Strangetown
Strangetown
Truth-seekers move to Strangetown hoping to discover the secrets the town holds. Do aliens live among us? Do missing Sims mysteriously appear here? In this town nothing is what it seems.
Strangetown is a premade neighborhood in the Sims 2. There are 11 lots, one of which is lot not yet built on, and 187 Sims. There are also just 11 families, while there are 5 NPCs
It is similar to real-life Roswell, or any other small desert community. It is filled with mysteries, alien stories, disappearing Sims, mad scientists, and possibly a serial killer.
It is related to the Pleasantview plot, as one resident NPC is Bella Goth. However, as in all neighborhoods, the NPCs, townies and downtownies, are unique. Strangetown is also the neighborhood used in the The Sims 2 (Nintendo DS) and GBA versions of the games, although only Tank Grunt and Johnny Smith make an appearance.
Families
- Beaker Family: Loki and his wife, Circe, Loki's test subject Nervous Subject.
- Curious Family: The Curious brothers, Pascal, Vidcund and Lazlo.
- Grunt Family: General Buzz and his sons, Tank, Ripp and Buck.
- Loner Family: Ajay living alone.
- Singles Household: Lola Curious, Erin Beaker, Kristen Loste and Chloe Curious.
- Smith Family: Pollination Technician 9, his wife Jenny, their son Johnny, and daughter Jill
- Specter Family: Olive Specter and her orphaned niece, Ophelia Nigmos, with many ghosts. Some of the ghosts' names are Easter Eggs.
The Bella Factor
Strangetown is connected with the Pleasantview storyline, in which Bella Goth has been abducted by aliens, and then left in Strangetown. However, the 'Strangetown Bella' is "fake", many fans remain determined to get the real Bella back. It is possible for Bella to return to her family, (see below) but the actual storyline remains that Bella in Strangetown is the "real" one. For more information, please see Bella Goth's page, and the link below.
For information how to bring back the real one see Bella Goth: Reuniting the Goths.
Also, Bella views the TV show, Strangetown, with the other members of the Goth family on the Sims 2 for Gameboy Advance.
Allusions in The Sims 3
If a Sim throws away perfectly good food, the Sim will get the negative moodlet "wasteful". In the description of the moodlet, it is mentioned that "there are starving children in Strangetown!"
The Infectious Disease Researcher level of the Medical Career mentions a contagious "Strangetown Syndrome".
Also, when a Sim becomes the Leader of the Free World he may get an Opportunity which mentions Strangetown suffering from mud and a heavy blizzard, causing the mud to freeze.
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