Inside here you can find the open and taken roles sheet, face claim, and the plot plus its subplots. Also, featured inside this board is some of the basics and need-to-know information on the manga series; Deadman Wonderland.

Sub-boards: GENERAL, PRISON INFO

A little hang out room for all our members, you can come in introduce yourselfplay games, and loads more. So come in, chat it up, and lose yourself in some games.

Sub-boards: YOU SAY GOODBYE, AND I SAY HELLO, THE BLURB, FUN & GAMES, CREATIVITY CENTRE

A place where you can ask the staff any question you want regarding the board. You may also post some suggestions to make the board any better here as well.

All accepted character applications are stored here once they're approved. Profiles are sorted by a character's gender.

Sub-boards: THE MALES, THE FEMALES

The area where members can add alittle more depth to their characters be it; establishing relationships, or even setting up plots for their character.

Sub-boards: PLOTTAGE, RELATIONSHIPS, THE LISTS

Named after the shows that are constantly playing throughout the day in this area, Parade-Parade is perhaps the happiest part of Deadman Wonderland- to the visitors, anyway. At all hours of the day, the inmates can be seen dancing around and putting on shows for the park's guests, dressed up in fun costumes and face paint. And don't worry about any sort of incidents, the prisoners are kept on a very tight leash.

Playful music plays all throughout the Queen's Court but is often drowned out by screams. Don't worry, they're only screaming because the roller-coaster is so insane! This part of the park is fully dedicated to rides, from the safe and kid-friendly Ferris Wheel to the waiver-required "death coaster." Try not to have too much fun, okay?

What would appear to be a simple large, open-top dome, the Race Colosseum is one of the most sophisticated attractions in all of Deadman Wonderland. Twice a week a race is held between the prisoners; set with various danger levels, it isn't hard for one to die if they aren't careful; of course, the crowd thinks it is all special effects (and even if they aren't, the racers are inmates anyway.) In the end, the audience gets a good show and the winner of the race wins a hefty amount of Cast.

"Step right up, win your sweetie a prize," is a common thing to hear in The Forest of Temptation, where one will find every possible amusement park game in existence. Think you can pop those three balloons? Plan on trying your hand at knocking the bottles off the table? Good luck...you'll need it.

One of the few "normal" places within the prison, the Administration Office looks as though it would be more at home in a business building than in a prison. Once inside you're sure to be greeted by a smiling secretary, who will ask if you have an appointment with either the Director or the Promoter. Aside from the entrance there are only two doors: one leads to the Director's room while the other will take you straight to the Promoter's office.

Maintained constantly by the prisoners assigned to janitorial duties, the hallways between each cell-block shines so brightly that those who aren't used to it maybe need to squint their eyes. Still, even the cleanliness of the looping pathways of Deadman Wonderland aren't enough to shake the dreary feeling generated by the drab grey walls. Many doors line the hallways, most of them with a code pad; if you don't know the code, you certainly aren't getting through anytime soon. Both staff and prisoners can be seen walking through here on an daily basis with guards at every turn to make sure everyone is acting friendly.

The homes of Deadman Wonderland's inmates, the cell blocks are labeled A through F, though there's talk that there is a G-Ward built somewhere in the prison. Each block is built specifically for a certain prisoner: A, C, and E are for male prisoners while B, D, F are for females. Likewise, E and F are solely for Death Row prisoners. Each prisoner has their own cell and furnishings, all of which can be upgraded if you have enough cast.

Because many of the DW's staff don't own their own home, or find it too difficult to commute between the prison and their homes- can you imagine the traffic- the prison has its own chamber for them to call their own: the Staff Quarters. Similarly to the workings of the inmates cells, the rooms vary in size, mostly depending on how many cast points the employee has. Generally, everyone starts with small apartment-like rooms supplied the bare essentials.

Possibly the largest room in the entire prison, the lounge is the perfect place for DW's staff and inmates to relax. TVs line the walls, and the couches are quite comfortable; you'll also find pools tables, game consoles, and a few vending machines, though each of these things cost a few CP to use.

Sub-boards: CAFETERIA, GYM

Built within a series of gears in the core of Deadman Wonderland, the Deadman cell-blocks are built more like small apartments than cages. Each Deadman is allowed to furnish his or her room however they wants, though the furniture in each room has is already of a pretty high-quality- they even have an extra-big screen TV. With enough cast, they can increase the size of their room or even buy another.

Unlike the upper-level prison, the hallways in G-Sector are routinely cleaned by an actual janitorial staff, rather than by the Deadmen themselves. Of course, there are frequently damages made to the poor hallowed halls, so they are paid quite handsomely. Still, they sparkle in the light and are so clean that you could eat on the floors...and some even do!

Located in the center gears of the G-Ward are various forms of entertainment for the star attractions of Deadman Wonderland. Taking up a total of four of the G-Ward's gears; the Redlight District carters to any sort of folly you may have housing expensive shops, to an old school arcade, to even a movie theater. Yes truly Deadmen live the high life.... at a certain cost at least.