TVTropes Skyscraper

Floor 1026: The world's largest burger rests here.

Edited by madface7 on Oct 25th 2020 at 6:28:37 AM

Floor 1027: Big Boo's Haunt. Contains spooky enemies from several video games, including the Mad Piano from Super Mario 64.

floor 1028: an empty void... well, mostly empty. there's a mansion over to the right if you go far enough. and uh, just a little past it to the left is a giant sprawling carnival.

Floor 1029: The Endless Stairs. No one knows if the stairs actually lead anywhere. The person who tried the Backwards Long Jump got vaporized from the sheer speed.

Floor 1030: This floor contains the Parallel Universe task force, and is where every PU is kept track of. This floor knows the guy who yahoo'd off the endless staircase actually went to a PU. It's main purpose is to rescue people who ran out of speed in a PU or became QPU-misaligned.

Edited by Kappaclystica on Oct 25th 2020 at 7:36:56 AM

Floor 1031: The hallway where the Wario Apparition is stored.

Floor 1032: The Floor of surprisingly nice Eldritch Abominations.

Edited by tzaoray on Oct 26th 2020 at 9:35:22 PM

Floor 1033: The floor where the one mean Eldritch Abomination has been banished for a horrible crime... double dipping a nacho chip.

Floor 1034: The floor where the cults that worship the Eldritch Abominations in Floor 1032 meet.

Edited by MOARPYLONZ on Oct 26th 2020 at 10:10:43 AM

1035: The floor that's a cult that worships cultists.

1036: A floor with a cult that worships Blue Öyster Cult

1037: this floor contains all movies that are considered lost, but they can't leave the floor or they'll turn to dust. Also contains a theater and employees to help watch the movies.

Edited by Superjohn on Oct 26th 2020 at 1:21:55 PM

Floor 1038: A cinema that shows every movie and theatre production in existence, except for the ones stored on Floor 1037. It also has an arcade that contains every video game in existence. Floor 1037 is its basement.

Edited by MOARPYLONZ on Oct 26th 2020 at 12:17:38 PM

Floor 1039: This room contains just a single button. Should you press it, you're teleported to a random place in the United States, and have to make it back to the Skyscraper. The faster you do this, the more points you get. Odds are good you're gonna end up in the middle of rural Montana or something and starve before you find where you are though.

Floor 1040: An map that explains each and every floor of the skyscraper in extreme detail.

Floor 1041: This floor contains the garbage Puyos from the world's largest Puyo Puyo chain. All 3,233,732,340,823 of them. Don't ask how. Employees are at work trying to pop them, but they can't pop too much at once, or else the entire city that the skyscraper is in will be sent to Primp Town.

heh

Edited by R3Ked on Oct 29th 2020 at 3:25:33 AM

Floor 1042: The Official Puyo Puyo Tetris stadium. This is where all events pertaining to all versions of Puyo Puyo and Tetris are hosted. The floor has portals to all of the Puyo Puyo locales, including Primp Town and the S.S. Tetra. As for Tetris, it accommodates every look and Arrange Mode of Tetris, including Bombliss and Tetris Effect. The stadium menu includes Arle and Carbuncle's curry, Puyo-shaped gummies, and tetrimino-shaped PEZ candy. The Tetris 99 events are very much popular. So much so that they had to accommodate with new portals to different worlds, like the worlds of Fodlan and Galar. Someone suggested opening up Puyo Puyo 99 events. The management caved in and opened up two Puyo Puyo 99 events, one for Tsu rules and the other for Fever rules. It went... horribly. The events were basically a giant bore to the audience, as all of the Garbage Puyo were being dispersed across all of the players, totalling to nothing even on a bug chain. The management tried again with another event, this time with voices and the Puyo Puyo characters. That event was even worse. The audience couldn't even hear anything after the event. They tried one final time, this time with a guest appearance from Reimu Hakurei herself. Not only couldn't the audience hear anything, but the players could barely control due to all of the lag. In fact, all of that many Puyo in a tight space managed to mysteriously erase the stadium housing the event and everyone on the stadium from existence. Either that, or teleport the entire stadium with people somewhere remote. Since then, no one has bothered with Puyo Puyo 99 events, and a new stadium is currently in construction to replace the old stadium.

Edited by MOARPYLONZ on Oct 29th 2020 at 3:19:00 AM

Forgive me for sandwich posting, but...

Floor 1043: A separate, smaller stadium for other falling-block style games. Lumines and Panel de Pon are played here, and discussion of Meteos is underway, but fears of an Earth-Shattering Kaboom prevent it from happening for now. Tetris and Puyo Puyo have temporarily moved here while floor 1042 is being rebuilt.

effort Floor 1044: This is the room where the guy who controls which pieces drop when for various puzzle games does his work. Blame him whenever you never get any line pieces in Tetris, or a ton of incompatible Puyo Puyo blobs, or when every single person in your Tetris 99 game goes after you.

Floor 1045: A taiga forest covered in perpetual snow.

Floor 1046: A snowy town, similar to Snowdin, but larger. They didn't want to tear down all the trees in Floor 1045, and this floor was empty before, so it only made sense to build the town here.

Edited by DrNoPuma on Oct 29th 2020 at 8:06:21 AM

Floor 1047: The freezer where all of the snow used by Floors 1045 and 1046 are created and sent off. That snow's gotta come from somewhere, after all.

Floor 1048: The new home of the Olympian Gods. It's also rented out part time by the Percy Jackson and the Olympians fanclub.

Floor 1049: Hercules' version of the Underworld, where Hades, Pain, Panic, and the Fates live. The Olympian gods on the floor below may or may not also be the Disney versions. Also, the irony of the Underworld being on the floor above Mount Olympus does not go unnoticed.

Floor 1050: A 1:1 scale model of the skyscraper.