Ryu ga Gotoku 5 - Ultimate Dream Counter
221Every single "dream" I encountered during my playthrough of the game.
This includes the Japanese "yume" (dream) for both its kanji use in game as well as any hiragana or katakana renditions of it. It also includes any English dreams (e.g. Dream Line). In addition, this includes the On-Reading of the Japanese Kanji ("Mu") for Yume, when it is used in a compound word.
It is very unlikely this is every single yume/dream that exists in the game. For example, there are possibly some hidden away within dialogue options for the hostesses that I didn't encounter. My goal was not to create a 100% yume video, which isn't really practical anyway without all the text that exists in game at my disposal (yet even with that it wouldn't have details for dreams on posters or magazine covers), but rather to explore as much of the game as I could on a single playthrough and count all the dreams I did find.
There are definitely some grey areas in here and some may not agree with my counting. For example, I counted every time dream/yume appeared on my screen, so in the case of NPCs with Yume in their name/identifier that means it counts multiple times every time their textbox comes up. You could make a case that it should have only been counted once, but my method was to count every time it appears on screen even if it's not unique. Another questionable area is right at the end of the game when I count the Dream Line logos on Dream Stage - they appear multiple times and, as per the previously mentioned method I used, I counted them all. Like with the names you could argue that they should have only been counted once.
Regardless, this was my own dream video using my own method of counting. Whether people agree with what I've done or not is up to them. I had fun putting all this together and am happy with the end result. I hope you all enjoy it as well, even if you don't agree with my counting method!
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