The City of Studiopolis Zone

This city is the bright lights city of movies and stars, home to many popular and viral people who have decided to go big and live in the city. It looks very much like Tokyo and New York City combined with the sheer scale of it being considered its own state having its own laws. This city isn’t always bright however. Various mobs and crime bosses make this place their home as well, but it would be rare to find one due to how obscure they make themselves. Overall, this city is gigantic, bright, and full of wonder; who knows what will happen next in this big and chaotic city? Only time will tell. The city has 7 major locations, otherwise known as Districts, that everyone knows about: Studio Hills, Gamblers District, Downtown Foodopolis, Studiopolis Grand Park, Aurelius Boulevard, Rural Studiopolis, and Studiopolis Metro.

First up is Studio Hills. Studio Hills is the more high class place for those who are making it big within the city. It consists of high rise buildings, hilly areas, and areas where the population passes through the most. Think of this place as the most packed area for those who tend to travel a lot. The many sights here consist of founding statues, mini parks, and vendors of all kinds ranging from food to clothing or maybe even accessories. However, middle class people live here too, it isn’t that bad in terms of homelessness due to the many shelters and soup places the entire city funds and builds. This is the second best place to start off with if you’re just moving to Studiopolis Zone.

The second district is the Gambler’s District. Gambler’s District is home to hundreds of casinos, all of them being five star rating. This place houses some of the best players of poker, blackjack, and many other card games. Even stranger is that the rewards here can range from money to an entire building for keeps within the city! The people here are always looking to have fun and make sure you’re safe in the process, everyone deserves to gamble once or twice after all. Are you ready to roll the dice? As well as all the stuff here, you can also find many places where people perform such as Jazz Bars or Hotel Casinos.

The third district is Downtown Foodopolis. Downtown Foodopolis is THE go to place for finding a place to munch out. It houses some of the best steakhouses, hibachi restaurants, outbacks, and even all fast food places you can think of! This place is also big on health so there is a subsection that is mainly for people who are vegan or who simply wish for a healthier meal. There are also countless places that are cheap so the entire district is fit for any kind of budget. Don’t stuff yourself too full yeah?

The fourth district is Studiopolis Grand Park. Studiopolis Grand Park is much like Central Park from New York. This place is basically both a reserve and a hangout for all sorts of people and animals. Most animals within this place are all friendly towards visitors, often greeting them lovingly and with open arms or wings. Though there are some refugee animals that do not seek attention, they are marked by a bright red tag that says, “Too Scared, Don’t Interact!”. Overall, this place is yours to make your nice place to hangout at or vibe in.

The fifth district is Aurelius Boulevard. Aurelius Boulevard is more of a break to even out or give space to the multiple places of Studiopolis Zone. It houses large streets and plazas to give a weary wanderer a place to rest, eat, and maybe enjoy themselves. It’s where most traffic is diverted to so this place will be packed with cars and people during the day and night but on Mondays and Saturdays is when things are calm enough to hang out properly. This place is also known as the Golden Plaza due to sunsets seemingly giving the area a sheen of gold.

The sixth district is Rural Studiopolis. Rural Studiopolis is home to the many suburbans away from the big city. Most middle class live here as well as some high class. The homes found here are decent, able to house more than 5 people and animals depending on the tenant. This place is also known as the break spot for those who wish to step away from the big city to live a more kind and forgivable life.

The seventh district is an area that spans the underground of Studiopolis is the Studiopolis Metro. The Studiopolis Metro is located under the city, being the main way of transport between the previously mentioned areas. The trains can take as short of a time as 45 minutes upwards to 2 hours depending on what train you choose. Some are for the homeless while others are for those who go to a business. This subway system also is home to most lower class folks but they are treated as equals, mostly going to the surface to eat and hangout with others. Though sometimes things can be rough they can help you find your way if you ever get lost in the tunnels.

The eighth district is a place known as H Corp or better known as old Hongyuan. It is a large sub-downtown area that is a place where more Eastern descended individuals reside. This place allows traditions to collaborate to make a beautiful home for all who seek refuge or simply just wanna live a close life. This place replicates the more crunched in aspect of Japan and how close everyone lives to one another as well as the restaurants and living places being shared. There are internet cafés everywhere in there as well.

There are a few specific species that live in Studiopolis Zone that you can interact with, they are: Inklings, Octolings, Anthros. There are three key species that live within the city of Studiopolis Zone. Inklings and Octolings, a superior evolved species of squids and cephalopods that have evolved to change between a human form and cephalopod form. Monsters from the universe of Monster Anthros are an anthropomorphic version of an animal or creature such as an anthro cat, anthro dog, anthro dinosaur, anthro whale, and even an anthro slug.

The first two species are Inklings and Octolings. Inklings and Octolings are a character species from the Nintendo game series Splatoon. Inklings and Octolings are evolved species of squid and octopus that came to be after rising sea levels destroyed humanity. The Inkling’s squid form resembles a small, cartoonish, monochromatic squid or octopus. The squid form has several small arms in the middle of its body, with two large tentacles on either side, a short mantle with relatively large fins, and two upward-facing, human-like eyes with the characteristic black eye mask. Like in the humanoid form, the undersides of the tentacles are always white, regardless of ink color, and have a single large sucker at the tip. The humanoid form, sometimes referred to as "kid" form, especially in promotional material, is similar to that of youthful-looking humans with cartoonish proportions, but with notable differences. Instead of hair, Inklings have tentacles coming from their heads; they are colored on the outside, and white on the inside. The outside changes to match an Inkling's ink color, and usually features a spotted pattern above a gradient to a secondary color at the tip, most notable on the longest tentacles The Octoling’s octopus form is different to the ones of enemy Octolings, with two long tentacles in the middle that helps them move, two smaller ones in front resembling a mustache, and four smaller ones on the underside, along with a pair of eyes that are separated and resemble an Inkling squid's eyes. The suction cups are located on the underside of their tentacles, as opposed to their humanoid form having suckers on the top side; their tips, as well as the top of their heads, have a ring pattern on them. The humanoid form has black markings around their eyes, with both styles having two sharp edges and a thicker underline, where the feminine Octoling has an added dash to their markings. Octolings do not have their markings connect over the middle, having it separated compared to Inklings. Their teeth are also different, having one sharp end tooth on their left side on the top, and another sharp tooth on the right side on the bottom. Their ears are round and asymmetrical, with the right side being flat and the left side being indented, each respectively resembling the fin and siphon on an octopus. Similar to enemy Octolings, the ends of their fingers are pointed, but the playable Octolings do not have these ends being tinted in their ink color. Their eyebrows are also different from Inklings, with males having a half oval shape and females having a curved droplet shape. Both species are able to have any color they desire for their ink and will change it depending on the situation.

The third species are Anthros. Anthros are just anthropomorphic versions of normal animals. They can walk on two legs, speak like humans, and do every a human can do. However they can retain their basic animal instincts so they can have a special quirk about them. There are two types, digitrades and humanistic.

Now of course our last and fourth species are just good ol' normal humans.

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