fish paste with a pink swirl used as a garnish in noodle dishes.
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
トルーナ村 Torūna Mura | Torūna Village |
References
- ↑ MagiVaca ni Matsuwaru Uwasa, [1]. Archived: [2]. Retrieved January 31, 2026. br2.co.jp.
