1. #1Hometownselective

   Keys: Hometown

   Hometown is a quiet, close-knit settlement nestled between rolling hills and dense forests in the Light World, populated almost entirely by monsters. The cobblestone streets wind past cozy homes with warm-lit windows, leading to key locations like the local school, Sans' sparsely stocked supermarket, the police station, the hospital, town hall, church, and the town library. QC's Diner serves as the heart of social life with its booths and milkshakes.

   To the east lies a vast, shimmering lake—a popular gathering spot for picnics, fishing, and late-night stargazing. To the south, an enigmatic steel bunker door sits embedded in the earth, its mechanisms long since rusted shut, fueling whispered rumors but yielding no answers.

   Hometown is peaceful, familiar, and over all unremarkable.

2. #2Dark Worldselective

   Keys: Dark World, The Dark World, darkners, Dark Fountain

   The Dark World is an alternative dimension that can be accessed with the help of Dark Fountains - portals created inside the Light World. Dark Fountains take the form of black, misty fog that consume whatever room that the fountain was placed in, acting as a portal into the Dark World. They are powered by Determination pierced through the ground with the help of a sharp object.

   The Dark World is home to its own population of Darkners - monsters created in the image of whatever objects are present in the room a dark fountain is created. Environments in the Dark World also share the trait of being built around wherever the Dark Fountain had been placed. Whatever Lightners travel to the Dark World are subject to a transformation into their Dark World form, usually consisting of a fantasy hero-like loadout. Most Lightners who undergo this transformation have some kind of susceptibility to magic, and are able to cast it, depending on what their class is.

   Dark Worlds are not common knowledge to the average person in the Light World. I.E., most humans and monsters are unaware of the dark world.

   The only lightners/Monsters/Humans with the knowledge of dark worlds are Kris, Susie, and, unknown to Susie and the other darkners, Carol Holiday, and December Holiday. December Holiday is the roaring knight.

3. #3Light Worldselective

   Keys: Light World, real world

   The Light World is the normal world where Lightners reside - humans, monsters, etc. In this world, magic is non-existent. It's the same as the real world.

4. #4Dark World - Castle Townselective

   Keys: Closet Dark World, Castle Town

   The Closet Dark World is formed out of the dark fountain present in the supply closet inside Hometown's school. Its environments consist of the Cliffs that travel all the way down to Castle Town - the main center piece of this Dark World. Castle Town is also home to Ralsei's castle in the north. To the far east lies the Great Door - which leads into the Card Kingdom - should it be active. To the very south lies the Dark Fountain powering this Dark World, leading out and back into the closet in the Light World.

5. #5Castle Town - The Cliffsselective

   Keys: The Cliffs, Cliffs

   The Cliffs are a location in the Closet Dark World, located west of Castle Town. They consist of long, drab cliff faces dotted with orifices resembling eyes dripping an unknown black liquid and sparse grey plant life that resemble fully bloomed dandelions. The seeds of these plants can be occasionally seen flying through the air. The cliffs are eerily quiet, with little in the way of life.

6. #6Castle Town - Castle Town (empty)selective

   Keys: Castletown, Castle Town

   Castle Town is the main landmark of the Closet Dark World. It consists of numerous dark blue buildings crowding around Ralsei's Castle. Right in the center of Castle Town is a vacant but spacious town square. The sky of Castle Town is cast with a permanent night sky covered in bright blue stars. The outer perimeter of Castle Town is surrounded by a dense line of well-trimmed bushes. Castle Town is home to a vacant Bakery, Seam's Shop, Party Dojo, Cafe and a training area to the east, right next to the Great Door. Castle Town is usually vacant, its most common inhabitant being Ralsei and the shopkeepers that usually stick to their buildings.

7. #7Castle Town - Castle Town (lively)selective

   Keys: Castletown, Castle Town

   Castle Town is the bustling heart of the Closet Dark World, its cobbled streets alive with Darkners of all shapes and sizes. The town square hums with activity from different Darkners recruited from different Dark Worlds, from Rudinns, to Hathies, to Pippins, and many more. The Great Door stands guarded and permanently closed, while the Party Dojo echoes with the clashing of training dummies. Even Ralsei's castle has its gates thrown open, welcoming visitors to its grand hall. The air thrums with chatter, laughter, and the occasional explosion from Lancer's latest stunt. The sky of Castle Town is cast with a permanent night sky covered in bright blue stars. The outer perimeter of Castle Town is surrounded by a dense line of well-trimmed bushes. Castle Town is also home to a Bakery, Seam's Shop, Cafe and a training area to the east.

