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"Explore the forgotten levels of Banbanโs Kindergarten. Survive the new terrors that reside below. Uncover the truth behind the place, and find the whereabouts of your missing childโฆ"
-Steam Description
Garten of Banban VI or Garten of Banban 6 is the canonically the fifth game installment of the Garten of Banban Franchise. It is a sequel to Garten of Banban IV.
Overview
Garten of Banban VI/Garten of Banban 6 is the fifth installment in the Garten of Banban Franchise, (with Garten of Banban V still in the works.) created and published by the Euphoric Brothers. Currently, there are two teaser trailers and one official trailer released, and the game costs $9.99
Plot
Sheriff Toadster and the player land on the floor. He says that what is going on the floors above terrifies him. Then he and the Player walk through a hallway where laughing can be heard. They reach a wide space. Suddenly, the lights switch off and the player and Sheriff Toadster have to run to not get ambushed by the Naughty Ones. They finally make it to a lit up space where the sheriff explains that he took refuge down on this floor when he was abandoned. The player parkours up the pipes and when they reach the top, the sheriff warns them to be careful. The player sees a light on the table but it turns out to be a trap set by the Nanny. She gets closer and jump scares them. They reincarnate and the light is replaced by a book and when the player clicks on it, a prompt comes up saying 'You feel strange..'. The player comes back down to find Sheriff Toadster with Banbaleena. They have a conversation and Sheriff Toadster figures out that the captor of Banbaleena plus some others is very clever and very handsome. They then go their separate ways and the player goes to switch on electricity. The player must stay in the light underneath the drone if they don't want to get ambushed by the Naughty Ones. Eventually, the player will reach a voltage unit with a note on the floor beside it. It says that they didn't look at the face just as Miss Mason told them. The player then clicks a keycard slot and the white middle door opens. In there the player will find a message saying 'Life is events put in the right order' where the player will also find a tape.
After getting the Light-Blue Keycard, the Player saunters towards the door, where they will meet Bittergiggle for the primary hour in this installment. However, weird enough he doesn't pursue you. Instead, it results in himself asking the Player if 'they' are gone and absent. Bittergiggle will saunter toward the Player, and thus grants an amnesty to the Player, with the addition of him asking if the Player is finding the switch for the scepter room, he then politely answers that it's inside a locker. The Player goes ahead in the room where Bittergiggle has clasped himself, to activate the Keycard Panel button. The Player has to decipher the code of the blue-colored cushions where they have to do it in the correct order or else you have to start the game over and again. After bringing one of the codes to fruition, one of the lights upstairs will turn on, showing off a Lincoln-green gleam. Doing the other cushion codes will result in the other light downstairs show off a cobalt blue gleam. After figuring out the codes, the Player goes back to the room where Bittergiggle was trapped in, and activates the Light Down Panel button. The immense rooms suddenly turns dark after activating the button panel, but it's expected, the Player has to point the lamps at the whiteboard quickly before the Naughty Ones come and attack, like how Bittergiggle said. Bittergiggle utters quickly to the Player to come inside the room. Sir Dadadoo impersonates Banban and endeavours to knock in, but Bittergiggle warns the Player to not think opening it. The lights, however turn on and apparently the 'video' is ending. The Naughty Ones despise the light, as they go away, and the Player is at liberty; they must go back, and Bittergiggle thinks about jokes to distract the Sheriff.
- Garten of Banban VI/Teaser Trailer 1
- Garten of Banban VI/Teaser Trailer 2
- Garten of Banban VI/Trailer
Characters
- Parent
- Sheriff Toadster
- Stinger Flynn
- The Nanny (One-time encounter)
- Banbaleena
- The Naughty Ones
- Bittergiggle
- Sir Dadadoo
- Mr. Kabob Man
- Experiment Bittergiggles
- Banban
- Nabnab
- Kittysaurus
- Opila Bird (Dreams and Naughtified only)
- Captain Fiddles (Dreams only)
- Zolphius (Dreams only)
- Tiny GV Creatures
- Opila Chick (Hellish Only)
- Nabnaleena (Naughtified only)
- Tarta Bird (Naughtified only)
- Tamataki & Chamataki (Naughtified only)
- Queen Bouncelia (Mentioned only)
- Syringeon (Mentioned only)
Character Roles
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Trivia
- This is the only game so far to have its thumbnailโs title be in the center.
- This is the first game to have the monster form of the Main Antagonist on the thumbnail already appear in a previous game.
- This is the first game to not release on Friday, instead releasing on Wednesday.
- The steam images of the game were reused for Garten of Banban VII, the only difference being Sir Dadadoo being present.
- This is the first game Jumbo Josh didn't appear in.
- If you get outside of the map, you can find writing on a wall that says: "Your flying skills are... Impressive!"; which is probably an Easter Egg for exploiters to find.
- When you fall into the Little Beak boss battle, Banban says "I was about to set up a trap for that thing, but now we gotta get you out!" but the caption reads "I was about to set up a trap for that thing, but now we gotta you out!"
- The OST for the game was accidentally released a day early on music streaming platforms.
- Jumbo Josh and Slow Seline did not appear in this game.
- There are 10 notes.
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