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The '''Netherworld''' is an unfinished, largely featureless area accessible from the once-blocked eastern path in the Deciding Street. | The '''Netherworld''' (冥府, ''Meifu'') is an unfinished, largely featureless area accessible from the once-blocked eastern path in the Deciding Street. | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 15 February 2013
| Netherworld | |
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| Basic Info | |
| Effects | None |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | None |
| Other | |
| Connecting Areas | The Deciding Street (One-Way)ExhibitionShinto Shrine |
| BGM | 0109BGM4 |
| Map ID | Missing |
The Netherworld (冥府, Meifu) is an unfinished, largely featureless area accessible from the once-blocked eastern path in the Deciding Street.
Features
The Netherworld features wide, angled paths over a fleshy scrolling background also seen in Flesh Paths World. After traveling a certain distance into the area from the Deciding Street entrance, a large green creature appears over the path behind you, preventing you from returning to the Deciding Street. Chainsawing this creature changes its appearance but does not allow you access.
The Netherworld itself is currently split into two main routes. The upper route currently leads to a dead end marked by construction signs, while the lower route leads to a platform containing a door to the Shinto Shrine, as well as a large caricature that teleports you to the Exhibition when interacted with.
No going back...
Hell is apparently closed for maintenance.
Doors to the Shinto Shrine...
...and a somewhat less conventional way to the Exhibition.
