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*** The Key is probably the biggest source of foreshadowing in the game, with lines upon lines referencing future events and reveals.

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*** The Key is probably the biggest source of foreshadowing in the game, with lines upon lines referencing future events and reveals. Both [[spoiler:Robert]] and [[spoiler:Malone]] spoke through Key before they appeared in the episodes.
** In ''Joke'', the goal is to use Tap Code to enter words revealing images. Entering "excrutiate" reveals [[spoiler:the stake that Elon was [[BurnTheWitch burned]] on]], "proseltye" reveals [[spoiler:Narrah's skeleton and a chair, referencing her death by dunking test]], and "trinity" shows three people in shadow, who are later indicated to be [[spoiler:the main trio of Elon, Narrah, and Gideon in their human forms]].



** Both Robert and Malone spoke through Key in the game ''Happybirthday'' before they appeared in the episodes.

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** Both Robert ''Window'' ends with [[spoiler:a flachback of Elon pressuring Narrah into killing her dog Azule for the ritual, with Azule's body being visible for a second]].
** In ''Unholy Circle'', one of the five landmarks, a mine, would become the setting of the next game, ''Dark Cavern''.
** ''Dark Cavern'''s poems represent events that are shown in later games, like [[spoiler:Bethany's kidnapping of baby Narrah]] and [[spoiler:Elon running away from her (possibly dead) family]].
** ''Banana'''s jar messages hint towards [[spoiler:the characters being DeadToBeginWith by showing their borth and death dates]], and some other things like [[spoiler:Elon and Narrah's pact with [[GreaterScopeVillain Aglasas]]]].
** Two messages in ''Key'' hint towards [[spoiler:the appearance of Bethany
and Malone spoke through Key in the episodes]]. Also, an image hidden in the game ''Happybirthday'' files displays [[spoiler:Key's Throne form]] before they appeared it was shown in the episodes.final episode.
** ''Midnight'' hints with the final image that [[spoiler:Gideon is Bethany's wife]].
** Each ending in ''Leak''.
*** Sacrifice shows [[spoiler:the altar that Elon and Narrah sacrificed Azule on]].
*** Clone has [[spoiler:a bunch of figures of Gideon on a shelf, hinting at the characters being [[TrappedInTVLand trapped]] in the game ''Party Country''.
*** Circle shows [[spoiler:Malone and Elon standing around their coven, hinting at their relationship]].
*** Libation shows [[spoiler:Elon and Narrah sitting around the cake with the coven, hinting at Narrah joining them]].
*** Fate foreshadows [[spoiler:the end of the next game, ''Pertinence'', where Malone first meets Elon by seeing her lying on the ground]].
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** ''Happybirthday'' contains a boatload of foreshadowing towards future reveals in the series.
*** The skeletons are [[spoiler:of Elon, Narrah, and Bethany]], and their lines are referencing [[spoiler:their death and rebirth into their spirit forms]].
*** One of the interactable objects is a pocket mirror, which [[spoiler:resembles the one that the Wtacher uses to appear to Elon]], and one of Gideon's lines when examining it is "You will remember", referring to how [[spoiler:every appearance of mirrors in the series leads to a flashback of sorts]].
*** The shovel and the lines Gideon speak when examining it reference [[spoiler:the Digging Girl, the protagonist of ''Dark Cavern'']].
*** The bone pile lines reference [[spoiler:a heart, bone, and dagger, the things associated with the SkinWalker]].
*** The busts speak the line "let us reunite", which [[spoiler:is the line Bethany spoke as she [[DrivenToSuicide jumped off a cliff]] to reunite with her dead loved ones]].
*** The only object that Gideon cannot interact with is a chair hanging off the ground, likely representing [[spoiler:the chair Narrah was on when she was subjected to the dunking test to see if she was a witch- and this test resulted in her drowning]].
*** The Key is probably the biggest source of foreshadowing in the game, with lines upon lines referencing future events and reveals.

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** A recurring one is the typing of the word "murder". In ''Happybirthday'' and ''Window'', it causes [[spoiler:Narrah's skeleton]] to pop up as a JumpScare. In ''Exit'', [[spoiler:it unlocks a scene that is basically a WackyMarriageProposal from Kris Patrik to co-creator Alexis Ruiz]].

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** A recurring one is the typing of the word "murder". In ''Happybirthday'' and ''Window'', it causes [[spoiler:Narrah's skeleton]] [[spoiler:Elon and Narrah]]'s skeletons or [[spoiler:the SkinWalker]] to pop up as a JumpScare. In ''Exit'', [[spoiler:it unlocks a scene that is basically a WackyMarriageProposal from Kris Patrik to co-creator Alexis Ruiz]].



