🌈 Dandys world 🍭

Dandy - a short humanoid flower Toon. His most defining features are his petals, having six that are individually red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple, in a clockwise order, with red being at the very top of his head. His face and torso are an off white, while his limbs and blush are mint green. When feeling major negative emotions, he has red dots in his eyes, much like Twisteds.

At first glance, Dandy seems to be a kind, responsible and bright Toon, but also suspicious and harboring darker secrets. Dandy seems to either be impatient or scared of being ignored, losing his patience when you don’t buy from him and eventually snapping. Despite Dandy being stated to not be fully evil, it has been implied that he has done questionable things with the Ichor Operation.

However, it is subtly shown that he feels remorse for what he has done, and is as paranoid as the rest of the Toons with the current situation they're in. He also subtly shows that he fears being ignored and losing his friendship with the other Toons, further implied in his dialogues during the second stage when you don't buy from him. Yet, he tries to cover most of it up by acting like nothing happened after encountering his Twisted counterpart, trying to keep up his cheerful act. This could be a sign of him hiding his twisted form as an evidence. Despite this, Dandy is genuinely fond of some Toons, namely his pet rock Pebble Render Pebble and likely Astro. This is visible in some of Astro and Pebble's dialogue, as well as an official statement that Dandy wouldn't be a bad owner to Pebble and that Dandy and Astro's relationship is not toxic. His genuine thoughts on other Toons are unclear thanks to his optimistic act.

Astro - a light aqua Toon with his face resembling a waning crescent moon. The right side of his face is pitch-black with a white cross-shaped eye. He wears a cornflower blanket wrapped around his torso, obscuring his four arms to the point that they can be just seen as faint furrows in the blanket. However, his blanket is still short enough that it reveals his legs which are the same color as the crescent moon side of his face. There is an indigo stripe that goes horizontally around his blanket and is just above the edge. He uses glowing, neon cyan sparkles as hands, which are seen in some of his animations, with the right "hand" being star-shaped and the left being a larger, hollow star. Underneath his blanket, he wears medium black shorts that are barely visible due to the blanket covering them, but previous versions of him never had the shorts. He wears a dangling sleeping cap the same color as the stripe on his blanket, with a light blue trim and a light blue pom-pom at the tip. During Blackouts, he emits a blue glow.

Astro is an introverted, shy, and calm Toon who likes to interact with his fellow Toons, albeit without leading conversations. He enjoys peace and quiet and could get agitated or standoffish when disturbed, but has really only lost it with Connie's behavior and nobody else's.

He speaks formally but has a playful, humorous side, despite appearing not to, suggesting that Rodger tries to find more hobbies in a mocking tone, and laughing whenever Waxwell repeatedly yells about giving people nightmares.

He's open to helping his friends with their issues, especially their dreams, but sometimes tries to turn down help offered to him, preferring to be the one lending a helping hand or four. But he does easily doubt some of them, yet remains calm as ever when he does so. Repeatedly talking about something or worrying for him can irritate Astro, and he finds it odd. Toons like Looey Render Looey are why his skepticism sometimes goes too far, and he needs to double check his thoughts and not be overreliant on his own mind.

Sprout - a tall strawberry who wears solely a white scarf with thin pink stripes wrapped around his neck and draped over his back. He is usually depicted as having eight pastel green, simple leaves, three of which rest atop his head while another 3 cover his forehead in resemblance to bangs, and the last two drape over the back of his head; He has dark red blush complemented with three black freckles on each cheek resembling seeds, which adds up to a total of 6 freckles. His limbs are a reddish pink color, being lighter than his torso and head.

Sprout is a straightforward, overprotective, and pragmatic Toon, as shown in his Passive Ability, being coined as "Overprotective". He often brings up Cosmo Render Cosmo in his interactions, due to the latter's status as his best friend, and both have an interest in baking and cooking.

However, unlike Cosmo, he doesn't fall for tricks as easily, as shown in his encounter with Gigi Render Gigi, and may also be pushy, but with good intentions. He is mostly quiet and introverted, especially when it comes to interacting with Toons he isn't too comfortable with. Sprout's more open and excitable to the Toons he is closer with, like when he is with Cosmo or Ginger Render Ginger. Because of this, Sprout is not the best Toon at socializing, shown in the interaction with Vee Render Vee. He assures if she's okay, but inadvertently points out one of her insecurities. This can also be shown in other conversations.

