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==Settings and areas== | ==Settings and areas== | ||
Based on the holiday of Halloween, Halloween Town is in a constant state of night | Based on the holiday of Halloween, Halloween Town is in a constant state of night, lighted mainly by the bright full moon overhead. The area has a twisted, Gothic, and creepy appearance. | ||
'''{{a|Guillotine Plaza}}''' (called '''{{a|Town Square}}''' in ''Kingdom Hearts II'') is named after the deadly guillotine in the middle of the area. There is also a fountain full of green water and various ledges to climb on. In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the area takes on a slightly different appearance | '''{{a|Guillotine Plaza}}''' (called '''{{a|Town Square}}''' in ''Kingdom Hearts II'') is named after the deadly guillotine in the middle of the area. There is also a fountain full of green water and various ledges to climb on. In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the area takes on a slightly different appearance: the fountain now squirts water that deals damage, the guillotine can come down to damage characters if they pass beneath it, one of the gates (with presents behind it) deals damage if Sora and company come near it, and nearby grates spew poisonous gas. In both games, the Square links directly to '''{{a|Dr. Finkelstein's Lab}}''', where provides much of the exposition for both games. In ''Kingdom Hearts'', it also links to '''{{a|Guillotine Gate}}''' (called '''{{a|Halloween Town Entrance}}''' in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''), which serves as the entrance to Halloween Town. | ||
Near the square is a '''{{a|Graveyard}}''' that serves as a connection to other places in both games. In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the gravestones can be knocked over for [[Drive Orb]]s and damage. In both games, the Graveyard leads to '''{{a|Moonlight Hill}}''' (called '''{{a|Curly Hill}}''' in ''Kingdom Hearts II''); with a sundae swirl hill that can uncurl in ''Kingdom Hearts'' to take the party to the next area. In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the left fork in the Graveyard takes the party to the '''{{a|Hinterlands}}''', a quiet wood leading to a group of trees carved with various symbols of other holidays. They lead to towns of various holidays - Christmas, Easter, St. Patrick's Day, Thanksgiving, Independence Day, and Valentine's Day. | |||
In ''Kingdom Hearts'', traveling over Moonlight Hill takes the party to the '''{{a|Bridge}}''' leading to [[Oogie's Manor]] and the '''{{a|Evil Playroom}}''' | In ''Kingdom Hearts'', traveling over Moonlight Hill takes the party to the '''{{a|Bridge}}''' leading to [[Oogie's Manor]] and the '''{{a|Evil Playroom}}''' which serves as the hideout of Lock, Shock, and Barrel, as well as Oogie Boogie's own '''{{a|Torture Chamber}}'''. | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the Hinterlands | In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the Hinterlands takes characters to '''{{a|Yuletide Hill}}''', where they can travel down the '''{{a|Candy Cane Lane}}''' to reach '''Christmas Town'''. In Christmas Town, characters can visit Santa Claus himself in '''{{a|Santa's House}}''' and explore the '''{{a|Shipping & Receiving}}''' and '''{{a|Wrapping Rooms}}''' of the '''{{a|Toy Factory}}'''. Later in the game, characters can also go by '''{{a|Christmas Tree Plaza}}''' for a boss battle. | ||
When entering the Christmas Town portal there are five other holiday doors that can be seen outside of the portal: the door marked with a four-leaved clover represents St. Patrick's Day, the Easter egg represents Easter, the heart symbol represents Valentine's Day, the turkey represents Thanksgiving, and the firework represents Independence Day. | When entering the Christmas Town portal there are five other holiday doors that can be seen outside of the portal: the door marked with a four-leaved clover represents St. Patrick's Day, the Easter egg represents Easter, the heart symbol represents Valentine's Day, the turkey represents Thanksgiving, and the firework represents Independence Day. |
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