Mr. Tyker

Mr. Tyker is an NPC on Planarcadia, located in Graphia Academy.

Profile

Mr. Tyker is a math teacher at Graphia Academy, specialized in Interstellar Geometry, and also runs the podcast series Mr. Tyker Talks Interstellar Math.

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- Fundamentals of Imagenesis

Voice Lines

(Version 1)

▶ "A straight line isn't always straight, being able to talk to each other is already fate."

(Version 2)

▶ "Uh, ah, abstract algebra is still the perfect sleep aid."

Dialogue

(First interaction)

Mr. Tyker: Ah... just a moment, let me reply to some comments in the section. There we go. As you can see, I'm a math teacher at this art school. If you have any sadness that needs processing, you can leave it with me... after all, math textbooks are always full of sorrow.

Why are math textbooks always full of sorrow?

Mr. Tyker: This is because there are too many problems to solve in the textbooks.

No need, I'm quite happy with myself every day.

Mr. Tyker: That's great! The reason why the math textbooks are always full of sorrow is that there are too many problems to solve.

I can't share my sorrow with you.

Mr. Tyker: Oh, that's unfortunate. My friend's math textbook feels just the same: It has too many problems to solve, and that has made it full of sorrow.

Mr. Tyker: Ah, just a little joke, don't mind it. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me. It's not research time right now, and answering questions is precisely what a teacher's duty entails.

(Continue to dialogue options below)

(Subsequent interactions)

Mr. Tyker: Ah... the comment section is as humorous as ever. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me. It's not research time right now.

Let's have a game of Cosmicon Collective!

(Open menu)

What's going on in the comments section?

Mr. Tyker: Oh, I have a regularly updated podcast series called Mr. Tyker Talks Interstellar Math. Look, over a million subscribers! Got some pretty impressive stats, and the comments section is buzzing!

I had no idea so many people were into math.

Mr. Tyker: I wish I could say that... but unfortunately, that's not how things really are.

Wow, some top-tier influencer you are!

Mr. Tyker: Aw, thank you. You flatter me.

How on earth did you manage to do that?

Mr. Tyker: To be honest, I was pretty surprised, too.

Mr. Tyker: At first, I was just trying to earn some extra Wishpower by turning cutting-edge academic findings into videos online. For a long time, this podcast only had a few thousand subscribers... My students' art assignments got way better view counts than that.

Mr. Tyker: Until one day, probably for some performance art effect or something... that Miss Sparxicle watched one of my videos during her livestream. It wasn't really a big deal at first, since she had been watching all sorts of weird niche content that day...

Mr. Tyker: ...But as luck would have it, she happened to fall asleep while watching my show on that day.

Sparxicle fell asleep during her livestream?

I see. That's why you just randomly blew up and went viral.

Mr. Tyker: Hmm. I can't tell if she meant to do that for the drama... but that night, "Sparxicle Falls Asleep During This Video" started trending. Everyone was commenting that my voice had cured their years of insomnia...

Mr. Tyker: Heh. Well, if I can help more people in this way, I guess that's not such a bad thing.

What is Interstellar Geometry?

Mr. Tyker: A branch of mathematics.

Uh... That's it?

Mr. Tyker: Last time I tried to explain my specific research field, one curious student fell asleep right in front of me. Since falling asleep while standing during the day isn't exactly safe, I decided to drastically simplify my self-introduction in this area.

Forget it, let's just leave it at that.

I don't buy it. I wanna satisfy my curiosity.

Mr. Tyker: If you insist...

Mr. Tyker: Interstellar Geometry is a discipline that studies the relationship between multiplication and addition. In mathematics, many rules are dominated by multiplication, and others by addition. Although there is a certain conversion relationship between multiplication and addition, it is difficult to use this relationship to study more complex structures.

Mr. Tyker: Therefore, we split the real universe into two: One dominated by multiplication and one by addition. We can establish a series of ████ theaters in these two universes, which share the same global domain structure and can transmit data through a relationship called astronauts.

Mr. Tyker: ████ and ████ are not compatible. For example, astronauts must first destroy the symmetry of ██ data in ████, only preserving their symmetry in ████, before taking them to ████. In other words, only distorted ██ can be transmitted.

Mr. Tyker: However, cleverly, through ██ encoding, the distorted ██ carried by ███ can be ██ measured within █████, and its ██ in ████ can be evaluated. This ██ is the ████ of Interstellar Geometry.

...You can no longer resist your drowsiness.

When you wake up, you find that you seem to have sleepwalked quite a distance.

Is this a good place for research?

Mr. Tyker: You know what they say, "high pay, low workload, close to home" is the golden standard for a perfect job... Looking at it from these angles, my current work situation is, without a doubt, absolutely ideal.

Mr. Tyker: Teaching at an art school means missing out on a lot of cosmic academic conferences, but Interstellar Geometry is such a niche field anyway. Most people think it's neither interstellar nor geometry... So, I guess a peaceful life isn't half bad.

See you, teach.

Mr. Tyker: Haha, see you later, young one! Don't forget to subscribe to my show for a good night's sleep...

Other Languages

Language	Official Name
English	Mr. Tyker
Chinese (Simplified)	泰科老师
Chinese (Traditional)	泰科老師
Japanese	タイカー先生
Korean	타이커 선생님
Spanish	Profesor Tyker
French	Monsieur Tyker
Russian	Господин Тикер
Thai	อาจารย์ Tyker
Vietnamese	Thầy Tyker
German	Herr Tyker
Indonesian	Tuan Tyker
Portuguese	Sr. Tyker

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