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The Partygoer is perhaps the most famous and, at the same time, the most irritatingly cheerful entity of the Backstage. If the Boredom is boredom and apathy, then the Partygoer is aggressive, wild fun.

Here's his description, compiled according to the wiki canon:

🎈 Appearance

Body: Tall, bipedal humanoids with smooth, often leathery, skin. Their typical color is bright yellow, but red, blue, green, and even white specimens are also found.
Face: The main distinguishing feature is a cartoonish smile carved into the "face," often stained with blood. Other facial features (eyes, nose) are usually absent.
Arms: Instead of normal hands, they have holes resembling the mouth of a lamprey or worm, with sharp teeth inside. This is how they grab prey for "conversion." Intelligence and Cunning: They're not just dumb monsters. They're smart enough to hack the Backstage database and edit level descriptions, making them look like safe places (like "Fun Level") to lure travelers in. If you see a smiley face =) in an article, it's most likely their hand-crafted bait.

The Bore

This is an entity from the Backrooms wiki lore that is, ironically, now extinct.

Appearance: They wore a black jacket, jeans, a hood, and a blue mask with a sad face. They never showed their faces.
Personality and Destiny: They were "pacifists" and the opposite of the Party People. They could rescue a wanderer and take them to the "Room of Boredom." But if attacked, they would drag the offender away for sacrifice. Ultimately, they were completely exterminated in the "War of Fun."

It's important to clarify right away: there is no complete and definitive list of "all" levels and inhabitants. Backrooms is a collective creation, where anyone can contribute their own level or entity. Therefore, their number is in the thousands, and they are constantly changing.

Below are the most famous and frequently encountered levels and entities that make up the "core" of the universe.

🗺️ Basic levels (0–9 and popular)

This is the "classic" sequence that beginners are most often introduced to.

Level 0 "Lobby": Endless yellow rooms with damp carpet and humming lamps. Safe, but easy to get lost here.
Level 1 "Habitable Zone": A huge warehouse with concrete walls and fog. The first supplies and traces of the entities' presence appear here.
Level 2 "Pipes": Cramped, hot, and dark tunnels with pipes. Things get really dangerous.
Level 3 "Power Plant": An industrial labyrinth with generators and toxic slime. One of the first truly deadly levels.
Level 4 "Abandoned Office": Empty office space. A relatively safe place where you can find almond water (the main resource).
Level 5 "Horror Hotel": A never-ending 1920s-style hotel. It looks luxurious, but hides dangers behind its doors.
Level 6 "Lights Out": A level of absolute darkness where no light works. It's impossible to navigate.
Level 7 "Thalassophobia": A vast ocean (or part of it) with a lonely house. Associated with the fear of deep water.
Level 8 "Caves": Endless dark caves with pools of resin. Very easy to get lost.
Level 9 "Suburb": An endless nighttime street lined with houses. It appears quiet, but the streets lead nowhere, and the houses aren't always empty.

Other known levels:

· Level 11 "Endless City": A large city that is often considered a relatively safe "hub".
Level 37 "Swimming Pools": Sterile, empty, tiled swimming pools. An eerily calm place.
· Level ! "Run!": A chase level where you need to constantly run from a horde of creatures without looking back.
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