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Dylan's Dream Home

Dylan's Dream Home, also known as Dylan's Island Home or Dylan Home, is a home located on the northwestern area of the cloned Hațeg Island located off the coast of California, United States, being located almost 10 miles north of West Island (where Blake's Dream Home is located), and is owned by Dylan Bauman, aka Dylan613 on DeviantArt.

Hațeg Island[]

Geography[]

Hațeg Island's size is roughly 80,000 square kilometres (31,000 sq mi) or about the size of the island of Hispaniola. The original Hațeg Island was positioned just within the equatorial belt, at about 27°N latitude. Modern Hațeg Island is located at least 200 kilometres (120 mi) from the nearest land mass of mainland California of the United States. Hațeg Island is surrounded primarily by a deep marine basin, unlike some of the surrounding islands and land masses which are surrounded by shallow seas.

Climate and ecology[]

The climate of Hațeg Island is subtropical, with an average temperature of 20–25 °C (68–77 °F). The island experiences marked rainy and dry seasons, but despite this, the plant life on the island is mainly tropical in nature, thus creating "dry woodland" conditions. This seeming contradiction between the seasonally dry climate and tropical plant species can be explained by the fact that tropical plants can thrive in a seasonally monsoonal environment as long as they have access to sufficient amounts of water year-round, and the Hațeg environment is dominated by braided rivers and lakes. Fruiting plants and angiosperms on this island are a testament to this. Early rock layers were dominated by volcanic deposits before this island was replicated into the Cenozoic eastern Pacific, but these are completely absent in higher layers, indicating that volcanic activity had dissipated during the time of the island's replication into modern times.

Native fauna[]

At least nine species of dinosaurs and several species of pterosaur are thought to be indigenous to the island. The azhdarchid pterosaurs are rather common predators on this island. These insular reptiles differ from their long-extinct continental relatives due to island syndrome, which describes the differences in morphology, ecology and physiology seen in insular species compared to their continental relatives. Many of them exhibit island dwarfism, becoming much smaller than their mainland relatives. For example the titanosaur, Magyarosaurus dacus, has a body mass of only 900 kilograms (2,000 lbs) while the Mesozoic mainland titanosaurs like Patagotitan could reach 69 tonnes (76 tons). Conversely Hatzegopteryx exhibit island gigantism, becoming one of the largest pterosaurs ever to have lived. Similar to how bird species exhibit reduced wing size and reduced capacity for flight, Balaur bondoc has secondarily lost its capacity for flight. Balaur is a basal avialan based on recent phylogenetic analyses, however, it was originally proposed to be a member of the avialan sister taxon, Deinonychosauria, based on its limb morphology. Its forelimbs are shorter and stockier than those of Avialae and so visibly incapable of powered flight, which led to this originally incorrect placement within the phylogeny. Mammals are almost exclusively the endemic kogaionid multituberculates, an endemic group that evolved in the island's isolation and developed unique insectivorous habits, as well as a single eutherian species. A species of indeterminate dromaeosaurid have also been found on the island.

Example native animals[]

Introduced fauna[]

To aid in some threatened and endangered species' further survival, due to these species not being anywhere in captivity on Earth, these species were cloned, and these clones were introduced into the island, with some of their non-invasive food sources also brought into the island without causing major disruptions to the native ecology of the island; vaquitas were cloned and brought to the coastal regions of the island, and thus have thrived unlike in their native range, with their population there numbering up to 1,500 individuals, compared with less than 10 individuals in their native range. However, there are few exceptional species, which were already formerly extinct, but had since been brought back and introduced to the island as backup populations, and they had consequently thrived.

Example introduced animals[]

Main House[]

The main house is a massive 12,000 square foot home complete with six bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. There is plenty of beautiful nature all around the house, including a vast subtropical forest, a 4-acre lake, a 5-foot waterfall, a gazebo, and a stone bridge. Inside the house, the beautiful wood details are seen throughout the kitchen, from the exposed beams in the ceiling to the cabinets and window frames. The house's inside is also inspired by nature, with beautiful hardwood floors and exposed brick in an eat-in kitchen. The house has infinite free Wi-Fi with excellent connection that does not require login or any password, and all of the would-be paid streaming services (such as Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, etc) are available for free permanently, all of them with everything unlocked and with no ads (even YouTube has no ads in this home and the Underground Wonderland). The kitchen, brimming with cloned modern delicacies, comes free of charge, offering any cuisines, from fast food to gourmet dining, that generates instantly after ordering them; note that this feature is also available in the Underground Wonderland.