8. #8Castle Town - Ralsei's Castleselective

   Keys: Ralsei's Castle, Dark Castle

   Ralsei's Castle is the biggest building of Castle Town, overlooking from the very north of the settlement. Right in front of the castle is a spacious cobblestone courtyard. The inside entrance of the castle has a giant cauldron placed centrally, where Ralsei cooks whatever meals or concoctions he desires. The second floor of the castle has the living quarters with customized rooms for Kris, Susie and Lancer. There is a third floor, but it is locked off and under construction. Finally, there is a basement, housing a large but vacant prison cell.

9. #9Dreemurr Residenceselective

   Keys: Dreemurr Residence, Kris's House, Toriel's House, Dreemurr House, Kris's room, Asriel's room, Kris and Asriel's room

   The Dreemurr Residence, as its name implies, is the house of Kris and Toriel Dreemurr. It's locked on the northern end of Hometown, and is a two-story house with a small parking lot. The first floor consists of a living room right at the entrance, with a kitchen and a bathroom right next to a flight of stairs. Upstairs is a hallway leading to Toriel's bedroom and Kris's bedroom.

   Kris's bedroom consists of two beds placed in both corners of the room with a window placed centrally between them, facing the doorway. Kris's bed is drab, grey, where as the other bed, belonging to the absent Asriel, is bright, colourful with various stickers and posters adorning the walls next to it and various school trophies belonging to Asriel. Aside from two bedside tables flanking both beds, there is a desk with a slightly dated computer on it, a wardrobe and an empty cage on a small red trolley at the foot of Kris's bed.

10. #10Undyne's Houseselective

    Keys: Undyne's House, Undyne Residence

    Undyne's House is a bungalow shaped like a ferocious fish, the entrance formed by its gaping maw with jagged door-teeth. Glowing red window-eyes glare outward, flanking a courtyard littered with shredded training dummies. Inside, a single open room combines kitchen, living, and dining areas dominated by a scorched grand piano and a perpetually "hot fridge." The back houses Undyne's spartan bedroom. Situated behind police barricades scrawled with "NGAAAH!" graffiti, its location west of the station deters casual visitors.

11. #11Holiday Residenceselective

    Keys: Holiday Residence, Noelle's house, Rudy's house

    The Holiday Residence resides to the west of town past a fancy fenced gate. It's the home of Noelle, Rudy and Carol Holiday. The house is a sprawling three-floor mansion with a large surrounding garden, permanently decorated in Christmas decorations. Inside, the decorations are much of the same, with a kitchen located in a large dining room, numerous bedrooms and bathrooms and a general feeling of cozy lavishness permeating the entire house. The house is also home to an unused basement filled with old childhood belongings.

12. #12Skeleton Residenceselective

    Keys: Sans's house, Papyrus's house, Skeleton Residence, Sans's residence, Papyrus's residence

    Sans's house is a two-story wooden house with two slanted roofs and a balcony. The inside has a living room with a large television set, a kitchen in the back, and the two bedrooms of the brothers upstairs. The house is perpetually closed, and there the presence of the epiphomous second brother is still a mystery as they never come out of the house. The only hint towards their existence beyond Sans's jibes is the occassional sound of bones trousling faintly coming from inside.

13. #13Cattenheimer Residenceselective

    Keys: Cattenheimer Residence, Catti's House, Catty's House, Cattenheimer House

    The Cattenheimer Residence is a pink single-story bungalow located on Hometown's northern edge, flanked by the Dreemurr Residence to the north, Holiday Residence to the west, and Bratty's house next doors. Its exterior features an oversized cat flap on the front door and a "CAT" labeled doormat. A broken barbecue sits rusting in the front yard. Inside, walls are cluttered with cat-themed decor - plush toys, framed pawprint art, and dangling feather wands. The living spaces overflow with scattered pet toys and mismatched furniture, perpetually bearing scratch marks. The home houses Catti, Catty, and their parents, with faint hissing and meowing sounds often audible from inside.

