Yume 2kki:Highway

Highway
	; The entrance from Purple World.
Basic Info
Effects	None
Collectibles	WP #10; WP #120; KP #34
Events	None
Notable NPCs	Desu-chan and Onee-chan
Other
Connecting Areas	Purple Neon MazeGray RoadPurple WorldNeon HighwayRiver Road
BGM	yumepo1bgm6
Map ID	Missing
Extras +
YNOproject Badges
	Glitch Sushi
	Accidents Happen
Vending Machine
	Normal
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The Highway (高速道路, Kōzokudōro) (P=ZONE) is an area that is accessible by passing in between two poles in the Gray Road or taking the Taxi in Purple World.

Features

The Highway is an area that has had many changes over time, in recent versions it appears as a large inter-sectioned area as shown on the green roadside map, with a small row of shops and a toilet block at the top of the area, a Taxi stop at the bottom, along with a large amount of parking spaces and various creatures scattered throughout the area that make sounds and react to the Fairy effect.

The largest shop is run by a green moustachioed man, and features 2 odd statues and a few boxes, along with a phone that has been disconnected. Flapping your wings with the Bug effect will make the boxes in the shop shuffle around.

The inside of the toilet block is very normal, and Urotsuki will refuse to enter the men's side unless the Boy effect is equipped. While the boy effect is equipped, Urotsuki can use the bathroom, and wash her hands at the sink. After walking out of the bathroom, if Urotsuki immediately goes back in and walks toward the end of the room, ~~some Eldritch abomination of unspeakable horror~~ a shadow monster will emerge from the stall and slowly try to catch her if she has killed Desu or Onee chan, or the Mysterious maid.

Midway down the area to the east of the parking spaces is a small building with a face on its roof, currently blocked by a construction cone. This may be accessible in later releases.

There are two long roads leading out to the east of each end of the highway, both leading to different areas.

The north half's road to the east leads out to a long highway, with a few interesting things along the way - namely a large aqua-colored tunnel halfway down the highway, where equipping the glasses effect reveals it contains a strange snake-like creature with 2 mouths, laying on the road. Slightly before the tunnel's entrance a meteor can be seen in the sky - passing by this unlocks a Kura Puzzle.

Eventually this road leads to a large storage area featuring a series of large buildings and metal fencing, surrounded by a dark forest. A Shadow Bird chaser can be found here, inside the first box of metal fences closest to the highway.

Moving down and away from the highway, the metal fences slowly begin to form a small maze, leading down to the shore of the southeast area where a small shed can be found that will take you inside the River Road's complex.

In the northwest corner at the start of the fence-area, there is a small fenced path leading back up through the trees to a seemingly dead-end that hides a transition to a different area. Returning back down the path after touching the edge of the fence, Urotsuki will find herself on a long stretch of fenced path, with another area transition at the end of it that leads back to a small building.

Inside the small building is a bedroom with a large desk in the center of the room under a bookshelf and a grey bunk-bed to the right. There is also a large poster of a dead, black flower to the left of the desk. This room is home to two black-haired npcs who will swap places each time Urotsuki enters the room.

The first npc is a girl with long black hair who sits on the chair at left side of the desk. If she is awake, her younger brother will be sleeping in the bottom bunk of their bed. A small purple cat-looking toy can be found on the floor to the left of her, and she will tilt her head downwards if you equip the chainsaw effect.

The second npc is a little kid dressed in teal, who can be found sitting on the floor near the desk. If he is awake, his sister will be sleeping in the top bunk of their bed. A blue L-shaped creature can be found to the right of the boy, and he will also tilt his head downwards if you equip the chainsaw effect.

There is a 1/6 chance that both of the npcs will be asleep when entering the room. In this version of the room all the lights are off, and the music takes on a lower tone. Most notably, the dead flower from the poster will have torn itself off the wall, and will be standing near the chair infront of it on a pair of little legs. If Urotsuki interacts with the shredded poster, she will be taken to a large isolated island in the Sea of Clouds, infront of 3 dead flowers. Interacting with the one in the center will take you back to the room. There are a number of strange snake-like creatures in this area, along with more bipedal flowers.

This area is also accessible through the hidden Red Sun painting in the Art Gallery, though it is not currently clear how to make it appear.

Going back to the tunnel from the storage area, a black silhouette of Urotsuki with glowing red eyes, known as "Biker Urotsuki", will speed by. If the biker crashes into Urotsuki, she will wake up on the floor in the middle of the aqua tunnel. Going all the way back to the main highway hub has a chance to take you to the Neon Highway instead.

Back at the main part of the highway, down at the bottom of the area is a yellow taxi that will take you to Purple World.

The lower road to the east of the taxi stop leads to a dark forested area, with a bright pink sea containing odd creatures, and a Rest area / Pier leading up to the shed from the storage area. This is the current residence of Desu-chan and Onee-chan, Desu-chan being found jumpily wandering the area, and her sister sitting on a bench on the pier. Occasionally Onee-chan may be found standing near her sister, moving quite rarely. Among other things, a floating Uboa-faced yellow star is found in this area. These were present in the original Pokémon World area that this area replaced, along with Desu and Onee-chan.

Next to Onee-chan's bench there is a short cylindrical building that houses a large TV screen covered in static with a staring face on its screen.