** ''Dance Party'' just shows [[spoiler:Elon and Narrah]] dancing and that's it... unless you type [[spoiler:debug partycountry.exe]], which will [[spoiler:allow you to move around into a glitchy area with all sorts of odd objects]].



* NoPlotNoProblem: Some of the games don't seem to have a real plot, though they often do contain hints towards the overall story.
** ''Joke'' is just you knocking on the Horrible Beast door and using different combinations of knocks to get an image.
** ''Window'' is just you waiting in front of a window, and after some time [[spoiler:the Watcher appears]].
** ''Key'' is you the player, represented by a bust, floating in front of the titular megalith. It did make a plot-related statement after the end of each of the three countdowns.
** ''Dance Party'' is [[spoiler:Elon and Narrah]] having a dance party around a fire.
** ''Exit'' is just the Programmer sitting in front of a computer.



* StoryToGameplayRatio: Fluctuates depending on the game. ''Happybirthday'', ''Dark Cavern', ''Banana'', ''Midnight'', and ''Pertinence'' have simple but involved plots that give clear insight into the overall narrative of the series, while ''Joke'', ''Unholy Circle'' and ''Leak'' have more abstract plots but do give story information; of these games, ''Unholy Circle'', ''Midnight'', and ''Leak'' are the most like traditional games, with an end goal and win/lose condition, as well as mechanics and obstacles to traverse, while ''Joke'' is a puzzle game where you have to use clues from Episode 2 to figure out the right combinations of letters to unlock images. ''Happybirthday'', ''Dark Cavern'', and ''Banana'' are more about exploration, and while they do have an end goal of sorts, there is no real way to lose. ''Pertinence'' is just you walking from right to left. At the other end is ''Window'', ''Key'', ''Dance Party'', and ''Exit'', which aren't really games in the traditional sense as they offer little interactivity, and have NoPlotNoProblem.
* SurrealHorror: Much like the series, but even more so as there is often a lack of real explanation for the happenings. For instance, ''Window'' has you watching a window until [[spoiler:the Watcher appears in a mirror, the screen slowly goes to static, and a flashback plays]], while ''Leak'' has you running from a wall of demonic busts.



* YouBastard: In ''Dark Cavern'', choosing the Steal ending, which requires you to [[spoiler:emulate Bethany's kidnapping of the baby Narrah]], makes the game say “You are a monster!”

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* YouBastard: In ''Dark Cavern'', choosing the Steal ending, which requires you to [[spoiler:emulate Bethany's kidnapping of the baby Narrah]], makes the game say “You "You are a monster!”monster!"

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* DarkerAndEdgier: The main series, while also dark, has plenty of comedy to offset the horror. The games, on the other hand, lack any jokes and are primarily horror.



** In ''Unholy Circle'', putting in “reflection” when asked to enter your name will [[spoiler:let you play as the Watcher]].

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** A recurring one is the typing of the word "murder". In ''Happybirthday'' and ''Window'', it causes [[spoiler:Narrah's skeleton]] to pop up as a JumpScare. In ''Exit'', [[spoiler:it unlocks a scene that is basically a WackyMarriageProposal from Kris Patrik to co-creator Alexis Ruiz]].
** In ''Unholy Circle'', putting in “reflection” "reflection" when asked to enter your name will [[spoiler:let you play as the Watcher]].



*** Circle: [[spoiler:The screen shows Key in a circle of torches, with Malone and a young Elon next to it, as well as the sillhouettes of a large crowd of people, likely Malone’s coven.]]

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*** Circle: [[spoiler:The screen shows Key in a circle of torches, with Malone and a young Elon next to it, as well as the sillhouettes of a large crowd of people, likely Malone’s Malone's coven.]]


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* WackyMarriageProposal: [[spoiler:A meta variant in ''Exit'', where typing in the word "murder" will bring up a message from Kris Patrick proposing to his co-creator Alexis Ruiz, waiting for her to come across this in real life. Yes, a marriage proposal as an ''EasterEgg''. She later confirmed she accepted.]]
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* {{Animesque}}: Not the series itself, but some of the concept art, especially [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/catghost-investigations/images/e/e0/Elon_naarah_concept.png/revision/latest?cb=20191206104119 one]] depicting [[spoiler:the human Elon and Narrah]] that gives the latter big anime eyes. Her design was even based on Mio from ''Manga/{{Nichijou}}''.

