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Floor 26: an eerie Borgesian room with walls and floors that seemingly bend into each other. However, they are supported by the floor's foundation

Floor 27: Everything has 27s all over it. Everything. 27 on the walls, 27 on the chairs... 27.

Edited by CustardAndPie on May 29th 2019 at 9:59:56 AM

Floor 28: This floor is just a giant hole in reality, unlike floor 4 people can survive going in here but it's impossible to predict when they'll come back half the time it's before they came here. As long as someone is on this floor all memories and other evidence of their existence is also gone until they return. In case they come back before going on this floor no one's memories will change but all other evidence will still come with them, so for example birth certificates are doubled.

Floor 29: A perfectly accurate recreation of the interior of the Overlook Hotel. Jack Nicholson may or may not be running around with an axe.

Floor 30. Mayhem ensues in this floor. There are mimes everywhere.

Floor 31: A wacky arcade lounge with literally every console in existence. The native consoles are Nigh-Invulnerable, and even if they happen to be deleted in in existence, they rematerialize a second later. Also, every console contains every single game in existence. Plus, you can get a spare version of that console for free if you ask nicely, although the spare versions aren't as durable as the native consoles.

Edited by KJsixteen on May 30th 2019 at 6:27:27 AM

Floor 32: It's a floor occupied entirely by Big Smoke clones. All of them perpetually ordering their unusually large orders in a seemingly infinite amount of restaurants.

Floor 33: Is filled with scale models of all previous floors which in some way function like the real thing, ie trying to look at the model 4 kills you, floor 17 has a button to make a flushing sound, model 28 causes any small objects placed in it to disappear and so on.

Floor 34: Everything is inexplicably in the style of Jojos Bizarre Adventure. Why, you may ask? Because why not?

Floor 35: The DND section, it's a large up-to-scale DND-like floor with real dragons and stuff, proceed with caution.

Floor 36: A fully decked-out music studio where all of the equipment is from the 70's and 80's and in good working condition. Sick beats are made here.

Floor 37: An infinitely long corridor with an infinite amount of doors on both sides, all of them lead to their own infinitely long corridor with an infinite amount of doors

This pattern continues forever

Floor 38 is a massive Arena like floor, and at the center of the arena is a shining rainbow-colored trapezohedron that creates a virtual Marathon Boss based off of literally anything that exists. The Hologram Boss Battle can be fought and defeated with any Weapon Of Choice from any work, even ones that you made up. Don't worry about getting hurt in real-life; no matter how threatening the boss looks or what work it comes from, it can't actually hurt you.

Edited by KJsixteen on May 30th 2019 at 3:23:42 AM

Floor 39: A death trap with lots of swinging axes, and a wooden table with a picture of a father on it. There is a drawer on the wooden table, with a broken wine bottle (that has a picture of a vineyard on it), a credit card, a stapler gun, a blue pen that's run out of ink, and a telephone. The walls are pure white, the ceiling has blue yarn that holds up the axes, and the floor has red carpet with blood stains on it, and, near one of the walls, there is a robot.

got ninja'd

Edited by Playing_with_boy on May 30th 2019 at 3:27:40 AM

Floor 40: The Thanos room, where merchandise is sold always witha 50% discount, and there's only half of everything. Haf-food, half-water, etc.

Edited by VengefulBale on May 30th 2019 at 9:05:05 AM

Floor 41(?): A large white stage. It was originally intended for school plays until an incident in which an entire class got crushed by a blue whale, and the whale hasn't left the stage. Nowadays the whale performs a comedy routine every other day, and he has a decent following.

Floor 42: Corridors containing hotel rooms, but this one has Kirby-themed paintings, pictures, rugs, merchandise, furniture, etc. in the corridors and rooms. Even the walls are pink.

Floor 43 is a Dragon petting zoo.

You just missed an opportunity to make a The Hitch Hikers Guide To The Galaxy reference.

Floor 44: A Massive free-for-all deathmatch arena where you can load up with as much as you can carry of any weapon and armor in history or fiction, if you die you just respawn

May or may not have been based on the boss arena a few floors below

Floor 45: A floor filled with nothing but cubiculums and Pixies.

Floor 46: A tiny city inhabited by sapient mice, living in houses and building the size of you.

Floor 47: A beauty salon, with stations for hair, makeup, and nails. All beauticians and stylists are talking bats, but they're good at what they do so it doesn't matter.

Edited by CustardAndPie on May 30th 2019 at 12:27:22 PM

Floor 48: A giant library with every book ever written, unfortunately due to the size and amount of books no librarian wants to work there since it's impossible to find anything.

Floor 49: A prisonlike room with a giant, monster lizard chained at the center, and small lab rooms where scientists monitor it's movements.

Edited by Oggy123 on May 31st 2019 at 3:34:23 PM

Floor 50 is a place where you can simulate literally any work you want. The one rule: the work has to be a completed work. Also, you must finish the simulation, because if not, you won't be leaving any time soon. At least you have Resurrective Immortality if you die in this floor, however.

Edited by dave_the_assassin on May 31st 2019 at 3:50:57 PM