Level 7 (Bikdip's Adventure 2)

This article is about the dungeon in Bikdip's Adventure 2: Electric Boogaloo. For other dungeons known as Level 7, see Level 7 (disambiguation).
Level 7 (a.k.a. Dude, Ware's My House) is a dungeon in Bikdip's Adventure 2: Electric Boogaloo.
== Overview ==
====Interactive Map====
==== Entrance and Appearance ====
Level 7 is accessed by going west from a shore in the bay in the central western part of the overworld. This path is initially blocked by several dark rocks until another dark rock (this one being very heavy) is pushed on the small island nearby, which itself can only be accessed using the Ocarina warp for Level 6. Level 7 itself is made up of a three-storey warehouse, two smaller two-story bunker-like buildings, and the grounds between them. The grounds are a dull sandy color while the buildings have light gray walls and dark grey floors and ceilings.
==== Themes and Navigation ====
One of Level 7's main items, the Hammer, can be found immediately upon entering the level by going to the south-eastern building's basement and fighting some robots. The map can be found by doing the same in the north-eastern building. The other main item, the Medallion of Water, can be found on the second floor, and requires four different barriers to be opened using buttons accessed via ladders all across the first floor. Meanwhile, the basement floor must be traversed in multiple ways to open access to parts of the first floor. Most of the dungeon is in service of reaching the Medallion. Following that, the player can use it to climb the drainage pipe at the back of the warehouse, optionally pick up the Magical Sword from the pool at the top, and eventually reach the boss, DRKNT-042 and two blue Darknuts, who together guard the Triforce piece. Throughout the dungeon, the player can read logs written by DRKNT-042 that describe his history at the warehouse, including being punished by Ganon for attempting to end his service to him, losing his sword in the pool, and creating the Medallion of Water in an attempt to retrieve it. The dungeon features a mixture of combat and puzzles, some involving the Stepladder and/or the Hookshot. Additionally, the multi-floor structure means that players must develop some understanding of how the dungeon connects in order to understand how to properly navigate it.
==== Minor Enemies and Traps ====
* Bubble (Blue, Red)
* Darknut (Blue)
* Gibdo (Robotic)
* Peahat (Robotic)
* Stalfos (Blue Robotic, Red Robotic)
== Trivia ==
* This level's name as given in the Bikdip's Adventure 2: Electric Boogaloo/Readme, Dude, Ware's My House, is a reference to the 2000 stoner comedy film Dude, Where's My Car? as well as being a play on the word "warehouse", which this dungeon is.
* This dungeon was originally going to be a factory, but BikdipOnABus found that it didn't particularly resemble one and so changed it to a warehouse.
* The maze section where the correct direction to move is revealed by defeating the enemies (or using the Lens of Truth) was inspired by the section in Ganon's Tower in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker where striking Phantom Ganon causes him to drop his sword, which will fall to point towards the correct door out of several.
* This is the first dungeon aside from previous final dungeons to have a named character as its boss.
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