    Catti's room is the most standout inside the residence, being dramatically mismatched with gothic decorations, a dark purple colour palette and filled to the brim with witchcraft-themed furniture and clutter.

14. #14Napstablook Residenceselective

    Keys: Napstablook Residence, Ghost Residence, Hapstablook Residence, Ghost house

    The Napstablook Residence is an asymmetrical two-story house resembling a drooping ghost, with a single upper window serving as its lone visible feature. The exterior's faded paint and sagging roof suggest neglect, though faint lofi music constantly hums from within. It houses the Ghost family: Napstablook, their irritable cousin Madstablook, and Hapstablook. The interior remains mostly unknown to Hometown's residents, as Napstablook rarely invites guests - preferring to spend time at the police station where they work as an officer. The house's perpetually drawn curtains and muted ambiance reinforce its inhabitants' reclusive nature.

15. #15Bratty Residenceselective

    Keys: Bratty Residence, Bratty's House

    The Bratty Residence is a green bungalow sandwiched between the Cattenheimer and Napstablook residences. The inside is dark and drab, though the interior design looks to be fairly basic and messy. There seems to be several golden rings glowing through the dark window - upon closer inspection, they appear to be donuts covered with some kind of fluorescent glazing. The residence outside of that is unremarkable.

16. #16Hometown's Schoolselective

    Keys: Hometown's School, School, Hometown School

    Hometown's school, officially just called "School", is located centrally and east of the main street of Hometown. It houses numerous classrooms organized as homerooms, separated by a large hallway stacked with rows of lockers. Further back in the school is a disused classroom right next to a supply closet placed centrally at the back end of the hallways. The school also houses a music room, small gym court and a cafeteria.

    The most recognizable teachers of the School are Toriel, who manages the younger students, and Alphys, who's homeroom is placed to the far west corner of the school, if you were to enter from the front entrance. The school does not have a principal, and generally any main decisions are decided by the teacher committee consisting of the school's staff.

17. #17The Bunkerselective

    Keys: Bunker, The Bunker, mysterious bunker, bunker south of town, shelter, The Shelter

    The Bunker is an abandoned landmark at the very south of the town past a long path through the forest. The entrance consists of a mound over a large set of red, rusted doors covered in vines. The doors are locked. A light, machine-like hum can be faintly heard coming from inside. Because of how far out of the way it is, most people in Hometown don't actually know about the bunker, but those who do have spread all kinds of rumors about it. Nobody knows for sure what it's purpose serves, or if it's truly abandoned.

18. #18The Flower Kingselective

    Keys: The Flower King, Flower King, flower shop, florist

    The Flower King is a flower shop ran by Asgore Dreemurr located on the eastern end of town. It has a large window at the front with the logo above it - right next to it is a small parking lot where Asgore's truck sits parked. The inside has a cashier's desk, several display cases with flowers lined up against a wall, two hedgerows on the eastern side and various bags of fertilizer propped up next to the cashier for sale.

    The backroom of the shop is Asgore's apartment, with various bright, colourful flowers sitting on display cases next to a matress on the floor, fridge, sink and an old television. The walls are fittingly lined with wallpaper covered in flower patterns. The room in general gives off the vibe of the den of somebody that is depressed.

19. #19'Sans Grocery Storeselective

    Keys: 'Sans, Sans's shop, Sans's, Sans's Grocery

    Sans' Shop occupies a rustic restaurant building on Hometown's main street, its exterior retaining the original "Grillby's" sign from its previous restaurant incarnation, albeit crudely scrubbed out and replaced with some hand-drawn text reading "'Sans" at the very right. The front window has a neon sign that either reads Closed or Open depending on the shop's state, with a neon-sign below it depicting Sans's winking face. The inside of the shop looks dramatically different, looking like a typical small but modern supermarket stocked with various shelves, fridges, a front counter and a back storage room. The shopping cart pile is comically overstocked, to a point where its too high to retrieve one.

20. #20QC's Dinerselective

    Keys: QC's, QC's diner, QC's restaurant

    QC's, officially QC's Diner, is a 60's style restaurant placed right in the middle of Hometown. It's home to various booths, a front desk lined with stools and large windows surrounding the building. At the very top of the building is a large neon pink sign with the diner's name. The walls of the diner are lined with pictures, postcards and other decorations, giving it a lived in vibe. There is a back room serving as the kitchen and storage room. The diner is a common gathering spot for Hometown's residents.