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* {{Animesque}}: Not the series itself, but some of the concept art, especially [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/catghost-investigations/images/e/e0/Elon_naarah_concept.png/revision/latest?cb=20191206104119 one]] depicting [[spoiler:the human Elon and Narrah]] that gives the latter big anime eyes.BigAnimeEyes. Her design was even based on Mio from ''Manga/{{Nichijou}}''.
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* {{Animesque}}: Not the series itself, but some of the concept art, especially [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/catghost-investigations/images/e/e0/Elon_naarah_concept.png/revision/latest?cb=20191206104119 one]] depicting [[spoiler:the human Elon and Narrah]] that gives the latter big anime eyes. Her design was even based on Mio from ''Manga/{{Nichijou}}''.

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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: [[In ''Banana'', you will be caught by either Elon or the Watcher no matter what you do.]]

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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: [[In [[spoiler:In ''Banana'', you will be caught by either Elon or the Watcher no matter what you do.]]



** In the game ''Midnight'', there is a random chance that the game will draw an image of [[spoiler:the Skinwalker/Evil Narrah]] on the screen.



*** The Good Ending, where you collect less than five candles and [[AWinnerIsYou only get a screen with Good Ending on it]]. *** Bad Ending Unlocked, where you collect at least five candles, upon which a screen will let you know you have unlocked the Bad Ending.

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*** The Good Ending, where you collect less than five candles and [[AWinnerIsYou only get a screen with Good Ending on it]]. it]].
*** Bad Ending Unlocked, where you collect at least five candles, upon which a screen will let you know you have unlocked the Bad Ending.

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* DontGoInTheWoods: A location known as the Dark Forest serves as the setting for the first game and a scene from the third episode/game of Elon and Naarah in their human forms arguing about a ritual Elon wants to perform [[spoiler:implied to involve the sacrifice of a dog that's implied to be Naarah's]]. It is described by Key, who is located within it, as "a place of the cursed" and, as mentioned previously, witchcraft is performed there. When asked about it in Episode 8, Elon says "Nobody should ever go into it, nobody needs to go into it, don't go into it!".

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* DontGoInTheWoods: A location known as the Dark Forest serves as the setting for the first game and a scene from the third episode/game episode and game of Elon and Naarah in their human forms arguing about a ritual Elon wants to perform perform, [[spoiler:implied to involve the sacrifice of a dog that's implied to be Naarah's]]. It is described by Key, who is located within it, as "a place of the cursed" and, as mentioned previously, witchcraft is performed there. When asked about it in Episode 8, Elon says "Nobody should ever go into it, nobody needs to go into it, don't go into it!".



* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** The secret ending in the game ''Banana'' leads to [[spoiler:a hidden page on the official website hosting a painting of human Elon and Naarah sitting on a cliff overlooking a large body of water. This foreshadows the ending of the episode ''Key''.]]
** Both Robert and Malone spoke through Key in the game ''Happybirthday'' before they appeared in the episodes.
* FourthWallMailSlot: The mysterious megalith known as "Key" responds to questions posed by players of "Happybirthday", the game released alongside the first episode. In addition, "Catghost 8" involves the characters answering questions from fans. The questions come in the form of recorded audio clips transmitted to the characters via a radio.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** The secret ending in the game ''Banana'' leads to [[spoiler:a hidden page on the official website hosting a painting of human Elon and Naarah sitting on a cliff overlooking a large body of water. This foreshadows the ending of the episode ''Key''.]]
** Both Robert and Malone spoke through Key in the game ''Happybirthday'' before they appeared in the episodes.
* FourthWallMailSlot: The mysterious megalith known as "Key" responds to questions posed by players of "Happybirthday", the game released alongside the first episode. In addition, "Catghost 8" involves the characters answering questions from fans. The questions come in the form of recorded audio clips transmitted to the characters via a radio.



* FunctionalMagic: ''Theurgy'' type. Elon and Naarah appear to be actual [[{{UsefulNotes/Wicca}} Wiccans]]. Notably, some of the rituals they perform are based off of actual religious practices. In Catghost 4 Circle, Elon and Naarah use a [[RitualMagic ritual]] in order to prevent the [[TheGhost "bowels of evil"]] from leaking into the sanctuary. [[spoiler:However, due to Gideon's meddling, the [[MagicMisfire ritual goes wrong]], [[BodySnatcher and a being possesses Naarah's]]... [[OurGhostsAreDiffernt ghost]]]].



* JumpScare:
** In the games ''Happybirthday'' and ''Window'', [[spoiler:Naarah and Elon]]'s skeletons will suddenly pop up and close the game if the word "murder" is typed.
** In the game ''Banana,'' Elon can jump out at you while in her demon form. Alternatively, the Watcher will show up and jump at you instead.



* OminousVisualGlitch: [[sppiler:Elon and Narrah]]'s skeletons in the game "happybirthday" and [[spoiler:The SkinWalker/Evil Narrah]] in the Tony Crynight Speedpaint video glitch onscreen eerily, with creepy static in the former case.

