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The interior of Castle Oblivion consists of simplistic white marble architecture with infrequent plinths, wall-carving, and sculptures made with a flower motif. It is divided into many '''{{a|White Room}}s'''{{?}}<!--cite the reports--> which are shaped by the memories of those exploring them through the use of [[World card]]s and [[Map card]]s; though this second part may be due to the Organization's experiments with memory. Between each of the White Rooms is an {{nihongo|'''{{a|Entrance Hall}}'''|入口ホール|Iriguchi Hōru}} and {{nihongo|'''{{a|Exit Hall}}'''|出口ホール|Deguchi Hōru}} for each of the thirteen floors and twelve basements. The Entrance Halls contain "{{a|World Warp}}s" which allow quick travel between the floors. The castle also contains a {{nihongo|'''{{a|Pod Room}}'''|ポッドルーム|Poddo Rūmu}}, housing the [[pod]] within which Sora, Donald, and Goofy were put in hibernation; it is located on the thirteenth floor.

The thirteenth floor and the first basement each having a meeting room the Organization use; though only the top floor has a way to monitor the other floors, via a crystal ball. Naminé is kept in the top floor meeting room. The basement meeting room is dimly lit, and usually where Zexion can be found.<!--Zexion is always the first to show up here, so it stands to reason this is where he "observes" scents of darkness--> Vexen additionally has a lab of some sort, where he was working on the [[replica]] project. Marluxia is also [[Game:Marluxia|fought in sort of pocket dimension, where he freely shapes it to suit his needs]]; Sora seals the entrance, causing it to disappear.

In ''Kingdom Hearts Re:coded'' the interior of the castle is five separate white rooms modified to match the basics layouts of '''{{a|Destiny Islands}}''', '''{{a|Traverse Town}}''', '''{{a|Wonderland}}''', '''{{a|Olympus Coliseum}}''', '''{{a|Agrabah}}''' and '''{{a|Hollow Bastion}}'''; images from each world appear in poster-esque fashion on the walls.

<!--add Station of Rememberance, Station of Oblivion from KHReCoM/KH2FM-->Data-Sora battles Data-Roxas in the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Station of Sorrow}}'''|悲しみの園|Kanashimi no En}}, a platform of stained glass disconnected from the rest of the world, reminiscent of the Stations of [[Dive to the Heart]].

The interior is implied to be incredibly vast, to the point one would get lost in it, as was the intention of Aqua; the Organization compensate by using Dark Corridors. Axel has complained that searching the castle is next to impossible, stating it's "like counting grains of dust in a room of sneezing people".