Day for Night
Last updated 2025-09-13
Day for Night is an Adventure Mission on Penacony from the Clockie: Dreamjoy Memoir Event.
Steps
- Continue editing Dreamjoy Memoir
- Finish the Brother Hanu's Great Heist Commercial
- Finish editing Dreamjolt Havoc
- Finish the Dreamjoy Ascension Commercial
- Finish editing Dreammyth Escapade
Gameplay Notes
- This mission requires completing Dreammyth Escapade to finish.
Dialogue
Continue editing Dreamjoy Memoir
Mission DescriptionThanks to your relationship with the Watchmaker, you have been made a special guest director for Clock Studios and have begun editing the Dreamjoy Memoir movie...
Editing is still going on. Help Clock Studios complete more films!
- (Talk to Pisce)
- Pisce: Director, have you already finished making Brother Hanu's extra story? I heard that the Extra you shot explored Hanu's past from all kinds of angles. The animator for Brother Hanu's can't stop praising your narrative skills!
- Pisce: The animator is usually known for his arrogance, so we're going to need you to help him come up with some ideas. We're really sorry about this...
That's alright.
- Pisce: Ah, the director sure is considerate.
- What about the reward?
- Pisce: Uh... I'm sure you've gained some knowledge during the directing process, right?
- Then show me a token of your appreciation.
- Pisce: *cough* So, like, the production team's been a bit stretched on the budget side of things recently. We hope you understand.
- Pisce: The repeating that's to follow is still editing the movie. The refurbishment fund of the theme park, the fate of Clock Studios, Mr. Watchmaker's expectation, and the future of Clockie... They are all in your hands, director!
Begin editing.
- (Opens Clockie: Dreamjoy Memoir, start editing on Dreamscare Crusade)
- Clockie: Tick-tock, welcome. Come and complete the editing work for the Dreamjoy Memoir film series!
- Clockie: You just finished the editing for the start flick. You are another step closer to finishing Dreamjoy Memoir!
- Clockie: There are many films waiting for us. Come on. Let's keep going
- Clockie: Tick-tock, the Story Snippets here will amplify the emotional gain from other plot lines. Keep in mind to make good use of them
- Clockie: Tick-tock, this is where the storylines can branch. The dice you invest here will push the story toward different endings
- Clockie: Let's finish the editing of the Classic Ending first, and then go experience other endings!
- (Obtain
Mr. Soda's Extras Film Reel ×1)
I'd like to ask you something.
- Pisce: Sure! An in-depth understanding of the subject is essential in creating a masterpiece. Just ask away! I'll tell you everything I know.
- What is Dreamjoy Memoir about?
- Pisce: The series revolves around the story of Dreamville, where Clockie and his friends live — I bet you already know this.
- Pisce: The series will delve into Clockie's arrival in Dreamville, his experiences of sharing life's ups and downs with the townspeople, and his contributions to the town's growth and development... It can be seen as a comprehensive collection of Clockie's story from the very beginning.
- How is animation production done in Penacony?
- Pisce: Producing animations in Penacony is pretty simple. Apart from the common techniques like smart illustration, mental projection, and algorithmic generation, there's also the Sweet Dreams Troupe which is skilled in drawing and capable of recreating the vintage hand-drawn graphic style...
- Pisce: But here at Clock Studios, our storyboards are all hand-drawn by Mr. Watchmaker. He insists that our animators create the content for each frame themselves by hand.
- Pisce: As animation technology in the universe continues to advance, the graphics of films nowadays become increasingly sophisticated. Still, none of those works can rival the hand-drawn Clockie in Penacony. We're proud of that!
- About the destruction of the theme park.
- Pisce: Oh, the mere mention of it saddens me. The theme park has always been one of our most important sources of offline revenue, but it was unexpectedly shut down by the Bloodhound Family for what they called a safety inspection...
- Pisce: Guess what happened after the inspection? The screen in the theater was split in half, and the Sweet Dreams Troupe were all turned into Dreamjolt Troupe. They even tried talking their way out of it by saying the destruction was the doing of some outsiders. How ridiculous!
- Pisce: That's not all. Later, a bunch of Nightingale Family members showed up, asserting that the destruction was unusual and exhibited signs of some... power of Nihility? Anyway, they inundated us with a barrage of technical terms and demanded an exorbitant repair fee that we simply couldn't accept.
- Pisce: Shortly after, the Iris Family representative approached us and proposed to acquire our copyrights. If you ask me, those lineages are probably in cahoots with each other to take advantage of us when we're down and claim Clockie as their own!
- About your impression of the Watchmaker.
