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Boogie Street is a small area accessible from the Gray Road.
Features
There are four doors to the north, one of which is locked. Three Pillsbury Doughboy looking cats are busting a move to the south in an inaccessible spot behind some metal barriers, one of which is moving much faster than the others. They do not appear to react to any effects. There's an interactive, ordinary vending machine between the third and fourth doors.
The doors, from left to right:
- The first door leads to a room containing a water fountain, a large pool, what appear to be two spinning feathers, and a shifty punk with a faucet for a head. Interacting with the water fountain will take you to Fountain World. Faucet-head will either spawn inside the inaccessible pool at the far end of the room or right next to the fountain. When interacted with, he makes a water dripping sound. He does not seem to react to any effects, including the chainsaw.
- The second door is locked. The interior actually exists inside the game data, but is currently empty and completely inaccessible.
- The third door leads to a room containing a ghetto blaster playing a catchy tune and one of the doughy dancing creatures from outside lying next to a plate of a few brown pixels that are probably meant to be food. Unlike his jubilant brethren outdoors, this sucker is just lying there, just shaking his belly fat and not responding to most effects, although he does make a sound when interacted with. Busting out the chainsaw will make him cease his grotesque abdominal undulations. Chainsawing him will send him straight to hell as usual, but he will respawn upon leaving the area.
- The fourth and last leads to a hallway containing a drinking fountain that makes a sound when interacted with. If you keep going, the background music will become noticeably louder and you will somehow end up atop a gloomy, somewhat poorly drawn roof. There's a bench for Urotsuki to sit on and not much else.
The Bat effect is disabled here, with Urotsuki saying "no" when attempting to mark a return spot.