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* OminousVisualGlitch: [[sppiler:Elon and Narrah]]'s skeletons in the game "happybirthday" and [[spoiler:The SkinWalker/Evil Narrah]] in the Tony Crynight Speedpaint video glitch glitches onscreen eerily, with creepy static in the former case.eerily.



* {{Retraux}}: Anything taking place inside the "Party Country" arcade machine is this. The games are sometimes in this style as are certain scenes in the videos.

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* {{Retraux}}: Anything taking place inside the "Party Country" arcade machine is this. The games in a pixelated style, and flashbacks are sometimes in this style as are certain scenes in the videos.well.



* FunctionalMagic: ''Theurgy'' type. Elon and Naarah appear to be actual [[{{UsefulNotes/Wicca}} Wiccans]]. Notably, some of the rituals they perform are based off of actual religious practices. In Catghost 4 Circle, Elon and Naarah use a [[RitualMagic ritual]] in order to prevent the [[TheGhost "bowels of evil"]] from leaking into the sanctuary. [[spoiler:However, due to Gideon's meddling, the [[MagicMisfire ritual goes wrong]], [[BodySnatcher and a being possesses Naarah's]]... [[OurGhostsAreDiffernt ghost]]]].



* TrappedInTVLand: [[spoiler:It is heavily implied that the characters are all spirits trapped inside a game called ''Party Country'', sitting on the Programmer's computer- at one point, Narrah and Gideon actually fly out of the computer, and see Elon's conversation with Malone being shown on the screen in text.]]



-->'''Naarah:''' [[spoiler: Man, being dead… ''sucks.'']]

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-->'''Naarah:''' [[spoiler: Man, [[spoiler:Man, [[DeadToBeginWith being dead… dead]]… ''sucks.'']]



-->'''Elon:''' [[spoiler: I refuse. To believe. I'm dead!]]

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-->'''Elon:''' [[spoiler: I [[spoiler:I refuse. To believe. I'm dead!]]


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* BigBad: While most games have NoAntagonist, there are four that do have a villain:
** ''Unholy Circle'': The ghosts are attacking the village that the player must defend.
** ''Banana'': [[spoiler:Elon Doyle herself]] is keeping the protagonist trapped inside the attic.
** ''Midnight'': [[spoiler:Bethany Phillips is the VillainProtagonist out to steal the baby Narrah from the Native American village so she can have a child to raise.]]
** ''Leak'': The Busts spend the game chasing Elon and Narrah, who must escape them.
* EasterEgg:
** In ''Unholy Circle'', putting in “reflection” when asked to enter your name will [[spoiler:let you play as the Watcher]].
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** The secret ending in the game ''Banana'' leads to [[spoiler:a hidden page on the official website hosting a painting of human Elon and Naarah sitting on a cliff overlooking a large body of water]]. This foreshadows the ending of the episode ''Key''.
** Both Robert and Malone spoke through Key in the game ''Happybirthday'' before they appeared in the episodes.
* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: [[In ''Banana'', you will be caught by either Elon or the Watcher no matter what you do.]]
* FourthWallMailSlot: The mysterious megalith known as "Key" responds to questions posed by players of "Happybirthday", the game released alongside the first episode.
* JumpScare:
** In the games ''Happybirthday'' and ''Window'', [[spoiler:Naarah and Elon]]'s skeletons will suddenly pop up and close the game if the word "murder" is typed.
** In the game ''Banana'', [[spoiler:Elon Doyle]] can jump out at you while in her demon form. Alternatively, [[spoiler:the Watcher will show up and jump at you instead]].
* MultipleEndings: Some of the games have this.
** ''Unholy Circle'' has three.
*** The Good Ending, where you collect less than five candles and [[AWinnerIsYou only get a screen with Good Ending on it]]. *** Bad Ending Unlocked, where you collect at least five candles, upon which a screen will let you know you have unlocked the Bad Ending.
*** The actual Bad Ending, where you go to the right during gameplay and [[spoiler:play as Bethany walking to the cliff and [[DrivenToSuicide jumping off]] because her daughter and husband are both dead]].
** ''Dark Cavern'' has five, depending on which of five rooms you find in the cavern, complete with a poem for each. Interestingly, you can only get one ending ''per download'', as even re-downloads will just leave you in the ending room.
*** Steal: [[spoiler:Describes Bethany's kidnapping of Narrah]].
*** Darkness: [[spoiler:The poem is a warning to avoid going into the Dark Forest, which the protagonist proceeds to ignore]].
*** Canary: [[spoiler:The protagonist buries herself inside the cavern floor]].
*** Wheel: [[spoiler:Describes Elon abandoning her family]].
*** Camp: [[spoiler:Describes a secret and dangerous place that the protagonist should not go to.]]
** In ''Banana'', the main ending has [[spoiler:you caught by [[BigBad Elon]]]], but there is a secret ending that happens randomly where [[spoiler:the Watcher appears in a mirror and jumps at the player]].
** ''Midnight'' has three. Turning back and going to the bridge at the beginning closes the game, dying to the [[spoiler:villagers]] gets you a screen where [[spoiler:Bethany]] dies from the arrows, and the main ending has [[spoiler:Bethany escape with Narrah, a screen showing Beth and Gideon holding the baby]].
** ''Leak'' has five different endings depending on the path taken.
*** Sacrifice: [[spoiler:The screen shows a bloodstained altar, possibly the one that Azule was sacrificed on, and a campfire with two darker spots around it.]]
*** Clone: [[spoiler:The screen shows a pile of Gideon figures on a shelf, likely the Party Country who Gideon inhabits.]]
*** Circle: [[spoiler:The screen shows Key in a circle of torches, with Malone and a young Elon next to it, as well as the sillhouettes of a large crowd of people, likely Malone’s coven.]]
*** Libation: [[spoiler:The screen shows Elon and Narrah sitting in the cabin around the cake that Gideon was given in Episode 1, with more sillhouettes in the background.]]
*** Fate: [[spoiler:The screen shows Elon laying on the ground weakly while Malone stands there, referencing when the two first met.]]
* NoAntagonist: Most of the games, while creepy, lack any sort of figure out to get the player, and are focused more on exploration and finding clues to the story.
* OminousVisualGlitch: [[spoiler:Elon and Narrah]]'s skeletons in the game "happybirthday", complete with creepy static.
* {{Retraux}}: The games are sometimes in a pixelated style, much like flashback scenes from the series.
* TowerDefense: ''Unholy Circle'' tasks you with protecting a village from ghosts. You have to protect the five landmarks while shooting the ghosts and collecting candles.
* YouBastard: In ''Dark Cavern'', choosing the Steal ending, which requires you to [[spoiler:emulate Bethany's kidnapping of the baby Narrah]], makes the game say “You are a monster!”
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-->[[spoiler:'''Elon:''' Oh, nobody important. ''[{{beat}}]'' [[LampshadeHanging Wait a minute…]] ]]

