Yume 2kki:Bodacious Rotation Station

Bodacious Rotation Station
Entrance to the Tunnel Path
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	gear＆white
Effects	EffectStretch
Collectibles	WP #777
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Shield Owl World Floating Stones World French Street Lemonade Edifice
BGM	🔊 piano3 (No. 593B) 🔊 風 – Passage (No. 200H) 🔊 2_27 – Stretch effect location (No. 224D)
Map ID	2073, 2192, 2198
Version Added	0.121 patch 1
Last Updated	0.122h patch 2
Primary Author	Yumebako
Contributing Author(s)	Takikomi

Bodacious Rotation Station is an area accessible from the black gears in Shield Owl World.

Map of Bodacious Rotation Station.

Features

Bodacious Rotation Station is a large, sparse area with black gears of varying sizes and glitched-looking black tiles. The area is monochrome, save for the tunnel. In the panorama float somewhat transparent large gears.

Southeast of the entrance from Shield Owl World, in the middle of a large gear made of glitch tiles, is a stone Teleport Rune covered in vines that takes Urotsuki to Floating Stones World upon interaction. Below the rune is another large gear with a small yellow gear in the middle that takes Urotsuki to Lemonade Edifice. Further southeast is a white box which leads to a tunnel.

Tunnel Path

The tunnel opens up to a linear path with a monochrome city in the distance and dark blue clouds floating overhead. Shortly ahead, there is a crossroads with a sign pointing north which goes to French Street's rotating room.

Continuing down the path darkens the background, and Urotsuki is met with the silhouette of a tall woman standing at the end. Interacting with her gives the player the Stretch effect if they had not collected it before.

Directions

• The Nexus → Shield Owl World → Bodacious Rotation Station

• The Nexus → Lemonade Edifice → Bodacious Rotation Station

Gallery

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  To Shield Owl World.

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  To Lemonade Edifice.

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  To Floating Stones World.

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  To French Street and the Stretch effect.

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  The silhouette that grants the Stretch effect.