| Netherworld | |
|---|---|
 Abandon all hope... eventually | |
| 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 (as of ver 100) accessible from the once-blocked eastern path in The Deciding Street.
Features
The Netherworld is a large winding area featuring wide, angled paths branching in many directions throughout the area, and a very basic art style offset by occasional detailed objects or buildings.
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. Chainsawing this creature changes its appearance but does not allow you to pass.
The Netherworld itself is split into two main routes.
The lower route leads to a large detailed bridge leading into the main part of this area. Across the bridge in the corner there is a small food stand, which may or may not be there.
Directly down from the food stand is a large building with 4 doors leading to different rooms. Moving in a clockwise direction around the buildings, the rooms are as follows:
- The first room is empty.
- The second room is home to a strange blob creature that appears to be massaging another pink creature (or something).
- The third room is home to a young girl in a large bag (?) that appears to be drawing on a green tablet.
- The fourth room contains a dilapidated closet that when interacted with will take you to a sectioned off part of the Closet Pinwheel Path, where a bleeding Urotsuki wearing a collar sits on the edge of the path, facing away.
large-headed priest, meditating on a small island of land just north of the path. Equipping the Eyeball Bomb effect will make him reveal a giant red eye of his own.
No going back...
WHY.
Hell is apparently closed for maintenance.
Doors to the Shinto Shrine...
...and a somewhat less conventional way to the Exhibition.