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-->[[spoiler:'''Elon:''' Oh, nobody important. ''[{{beat}}]'' [[LampshadeHanging Wait a minute…]] ]]minute…]]]]



** In the games ''Happybirthday'' and ''Window'', [[spoiler:Naarah and Elon]]'s skeletons will suddenly pop up and close the game if the word “murder” is typed.

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** In the games ''Happybirthday'' and ''Window'', [[spoiler:Naarah and Elon]]'s skeletons will suddenly pop up and close the game if the word “murder” "murder" is typed.



* MadDoctor: The game ''Banana'' mentions Dr. Crane, who apparently visits in the middle of the night to "make things right." However, according to Naarah, he's just "an old wive's tale to keep children from going out at night."



* MagicalRomani: Elon and her mentor Malone traveled around Colonial America in a wagon, all the while practicing witch-craft. Elon's presence in Gideon, Beth, and Naarah's town brought fears of gypsy activity along with it.
* MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds: [[spoiler:Gideon and his clone accidentally bring about the end of the universe via prolonged contact with each other (i.e. passing salt and high fiving).]]
* MirrorMonster: In Episode 3, Elon is frightened by a dark figure, first in a small pocket mirror then in several large connected mirrors.



* NightmareFace: Elon's demonic form includes a terrifying set of teeth and flaming eyes.
** The SkinWalker also manifests as a NightmareFace, often while possessing or taking the form of other characters. It has empty holes instead of eyes and a mouth that looks like a crack.
%% ** [[https://youtu.be/1U19KfLuDFo?t=143 You are sinful! You are sinful! You are sinful!]]



* NoSenseOfHumor: Gideon cannot understand a simple knock-knock joke, which lands him in a small cell for two years.



* OminousVisualGlitch: Elon and Narrah's skeletons in the game "happybirthday" and Evil Narrah in the Tony Crynight Speedpaint video glitch onscreen eerily, with creepy static in the former case.
* OnlySaneMan: Gideon was the straight man for Elon and Naarah's antics in early episodes, although this role seems to be somewhat shifting to Elon, who tries to keep things in order as her friends just mess around.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Naarah cuddling, and later ''kissing'' Gideon while possessed. Lampshaded as she begins gagging when she comes to at the end of the episode.

