Yume 2kki:Sushi Belt World

Sushi Belt World
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	回転sushi; 回転sushi; Kaiten sushi; Rotating sushi
Effects	None
Collectibles	WP #537
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Underground Burial Site ⛔; Humanity World ✨; Color Capital ↩️;
BGM	🔊 rnt_furo (slower) – Entrance/Isolated area (No. 372C and 372E); 🔊 rnt_furo – Main area (No. 372D); 🔊 rnt_furo (faster) – Maze (No. 372F); 🔊 rnt_furo (fast) – Isolated Area from Color Capital (No. 372G);
Map ID	2114, 2120, 2132
Version Added	0.120a patch 1
Last Updated	0.122c
Author	21keb
Extras +
Vending Machine
	Normal

Sushi Belt World is an area accessible from the monkey-like NPC found in the Underground Burial Site's maze.

Map of Sushi Belt World

Features

You find yourself on a red floor. Winged chasers are fenced in by smiling sushi chefs. Interacting with the wandering salmon nigiri here teleports you to the main part of the world.

The area seems to be the inside of a revolving sushi store, with those creatures being customers. The bottom edge of the world features a long display case that may represent a checkout desk, but no doors, and the top edge has chairs, wall decor, lamps, chefs, and green vending machines (which only dispense matcha tea). The world loops horizontally, and has two large dining tables with short red benches, chopstick bridges allowing one to cross between the tabletop and the floor.

Many NPCs can be found here, as well as additional non-moving things with faces. The NPCs have various reactions to different effects.

The brown squid-like NPCs seem to like the Chainsaw effect and will flock to Urotsuki, but they will dodge your attempts to use it in a Yukata-like fashion. The green frog-like NPCs seem unbothered and can be chainsawed. The floating mouths can be chainsawed as well.
Using the Spacesuit or equipping the Haniwa effect makes the squids happily spin, and the latter causing them to have a different sound upon interaction.
Equipping the Fairy or Insect effect makes the frogs happily flock to Urotsuki, after which a gulp can be heard, the screen will flash, and either effect will be unequipped.
If the Glasses effect is equipped, the frogs' eyes will close. Interacting with one will make Urotsuki face forward.
After using the Wolf effect, the frogs' eyes will redden, they will rush towards Urotsuki, and the effect will be unequipped.
The frogs will turn monochrome if the Gakuran effect is equipped. Interacting with one will play a drum beat, and using the effect makes them spin.
After equipping the Polygon effect, the squids will have colorful, flashing faces and will flock to Urotsuki. Interacting with them makes the screen flash yellow.
Using Teru Teru Bōzu makes the frogpeople hop.
Equipping the Marginal effect turns the squids into cyclops and makes them run around. Using the effect makes them turn transparent.
If the Grave effect is equipped, the frogs will look sad and flee, occasionally looking back. Interacting with them makes a different sound.
The Drum effect can be equipped to make the squids have a sad sound and face as they flee. It can also be used to briefly turn them transparent. Interacting with them makes them quickly move away.
The Crossing effect can be used to make both the frogs and squids stop, as well as the floating mouths with moving tongues and the spinning food.

Most other creatures with faces do not move or react to Urotsuki.

The table to the left of the salmon nigiri features a very fast sushi belt that rapidly moves Urotsuki from one corner of the table to the next clockwise. It can be flown over with the Fairy and Spacesuit effects, or slid over with the Penguin effect. The table is decorated with large plate stacks, flower-patterned teacups full of green tea, dishes piled high with wasabi, and additional smaller tables and chairs to dine at. Rotating plates of nigiri, gunkan, and maki can be found in the interior, some of which resemble real sushi, like tuna and yellowtail nigiri, while others are completely nonsensical. These include a gunkan roll full of meat and eyeballs on the south end of the table, an enclosure of chaser nigiri in the middle, and a magenta-black checkered "missing texture" nigiri at the tablesets to the top. Additionally, a very fast piece of tamago nigiri (Egg nigiri - a small yellow scrambled egg slab attached to a bed of white rice by a strip of black seaweed) can be found at the middle trying to escape. Interacting with it sends Urotsuki to a small path where she can walk across large pieces of tamago nigiri, with salmon and tuna on the side. The left end of the path features another tamago nigiri that will return Urotsuki to the table, while the right end contains a translucent version of the Maiko effect, bowing repeatedly. Equipping the effect and then interacting with it causes the camera to pan over to the right, revealing a void full of other Maiko ghosts bowing west, with a table and plates also visible. At the end, a full vertical line of them can be seen; after this, Urotsuki is transported to Humanity World.

The other table features floating mouths, some of which have their tongues hanging out and can be interacted with, making a noise, while the others grin out of reach. There are also small plates of soy sauce, more towers of wasabi and dirty plates, paper lanterns, and soy sauce bottles. Near the center of the table is a soy sauce dish surrounded by plates which traps Urotsuki in a small maze made of plates on contact, starting at the top right. There are two teacups in the maze, the one at the top right warping Urotsuki a single tile, while the one at the bottom left returns Urotsuki to the main area. This cup appears to be a placeholder for future connections, as it is bordered by a construction sign and hard hat NPC.

Entering through Color Capital leads to an isolated section of this world, containing a single table with many chairs arranged around it. On the table are several plates of rapidly spinning nigiri, which move around. The creature is revealed to be some sort of rabbit made of white rice with tamago strapped to its back, making it a kind of stylized tamago nigiri. Additionally, it slowly rotates in a circle instead of sitting still. On interaction, it returns Urotsuki to Color Capital.

Directions

The Nexus → Rock World → Theatre World → Hat World → Rainbow Road → Video Game Graveyard → Warzone → Pink Life World → Witch Heaven → Ice Block World → Glitch Hell → Underground Burial Site → Sushi Belt World

The Nexus → Bacteria World → Color Capital → Sushi Belt World (Isolated)

If Menu Theme #52 has been collected:

The Nexus → Rock World → Theatre World → Hat World → Rainbow Road → Video Game Graveyard → Underground Burial Site → Sushi Belt World

Trivia

No NPCs can step on or cross the conveyor belt. However, frogpeople and brown squids can climb onto the tables through the chopstick bridges.
The NPCs with grey heads can be seen wearing sushi chef hats at the north wall, but the ones surrounding the chaser nigiri do not.
Nigiri sushi is defined as raw fish on a bed of rice, whereas sashimi is simply the cut fish with no rice; they are commonly mixed up.
- Maki rolls are fish or other ingredients rolled up in a cylinder with rice and seaweed, whereas gunkan is more like a cup - a wall of seaweed, and bottom of rice, with fish or paste inside - the most common type being Ikura, since it would fall off the rice if served as nigiri.
The hard hat NPCs come from Hat World, and appear next to all the construction signs in 21keb's worlds.
Before the connection to Humanity World was added, there was a construction sign instead of the ghostly bowing maiko. Interacting with the sign used to cause a text box full of numbers to appear.

Gallery

From Color Capital.