Collective Unconscious:Runway Crossing

Runway Crossing
Basic Info
Eidola	None
Events	None
Notable NPCs	Maiko, Runway Models
Other
Connecting Areas	Tatami Galaxy ⛔;
BGM	🔊 guha_bgm14 (No. 264);
Map ID	0621
Version Added	0.1.0
Primary Author	Tako
Contributing Author(s)	Hyo
Extras +
YNOproject Badges
	Bright Lights and Dances

Runway Crossing is an area accessible by interacting with the Maiko in Tatami Galaxy.

Map of Runway Crossing

Features

Runway Crossing is a looping world containing a number of colorful traffic lights and pedestrian crossings. The stripes that mark these crosswalks feature a distinctive light-blue-and-purple marbled pattern.

The Maiko can be seen here immediately upon entering from Tatami Galaxy, and can be interacted with again to return to the isolated section of Tatami Galaxy where she also resides. Her appearance differs between the two locations; in Runway Crossing, while she still dons a patterned kimono with a long red obi, carries a traditional red parasol, and has her hair tied up with red ornaments, she is here instead rendered with flatter shading, and her hair and skin, the handle of her umbrella, and much of her outfit are tinted a light blue. The visible portion of her obi also does not feature the extravagant patterns that it does in Tatami Galaxy.

Many Runway Models are present throughout the world, each sporting either a cube or pyramid for a head. They wear white dresses with tall socks of different colors.

A walking traffic light can also be found. After interacting with it, the Runway Models will start dancing, alternating between two different poses to the beat of the background music. Interacting with it again will cause the Runways Models to stop dancing, holding whichever pose they were in at the moment the walking traffic light was interacted with.

Southwest of the Maiko is a towering light blue figure that bears some resemblance to the surrounding Runway Models, bearing a cube for a head and wearing a dress. The figure's feet are surrounded by traffic cones that each bear an X at the front, indicating a closed connection.