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Vee's Floor is a themed floor added in the May 24, 2025 update. It is one of four floors themed after the main characters (Astro, Shelly, Vee, and Sprout), and appears starting from Floor 6.

🎮 Appearance and atmosphere

The floor is decorated like a game show studio—just like the one Vee hosts. Slot machines with recognizable names (like "BRICK THROWING !!! SIMULATOR!!!," "Gardenview Bake-Off!", "DANCE DANCE TOON") are scattered throughout. In the center is a stage with a buzzer button—a nod to the animation "Rain's Quiz Show."

The walls are adorned with Vee posters (e.g., "The Vee Virus," "Winning Big: Starring Scraps and Vee"). Vintage computer and television displays are scattered around. Plush Vee toys and a door with a "Staff Only" sign featuring her face can also be found.

🗺️ Structure and navigation

The map consists of numerous islands with cover, with vehicles positioned between them. This makes the floor one of the easiest in the late game, but the narrow passages and sharp angles create challenges during blackouts.

📺 Backstage

There's a room backstage where a CCTV recording plays on a TV: Veronica Hurley (Vee's caretaker) talks to Vee about plans for "Vee Version Two." In the dialogue, Vee asks, "Do I really need an 'upgrade'? I'm almost as recognizable as Dandy!"—hinting at her fear of being replaced.

A unique detail: if you approach this room while playing as V herself, she will only say "..." - this is the first time in the game that a character talks to herself in a specific location.

🍓 For your falling scene

The perfect place for a fall scene is a corridor between rows of slot machines, usually crowded and with narrow passages and sharp turns. You could play it like this: Vee was walking past the machines, got distracted by her tablet (or recording for the show), didn't notice a puddle of ichor/water on the smooth floor, and slipped right next to the stage with the buzzer.

💚 Close friends

Astro is one of the few people V truly trusts. In canon, they are "close friends" and "get along well." Astro is calm, sleepy, and quiet, which creates the perfect balance with her fiery temper. In one fan scenario, he saves her from Twisted, and she, though she snaps at him ("I don't need your help"), allows him to help, admitting, "I hate that you saw me like this." It's a classic "she bites, but he's the only one who sees her weakness" dynamic.

Shelly's relationship is one of the most discussed aspects of the fandom. Shelly is a sweet, kind, slightly clumsy girl with a petrified head who desperately wants to be friends with V, but V pointedly ignores her in canon. However, in some fan interpretations and dialogue, their relationship blossoms into a romantic one—Shelly considers V a "best friend" and even a "significant person." So the choice is yours: either a cold war or the hidden tenderness V hides behind thorns.

Glisten is another character with whom V has an unexpectedly warm relationship. Fans often assumed they disliked each other, but new dialogue revealed they are friends and care for each other. V even calls him "best friend" in some interpretations. This is an interesting detail: V can be a bitch to everyone, but Glisten is an exception.

💢 Enemies and rivals

Dandy is Vee's biggest irritant. They have a hostile relationship: Dandy ridicules her attempts to become more popular than him, while Vee ignores him and openly dislikes him. It's a rivalry between Gardenview's two main "stars": he's the charismatic flower, she's the TV show host. Dandy is the one she wants to outdo.

Sprout is also a hostile camp. They trade barbs: Sprout calls her an "outdated machine," she calls him a "berry boy." It's rivalry at the level of "you're annoying me, but we both know we're a good duo."

💢 Character (for the falling scene)

· Arrogant and blunt: V is a tsundere bitch. She's sarcastic, loves to make wisecracks, and acts as if other Tuna are beneath her.
· Hidden Vulnerability: Behind her arrogance lies a fear of being "replaced" (due to being "Version 1") and a need for recognition. She dislikes being perceived as "just code" or an emotionless tool.
· Logical and cold: Even in dangerous situations, she remains cool, but does not like to be touched and prefers personal space.

Vi is an anthropomorphic television host who hosts her own game show in Gardenview. Here's her canon description for her bot card.

📺 Appearance

Head and Body: The head is a pistachio-green television with a black screen displaying the face. The torso is the same pistachio-green color as the head.
Face: Vi's facial features glow lime green, usually with a confident smirk. When V is hit by Twisted, her screen changes to a blue error screen.
Antennas: Two black antennas with gray spheres at the ends. The left antenna is curved in a zigzag, the right one is straight.
· Limbs: Arms and legs are grey.
· Bow Tie: Wears a slightly brighter shade of lime green bow tie around her neck.
· Tail Microphone: Features a retractable tail ending in a microphone with a dark green handle and grey grille.
· Glow: During blackouts, V emits a green glow.