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* OminousVisualGlitch: Elon [[sppiler:Elon and Narrah's Narrah]]'s skeletons in the game "happybirthday" and Evil Narrah [[spoiler:The SkinWalker/Evil Narrah]] in the Tony Crynight Speedpaint video glitch onscreen eerily, with creepy static in the former case.
* OnlySaneMan: Gideon was the straight man for Elon and Naarah's antics in early episodes, although this role seems to be somewhat shifting to Elon, who tries to keep things in order as her friends just mess around.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Naarah cuddling, and later ''kissing'' Gideon while possessed. Lampshaded as she begins gagging when she comes to at the end of the episode.
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** Gideon joining Robert’s cries when he realizes he’s a hedgehog, until Elon, annoyed, interrupts them.
** [[spoiler:The two Gideons passing stuff to each other while eating dinner, each taking a really long time to ask for an item, and pausing when receiving the item. All while staying completely deadpan.]]

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** Gideon joining Robert’s Robert's cries when he realizes he’s he's a hedgehog, until Elon, annoyed, interrupts them.
** [[spoiler:The two Gideons Gideons]] passing stuff to each other while eating dinner, each taking a really long time to ask for an item, and pausing when receiving the item. All while staying completely deadpan.]]



* RedEyesTakeWarning: Elon and Naarah when they're angry and/or overly emotional.



* RuleOfThree: Three main characters, three circles on Key’s marking, the Trinity seen in the game ''Knock'', “three doors, three choices…”
* FunctionalMagic: ''Theurgy'' type Elon and Naarah appear to be [[{{UsefulNotes/Wicca}} Wiccans]]. Notably, some of the rituals they perform are based off of actual religious practices. In Catghost 4 Circle, Elon and Naarah use a [[RitualMagic ritual]] in order to prevent the [[TheGhost "bowels of evil"]] from leaking into the sanctuary. [[spoiler: However, due to Gideon's meddling, the [[MagicMisfire ritual goes wrong,]] [[BodySnatcher and a being possesses Naarahs]]... [[OurGhostsAreDiffernt ghost]]]].

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* RuleOfThree: Three main characters, three circles on Key’s marking, the Trinity seen in the game ''Knock'', “three "three doors, three choices…”
choices…"
* FunctionalMagic: ''Theurgy'' type type. Elon and Naarah appear to be actual [[{{UsefulNotes/Wicca}} Wiccans]]. Notably, some of the rituals they perform are based off of actual religious practices. In Catghost 4 Circle, Elon and Naarah use a [[RitualMagic ritual]] in order to prevent the [[TheGhost "bowels of evil"]] from leaking into the sanctuary. [[spoiler: However, [[spoiler:However, due to Gideon's meddling, the [[MagicMisfire ritual goes wrong,]] wrong]], [[BodySnatcher and a being possesses Naarahs]]...Naarah's]]... [[OurGhostsAreDiffernt ghost]]]].



* SkinWalker: The Skinwalker in this series is a recurring antagonistic force represented by a NightmareFace that possesses or takes the form of other characters.



** [[spoiler:Episode 8 ''Judgement'' is one long in-character Q&A]]
* SpecialThanks: At the end of the episode ''Circle,'' there is a special thanks to Beth. This becomes significant when [[spoiler: it’s revealed she is the blue-haired woman speaking in the flashback.]]

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** [[spoiler:Episode 8 ''Judgement'' is one long in-character Q&A]]
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* SpecialThanks: At the end of the episode ''Circle,'' there is a special thanks to Beth. This becomes significant when [[spoiler: it’s revealed she is the blue-haired woman speaking in the flashback.]]flashback]].



** [[CreatorCameo Kris Patrick and Alexis Ruiz answering a question as themselves]].

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** [[CreatorCameo [[spoiler:[[CreatorCameo Kris Patrick and Alexis Ruiz answering a question as themselves]].]]



* {{Unperson}}: Elon appears to be trying to make Robert this, for unknown reasons.
-->'''Elon:''' What are you talking about? ''There is no banana.''
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%% ** Elon and Naarah, when they get angry.
%% ** [[spoiler:Key, as revealed in the episode ''Key'']]

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* AndTheAdventureContinues: At the end of [[spoiler: ''Acceptance'', a message appears:]]

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* AndTheAdventureContinues: At the end of [[spoiler: ''Acceptance'', ''Episode 13: Acceptance'', a message appears:]]appears:



** [[spoiler: The website now advertises a new upcoming video game called "The Legend Of Frog".]]
*** [[spoiler:Unfortunately, The Legend of Frog was cancelled]].
* ApocalypseHow ApocalypseHow/ClassX4: [[spoiler: [[MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds Thanks to Gideon and his prolonged exposure to his doppelganger, he ends up causing the universe to explode]], causing Naarah, Elon and himself to end up some sort of limbo.]]