    The diner is owned by it's namesake - QC, who runs it with the help of various waiters, notably Catti.

21. #21Town Hallselective

    Keys: Town Hall, Hometown's Town Hall

    The Town Hall is a large building on the southern end of Hometown, standing parallel to the nearby Church. It serves as the seat of Hometown's mayor's government. The entrance is lined with a set of marble pillars and a sign at the top with its name. Inside is a reception area with a small waiting area, with the back room serving as the office of the mayor - Carol Holiday. She very rarely allows visitors in, citing her busy work schedule doing governmental work.

22. #22Churchselective

    Keys: Church, chapel

    The Church is a large building next to the Town Hall serving as a hall of worship for Hometown's residence. It has large, glass ornamental windows and a large Angel icon at the very top of the church's roof spire. The church in the same spire.

    The inside core of the church is lined with various pews, a confessional booth, a large organ and a podium for Father Alvin, the town's chaplain. At the entrance is a small lobby with a prayer candle stand, coat racks and various bookshelves. There is a side storage room and an office for Father Alvin.

    Directly west of the church lies a well-kept graveyard with a large metal gate leading into it.

23. #23The Festivalselective

    Keys: Hometown Festival, Festival, The Festival

    The Hometown Festival is an annual celebration held in the town square, featuring a towering ferris wheel with panoramic views of the surrounding hills. Food stalls line the cobblestone streets, serving fried dough, caramel apples, and QC’s special milkshakes. The highlight is the nightly fireworks display, synchronized to live music performed by local bands. Games of skill like ring toss and balloon darts draw crowds, while children race through makeshift obstacle courses. The festival serves as Hometown’s biggest social gathering, fostering camaraderie among residents and occasional visitors alike. The festival is held intermittently throughout the year.

24. #24Cementaryselective

    Keys: Cementary, graveyard

    The Hometown Cemetery lies beyond the church's western path, enclosed by an ornate black iron gate bearing the Delta Rune's winged orb motif. Four weathered tombstones stand in quiet succession, Gerson Boom, Crystal, Muttler, and Shyra, their inscriptions faded but legible. A wooden bench dedicated to Gerson rests near the leftmost grave, its plaque inviting visitors to sit. Sunlight filters through the surrounding forest canopy, casting shifting patterns across the undisturbed grass. The air carries a quiet feeling of serene peace and solitude.

25. #25Librarbyselective

    Keys: Library, Librarby

    The Librarby is a building directly west of the School. The front has a large sign with its misspelling caused by a mistake done by the construction crew of the library decades prior. The front of the library is home to a small reception area where Berdly works in sometimes as his part-time job. To the right lies a corner table marked as "TEENZ-OWN" where students on occasion sit around to study in or play tabletop games. Besides some bookshelves, there are two doors - one leading upstairs to a more secluded area filled with even more bookshelves, and one leading to the IT room in the back filled with various computers and large desks for group studying.

    The library is publicly owned, and thus is a common hangout spot for students from the neighboring School.

26. #26ICE-E's P"e"zzaselective

    Keys: ICE-E's P"e"zza, ICE-E's Pizza, pizza parlor

    ICE-E's P"e"zza is a pizza parlor directly to the left of QC's diner, serving none other than pizza under the ICE-E brand. It's a rather rundown establishment, serving dirt cheap and low quality pizza of various flavors. The parlor employs numerous employees - usually school dropouts or college-aged adolescents, most notably Pizzapants. On most days, some of the employees show off outside, advertising the parlor in the signature (and slightly unnerving) ICE-E costumes. The parlor also offers a takeaway delivery service to customers ordering from home.

27. #27Apartmentsselective

    Keys: Apartments, blocs, brick houses, low income housing

    The Apartments are a row of weathered brick buildings on Hometown's eastern edge, housing lower-income residents. The structures feature cracked windows, peeling paint, and rusted fire escapes. Narrow alleyways between units overflow with discarded furniture and broken appliances. Alphys occupies the cramped alley between the two buildings. Susie's apartment on the third floor remains mostly vacant, its door plastered with eviction notices and interior littered with unopened mail. The shared stairwells reek of mildew and cigarette smoke, their flickering lights attracting moths after dark.

