All Scenes

LoveManiac's scene collection is organized around the Gallery, repeat progression and version-based additions, so the safest way to track scenes is to work from documented releases instead of an unverified master list.

Start With the Gallery

The Gallery is the game's documented collection point for scene-related content. Version 0.3.4_3 explicitly added the special Nebby scene associated with entering the store to the Gallery. Version 0.3.6 later added a Gallery artwork book, expanding the Gallery beyond a simple scene list.

For completion purposes, the Gallery should be checked after major progression steps. It provides a version-aware record of what the current build has registered and helps separate playable content from material announced for a later patch.

Understand Scene Batches

Team Nebula has released scene content in batches. The public 0.3.4 update added six new scenes and nine second rounds, while the 0.3.5 release added five new scenes. The later 0.3.6 Early Access update added additional scenes involving Moth and Thenia.

These numbers are release notes, not a guarantee that every version contains exactly the same total number of available scenes after later fixes. When building a completion checklist, record the version alongside the content instead of combining historical totals into a single number.

Second Rounds

Second-round content is one of the game's major repeat-progression systems. The 0.3.4 public release specifically introduced nine second rounds, and later community reports show players continuing to track individual second-round states.

Because the project is under active development, a missing second round can also be affected by bugs or changes between versions. Team Nebula's own 0.3.4_2 notes mention a fix for a second-round issue, while later community discussion shows that some scene states can appear confusing in the Gallery. For that reason, a reliable guide should distinguish a confirmed requirement from a reported problem.

Scenes and the Shop

Nebby became a larger part of the scene system in version 0.3.4. That update introduced Nebby in the main menu, Nebby's Shop and additional scenes. The special Nebby scene triggered when entering the store was subsequently added to the Gallery in 0.3.4_3.

The shop therefore belongs on a scene checklist even when the immediate objective is not a battle. For shop-related progression, continue to Nebby Shop. For Nebby's role in the wider game, see Nebby.

Use Version Notes to Track Additions

Version 0.3.2 established the Lust Meter, new combat attacks and save slots. Version 0.3.3 added language support, a new main menu, a new intro and Linux support. Version 0.3.4 expanded the overworld, added Nebby's systems, six new scenes and nine second rounds. Version 0.3.4_3 added Gelly Fish, No Hit mode and a Gallery entry for the Nebby store scene.

Version 0.3.5 added voice acting, five new scenes, new battle backgrounds, another Nebby dialogue topic, main-menu interactions and the timed Flirt ACT flow. Version 0.3.6 Early Access then added new rooms, the TV feature, a Gallery artwork book, a new cinematic and further scenes.

Do Not Mix Announced and Released Content

The official 0.3.5 post says that some planned 0.3.5 content would arrive in future patches. This is an important distinction for a scene checklist: an item mentioned in a development post is not automatically available in the same public build.

The current official 0.3.6 post is even more explicit because it identifies that release as Early Access for Galaxy and Nebula supporters. Its content should therefore be marked as Early Access rather than silently merged into the public 0.3.5 baseline.

Build a Reliable Checklist

1. Choose the game version you are documenting.
2. Record the scene additions officially attributed to that version.
3. Check the Gallery after completing relevant route or shop progression.
4. Track first-round and second-round content separately.
5. Keep Early Access material separate from the public release.
6. When a scene is affected by a documented bug, check the relevant patch notes before repeating the route.

This approach avoids inventing hidden requirements. It also keeps the wiki maintainable: when Team Nebula publishes another update, the new scene batch can be added without rewriting historical totals.

Related Reference Pages

Use Progression Guide for the wider route, Battle Guide for combat-linked progression and Updates for version history. The character pages for Chara and Nebby provide additional context for scene-related content.