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Overgrown City
Basic Info
Effects	None
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Industrial MazeVictorian DrainsChaotic Buildings
BGM	e20 (lowerdeeper area)Song 1 (the Aquarium)bgm012 (stairs)
Map ID	Missing
Extras +
YNOproject Badges
	Flying Bones

Revision as of 19:01, 16 April 2015

The Overgrown City is an obscure, deep-in area reachable from the Industrial Maze, and thus, indirectly, from the Forest Pier.

The Overgrown City resembles just that, a city in which some disaster occurred, that has long since been abandoned and mostly reclaimed by nature. The city is devoid of life, except for a few non-NPC creatures that are only debatably alive at all. The City can be divided into three rough sections. For unknown reasons, you are incapable of using the Bat Effect while in this area.

Entrance

The City can be reached from the Industrial Maze's Garden area, via a door just above the garden itself. After traversing a short passage fraught with amber light, enormous plants, and a strange, mechanical being, you will exit into what appears to have once been someone's back yard, via a manhole. Following the linear path from here will take you into the main part of the Overgrown City itself.

Main Area

This area is extremely tall, and quite wide as well (though going too far in either direction will smack you with a dead end in the form of traffic cones). Throughout the area you will occasionally find what look to be enormous lotus petals, these vaguely resemble Steve "Leif" Kareha, one of the most obscure NPCs from the original Yume Nikki.

You begin at the top of the area, and travel down relatively linearly, eventually the BGM will change to a loud, melancholy piano riff, and you will be in "the bottom" of the city proper. There is a black cat-like creature here that will follow you around if you have the Wolf effect on. Going east from here, you will encounter another garden not dissimilar to the one found in the Industrial Maze, here, you will find a strange creature composed of orange rock and traffic cones cowing under a disused overpass bridge, possibly dead (although it is still possible to kill it with the Chainsaw). Going further east and through a narrow path along the towers, you will run into a massive creature with what appears to be a ball of scrap iron for a head, bound up in what looks like an enormous straightjacket. If we allow ourselves a moment of whimsy, perhaps this is what caused the disaster here in the first place.

Also, in the "Overgrown" part of this map you can found a doorway that led you to a white area. Somewhere in this area you can found another doorway that takes you to a strange subject. Going to the left you can reach the Chaotic Buildings.

Going yet further east will cause the BGM to change again, and put you on the path to the Blue Room.

The Aquarium

This building is found on the eastmost edge of the map. Currently, there is very little here but a dark blue glass wall. What purpose this may serve eventually is unknown. A flight of stairs located right in the centre of the Aquarium would lead Urotsuki into the Victorian Drains.

The Aquarium
The Thing that Ended The World (maybe)
The Cone Creature. This creature's face is a recurring motif in map designer wataru's work, also appearing in statue form in The Forest Pier.
Entrance to the Overgrown City
The Strange -and familiar for some reason- Subject

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 This area is extremely tall, and quite wide as well (though going too far in either direction will smack you with a dead end in the form of traffic cones). Throughout the area you will occasionally find what look to be enormous lotus petals, these vaguely resemble Steve "Leif" Kareha, one of the most obscure NPCs from the original ''Yume Nikki''.
-You begin at the top of the area, and travel down relatively linearly, eventually the BGM will change to a loud, melancholy piano riff, and you will be in "the bottom" of the city proper. Going east from here, you will encounter another garden not dissimilar to the one found in the Industrial Maze, here, you will find a strange creature composed of orange rock and traffic cones cowing under a disused overpass bridge, possibly dead (although it is still possible to kill it with the Chainsaw). Going further east and through a narrow path along the towers, you will run into a massive creature with what appears to be a ball of scrap iron for a head, bound up in what looks like an enormous straightjacket. If we allow ourselves a moment of whimsy, perhaps this is what caused the disaster here in the first place.
+You begin at the top of the area, and travel down relatively linearly, eventually the BGM will change to a loud, melancholy piano riff, and you will be in "the bottom" of the city proper. There is a black cat-like creature here that will follow you around if you have the Wolf effect on. Going east from here, you will encounter another garden not dissimilar to the one found in the Industrial Maze, here, you will find a strange creature composed of orange rock and traffic cones cowing under a disused overpass bridge, possibly dead (although it is still possible to kill it with the Chainsaw). Going further east and through a narrow path along the towers, you will run into a massive creature with what appears to be a ball of scrap iron for a head, bound up in what looks like an enormous straightjacket. If we allow ourselves a moment of whimsy, perhaps this is what caused the disaster here in the first place.
 Also, in the "Overgrown" part of this map you can found a doorway that led you to a white area. Somewhere in this area you can found another doorway that takes you to a strange subject. Going to the left you can reach the [[Chaotic Buildings]].