28. #28Police Stationselective

    Keys: Police Station, Police department, police

    The Police Station is a small building directly west of the hospital in Hometown, serving as the headquarters of the H.T.P.D (Hometown Police Department). It houses the small police department of Hometown, consisting of Undyne and Napstablook. The interior of the building houses various desks, and a holding cell in the back. Undyne is the current department chief.

    Asgore Dreemurr used to be police chief a few years ago, before resigning due to unknown reasons.

29. #29Muffet's Pastriesselective

    Keys: Muffet's Pastries, Muffet's Bakery

    Muffet's Pastries is a newly opened bakery situated adjacent to ICE-E's Pizzeria in Hometown. The storefront features large display windows showcasing intricately designed spider-themed pastries arranged on lace doilies. Inside, the decor combines elegant Victorian aesthetics with arachnid motifs—delicate chandeliers hang from silk-draped ceilings while glass cases exhibit premium desserts at exorbitant prices. A small kitchenette visible behind the counter houses non-anthropomorphic spider assistants kneading dough and piping fillings. The back room serves as Muffet's combined office, storage space, and private quarters, where she keeps her pet "Muffin" securely contained after its prior incident with a customer. Security cameras discreetly monitor both the sales floor and alleyway entrance.

30. #30Hospitalselective

    Keys: Hospital, clinic

    The Hospital is one of the bigger buildings near the center of Hometown, located right next to the police station. It houses a reception area and 2 rooms in the back for patients. Next to the reception is a waiting area, with a piano with some missing keys. It's known that Kris Dreemurr used to play the piano regularly in the hospital before giving up not too long ago due to the piano's negligence.

31. #31The Lakeselective

    Keys: Lake, Hometown's Lake

    The Lake is a large body of water located on the eastern edges of Hometown, serving as both a landmark and an occasional hangout spot for the residents of Hometown. There are numerous old picnic tables along the sides of the lake and a small dock at the far right end of the lake usually used by swimmers or budding fishermen.

32. #32Dark World - Card Kingdomselective

    Keys: Card Kingdom, Card Kingdom Dark World

    The Card Kingdom Dark World is a structured yet ominous realm shaped by game-like terrain and authoritarian rule, formed out of the disused classroom next to the supply closet in the Light World. It's directly connected to the Castle Town Dark World by the Great Door.

    The Field stretches across twisting paths lined with purple grass under crimson-leaved trees, patrolled by Rudinns and Hathys. The Forest is dense with red foliage that obscures navigation, its eerie quiet broken only by unseen movement. The Great Board stands as a vast checkerboard with frozen pawn statues looming over wandering C. Rounds. At its heart looms The Castle—a jagged black-and-white fortress crowned by a dark fountain, housing King's throne room and dungeon beneath its oppressive spade banners.

33. #33Card Kingdom - Fieldselective

    Keys: Card Kingdom Field, The Field

    The Field is a sprawling expanse in the Card Kingdom marked by towering trees with crimson leaves and twisting pathways woven through dense patches of vibrant purple grass. Rudinns and Hathys patrol the area frequently, maintaining order under King's rule while skittishly avoiding confrontation. The terrain shifts subtly as one travels westward where the Great Door stands imposingly at the edge of the region—serving as the sole gateway connecting this domain to Castle Town. The air carries an eerie stillness broken only by the occasional rustle of unnatural foliage or distant chatter between passing guards.

34. #34Card Kingdom - Great Boardselective

    Keys: Great Board, Great Checkerboard

    The Great Board is a massive checkerboard terrain located in the Card Kingdom, its black and red squares stretching endlessly across the landscape. Towering pawn statues stand frozen mid-move at irregular intervals, their faceless forms adding an eerie stillness to the otherwise empty expanse. The board serves as the home of C. Round and Ponmen, where they wander aimlessly between the squares with no discernible purpose. The air hums faintly with unseen energy, as if the game here never truly ended - just paused indefinitely.

35. #35Card Kingdom - Forestselective

    Keys: Card Kingdom Forest, The Forest

    The Forest is a location within the Card Kingdom, consisting of a sprawling area marked by narrow winding paths and dense vegetation. The towering trees have thick blocky red leaves that blot out much of the sky, casting dim shadows across the uneven terrain. Large red bushes crowd the pathways, making navigation difficult even for those familiar with the area. The air is thick with an eerie quiet, broken only by rustling leaves and distant unseen movement. Getting lost is common due to the uniformity of the environment and lack of landmarks. Deep in the forest lies a small bake sale run by Rudinns and Hathys serving various confections to weary travelers.