- Pisce: Well... Although I've worked at Clock Studios for most of my life, I've only met the chairman once...
- Pisce: It was an interview for my promotion. He actually held the interview at a party on the cruise ship "The Sunset."
- Pisce: I already had a little too much to drink when I was dragged to a guest room deep in the corridor, inside of which was an immaculately dressed gentleman wearing a hat. He sat next to a window, staring into the distance at the colorful ocean of dream bubbles.
- Pisce: He asked, "In your opinion, what does Clockie bring to the people?" I replied, "Happiness, laughter, heartwarming moments, and a bit of reflection on the sweet dreams." Honestly, the last one was just me blabbering away in my state at the time.
- Pisce: He chuckled at my answer before dismissing me from the room. The following day, I received the appointment notice from the executive producer... What a mysterious guy.
I don't have any other questions.
Maybe next time.
- Pisce: Well, time and tide wait for no man. It'd be best if you could complete the editing as soon as possible so that we can get through this rough patch sooner.
- (Talk to Pisce again after exiting dialogue above)
- Pisce: Director, can we start editing now?
- Begin editing.
- (See dialogue above)
- I'd like to ask you something.
- (See dialogue choices above)
- Maybe next time.
- Pisce: Well, time and tide wait for no man. It'd be best if you could complete the editing as soon as possible so that we can get through this rough patch sooner.
- (After completing editing on Dreamscare Crusade)
- Supported by the box office's earnings, the Nightingales work through the night, and the Nihility's miasma gradually fades from the sky...
- Shocked Theme Park Employee: Look. The strange markings in the sky have disappeared!
- Cheerful Theme Park Employee: My word, that must be the work of the new director...
- Pisce: Thanks for your hard work, director! We've successfully released this film, which garners a lot of positive responses in the market!
- Pisce: We also get to resume the refurbishment project for the theme park with the box office earnings... Look, the place is in much better shape now!
- Pisce: Still, I really wonder what on earth the "outsiders" mentioned by The Family did that left even the dream itself crumbled...
- It was the power of Nihility.
- Pisce: Really? The Family people said the same thing, but I thought they were just trying to fool me...
- They only made a sword slash.
- Pisce: Holy moly, the outsider must be a scary figure to cause this much damage with just one slash.
- The theme park is such a jerry-built project.
- Pisce: Please don't say that. The Dreamweavers here are all extraordinarily talented...
- Pisce: According to the Watchmaker, this place was designed by Vaughn, a student of Professor Glaux. There shouldn't be any problem with the quality of the construction.
- Pisce: Let's not dwell on this matter anymore. Our Dreamweaver team, whom we hired with great pay, is going to spruce this place up. You'll see an all-new Clock Studios Theme Park soon!
- Pisce: By the way, some clients in Penacony's shopping district have shown interest in our film, and want to collaborate with us to produce some advertisements. This will definitely bring us more revenue!
- Pisce: Director, do you have time to direct the commercial they mentioned? If it's done by you, the commercial will definitely be an epic one!
- Go shoot the Commercial.
- Pisce: Alright, I'll let the advertisers know.
- (Opens Clockie: Dreamjoy Memoir)
- Clockie: Look. You can click here to view a list of Commercials provided by the sponsors
- Clockie: Tick-tock, let's help finish shooting the Commercial
- (Start Shopping Street Ad Expert)
Finish the Brother Hanu's Great Heist Commercial
- (After finishing Shopping Street Ad Expert)
- (Trailblazer): (The commercial shoot has ended swimmingly. Time to find Pisce and continue editing the film...)
- (Talk to Pisce)
- Pisce: You're back. How did it feel shooting the ad?
- Pretty rad.
- Pisce: It did have lots of action-heavy elements, didn't it? Must've been no big deal to you though.
- Pretty boring.
- Pisce: Compared to a film, a commercial can only be considered an appetizer.
- So-so.
- Pisce: Haha, editing a film is probably still more interesting!
- Pisce: Many fans look forward to Dreamjoy Memoir. Let's keep up the editing!
- Begin editing.
- Hold on, let me take a break.
- Pisce: Alright, I'll be here waiting.
Finish editing Dreamjolt Havoc
- (Begin editing Dreamjolt Havoc)
- Clockie: Tick-tock, the Red Story Snippets need more build-up time, so if you don't have enough time invested, Audience Emotions will be reduced
- Clockie: If you don't complete these Story Snippets quickly, Audience Emotions will be reduced!
- Clockie: Tick-tock, during editing, there will be Jolly Scenes that can engage and evoke Audience Emotions
- Clockie: A good movie should offer all kinds of emotions. Should any of these emotions hit zero, the edit will fail!