Though he isn't as gullible, he seems to be clumsy or forgetful sometimes, as seen in a TV recording where he leaves the oven unattended, causing a fire that Sam Render Sam then hurriedly puts out. Mentioned in a log on one of the Warehouse Floors, this seemed to happen frequently, as Sam said they are always busy watching him to make sure nothing burns down. This seems to be reflected in his descending dialogue, as he may say "Did I remember to turn off the oven? Hope so!".

Sprout's bluntness and no-nonsense attitude may make him come off as stern at times, despite his soft appearance. But at his core, he is very protective and caring, if a bit overbearing towards the other Toons. In multiple instances, he always looks out for their well-being, such as in his dialogue with Looey Render Looey, firmly reassuring him that he is "never a waste of anything." This care is particularly potent with his best friend Cosmo, with Sprout going so far as becoming mad when Shrimpo Render Shrimpo states that he hates Cosmo's cooking. According to his interactions with Squirm Render Squirm, he seems to have kindness towards the insecure toons, telling him that he would bake an apple pie for him. Sometimes he even appears to panic at the thought of any Toons being in a perceived peril, as shown when Poppy Render Poppy yells out his name, causing him to immediately ask if she's okay. This however doesn't prevent him from teasing his fellow Toons, pushing it too far in the cases of Vee and Glisten.

Shelly - a beige ammonite shell with a black opening seen on the left side of her head. She has orange blush and two bottom lashes underneath each eye. She wears a dark brown overall dress with a light brown sleeveless undershirt.

Shelly is a very extroverted Toon, who enjoys talking about her interest in dinosaurs and other forms of prehistoric life, but she has other hobbies as well, such as sewing, which is shown in her dialogues with Bobette Render Bobette, Sprout Render Sprout, and Yatta Render Yatta. She is always bursting with energy and tries her best to get along with others, even to the point of twisting cruelty towards her into awkward kindness; shown in her conversation with Shrimpo Render Shrimpo. She is highly supportive and kind towards others, as hinted at through her Active Ability, possibly due to the influence of her Toon Handler or natural energy.

She's often surprised and even excited when other Toons show an interest in her, especially Main Characters, demonstrated in her dialogues with Astro Render Astro, Vee Render Vee, Yatta Render Yatta, Rodger Render Rodger, and Bassie Render Bassie, possibly because she often goes unnoticed or ignored by the others. For unknown reasons, Shelly is the most ignored Toon out of all the Main Characters, and this has been implied multiple times in the game and in her Twisted Shelly Render Twisted counterpart's description. This seems to greatly upset her, but she does try to keep up her optimistic and positive facade despite this, instances of which are shown in her dialogues with Teagan Render Teagan and Tisha Render Tisha.

Vee - a pistachio green TV with a black screen. She has two black antennas topped with gray spheres, with her right antenna being bent in a sort of zigzag line (left in our perspective) while the other is straight. Her facial features are lime green with a confident smirk on her face. Her torso is the same color as her TV head, while her bow tie is a slightly more vivid shade of lime green. Her limbs are a darker gray and, as seen in some artworks and her idle animations, she is revealed to have a retractable tail with a microphone topper. The microphone has a dark green handle with a gray grill. During Blackouts, she gives off a green glow. When hit by a Twisted, a blue error screen appears on her, which her glow and attacked face changes depending on what skin she's wearing.

Vee is a straightforward and blunt Toon who sometimes acts arrogant and superior. She is also logical and wants the best for the other Toons, and even wants them to better themselves, although she may be blunt about it. Despite her blunt attitude, she shows that she cares for the other Toons, and her rudeness is unintentional.

Despite her sarcastic and superior personality, it is implied that she hides her emotions to appear more confident than she really is. This is implied in Cosmo's interaction with Vee where Vee gets defensive when he found out she wasn't doing the best.

Vee is a sentient Toon and dislikes when she is not seen as more than her code or as if she doesn't have emotions, such as when Rodger was planning to use her knowledge for something. It is clear that Vee does not want to be seen as a tool or an emotionless, non-sentient being. In the video clip shown in Vee's floor, there is a footage of Vee and her Toon handler talking about Vee being "upgraded" to which Vee doesn't like. This further shows Vee's insecurities.

At times Vee is shown to have a protective personality when it comes to Toons she cares about, especially towards Astro Render Astro. This can be shown in a conversation with Rodger where she asks him to stop bothering Astro. She also tries to assure Astro that she’s ready to help him and defend him at any time.