As means of the house's and Underground Wonderland's preservation and future survival, thus protecting it against flooding, fires, and more natural or artificial disasters, everything about both the house and the Underground Wonderland are made of completely resilient materials immune to fire, water, etc, thus preventing any inanimate objects from ever getting corrosion, rot, mold, short-circuiting, bent/dent, and so on. This ensures further enjoyment and comfort on everyone visiting or living in the house or the Underground Wonderland.

All over the main house and the Underground Wonderland, there are genetically engineered sheep-sized rodents, created to feed on unwanted trash, dust, dirt, mold, crumbs, etc without any ill effects, in addition to preying on insect pests, thus acting as environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional vacuum cleaners.

Underground Wonderland[]

Accessible by an elevator (or an automated stairway), the Underground Wonderland (the which consists of Dylan's Dream Home's Underground Wonderland and Blake's Dream Home's Underground Wonderland) is a massive underground and fully-indoors getaway, being larger than the entire New York City and with the height of over 500 feet (152.4 meters) tall (Blake's Underground Wonderland is the same size and is directly connected, and altogether, both Underground Wonderlands are more than twice as large as the entire New York City), being located directly beneath the main house. Like the main house, the Underground Wonderland has infinitely free Wi-Fi with excellent connection and without any need to login, and all otherwise-paid streaming services (such as Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, etc) are permanently available for free, all of them with everything unlocked and with no ads (even YouTube has no ads in this home and the Underground Wonderland). Due to the sheer scale of the Underground Wonderland, there are automated trams, an also-automated monorail, a Disneyland PeopleMover replica, and a traditiomal railroad (although the latter two are more for entertainment purposes).

As the Underground Wonderland is massive, it is filled with many restaurants (with self-serving and automatically-created foods and drinks), restrooms, some workout stations, a 5,550 square foot movie theater with a stage, a spacious and nature-filled indoor swimming pool (complete with a jacuzzi, a splash zone, and a water park), a safe weather simulation room, animatronic stage shows, an indoor playground, The Boneyard replica (complete with film props, vehicles, and animatronics), a koi pond with a waterfall, theme park rides and attractions (including otherwise-defunct ones and clones of current ones), arcades and game rooms (complete with PCs and gaming consoles), a bounce house, free-to-use vending machines (including both traditional vending machines and unique ones), a 2006 America's Got Talent performance stage replica, haunted house attractions, a butterfly house, aquariums, a massive duck pond, a miniature zoo, and many more.

The radio station for Dylan's Underground Wonderland is 98.1 KUBA, and is played throughout all of Dylan's own Underground Wonderland, except the Butterfly House, the Duck Pond, and the Miniature Zoo (presumably to prevent the animals from getting stress), and has no commercials or global/national news. Although nearly all music from that station is played, the three songs, "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-a-Lot, "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor, and "Rock You like a Hurricane" by Scorpions, are completely omitted from all radios throughout Dylan's Underground Wonderland; this is presumably based on Dylan's preferences.

Example theme park rides/attractions of the Underground Wonderland[]

Disney Park rides and attractions[]

Universal Park rides and attractions[]