- (Obtain
Origami Bird's Extras Film Reel ×1, 
Old Man Wood's Extras Film Reel ×1)
- (Obtain
- (If editing fails)
- Clockie: Oops. Edit failed... But don't worry. The progress for your completed chapters will still remain.
- (Upon reopening the movie where editing failed)
- Clockie: Tick-tock, you can select the previously entered chapters to re-edit them
- (After completing editing on Dreamjolt Havoc)
- The refurbishment project is progressing along, and the corrosion of Nihility on the theme park's screen gradually fades...
- Curious Guest: Hm? This screen seems different from before...
- Passing Guest: I recently heard the Dreamjoy Memoir movie is super popular. The new director really breathed life back into this place.
- Happy Guest: Let's go! I need to see what this director makes next!
- Pisce: Director, our film is all the rage now! Those investors who pulled out before are regretting their decisions!
- Pisce: There's one thing about the viewers' reviews though. Aside from compliments for the animation itself, there are many bizarre analyses and references speculating that our story serves as an allegory or metaphor for something...
- Pisce: ...There are even rumors saying that the key to a secret treasure left behind by the Watchmaker is hidden in our animation. That's way too far-fetched!
- I suppose the viewers are over-interpreting the whole thing.
- Pisce: I guess so, but I can't rule out the possibility completely. Mr. Watchmaker might be the only one who knows for sure.
- Pisce: Nonetheless, those discussions have generated a lot of buzz for our film. It's nice to see the audience having different interpretations of the story.
- Maybe there really is a secret treasure?
- Pisce: Haha, really? I'm afraid I'm not knowledgeable enough to pick up any clues.
- Pisce: The rumor has been around for a long time, but not even we know enough to disprove it. After all, only Mr. Watchmaker knows the answer.
- Where is the key to the treasure!?
- Pisce: Um... It's just a wild speculation of the viewers. Please don't take it seriously.
- Pisce: But then again, I can't say for sure it's a mere rumor. After all, Mr. Watchmaker has done too many things that surprise us.
- Pisce: Anyway, Dreamville has brought a joyful and heartwarming experience for our viewers and helped Clock Studios out of a tight spot.
- Pisce: You know what? Even Sweet Dreams Troupe from the Iris Family has reached out to us for collaboration. The crimes committed by Dreamjolt Troupe are on the rise lately, so they want to salvage their reputation by associating themselves with the Clockie franchise.
- Pisce: We've had some differences with them, but there are no eternal enemies in the business world. If you're interested, you can handle the collaboration. It's a good opportunity to hone your Directorial Skills.
- Pisce: Keep it up, Director! I believe we can make Clock Studios great again!
- (Start Iris Ad Expert)
Finish the Dreamjoy Ascension Commercial
- (After completing Iris Ad Expert)
- (Trailblazer): (The commercial shoot has ended swimmingly. Time to find Pisce and continue editing the film...)
- (Talk to Pisce)
- Pisce: You're back. I just got a call from the Iris Family. They praised your professionalism while shooting the commercial to heaven and back. Everyone's looking forward to the results of your completed work!
- Piece of cake.
- Pisce: Haha, commercials must be nothing to you, compared to undertaking a film.
- What else do you need me for?
- Pisce: Many fans look forward to Dreamjoy Memoir. Let's keep up the editing!
- Begin editing.
- Hold on, let me take a break.
- Pisce: Alright, I'll be here waiting.
Finish editing Dreammyth Escapade
- (Begin editing Dreammyth Escapade)
- Clockie: Tick-tock, this is a drama that places greater emphasis on plot developments, which requires a different editing approach...
- Clockie: You need to assign Dice to different story directions. Select the stories you'd like to see more of
- Clockie: Tick-tock. This time, you need to focus on hitting a balance for the three Emotions to meet the requirements!
- (Obtain
Hamster Ball Knight's Extras Film Reel ×1)
- (Obtain
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Day for Night |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 日以作夜 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 日以作夜 |
| Japanese | 愛を込めて ピノコニーの夜 |
| Korean | 페나코니의 밤 |
| Spanish | El día por la noche |
| French | La Nuit penaconienne |
| Russian | Пенаконианская ночь |
| Thai | กลางวันกลายเป็นกลางคืน |
| Vietnamese | Ngày Rồi Tới Đêm |
| German | Tag für Nacht |
| Indonesian | Siang Menjadi Malam |
| Portuguese | O Dia Pela Noite |
Change History
Released in Version 2.2