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The pond is textured with a regular water effect, but it acts as solid ground, not even causing splashes. In the middle of the area there are large hill-like structures that add to the evidence of the map being originally used for testing shapes. There are also many lily pads in the water, but these break the water effect beneath them.
The pond is textured with a regular water effect, but it acts as solid ground, not even causing splashes. In the middle of the area there are large hill-like structures that add to the evidence of the map being originally used for testing shapes. There are also many lily pads in the water, but these break the water effect beneath them.


There is a small path connecting the two parts of the map. The square section has many tin cans and the word "YAKU" tiled on the ground. There are also {{w|Ramune}} bottles that have no collision at all, akin to the one on [[The Forest Navel]], and each has a different texture and reflection effect. Instead of an actual background, there is a large wall that envelopes most of the pond area, with a generic forest texture on it.
There is a small path made of "YAKU" tiles connecting the two parts of the map, the island and the square section. The square section has many tin cans and the word "YAKU" in English tiled on the ground, and a small leafy shadow texture. There are also {{w|Ramune}} bottles that have no collision at all, akin to the one on [[The Forest Navel]], and each has a different texture and reflection effect. Instead of an actual background, there is a large wall that envelopes most of the pond area, with a generic forest texture on it.


"Yaku" means "Bake" or "Grill" in Japanese.
==Video==
==Video==
shapetst starts at about 4:43 in this video. Note that the geometry has been imposed on top of [[The Impact Site]], which explains the music and the random object placement.
shapetst starts at about 4:43 in this video. Note that the geometry has been imposed on top of [[The Impact Site]], which explains the music and the random object placement.