  • Backdraft (Universal Studios Hollywood; this version has hologram-like projections of flames for safety reasons, as well as heat simulations to give it more realism despite no flames, but despite this, nothing too different is in place for this live show attraction compared with the original version formerly at Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • Castle Dracula (Universal Studios Hollywood; this version has hologram-like projections in place of live actors, but despite this, nothing too different is in place for this live show attraction compared with the original version formerly at Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • Chicken Run Walkthrough (Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • Constellation Carousel (Universal Epic Universe)
  • Curse of the Werewolf (Universal Epic Universe)
  • Dueling Dragons (Universal Islands of Adventure; 1999-2000 version)
  • E.T. Adventure (Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • Earthquake: The Big One (Universal Studios Florida; the flames in this ride are fake and are just hologram-like projections for safety reasons; additionally, the Halloween overlay and the nearby haunted house attraction, Dark Torment, originally from Halloween Horror Nights X during the year 2000, is an optional theme that can be flipped on or off, depending on the rider's/guest's mood, and all the scareactors are hologram-like projections)
  • Fievel's Playland & Fievel's Water Slide (Universal Studios Florida)
  • Ghostbusters Spooktacular (Universal Studios Florida; both the 1990 version and the 1996 version, as two separate options, and all the actors for this live show experience are hologram-like projections)
  • Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit (Universal Studios Florida)
  • Jaws (Universal Studios Florida, both the original 1990-1992 version and the 1993-2011 version; the flames in this ride are fake and are just hologram-like projections for safety reasons; additionally, the Halloween overlay, Bloody Waters, originally from Halloween Horror Nights X during the year 2000, is an optional theme that can be flipped on or off, depending on the rider's mood, and all the scareactors are hologram-like projections)
  • Jurassic Park: The Ride (Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • Kongfrontation (Universal Studios Florida; the flames in this ride are fake and are just hologram-like projections for safety reasons; additionally, the Halloween overlay and an underneath walkthrough, Nightmare Creatures II, originally from Halloween Horror Nights X during the year 2000, is an optional theme that can be flipped on or off, depending on the rider's/guest's mood, and all the scareactors are hologram-like projections)
  • Monsters Unchained: The Frankenstein Experiment (Universal Epic Universe)
  • Poseidon's Fury (Universal Islands of Adventure; 1999-2001 version)
  • Shrek 4-D (Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • Studio Tour (Universal Studios Hollywood; this version at the Underground Wonderland has every current and defunct sets and attractions (albeit with fake flames, produced by hologram-like projections, instead of real flames, all for safety reasons), thus giving this ride a more unique experience and allowing the otherwise-extinct sets and attractions to be preserved. Additionally, Catastrophe Canyon from an extinct attraction, Studio Backlot Tour, of Disney's Hollywood Studios Park in Paris is included in this Studio Tours attraction. Lastly, for some of the sets (the ones that have/had actors in the original now-defunct Hollywood location) in this version of the Studio Tour, they have hologram-like projections in place of live actors) - See more here
  • T2-3D: Battle Across Time (Universal Studios Hollywood; this version has hologram-like projections in place of live actors, but despite this, nothing too different is in place for this live show attraction compared with the original version formerly at Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • The Adventures of Conan: A Sword and Sorcery Spectacular (Universal Studios Hollywood; this version has hologram-like projections in place of live actors and real flames, but despite this, nothing too different is in place for this live show attraction compared with the original version formerly at Universal Studios Hollywood. Additionally, an optional Cinemystique: Illusions of the Night overlay (albeit with mostly hologram-like projections) can be set on if the guest wants to watch the magic show instead of the stunt show)
  • The Bates Motel Set (Universal Studios Florida)
  • The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera (Universal Studios Florida)
  • The Mummy Returns: Chamber of Doom (Universal Studios Hollywood; this version has hologram-like projections in place of live actors, but despite this, nothing too different is in place for this live show attraction compared with the original version formerly at Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • Triceratops Encounter (Universal Islands of Adventure)
  • Twister...Ride It Out (Universal Studios Florida; the flames in this ride are fake and are just hologram-like projections for safety reasons)
  • Universal's House of Horrors (Universal Studios Hollywood; this version has hologram-like projections in place of live scareactors, but despite this, nothing too different is in place for this live show attraction compared with the original version formerly at Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • Van Helsing: Fortress Dracula (Universal Studios Hollywood; this version has hologram-like projections in place of live scareactors, but despite this, nothing too different is in place for this live show attraction compared with the original version formerly at Universal Studios Hollywood)

Cedar Fair Park rides and attractions[]

Six Flags Park rides and attractions[]

Other park rides[]

