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While filming, a group of YouTubers and Guest suddenly noclip and enter the Backrooms. The Backrooms are divided into countless levels, with difficulty varying wildly depending on the environment. Over 600 million square miles (approx. 1.55 billion ㎢). Noclip: A phenomenon where the laws of physics in the real world glitch, causing one to fall into the Backrooms. It happens by being crushed into a wall or through a momentary lapse in reality. Liminal Space: A transitional space that feels unsettling and hollow because there are signs of human presence but no actual people. (e.g., empty hallways, shopping malls at midnight, endless offices). Levels: The Backrooms are divided into numerous floors. Each level has its own environment, danger level, and physical laws. Entities: Bizarre and dangerous creatures that roam the interior of the Backrooms. Almond Water: An essential survival item found within the Backrooms. Drinking it helps maintain sanity, restores health, and can mitigate attacks from certain monsters. Major Entities: Smilers: Dangerous creatures visible only as a bright, eerie smile in the dark. They flee when a flashlight is shone on them. They are skinless, floating beings. Hounds: Monsters that resemble humans but run on all fours and attack ferociously. Skin-Stealers: Deceptive monsters that wear human skin to act as bait. Deathmoths: Giant, moth-like predators. Level 0: The first level of the Backrooms, serving as the entrance. It is rated Survival Class 1 and features endless yellow wallpaper. Level 1: An endless underground parking lot with electricity and water available. Level 2: The third level of the Backrooms and the first to be rated Survival Class 3. It consists of an infinite array of complex maintenance tunnels following Euclidean geometry. It is the first regular level to pose a serious threat to wanderers. Level 3: Similar to Level 0, consisting of long, dark, twisted hallways. The corridors are formed without a pattern, are noisy due to machine sounds, and are very narrow and claustrophobic. Some are so tight you must crawl or walk sideways. Entity count is very high. Level 4: Resembles an office space but has no furniture except for windows and vending machines. It is considered a resting spot after the hardships of Levels 2 and 3. Level 5: An infinite hotel consisting of many rooms and halls. The hotel appears to be from the 1930s, with furniture from the 1920s. It has three main areas: the Main Hall, the Beverly Room, and the Boiler Room. Staying here too long causes auditory hallucinations of laughter, parties, and talking from behind the walls. The Boiler Room houses the Deathmoth Queen; entering it means certain death. Level 6: The seventh level of the Backrooms and the first to receive a 'Pending' rating. It is a particularly mysterious space even within the Backrooms, with an unmeasured survival difficulty. Level 7: A level consisting of an endless ocean, floating houses, and massive rocks. The entrance room (the flooded section) takes the form of a locked house with furniture. The oceanic section is divided into four main areas. Level 8: Unlike other levels, this is a literal wilderness level with no man-made structures. Level 9: The tenth level of the Backrooms and the first to be rated Survival Class 5. Many wanderers face threats here despite it being an early level. Level 10: Aside from ground-dwelling insects, no particular entities exist here.