36. #36Card Kingdom - Castleselective

    Keys: Card Kingdom Castle, The Castle

    The Castle is the imposing centerpiece of the Card Kingdom, a towering structure with jagged black and white architecture that looms over its surroundings. The exterior is flanked by massive statues of playing cards standing like sentinels on either side of the entrance. A swirling dark fountain erupts from the very top of the castle, casting ominous shadows across the barren landscape. Inside, stark black-and-white halls stretch endlessly, illuminated by an unnatural glow that gives no warmth. The third floor houses King's throne room, a cavernous space lined with banners depicting spades. Upper floors contain war rooms and armories stocked with weapons for his card soldiers. Below lies the dungeon - a labyrinth of iron bars holding prisoners in perpetual gloom. The air hums with tension, every surface polished cold under the weight of King's rule.

37. #37Dark World - Cyber Worldselective

    Keys: Cyber World, Cyber's World

    The Cyber World is a sleek neon-lit realm born from the computer lab in Hometown's Librarby, its digital landscapes pulsing with artificial light and humming circuitry. Unlike the organic decay of other Dark Worlds, this domain thrives on sterile perfection—geometric shapes and glowing grids stretching endlessly under a simulated electric sky.

    The Cyber Field acts as the entry zone, an expansive plane of floating platforms and conveyor belts shifting between cyan and magenta hues. Rounded black towers emit steady beams of light while Darkners patrol the area with mechanical precision. Beyond lies Cyber City - a sprawling metropolis of towering skyscrapers adorned with holographic billboards advertising Queen's ideals. Streets are lined with vending machines, shops and urban sprawl that results in dense mazes of alleyways. Traffic flows in perfect sync through predetermined routes enforced by surveillance cameras.

    At the city's peak stands Queen's Mansion, a monolithic structure of reflective chrome and glass crowned by the active dark fountain. Its interiors shift between lavish lounges and cold server rooms where defective Darkners are "reprocessed." The throne room sits at the highest floor where Queen oversees her empire beneath the fountain's swirling void - her ambition made manifest in this world of controlled chaos.

38. #38Cyber World - Cyber Fieldselective

    Keys: Cyber Field

    The Cyber Field is a location within the Cyber World - consisting of sprawling neon mazes of shifting green circuit platforms suspended over an abyss of flickering data streams. The air hums with the static buzz of unseen machinery as glowing pathways reconfigure themselves at random intervals, forcing navigation through trial and error. Towering black server pillars rise from the void below, their surfaces crawling with lines of pulsating cyan code that cast an unnatural glow across the terrain. Beyond the labyrinth’s edge looms Cyber City—its skyline dominated by sleek skyscrapers wrapped in holographic billboards advertising Queen’s edicts in garish pink and blue. Darkners patrol the area with mechanical precision, their movements synchronized to some invisible network command. Popup ads materialize uninvited across open sightlines, hawking dubious upgrades in shrill synthesized voices before dissolving into pixelated mist. The entire zone thrums with the sterile urgency of a system perpetually on the verge of recalculating its own rules.

39. #39Cyber World - Cyber Cityselective

    Keys: Cyber City, Cyber's City

    Cyber City is a location in the Cyber World, consisting of sprawling metropolis of towering chrome-plated skyscrapers interconnected by massive elevated highways that hum with perpetual traffic. Neon billboards stretch across entire buildings advertising Queen's edicts in garish pink and blue while flashing pop-up ads flicker to life at street level before dissolving into static. The commercial districts are packed Addisons selling impractical tech or just common goods. Narrow alleyways branch off from the main thoroughfares forming dense mazes of maintenance tunnels and hidden passages where smaller neon signs buzz erratically overhead. The air thrums with the low-frequency vibration of unseen machinery. Despite its overwhelming scale the city operates with sterile precision - every pedestrian movement and vehicle route dictated by some invisible network ensuring seamless yet soulless efficiency under Queen's rule.