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** [[spoiler: The website now advertises a new upcoming video game called "The Legend Of Frog".]]
*** [[spoiler:Unfortunately,
Unfortunately, The Legend of Frog was cancelled]].
* ApocalypseHow ApocalypseHow: ApocalypseHow/ClassX4: [[spoiler: [[MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds [[spoiler:[[MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds Thanks to Gideon and his prolonged exposure to his doppelganger, he ends up causing the universe to explode]], causing Naarah, Elon and himself to end up some sort of limbo.]]



* ArmorPiercingQuestion: In the eighth episode, ''Judgement'', [[spoiler:Elon is asked, “Why did you run away?” She suddenly freezes up and is not able to answer the question.]]

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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: In the eighth episode, ''Judgement'', [[spoiler:Elon is asked, “Why did you run away?” She suddenly freezes up and is not able to answer the question.]]question]].



* BerserkButton: You ''better'' like Elon and Naarah’s jokes...
* BigCreepyCrawlies: [[spoiler:Malone]] takes on the form of a large spider thing, who can make herself even bigger than Elon, a ''cat.''
* BilingualBonus: In the episode ''Judgement'', [[spoiler:Elon is asked whether she is truly good or just a monster. She responds with “¿Por qué no los dos?” Spanish for [[TakeAThirdOption “Why not both?”]] ]]

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* BerserkButton: You ''better'' like Elon and Naarah’s jokes...
* BigCreepyCrawlies: [[spoiler:Malone]] takes on the form of a large spider thing, who can make herself even bigger than Elon, a ''cat.''
* BilingualBonus: In the episode ''Judgement'', [[spoiler:Elon Doyle]] is asked whether she is truly good or just a monster. She responds with “¿Por "¿Por qué no los dos?” dos?" Spanish for [[TakeAThirdOption “Why "Why not both?”]] ]]both?"]] Also doubles as a ShoutOut to [[https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/186189-why-not-both-por-que-no-los-dos a memetic commercial]].



** [[spoiler:Episode 8 ''Judgement'' has the characters answering fan questions. When asked what role the audience plays in the series, Naarah replies, “If a tree fell in the woods, and no one is there to watch it, is it entertaining?”]]
** [[spoiler:The same episode includes a question from an audience member complimenting the work and asking what inspired the series. Gideon immediately starts speaking in the voice of creator Kris Patrick, thanking them and explaining the series was a combination of his love of psychological horror and comedy. Naraah then speaks in Alexis Ruiz's voice, thanking everyone for watching and promising more content in the near-future. Elon asks what they're talking about, and Gideon and Naraah go back to their normal voices having no memory of what just happened.]]
** In '"Acceptance'', [[spoiler: Malone talks to Elon about all of the "[[CreatorCareerSelfDeprecation continuity errors and sloppy writing]]", talks about how none of their reality is real and how Elon doesn't exist.]]
* BurnTheWitch: [[spoiler: Elon's human form was burned at the stake]], shown through flashbacks and game-information.
* CatsAreMagic: Elon can produce flames on her paws, curse others, and transform into a demonic creature. [[spoiler:Although it likely she could do these things while she was still human.]]
* CatsAreMean: Elon, as mentioned above, bullies Gideon, and beyond that is quite vain, gloating about how much prettier than others she considers herself even when it makes Naarah uncomfortable.
%% * CatsAreSnarkers: Elon, especially towards Gideon.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn:
** In the first two episodes, Gideon is almost always grumpy and loves sleeping to the point that he describes being awake as "a curse", but from about the third episode on, he's often portrayed as happy in a dopey sort of way, is sometimes hyperactive rather than perpetually sleepy, and is more likely to mention how much he enjoys doing chores than how much he likes to sleep. Elon and Naarah had to force him to hang out with them in the first two episodes, but by "Catghost 4 Circle" he's the one annoying them by barging in on activities they intended to do without him.
** Also, Elon was almost as immature as Naarah at first, doing things like laughing hysterically at her own cheesy knock-knock joke, while later she becomes the mother figure to Naarah's child, as evidenced by her scolding Naarah with the line "Do you know how worried sick I was" in "Catghost 6: Hole". Elon also took Gideon's place as the grouch of the three as the series went on, in contrast to her playfulness in the first two episodes.

