LANDMARKS:
4. Outer Gate of Waterfalls
5. Inner Gate of Waterfalls
6. Plaza of Waterfalls
Art Noveau Clocktower
Under this is the clock shop that once belonged to Jin. It stands to the West of the Plaza of Waterfalls.
Long brick wall
It's long. It's brick. It's a wall. It's to the far south of the Plaza of Waterfalls. There's also a ball by this wall … always.
Near this wall, a biiiiig oak tree with a bird's nest is growing. The bird's nest is about eight feet below a perfectly horizontal branch, if you can see up that high, just the right length for a giant robot to hang upside down from it and observe nature.
Wreck-Gar's Junkyard
A huge junkyard, a collection of garbage, a house that was once inhabited by Wreck-Gar. Beside the house is a small flower garden. There is also a memorial to Wreck-Gar here, created by Sho.
The junkyard lies somewhere between the Outer Gate and the Plaza.
Sunstreaker's Garage
A building Sunstreaker modified to be half Cybertronian sized garage/living quarters and half human-sized home. It looks very "Golden Age Cybertron" with some Nautilus influence, aka "pre-Great War." A lot of gold and silver tinted metal woven into the building with a red Autobrand on the front garage door.
Lara Croft's Mansion
Exterior view of the mansion. Interior blueprints.
The Ocean/Beach
The ocean lies outside of the Eastern District's Outer Gate. The beach is there as well (obviously). Landmarks include a dock for a boat, as well as a large tree house.
Windmill
Right by the beach. Was destroyed. Multiple times. Keeps coming back. Looks like this.
The Fibonacci Museum
Home to the Shadow Gallery. The proud host of an exhibit on the Oregon trail. Located right next to the Inner Gate. More description here.
Casa de Supernatural
Former home to Dean Winchester and Castiel. There is a heavy wooden swing bench on the porch with small letters carved into the back, where likely no one is to notice: 'Welcome Home ~ Love, Pepper'. The house looks like this.
Pandora's house
More description here.
The House of Lawyers
It's really just a ridiculous name. Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth lived there in a house on a hill overlooking a cove (Mr. Nibbles, a shark, lives there now to swim free and eat gummy fish or something). It has a large yard that is bordered by a white picket fence.
Church
It's kinda scary looking.
Tony's Mansion / Welcome House
Located on a seaside cliff. It's now a welcome house for new residents of Nautilus, maintained by Chie Satonaka.
Princess Peach's Super Mario 64 Castle
-Looks like this. Occupied by Samus Aran.
Stadium
Made to look like a Greek Colosseum. Large enough to house Cybertronians. It was created by Wreck-Gar and Axel.
Small Island
Out in the ocean. It's home to a Paopu tree.
Pineapple Island
The island looks suspiciously a bit like a part of the moon. It is also growing, slowly but surely. And has a helicopter landing pad. And a sign saying no fishing at any time. Oh, and it has a giant metal pineapple on it.
Elia's Pet Shop
It's a pet shop. The shop's got cages in it, but all of them are empty. The place is devoid of life. Although it still smells like there are animals in there and if you listen hard, you might hear a cat's meow or a bird making noise or something. There's a broken down garbage truck that's always parked outside of it.
Warehouse
Formerly Graham's warehouse. Located in the Manhattan areas of the Eastern District. It's actually right across the street from Aya's townhouse.
Aya's Townhouse
Across the street from the warehouse is a series of apartment complexes and townhouses, set in a very typical, modern Manhattan neighborhood. Since Aya started to work on the security system, the house developed some kind of AI (but it doesn't have a voice function, which makes it even creepier, actually). It recognizes Aya on sight, but reacts defensively when identifying intruders. In addition, it makes her breakfast and plays Neil Diamond music when she's alone. The AI also seems to have developed a crush on its owner.
Behind the house is Aya's personal shooting gallery that she built; it's a replica of the practice range from MIST headquarters. Unfortunately, because of the nature of the house's AI, it's currently not functioning properly. For her, that is. With everyone else it's going to be a bitch.
Floor plans here.
Crawford's apartment building
In Manhattan. Crawford has the only legitimate key, but it's a mundane lock. Except for apartment 407. It's currently inaccessible.
A House
A replica of Jonathan Teatime's House (the same version is in the Western District). It is currently empty; more like a museum-type of building than anything else.
Control Point
One lone control point has found itself in the Eastern District. Its center sphere is tinged a very neutral gray, and it doesn't seem to be going active anytime soon.
This is the second control point that has appeared in Nautilus. The first appeared in the heart of the Western District.
Xemnas' Bachelor Pad Tower
Out of all of the buildings within the more densely-packed city sections of the Manhattan area, there happens to be an eyesore eccentric yet visually stunning tower among the mostly mundane streets. What was formerly a normal apartment building destroyed during an unfortunate reality storm has now become something much more stylized to the Nobody's tastes. Although the former Superior has been living in isolation for more than half a year, he has been dealing with unwanted visitors and a permanent roommate. (It looks like this.)
The Hong Kong Water Tower
Located on the top of a building near the beach, this old water tower was home to Rex, Sqwydd, Cricket and Tuck while they were running as an EVO gang in Hong Kong. While the original tower was destroyed by the EVO crime lord Quarry shortly after Rex's reunion with his old crew in their world, Nautilus has recreated the tower down the the smallest details. It is fully furnished, the interior walls covered in graffiti and decorated with colored lights. On the outside, it looks like a normal wooden water tower with a red door set in the side. Sqwydd is currently the only permanent resident, though Rex will spend the night over at times in his old bunk.
Junes Department Store
A multi-level building with different departments on every floor, and a food court on the roof that serves traditional Japanese fast food, along with some nicer dishes like grilled steak. Cybertronians can't get in because they're not human-sized. :( Not that you'd want to, since all of the goods are for humans and exactly what you'd find in the game-version (HELL YEAH TATERS LONG!), comprised of groceries, electronics, clothing… It's pretty much a Japanese Wal-Mart, with a very catchy theme song. Every day's great at your Junes!
MISC. things particular to the Eastern District.
- Some cool lichen covered rocks, some snow, and some crawlin' crabs can always be found along the Southern and Eastern border.
- A bridge stretching between two tall buildings in the east district. It passes over a creek. PERFECT FOR JUMPING OFF OF. (…Bungee jumping.)
- Various neighborhoods of Manhattan exist throughout the district. Particularly apartments/townhouses, and streets connect them.
- Away from the Manhattan areas, there appears to be a bunch of vaguely Egyptian architecture, including a mural depicting stylized versions of the Ten Plagues, albeit without reference to Moses.
- Garbage cans are scattered throughout the district that scream garbage day rather threateningly.
See also:
North District Of Whirlwinds
South District Of Forests
West District Of Infernos
