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	Yammy's room Is big. That's all that's interesting about it. Otherwise it's just a normal room. It has to be big so Yammy would fit after he had eaten. But he still manages to stuff himself so much that he cannot fit into the room and destroys it regularly. The new room built for him is always bigger than the last one, but it never is large enough. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Szayel's laboratory Is the perfect place for mad science. It has everything a mad scientist needs. Microscopes, thermometers, computers, test tubes, distillation arrays, test subject shackles and cages, cleaner to remove the bloodstains... simply everything a mad scientist with an unlimited budget can think of. Even Mayuri would be impressed. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Orihime's cell At first glance, it seems like a nice room. There is a sofa with soft pillows, a thick carpet on the ground and the whole room is quite big. But it has only one small window and there are bars in the window, this window leading to the outside of Las Noches, showing the Great Sandy Plains. The door is locked from the outside. The walls in the rooms are completely bare and the same ugly shade of green the whole interior of Las Noches favors. The carpet is an ugly shade of purple and the lights in the room have a depressing tint too. The whole room is perfectly designed to break young girls' spirits. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Observation room This room has a big screen and several control panels. The control panels aren't important, they're there just as an excuse to make it look like the occupant of the room is working, when all he's doing is staring at the big screen. This room is used for surveillance, the big screen being able to show what any opponent of Aizen is doing at the current time. That's why Aizen spends so much time there. He claims that it's because he wants to learn as much as he can about his enemies, because knowledge is power, but nobody believes that. Everybody knows that he's a couch potato and a TV addict. Nobody can begrudge it. Whatever Kurosaki Ichigo is doing, it beats soap operas. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Menos Forest research station This is the place where Tousen conducts all his research about Gillian. It has everything a wild(after)life research station needs. Monitoring systems, cameras with 1000x zoom, huge monitors, catwalks to observe the Gillian without having to risk being eaten, lights, binoculars with night-vision for easier observation on site and racks for feeding the Gillian the best food so they would grow bigger and stronger and be generally better than all other Gillian. It is unclear what it is good for, because Gillian are too weak to be of any use in Aizen's campaign. Another mystery is how Tousen can use half of his observation equipment when he's blind. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Menos Forest exit tunnel This is the tunnel the stronger Adjuchas can use to get out of the Menos Forest and onto the Great Sandy Plains, where most of the high-level Hollows live. Only the strong can pass, because they have to defeat the Guardian appointed by Aizen first. But recently the tunnel has collapsed, so all Hollows are stuck inside the Menos Forest. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Menos Forest Menos Forest is in the underground of Hueco Mundo. Despite its name, it isn't really a forest. It only looks like one. The 'trees' are actually crystalic pillars supporting the roof, which is actually the ground of the upper part of Hueco Mundo. The pillars are white, wide and very tall, much taller than the tallest trees and they don't have many branches. So it doesn't really look like a forest. The Menos Forest is where most of the Hollows live and where Menos Grande are born, both Gillian and Adjuchas. The Adjuchas do all in their power to find the exit of the Menos Forest and get out to the Great Sandy Plains, because nobody actually wants to live in the Menos Forest. It's the worst slum of Hueco Mundo. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Las Noches dungeons Deep under the dome of Las Noches, buried in the sands of Hueco Mundo, are dark dungeons. They are very deep and very dark. They are there since the times of Baraggan and they show it. There are trapdoors above them and careless visitors often fall through. They then have to wander around the dark corridors until they find an exit. It isn't hard to find one, because the dungeons weren't meant to be a prison. In fact, their purpose in Las Noches is unclear, but every villain lair needs some dungeons. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Las Noches The site once used to be the realm of Baraggan Louisenbairn and back then it used to be a desolate place with a throne in the middle on which King Baraggan sat and commanded his armies and was bored out of his mind. Then the place was conquered by Aizen Sousuke and underwent massive renovations. For starters, he built a roof over it to keep out the rain. Not that it ever rains in Hueco Mundo, but the sandstorms are kept out. Though we're not sure whether there are any sandstorms. Because Aizen wanted his new palace to reflect his new status as god, he built the place big. Really big. It's bigger than some countries, though rather plain looking. Its outward appearance is that of a plain gray dome, which resembles a bomb shelter. That might be intentional, because Aizen wanted it to withstand enemy attacks. But in that case, he should have built sturdier walls. They are really easy to break, despite being quite thick. Inside is a whole city built under artificial sky with artificial sunlight. It seems to serve no other purpose than look good and mess with some of his underlings' powers. Aside from the fancy roof, the interior of Las Noches is plain. There is bare sandy ground and a lot of plain buildings standing on it. The notable ones are described in other entries. There are also lots of giant columns that make no sense. Most people think that Las Noches is so big only because Aizen wants to show off, because it's really inconvenient to have a residence that takes days to cross when it has only a hundred inhabitants. But it actually serves a good purpose: the Arrancar would kill each other if they had to live together in close quarters, so the dome is so big to keep them as far apart as possible. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Hougyoku room It isn't actually a room, but a terrace with a great view observing the interior of Las Noches. When it's not currently in use, the Hougyoku is completely hidden and the terrace appears to be just an ordinary place when Aizen likes to lounge and drink tea. When he needs to use the Hougyoku, he makes its hidden container rise from the ground. Then he can use it to turn Hollows into Arrancars. The terrace is quite spacious, so many of his underlings can observe the process and admire his power. The fact that the place has no walls or roof has another advantage: there are very few things for a newborn Arrancar to smash if he or she isn't content with his or her new appearance. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Great Sandy Plains They cover the most of Hueco Mundo. There is sand, sand and some more sand. Sand everywhere you can see and where you cannot see, there is yet more sand. The eternal moon of Hueco Mundo shines on them, casting them in eerie white glow. The monotony is broken by the occasional crystal trees. Though they seem small, they're actually tips of the giant trees that grow in the Menos Forest. The Great Sandy Plains might look dead and desolate at first glance, but in fact they are bustling with life. Well, afterlife or whatever. They're inhabited by countless small Hollows. If you're not careful, you might step on some or you might find some had climbed into your pants. Believe me, getting rid Hollow parasites isn't pleasant. But the small Hollows aren't what you should be worried about. The Great Sandy Plains are where the Adjuchas go when they evolve, believing for whatever reason that the empty plains are a better place to live than the cramped Menos Forest. So if you meet a Hollow on the Great Sandy Plains, it's probably an Adjucha or a Vasto Lorde. So don't spend any more time there than you absolutely have to. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Gantebaine's room Another big plain room. Nothing interesting there either. Needs an interior decorator too. Or at least some furniture or wallpapers. Honestly, the big, plain rooms are boring. And that shade of green is really ugly. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Espada meeting room A big room in Las Noches. Its most notable feature is a long table at which the Espada sit during their meetings. Aizen always sits at the head of the table, but otherwise there's no seating order. Some Espada say that they should have assigned a chair according to their rank, but others disagree, believing that everybody should sit wherever they please, be it close to Aizen or as far from him as possible, depending on whether Aizen is pleased with them or not. This often leads to disputes and brawls when two or more Espada claim the same chair. Fortunately, the room is reinforced, so it doesn't get damaged during those brawls. In fact, the room is so sturdy that Aizen and his Espada can sit inside and have tea while a battle is going on inside Las Noches and the shockwaves wouldn't even cause ripples in the tea. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Enterance dungeon - 1 Viewing The dungeon is situated deep in the Great Sandy Plains. It contains a device that makes sure that everybody who opens a Garganta to Hueco Mundo without Aizen's permission ends up there. It also contains countless booby traps, looping corridors, hostile Arrancar and collapsing halls. It shows that Aizen isn't a believer in hospitality. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Dordonii's room Big, plain room. Nothing interesting there. Plain green walls. Needs an interior decorator. Or at least some furniture. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Control room This is one of the most important rooms in Las Noches. It contains controls that allow Aizen to change everything within Las Noches: lighting, temperature, even the layout of the corridors. The last feature has very little practical uses, but is great for playing pranks on his subordinates. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Cirucci's room Is one of the rooms inside Las Noches. Like most of the room s in Las Noches, it's uselessly big. Unlike most of the rooms in Las Noches, it's filled with tall pillars reaching just below the ceiling. The reason behind this pillars is unclear. Some people speculate that they somehow give Cirucci an advantage in a fight, but the opposite is true. She has to destroy them if she wants to use her yoyo-like weapon effectively. So the purpose of the pillars remain a mystery. Though some people think that they are them so they could see under Cirucci's skirt while she's standing atop them, this cannot possibly be true. Aizen-sama would never allow it. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Ashido's hideout A cave hidden deep inside the Menos Forest. As far as caves go, this one is quite luxurious. It even has its own light. There is also a patch of moss nearby so Ashido has always something to eat. But it's still nowhere near a regular house. Especially the neighbors are terrible. Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Aizen's throne room This is the room where Aizen spends most of the time. It's really grand in design, spacious, tall, full of imposing columns, with a tall staircase leading to the huge throne Aizen spends his time lounging on. Some people think that the room is too plain for a grand villain's main lair, but the maximalist design makes up for it. So much that some people speculate what else the design makes up for. There are several unsolved questions pertaining to the room. First: how can Aizen see anything that's going on under the stairs from the throne, when he isn't wearing his prescription glasses? Second: how can Aizen lounge on his throne for days so casually when that thing is so uncomfortable? Third: how does Aizen plan on conquering the universe when all he does is sit on his throne? Moderators: Heathcliff, Kazuma	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.