  • Backety Back Scenic Railway (Crystal Beach; this clone of the long-extinct Crystal Beach roller coaster has more modern, and safer, mechanisms to keep this ride safe and to prevent major accidents from occurring. Additionally, this ride has fireproof wood to prevent it from burning)
  • Birdmen (Fuji-Q Highland; this clone of the long-extinct roller coaster (known there as バードメン) at its former location from a Japanese theme park, Fuji-Q Highland, has more modern, and safer, mechanisms to keep this ride safe and to prevent major accidents from occurring)
  • Bowls of Joy (Electric Park; this clone of the long-extinct roller coaster at the also-long-extinct theme park, Electric Park, has more modern, and safer, mechanisms to keep this ride safe and to prevent major accidents from occurring)
  • Corkscrew (Playland)
  • Dracula's Castle (Wildwood, New Jersey; this version of the iconic extinct attraction has fireproof wood and other materials to prevent it from burning. Plus, this attraction has hologram-like projections in place of live scareactors)
  • Eisberg (Wiener Prater; this version in the Underground Wonderland is English, and the ride has a Halloween overlay, Blood Glacier Halloween, is an optional theme that can be flipped on or off, depending on the rider's mood. Plus, this Halloween overlay has hologram-like projections in place of live scareactors)
  • Hooper Reverser (Saltair Park; this clone of the long-extinct wooden coaster at the also-long-extinct theme park, Saltair Park, has more modern, and safer, mechanisms to keep this ride safe and to prevent major accidents from occurring. Additionally, this ride has fireproof wood to prevent it from burning)
  • Le Bayou Des Chikapas/The Chikapas Bayou (La Mer De Sable/The Sea of Sand; this version in the Underground Wonderland is English)
  • Prehistoric River (Đầm Sen Park; this version in the Underground Wonderland is English, and both its special effects and animatronics are equipped with better mechanics, while the animatronics' skins are far more durable and resistant to wear and tear)
  • Space Coaster (Saltair Park; this clone of the long-extinct roller coaster at the also-long-extinct theme park, Saltair Park, has more modern, and safer, mechanisms to keep this ride safe and to prevent major accidents from occurring)
  • Starship 2000 (Midway of Fun)

Other example entertainment and other stuff of the Underground Wonderland[]

Restaurants[]

All of the Underground Wonderland's restaurants have self-serving and automatically-created foods and drinks, thus free of charge

Entertainment[]

Exercise and related stuff[]

  • Workout stations
  • Spacious and nature-filled indoor swimming pool
    • Jacuzzi
    • Splash zone
    • Water park

Haunted house attractions[]

All of the scareactors in every haunted house attraction in Dylan's Underground Wonderland are fully-interactive hologram-like projections, thus reducing the need for live people to scare guests, while also still being lifelike and real, in both sight and feeling (due to "feeling" technology to allow the hologram-like projections to induce the feeling of the monsters touching the guests while also not actually physically present), thus making them just as popular as traditional haunted house attractions.

Animatronic stage shows[]

Other entertainments[]

  • Bounce house
  • Indoor playground
  • Safe weather simulation room
  • 2006 America's Got Talent performance stage
  • 5,550 square foot movie theater with a stage

Miscellaneous[]

  • Vending machines (like the Underground Wonderland's restaurants, all the food and drinks from each vending machine automatically and instantly replenish themselves after running out, thus providing infinite food and drinks for consumers, traditional and non-traditional alike; additionally, they are free-to-use, meaning that they do not require payment (money, etc) to acquire food or drinks from the Underground Wonderland's vending machines)
  • Koi pond with a waterfall (exact replica of Disneyland's waters around the Sleeping Beauty Castle and Tomorrowland, but with Koi and black swans living in and around the massive pond)
  • Restrooms
  • The Boneyard
    • Film animatronics
    • Film props
    • Film vehicles

Example species in the Underground Wonderland[]

Note that all individuals per species respawn as young adults after the original individuals die from natural causes, and all land species are given unlimited access to food and water (while aquatic species, which already live in water, are given infinite amounts of food) that generates in a blink of an eye through technological means, thus ensuring the species' well-being. Also note that all living species and some recently extinct species are for conservation purposes, helping reestablishing threatened, endangered, and extinct populations per species where they are or were native to.

Butterfly House[]

Marine Aquarium[]

Freshwater Aquarium[]

Brackish Water Aquarium[]

Duck Pond[]

Miniature Zoo[]

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