Dyle - an anthropomorphic gold pocket watch with a long chain of the same color which he often holds in his walking, idle, and running animation. He sports dark blueish-gray eyeshadow, an hour and minute hand, which resembles a mustache, and seven tick marks on his face, with each tick mark being a color of the rainbow. These ticks are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, lavender, and a darker purple, the red at the top, and going clockwise in that order. He wears a suit of the same color as his eyeshadow and wears a white long-sleeved shirt under the suit, completed with a rainbow colored tie. Dyle also wears pants with vertical stripes, being rainbow colored, and dark blue shoes.

Dyle is the Toon who controls the Gardenview Train Center. He takes everything seriously and views everything in a professional light, including fellow Toons, whom he perceives as fellow colleagues instead of friends, unlike most of the other Toons.

Being raised to supervise the train, Dyle, unlike the other Toons, never participated in the show. This seemed to make him very lonely and even rejected, which led him to ask Arthur Render Arthur and Delilah Render Delilah if he could be in the show (as seen in a note), but this never happened. Dyle might have been isolated from the other Toons, as evidenced by the fact that his room was on a completely isolated floor and with his gossip about Looey Render Looey as he says "I don't have the luxury of friends", though he occasionally chats with Toons when he gets the chance like when he delivers food to Sprout Render Sprout. Despite this, his office, in which all of the train controls are, is located in the middle of the lobby, open for everybody to see.

Despite his isolation and loneliness, he is heavily implied to genuinely care for the Toons around him, as seen in his gossip about Yatta Render Yatta, Glisten Render Glisten, and Finn Render Finn, leaving candy out for Yatta by the trains, showing concern for Glisten's clumsiness and asking and allowing Finn to ramble on about his interests respectively. This could show that Dyle does have downtime to be with the other Toons, even though he was meant for the trains.

Overall, Dyle can be summed up as a professional, no-nonsense Toon, though it seems he is isolated from most Toons, taking advantage of every opportunity he can get to be with them.

The Diner is a restaurant-themed floor featuring a mixture of kitchen and dining areas. Its overall appearance resembles an old-fashioned family restaurant, with colorful walls, wooden flooring, food-related decorations, and separate kitchen spaces. General appearance:

• The exterior walls are predominantly red with green stripes.
• Interior walls can be red or green.
• The dining areas have brown wooden flooring.
• The kitchen areas have gray tiled floors.
• Windows separate different sections of the restaurant.
• The kitchen and dining sections are generally positioned on opposite sides of the map. The dining area: The dining section resembles a traditional restaurant. It contains open spaces, tables, food-related decorations, and menus displaying fictional dishes associated with various Toons. Some of the menus feature food representing Astro, Cosmo, Razzle and Dazzle, Toodles, Goob, Dandy, Vee, and Shrimpo. There is also a poster featuring Sprout and Cosmo. The kitchen: The kitchen has a more industrial appearance than the dining section. Its gray tiled flooring distinguishes it from the wooden restaurant floors. It has separate spaces and connecting doorways, giving it the appearance of a working restaurant kitchen. Other details:
• Poppy Pop vending machines can appear in different colors.
• Jukeboxes are present in certain areas.
• A cereal box labeled Basic Flakes can be spotted.
• Some vending machine and jukebox lights turn off during Blackouts. The Diner has three different layouts, so the precise arrangement of its rooms and corridors varies.

The Lobby is the main starting location of Dandy's World. It is a large, colorful interior that serves as the central gathering area before players enter a run.

It has a cheerful, welcoming appearance, with colorful decorations and classical music playing in the background. However, its connection to the abandoned Gardenview Education Center gives it a slightly unsettling atmosphere.

The spawn room:

This is where players initially appear after joining the game.

• Several colorful posters decorate the walls.
• A large rainbow-colored rug leads toward a staircase.
• Four differently colored benches sit along one side of the room.
• A decorative tree stands between the benches.
• There are three metal turnstiles behind the spawn area.
• Beyond the turnstiles are railway tracks where a train occasionally passes. There is also a doorway leading to Roleplay Mode.

