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Toyfeller Corp. is the largest toy manufacturer on Planet Weissblatt, founded by Dr. Fishbart Toyfeller and Patsy Toyfeller.

History

Freshly after having graduated with a PhD in economics in 1977 WBC, Fishbart Toyfeller saw the career struggles of his quirky, but inventive brother Patsy Toyfeller and decided to jointly found Toyfeller Corp as a family business to keep the brothers afloat. After a breakthrough success fueled by Patsy's unique toy designs and a well-adjusted business strategy, Fishbart expanded the business by founding Toyfeller Park, a factory park which allowed Toyfeller Corp to mass-produce new toys on at rapid pace, which Patsy begrudgingly complied with despite creative concerns.

Between 1984 and 1992 WBC, sales of Toyfeller Corp.'s toys steadily declined due to ever-more prominent quality control issues. To address these problems as well as save on labor and operation costs, Fishbart directed Patsy to develop a system by which manufacturing and development of toys could eventually be handled entirely autonomously by the resident toys located at Toyfeller Park. Soon after the project was completed in 1997 WBC, Patsy silently disappeared.

Toyfeller Park

Toyfeller Park is a playable level in The Asura Incident, set in the eponymous main factory of Toyfeller Corp.

## Lore

What may look like a theme park wrapped around itself is in fact, the main
factory of the largest toy maker on Weissblatt. Perhaps it's because of
this, that Dr. Asura's demons like to take control of toys, as Toyfeller
discovered a way to make their toys develop and run their plants
autonomously. Due to this however, the park slowly evolved into a
disjointed mess of toy logic and it may not just be demons to beware of
here.

## Author's Notes

This is our industrial/lab zone, with some topsy-turvy toy bizarreness
thrown in for playfulness.

For theming reasons, feel free to use some of the weirder mechanics like
bouncing, goop, gravflip, etc. in more puzzling ways here.

For plot reasons, also feel free to make this one of the harder zones and
sequence it towards the end of the nonlinear act