Last checked: 10 Nov 2026
References by series
Item Asylum borrows names, visuals, sounds and mechanics from games, anime and internet culture. A specific item reference is stronger evidence than a shared word.
| Item | Documented work | Reference type |
|---|---|---|
| smile | Lobotomy Corporation | Item concept and transformation |
| da capo | Lobotomy Corporation / Library of Ruina | Weapon and music association |
| thumb nursefather | Limbus Company | Character and named ability |
| asylum treasury key | Fate + Minecraft Botania | Golden portals and sound reference |
| photon blades | Blackout: Revival | Weapon and armor concept |
| dualscreen | Mario Kart DS | Map and handheld-console imagery |
Keep Project Moon works separate
Lobotomy Corporation, Library of Ruina and Limbus Company belong to the same wider creator context but are separate works. A smile or da capo reference should not automatically be relabeled as a Limbus Company reference. Use each item’s own reference field and trivia.
Words are not always franchise references
The word “fate” can be ordinary prose or refer to Plates of Fate. Only an explicit Fate-series attribution supports that classification. Asylum treasury key is a documented example; this guide does not turn every text search result into a separate franchise item.
Questions
Is every reference an official collaboration?
A documented reference does not establish a licensing agreement or collaboration.
Are all Project Moon items from Limbus Company?
No. The referenced work varies by item; Lobotomy Corporation and Library of Ruina should remain distinct.
Sources
- Official Wiki: Smile · checked 2026-11-10
- Official Wiki: Da capo · checked 2026-11-10
- Official Wiki: Thumb nursefather · checked 2026-11-10
- Official Wiki: Asylum treasury key · checked 2026-11-10
- Official Wiki: Photon blades · checked 2026-11-10
- Official Wiki: Dualscreen · checked 2026-11-10