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#SETTING

Welcome to Shibuya, Players! (Or at least what seems like a suspiciously similar approximation of it.) A neighborhood special ward located in the western portion of Tokyo, Japan, everything that surrounds your view is buildings climbing up to the skyline and busy streets. There's a definitive tinge of smog to the air, but the sky is clear day and night. The hustle and bustle of the city is only slightly overshadowed by the faint sound of music playing in the background, like the sound of speakers in a grocery store echoing everywhere. The playlist might change, yet the music never stops. There's no need to get overwhelmed by it all, though. Because they're in a plane of existence known as the UG, Players have limited access to buildings, only being able to enter those with a specific decal on them. Anything else is unavailable. Paths to other areas are also LOCKED by what seems to be invisible walls. Perhaps they can be unlocked later...? Overall, there's definitely the feeling of something odd in this city, but it might just be because you're a dead soul walking these streets. Speaking of, let's look at them more closely, shall we?

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DOGENZAKA

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A sloping street flanked by shops tending toward the eccentric. Once, this hill was a popular setting for novels. This street of Shibuya, better known for its numerous love hotels, doesn't only have eccentric shops. It also has a McDonald's at its doorstep. Quaint, with an emphasis on coffee brews, this Mickey D's offers a wider variety of drinks than it does food, though its main menu is still available. Unfortunately, the McFlurry machine appears to be broken. If you're sick and tired of McDonald's, the ramen restaurant next door might interest you. Don't let its cozy exterior and interior fool you! Isn't It Ramentic? boasts some of the best noodles in the world over. The only odd thing is a message written on the walls: "all credit to Don". Perhaps the original owner? A few steps across the street, you can finally start to see some of those eccentric shops you've heard so much about! For example, a Bad Dragon sex toy shop. Its enormous variety of massive dildos, flesh lights, butt plugs, vibrators and assortment of lube is only eclipsed by how bizarre its models are. That sure is a werewolf cock! I would link you an example, but I have safe search on. Enjoy the edible lube, though. Right next door is Intents Collectors, a clown memorabilia store. Going by its location, one can only assume it's for people who want to fuck clowns. You can buy a variety of make up (for clowns), costumes (clown costumes), figurines (of clowns), and so much more! (So long as it's about clowns.) The life size clown statue at the front of the store has eyes that look like it follows you when you walk! Isn't that neat. Running away screaming in a diagonal line towards the exit, you'll find the last shop available to you in Dogenzaka: a Dragon Couture brand clothing store! They have no known affiliation with Bad Dragon. With its flowing and artistic clothes, this Hong Kong inspired brand has an odd reputation for being worn by prissy snobs. Don't let it deter you; the clothes here are both pretty and high quality.