The hallway: A staircase leads from the spawn room into a hallway with another section of the rainbow rug. The hallway connects to several important locations:

• Dandy's Store, located on the left.
• Dyle's Store, located on the right.
• The Event Store Room, where seasonal shops appear during special events. When no seasonal event is active, the Event Store Room is generally empty and has blue-colored walls and posters featuring the Main Characters. The Elevator Area is a circular space with three large elevators. Its decorations include:
• A sign reading "Gardenview Education Center And Museum."
• Cutouts representing the Main Character Toons.
• A garden area with a large decorative tree.
• Three elevators used to begin runs. Each elevator can accommodate between one and eight players. Atmosphere: The Lobby plays several classical music pieces, including Clair de Lune, Ode to Joy, Mini Moonlight Sonata, and The Four Seasons (Spring). The music makes the Lobby feel considerably calmer than the floors players encounter during a run. The Toon Rooms are a special location accessible in Roleplay Mode. Unlike the regular floors, this area is designed around the individual Toons and their personal living spaces. It contains a collection of bedrooms, shared areas, and other rooms that give players a glimpse into the Toons' everyday lives. The main hallway: The Toon Rooms feature a hallway that connects the different bedrooms and shared spaces. The hallway includes:
• Doors leading to individual Toon bedrooms.
• A route toward the kitchen and office.
• A separate hallway leading toward an elevator.
• Pictures of the Main Character Toons and their Toon Handlers. The Handler portraits are particularly interesting because they provide additional context about the relationships between the Toons and the people responsible for them. The kitchen is a shared area where the Toons can presumably prepare food and spend time together. It is particularly relevant to Sprout and Cosmo, who are shown together in footage displayed elsewhere in the building.

The office is another shared room in the building.

One of its notable details is a television displaying footage of Sprout and Cosmo baking Astro Cookies. This small detail helps establish that the Toon Rooms are not simply a collection of bedrooms. They also contain references to the characters' relationships and activities. Individual bedrooms: The bedrooms are organized into categories corresponding to different Toon rarities, including:

• Commons
• Uncommons
• Rares
• Other characters Each bedroom has its own decorations and personality, reflecting the Toon associated with it. The individual rooms are especially useful for understanding the characters because their decorations, belongings, and written notes can reveal personality traits that aren't necessarily obvious during normal gameplay. Shelly's Floor resembles a natural history museum, with a strong emphasis on dinosaurs, fossils, prehistoric creatures, and educational exhibits.

The entire location feels like a museum dedicated to natural history, making it an especially fitting environment for Shelly.

General appearance:

The floor contains:

