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This was a standalone feature but was moved under Surreal.
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When sequential scenes lack plot continuity but make a certain abstract sense, providing surreal transitions from one scene to the next.
It’s important to emphasize that from a rational perspective it has to make no sense.
This is technically a sub-feature of Surreal.
In fact, the more I think about it, I don’t think this needs calling out.
I think this feature is practically derived from other surreal elements and mechanics, particularly juxtaposition.
One classic example is in Alice in Wonderland, when Alice grows large, cries a flood of tears, shrinks to a tiny size, and finds herself lost in a sea of her own tears. In an immediate sense, the plot is random and illogical, but in another sense, each transition relies on patterns in the ideas and elements.