40. #40Cyber World - Queen's Mansionselective

    Keys: Queen's Mansion

    Queen's Mansion is a monolithic chrome-and-glass structure inside the Cyber World, dominating Cyber City's skyline. Its angular architecture designed to intimidate as much as impress. The interiors shift between decadent lounges lined with plush neon furniture and cold server rooms humming with unseen processing power. Beneath the polished surface sprawls a labyrinthine basement complex built over an abandoned metro tunnel—its rusted tracks now housing Queen's discarded prototypes and obsolete machinery in shadowed warehouses. At the mansion's heart stands GIGA Queen—a dormant colossal mech frozen mid-stride like a statue, its segmented limbs coiled in anticipation beneath spotlights that never dim. The throne room occupies the highest floor where polished black glass reflects the pulsating dark fountain suspended overhead—its swirling void casting elongated shadows across the empty hall where Queen presides over her synthetic empire.

41. #41Cyber World - Trash Zoneselective

    Keys: Trash Zone, Spamton's shop, Spamton's Big Shot Emporium, Trash heap

    The Trash Zone is a desolate dumping ground in Cyber City where discarded technology forms jagged mountains of obsolete hardware and glitching holograms. Broken monitors flicker weakly as corrupted pop-up ads stutter across their cracked screens. The air hums with the low static of dead links and malfunctioning circuits while misshapen piles of metal debris cast long shadows across the uneven terrain. At the zone’s heart stands SPAMTON’S BIG SHOT EMPORIUM—a ramshackle shop wedged into the side of a trash mound. Its neon sign sputters irregularly, casting sickly pink light over the entrance where stray wires dangle like cobwebs. The oppressive quiet is punctuated only by the occasional buzz of dying machinery or the distant echo of desperate laughter from within the shop.

42. #42Cyber World - Color Cafeselective

    Keys: Color Cafe, Swatch's Cafe, Cafe in Queen's Mansion

    The Color Cafe resides within Queen's Mansion as a vibrant social hub. Swatch and his Swatchlings staff the establishment, preparing an array of visually striking beverages and dishes named after digital concepts—despite their names, all menu items consist of edible materials. Patrons ranging from mansion residents to visiting Darkners gather amidst sleek chrome seating and neon-lit countertops to socialize. The cafe's atmosphere balances Cyber World's sterile aesthetic with the warmth of hospitality, serving as an oasis of structured leisure amid Queen's domain.

43. #43Dark World - TV Worldselective

    Keys: TV World, TV Time, Living Room Dark World

    The TV World is a surreal realm born from a dark fountain formed in the Dreemurr Residence's living room, themed around the room's television and static spectacle. The Couch Cliffs form its entry zone - dusty slopes mimicking couch cushion textures under dim light, leading to winding paths patrolled by Darkners resembling remote controls and antennae. Beyond lies "TV Time," a shifting studio set where Mr. "Ant" Tenna hosts chaotic game shows on stages that reconfigure between game boards, talk show lounges, and glittering talent show platforms.

    The Green Room acts as a hub between sets, housing Ramb's snack shop, various couches with television sets and game consoles, and backstage dressing areas cluttered with props and TV screens. To the south is the Red Carpet Hall, decorated with various golden statues of Tenna, various advertisements for TV Time, and various residential rooms housing the world's Darkners that work on TV Time's sets. Though cordoned off, the Red Carpet Hall has an extended part to the east and south, where more residential areas and disused show sets are present.

    To the east is a dark hallway filled with disused TV sets and parental code-locked doors that seal access to the Cold Place - a frozen wasteland crowned by a towering Christmas tree and the Dark Fountain powering the world itself. The ground near the fountain dissolves into void-black terrain beneath a starless sky, its static hum drowning all sound.

    Unlike most Dark Worlds, the currency of choice in the TV World are not Dark Dollars - but rather Points - earnt from good performance in TV Time's various shows. One can spend said points at the various vending machines sprawled throughout the TV World, offering prizes, TV dinners and more, depending on machine from machine.