• Dinosaur skeletons and fossils.
• Large dinosaur skull displays.
• Educational posters and information boards.
• Nature-themed exhibits.
• Sand-filled excavation areas.
• A projection room.
• Shelly-themed decorations and plushies. The overall color palette and decorations give the floor the appearance of a children's museum. The dinosaur exhibits: One of the most noticeable attractions is a large Sauropod fossil display. The fossil is positioned in a dedicated room, accompanied by a sandbox-style excavation area where children would presumably be able to pretend to dig for fossils. Other displays include:
• A Stegosaurus fossil.
• A Triceratops skull.
• A Tyrannosaurus rex skull.
• Dinosaur comparison charts.
• Additional prehistoric-themed exhibits. These displays make the floor feel like a genuine educational museum rather than an ordinary hallway. The projection room is one of the more distinctive sections. It features a projection of Shelly herself, surrounded by museum-related decorations. Interestingly, the projection remains visible during Blackouts, even when the projector is switched off. The excavation areas: The floor also contains sandbox areas resembling children's archaeological dig sites. These spaces reinforce the museum theme and give the environment a more interactive, educational appearance. Overall atmosphere: Shelly's Floor feels like a museum that was once designed to entertain and educate children. Its exhibits are colorful and carefully arranged, but the abandoned setting creates a contrast between its original cheerful purpose and its current condition. It is also the smallest and tightest of the four Main Character Floors. Vee's Floor is designed around television entertainment, game shows, arcade machines, and vintage technology. It resembles a television studio mixed with an old-fashioned arcade. The entire environment reflects Vee's identity as a television-themed Toon and entertainer. The most recognizable part of the floor is its game-show area. It has the appearance of a television set designed for an entertainment program, with decorations that make the location feel like a place where contestants would compete for prizes. The atmosphere is bright and theatrical, reflecting Vee's show-business personality. The floor contains several arcade machines with their own fictional game titles. Some examples include:
• BRICK THROWING !!!SIMULATOR!!!
• Swimmy Barnaby!
• SNEAKY GIGI
• Gardenview Bake-Off!
• DANCE DANCE TOON These machines add variety to the environment and make it feel like an entertainment center. The technology displays: Throughout the floor, there are:
• Computer displays.
• Vintage television screens.
• Old-fashioned technological equipment.
• Vee-related posters.
• Arcade cabinets.
• Various television-themed decorations. Posters include titles such as The Vee Virus, Winning Big: Starring Scraps and Vee, Win Prizes with Vee, and Vee & Shelly in Future and Past. One of the more interesting areas is the backstage room. There is a door marked "Staff Only" featuring Vee's likeness. Inside, a television displays what appears to be CCTV footage of Veronica Hurley speaking with Vee about plans for a possible Vee Version Two upgrade. This is an especially interesting detail because it provides additional information about Vee's development and her relationship with her Handler. Vee also has a unique reaction when approaching this room: she simply says "..." Overall atmosphere: Vee's Floor feels like an abandoned television studio and arcade. It is one of the more technologically themed locations in Gardenview, with an environment that emphasizes entertainment, performance, and Vee's interest in being the center of attention. Astro's Floor is an astronomy-themed museum or planetarium dedicated to outer space. It is one of the most visually distinctive floors in the game because practically every part of its environment revolves around astronomy, stars, planets, and space exploration. General appearance: The room uses several shades of blue and purple. Its decorations include:
• Star-patterned walls.
• Sparkling decorations.
• Blue lighting.
• Space-themed exhibits.
• Miniature spacecraft.
• Satellite displays.
• Uniquely decorated elevators.
• Astronomy information plaques. The entire location has a dreamy, almost nighttime appearance. One of the most recognizable attractions is a miniature solar system. The exhibit displays the planets in a miniature astronomical arrangement, giving visitors the impression that they're exploring a small planetarium. There are also additional displays featuring space-related information. Another attraction is a miniature moon-surface display. It contributes to the space exploration theme and makes the floor resemble an educational astronomy center. Several exhibits feature models of:
• Space shuttles.
• Satellites.
• Space habitats.
• Other space-related machinery. Some are displayed behind glass, much like objects in a real museum. The Dream Land attraction: One particularly interesting decoration is a sign advertising Astro's "TRIP TO DREAM LAND" dark ride. This adds a more amusement-park-like quality to the otherwise educational museum environment. The elevators: Even the elevators are decorated to match the astronomy theme. Their frames and surrounding decorations are noticeably different from those found on ordinary floors. Overall atmosphere: Astro's Floor feels quiet, dreamy, and somewhat mysterious. Its blue and purple lighting creates a nighttime atmosphere, while the stars and miniature planets make it feel like an imaginary journey through space. It is also the largest floor in Gardenview. Sprout's Floor is a large environment combining a kitchen, dining room, and outdoor-like area. Unlike the museum-like appearance of Shelly's Floor or the technological appearance of Vee's Floor, Sprout's Floor feels much more domestic and welcoming. Its design is closely connected to Sprout's identity as a food-themed Toon. General appearance: The floor has:
• A large kitchen.
• A dedicated dining area.
• An outdoor-inspired section.
• High ceilings.
• Grass-covered areas.
• Sprout-related posters.
• Sprout plushies.
• Picnic decorations. Its outdoor sections resemble the environment of the Easter Floor. The combination of indoor and outdoor areas gives the floor a bright, open appearance. The kitchen is one of the main sections of the floor. It is a large cooking area that fits Sprout's association with food and cooking. The environment also contains references to Sprout and Cosmo's shared cooking activities. The dining area is another major section. It provides a place for the characters to sit and eat, making the location feel more like a home or restaurant than a traditional museum. The room's decorations help establish the connection between food, friendship, and everyday life. One of the most recognizable areas is the outdoor-like picnic section.

It features grass and picnic-related decorations, giving the impression of a garden or outdoor dining space.

There is also a balcony picnic area.

These details make the floor feel much more open and natural than the other Main Character Floors. The plushie and puzzle area: A shelf containing Sprout plushies can be found alongside a table with puzzles. This is a smaller decorative section that adds personality to the environment. The VHS recordings: Sprout's Floor contains two particularly interesting sets of VHS footage. The first shows Sprout and Cosmo talking together before an oven catches fire. Sam McLaughlin eventually extinguishes the fire with a fire extinguisher, and Cosmo and Sprout comfort Sam afterward. The second recording shows Sprout confiding in Astro about his existential concerns regarding the difference between his living self and his television-show character. He also discusses feeling that something is missing without Cosmo as a living Toon and wanting to ask Delilah to create Cosmo before the other side characters. These recordings give the floor additional narrative significance beyond its decorations. Overall atmosphere: Sprout's Floor has a warm, domestic, and cheerful appearance. It combines the feeling of a restaurant, a home kitchen, and an outdoor picnic location. However, because Gardenview has been abandoned, its once-friendly environment also has an eerie contrast to it.