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The {{PAGENAME}} is the only important item that the party can get multiples of, the first one is received from [[Captain Spaceboy]] after defeating his alter-ego [[Space Ex-Boyfriend]], being a reward for completing the [[Quests|quest]] "[[Present for Palmie]]", and later being found in watermelons scattered over [[Snowglobe | The {{PAGENAME}} is the only important item that the party can get multiples of, the first one is received from [[Captain Spaceboy]] after defeating his alter-ego [[Space Ex-Boyfriend]], being a reward for completing the [[Quests|quest]] "[[Present for Palmie]]", and later being found in watermelons scattered over the [[Snowglobe Mountain]]. | ||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
The ticket can be used to receive sno-cones for free from machines located in the [[Otherworld#Frozen Lake|Frozen Lake]] and in the Snowglobe | The ticket can be used to receive sno-cones for free from machines located in the [[Otherworld#Frozen Lake|Frozen Lake]] and in the Snowglobe Mountain. | ||
[[Category:Items]] | [[Category:Items]] | ||
[[Category:Important items]] | [[Category:Important items]] |
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Sno-Cone Ticket are an important item in OMORI.
Description
Can be used at a Sno-Cone machine.
Obtaining
The Sno-Cone Ticket is the only important item that the party can get multiples of, the first one is received from Captain Spaceboy after defeating his alter-ego Space Ex-Boyfriend, being a reward for completing the quest "Present for Palmie", and later being found in watermelons scattered over the Snowglobe Mountain.
Usage
The ticket can be used to receive sno-cones for free from machines located in the Frozen Lake and in the Snowglobe Mountain.