Underground Subway

Underground Subway
Information
Music	Twist Again Madly Twist Bad Boys Twist Golden Days Blue holiday (only on the Jukebox)
Length	40 seconds
Can damage/kill you	Yes
Has NPCs	Yes
Interacts with NPCs	Yes

Underground Subway, or The Subway is one out of 93 floors that can be randomly chosen, or selected by a player. It is currently in-game.

Appearance

The floor appears as a subway station that is decently lit by cyan neon lights and has a vintage appearance. The platform is covered in square white tiles, with stains on the edge of the wall. The floor has dark gray tile walls, ceiling, and a yellow safety line edging the platform. Only a few items decorate the map, which are a subway sign, a poster, a working jukebox, and a vending machine. On the other side of the platform is the train track, which players can freely jump on to. The current train takes the form of a CTA 2600-series locomotive. The old train, however, was a freight train consisting of a red shipping container and a blue shipping container. The red one says, "GREY STUFF©" The blue one says, "SHOP STUFF©"

If the player walks along the train track away from the platform, they will come across a different platform on either side. The right platform has a small unlit room with a blacked out window and a closed door. On the left, it is the same except for a computer with an animated blue screen with a globe on it through the window. The screen has illegible text and lights up the room.

Gameplay

Towards the start of the floor, a train will pass by the station at a very fast speed, killing any players on the track. If FleshCousin, Mozelle, or Reddy, are in the elevator upon reaching this floor, they will get off and stand on the train tracks just before the train passes by, getting killed. Unpleasant is the same case, but once they're on the track, they lay down until the train passes, and then jumps back up and continues to walk down the railroad.

Underground Subway can have either Pest or PartyNoob enter the elevator. Both of them have an equal chance of entering.

The jukebox randomly picks one of these 3 songs when the level begins: Twist Again from the album Rock On The Beach, Madly Twist by Christian Padovan, or an instrumental version of Bad Boys Twist by Christian Padovan.

In the 4/28/24 update, the jukebox plays a song called Golden Days by Lauren Lombard.

Gallery

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The back of billboards in the Underground Subway, being after the 1st track, but before the 2nd track.

The front of the train.

An older Underground Subway.

Poob waiting on the platform.

The shipping containers.

The subway sign.

A poster, advertising strawberry soda.

A poster advertising Wet Cement.

The jukebox, which plays music.

The jukebox, broken by the Spray Bottle.

Graffiti of a strange bipedal cat creature done with orange spray paint.

Ditto, but red.

The vending machine.

Three coins stacked on top of the vending machine.

Graffiti of two cat heads. The left one is yellow and the right one is lime green.

Graffiti of a lime green cat head with 2 small arms and 2 large legs. It appears to be running.

The computer room found on the platform past the tracks, left of the elevator.

A close-up of the computer, which is displaying an image of the Earth spinning.

Ditto, but from another angle.

The platform on the right.

FleshCousin going into the train tracks getting hit by the train, somehow surviving and wandering off.

Reddy getting hit by the train.

Unpleasant laying down on the train tracks.

Unpleasant wandering down the tracks.

Trivia

• If the jukebox is sprayed with the Spray Bottle, there is a chance it breaks, causing it to stop playing music.
• The original train wasn't actually a train, instead being 2 red and blue shipping containers, the red one having "GREY STUFF©" on it and the other having "SHOP STUFF©" on it.
• Before the 9/14/24 update, if the elevator was full and NPCs left the elevator, Poob or Pest would not enter the elevator.
• The basis of the train is the CTA's 2600-series locomotives, which were built in 1981-1984.
  • Unlike the real thing which is standard gauge, the gap between the tracks indirectly indicates the train is an unknown width of narrow gauge.

References

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