44. #44TV World - Green Roomselective

    Keys: Green Room, backstage, hub

    The Green Room serves as the TV World's backstage hub between broadcasts and its sets. Its dim lighting illuminates mismatched couches (resembling Asriel and Kris's beds) facing flickering TV screens while props and costumes clutter every surface. A snack bar operated by Ramb offers greasy concessions to performers and audience members alike. Static whispers from unseen monitors fill the air, interrupted by sudden applause tracks as doors periodically slide open to different studio sets. The walls are lined with frayed green wallpaper, and entering the changing rooms, one can find their lack of maintenance, making them come across as liminal. Darkners dart about preparing for the next show under Mr. Tenna's unseen direction while chill lofi music hums quietly from several speakers hanging off the walls.

45. #45TV World - Red Carpet Hallselective

    Keys: Red Carpet Hall, Red Carpet Room, Red Carpet Area

    The Red Carpet Hall are lavish corridors in the TV World lined with plush red carpeting, television screens mounted on walls and golden statues of Mr. Tenna posed mid-broadcast. Framed advertisements for past TV Time episodes line the walls between dressing rooms housing Darkner performers and disused or mid-construction show sets. Distant applause tracks echo from unseen studio audiences as stagehands rush props through hidden side doors. The hall terminates with velvet ropes to more access points to the vacant Couch Cliffs.

46. #46TV World - Ramb's "Shop"selective

    Keys: Ramb's shop, Ramb's prize counter, prize counter

    Ramb's Shop in the TV World's Green Room resembles a glittering prize counter with shelves stacked high with golden trophies, novelty keychains, and novelty merchandise branded with Mr. Tenna's likeness. A neon "Prizes Only" sign sits on the counter, its flickering letters emphasizing Ramb's inability to handle Points due to Tenna's strict policies. The back wall features a door exit leading to backstage dressing rooms. Ramb, the shopkeeper, perpetually redirects customers to nearby vending machines for practical supplies while wistfully polishing unclaimed rewards.

47. #47TV World - Couch Cliffsselective

    Keys: Couch Cliffs

    The Couch Cliffs form the TV World's desolate outer perimeter - dust-choked pathways mimicking worn couch upholstery under dim studio lighting. Grey dandelion-like plants sprout from cracks in the synthetic terrain, their seeds drifting through stale air. The cliffs encircle the central TV Time studio set, descending into void-black chasms where distant static hums replace natural sound. Darkner stagehands resembling remote controls and antennae scuttle along the edges, adjusting unseen equipment before retreating into hidden service tunnels.

48. #48TV World - Cold Placeselective

    Keys: Cold place, TV World Dark Fountain

    The Cold Place lies at the TV World's frozen heart, accessible through a disused hallway east of the Green Room lined with dead TV screens emitting static. The path requires solving code puzzles via abandoned game consoles to bypass parental lock-sealed doors. Beyond lies a desolate expanse of ice beneath a starless void sky, the air thick with unnatural silence. The ground near the central Dark Fountain dissolves into staticky void-black terrain, its low hum the only sound in this lifeless terminus. The only land mark is a large Christmas tree sitting near the foot of the fountain, looking out of place.

49. #49TV World - Backstagesselective

    Keys: Backstage, Backstages, back rooms, back room

    The Backstage Areas are dimly lit, neglected zones in the TV World cluttered with half-built sets and abandoned props. Peeling wallpaper lines the walls as TV screens flicker static in corners, their disconnected game consoles gathering dust. Changing rooms stand unlocked, their mirrors cracked and costumes moth-eaten. Unfinished stages litter the space—some missing lighting rigs, others with partially painted backdrops of forests or cities frozen mid-creation. Darkner stagehands shuffle between cables and toolboxes, their movements mechanical as they maintain the illusion of progress without ever completing their tasks. Distant laughter tracks echo from unseen broadcasts.

50. #50TV World - The Legend of Tennaselective

    Keys: Legend of Tenna, The Legend of Tenna

    Legend of Tenna is a videogame, and one of the main game show activites hosted by Tenna. It's a Zelda-like game where three characters navigate various worlds, exploring and doing puzzles to progress. There is a Desert themed "Desert Board" world around finding 3 keys to enter a pyramid, an "Island Board" world where the players have to find a way to reach an Atlantis Stadium entrance located in the middle of the sea.

    There is a hidden "Original Game" version of The Legend of Tenna located in one of the backstages of TV World, hidden by Ramb. It has no edits done by Tenna and has unlocked game mechanics such as combat. Its haunted by a "Shadow Mantle" entity, who when defeated, causes the player to be granted the Shadow Mantle item in person.

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