Locations

Almost every episode of Toopy and Binoo has at least one unique setting. Though the show doesn't have an official name for these places, we call these places locations for the sake of this wiki.

The default location is Toopy and Binoo's House, which is where most of the episodes begin. There are a few episodes, such as The Flying Hat, where the house is not a location. The show's use of imagination means that certain things, such as characters and locations, are only imaginary. In other words, they are fake. Concerning locations, the show does its best to conceal the fact that some of these places are not real. Using contextual and background clues, it's possible to distinguish between real and imaginary locations in the show.

## Imaginary Locations

Contextually speaking, imaginary locations always involve some setting that should not be possible to get to from wherever Toopy and Binoo are currently located. In terms of background clues, imaginary locations generally have objects that seem out of place or have objects that resemble things Toopy and Binoo possessed before travelling there.

Imaginary. Notice the books and dusty lollypops in the background.Imaginary. They literally jumped into Jack's box.Imaginary. Why is there a watering can in the middle of this field?
## Real Locations

Real locations have features that can be found in a real life location.

The Creek is exactly what it sounds like. It's a real location.Laundry Jungle has clothes lines and curly plants. It's an imaginary location.Real locations are usually seen at the beginning and at the end of the episode. Assuming that the episode does not take place entirely in an imaginary location. Real and imaginary locations can exist at the same time, but there is always a clear separation between them.

## Variations

There are instances in the show where Toopy and Binoo visit a previous location but only one aspect of it has changed. Rather than treating this new version of the location as it's own location, we will treat as a variation of the location.

The daytime variation of The ForestThe nighttime variation of The Forest.
## Environmental Elements

Each location in the show has specific features/objects that are associated with that place. These features/objects are called Environmental Elements. Environmental Elements include both background elements as well as interactable objects/features.

Background elements are parts of the scenery that Toopy and Binoo don't interact with. The interactable portions of the environment are unique to the location. These can include objects lying around as well as parts of the environment that cannot be detatched.

The peanuts in this location are just lying around. Toopy and Binoo can interact with them.In this episode, the stool and the coat rack are both background elements. Toopy and Binoo don't interact with them.
## Naming

Since the show does seem to have any canon names for these places, always come up with a descriptive title for the location. If it involves an object, then use the object's name in the title. (e.g. Inside the Mailbox)

After uploading a location article, remember to add categories. For location articles, add the "Location" category. If the location only appears in one episode, add the "Minor Location" category as well.