Oris
Last updated 2026-04-05
Oris is an NPC on Planarcadia, located in Duomension City.
Profile
Oris is a wispae and the three of them form Orisorisoris. They host three Trailblazemon minigames in @EntertainmentPlaza.
Location
View map: Duomension City Floor 1
Map Location
Oris
Oris
Missions and Events
Trailblaze Missions
Dialogue
- Oris: You've been hanging around here for a while now. Are you interested in playing the games in this Plaza?
I wanna play a game!
- Oris: Well, you came to the right wispae. Look around! We've got a three-in-one world game collection. Which one catches your eye?
- "The Wispae That Constantly Falls"
- Oris: Then go ahead and fall.
- "The Wispae That Wants To Fly But Can't Fly"
- Oris: Keep flapping, don't drop outta the sky now!
- "The Wispae Waiting For Money to Fall From The Sky"
- Oris: Grab some more, don't hold back.
...I'm not really feeling it right now.
- Oris: Drop by again when you're free.
Let me ask you something...
- Oris: What is it?
- What's with the getup?
- Oris: I'm Oris.
- Orisoris: We're Orisoris.
- Orisorisoris: The three of us are Orisorisoris. Pretty classy, right?
- So what kind of games do they have here?
- Oris: "The Wispae That Constantly Falls," "The Wispae That Wants To Fly But Can't Fly," and "The Wispae Waiting For Money to Fall From The Sky" — mainly these three fashionable items.
- Why do I get the feeling things are kinda bleak?
- Oris: ...Just like there are upbeat wispae, there are bound to be these gloomy ones too. Hope you'll like them.
- Wait, there are only three games?
- Orisorisoris: ...It's just the three of us here. Your call.
- ...I'm not really feeling it right now.
- Oris: Drop by again when you're free.
- Sorry, I'm busy.
- Oris: Drop by again when you're free.
Trivia
- "The Wispae That Constantly Falls" is a reference to the video game NS-SHAFT.
- "The Wispae That Wants To Fly But Can't Fly" is a reference to the mobile game Flappy Bird.
- "The Wispae Waiting For Money to Fall From The Sky" gives the hint of Achievement Arcadia Variation: Rabbit Hill.
Etymology
- Oris derives from ōris in Latin, the genitive singular of ōs which means "mouth."
- 口 kǒu means "mouth." The Chinese character resembles a square.
- The Chinese overworld title of Oris is 口口. The name and the title form a pyramid of three 口.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Oris |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 口 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 口 |
| Japanese | 口 |
| Korean | 구 |
| Spanish | Oris |
| French | Oris |
| Russian | Рот |
| Thai | ปาก |
| Vietnamese | Khẩu |
| German | Oris |
| Indonesian | Oris |
| Portuguese | Oris |
Change History
Released in Version 4.0