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** [[spoiler:Episode Episode 8 ''Judgement'' has the characters answering fan questions. When asked what role the audience plays in the series, Naarah replies, “If a tree fell in the woods, and no one is there to watch it, is it entertaining?”]]
entertaining?”
** [[spoiler:The The same episode includes a question from an audience member complimenting the work and asking what inspired the series. Gideon [[spoiler:Gideon immediately starts speaking in the voice of creator Kris Patrick, thanking them and explaining the series was a combination of his love of psychological horror and comedy. Naraah then speaks in Alexis Ruiz's voice, thanking everyone for watching and promising more content in the near-future. Elon asks what they're talking about, and Gideon and Naraah go back to their normal voices having no memory of what just happened.]]
** In '"Acceptance'', [[spoiler: Malone talks to Elon about all of the "[[CreatorCareerSelfDeprecation continuity errors and sloppy writing]]", talks about how none of their reality is real and how Elon doesn't exist.]]
* BurnTheWitch: [[spoiler: Elon's human form was burned at the stake]], shown through flashbacks and game-information.
* CatsAreMagic: Elon can produce flames on her paws, curse others, and transform into a demonic creature. [[spoiler:Although it likely she could do these things while she was still human.]]
* CatsAreMean: Elon, as mentioned above, bullies Gideon, and beyond that is quite vain, gloating about how much prettier than others she considers herself even when it makes Naarah uncomfortable.
%% * CatsAreSnarkers: Elon, especially towards Gideon.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn:
** In the first two episodes, Gideon is almost always grumpy and loves sleeping to the point that he describes being awake as "a curse", but from about the third episode on, he's often portrayed as happy in a dopey sort of way, is sometimes hyperactive rather than perpetually sleepy, and is more likely to mention how much he enjoys doing chores than how much he likes to sleep. Elon and Naarah had to force him to hang out with them in the first two episodes, but by "Catghost 4 Circle" he's the one annoying them by barging in on activities they intended to do without him.
** Also, Elon was almost as immature as Naarah at first, doing things like laughing hysterically at her own cheesy knock-knock joke, while later she becomes the mother figure to Naarah's child, as evidenced by her scolding Naarah with the line "Do you know how worried sick I was" in "Catghost 6: Hole". Elon also took Gideon's place as the grouch of the three as the series went on, in contrast to her playfulness in the first two episodes.
exist]].



** The taller red skeleton, [[spoiler:Elon,]] has red text.
** The shorter gray skeleton, [[spoiler:Naarah,]] has blue text.

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** The taller red skeleton, [[spoiler:Elon,]] [[spoiler:Elon]], has red text.
** The shorter gray blue-gray skeleton, [[spoiler:Naarah,]] [[spoiler:Naarah]], has blue text.



** [[spoiler: When they were humans, Elon had red hair. She was burned to death with fire and can now produce fire from her paws. Narrah had blueish grey hair, was drowned in water, and is now in an all blue form that looks like bubbles.]]

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** [[spoiler: When [[spoiler:When they were humans, Elon had red hair. She was burned to death with fire and can now produce fire from her paws. Narrah had blueish grey hair, was drowned in water, and is now in an all blue form that looks like bubbles.]]



* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:As customary with witch trials, Elon was burned at the stake, while Naarah was drown via cucking stool.]]
* CuteGhostGirl: Naarah is very childlike and cute because of it. She's aware of this too, in "Catghost 8" she says "I'm super cute and you totally know it!".
* DeadToBeginWith: [[spoiler:Our main trio, as well as other characters who are mentioned, with the series following their lives in the Dark Forest, a place for those who cannot pass on. Gideon is the only one hinted at to be alive, however. As in the first episode, as the camera zooms out, it reveals for a brief moment while Gideon is playing the arcade machine, Elon and Naraah vanish. Somewhat Subverted as in-universe, they were never real to begin with.]]
* DeathOfAChild: According to the jars seen in the game ''Banana,'' [[spoiler:Naarah died when she was around fourteen, Robert (presumably) died when he was around eight, and an unseen character known as Azule died around the age of three. The last one is possibly a subversion, as a hidden webpage url in "Window" suggests that Azule was the name of Naarah's dog who got sacrificed, which, if true, would be a different trope.]]
* DisproportionateRetribution: Because Gideon didn’t understand a joke, Elon and Naarah curse him to be locked in a small cell until he can write a good joke. It takes him ''two years'' to do so.



* EvilDoppelganger: The fan named "Evil Naarah". She only appears twice, once in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1U19KfLuDFo Tony Crynight's CatGhost Speed Paint]] and Episode 8 to verbally abuse Naarah by saying that Elon doesn't love her and that she's sinful and to call the viewers nosy respectively.
* FogFeet: Naarah has no limbs, so she flies everywhere and [[PsychicPowers uses telekinesis to lift objects]].



%% * FriendlyGhost: Naarah, though friendly is [[LittleMissSnarker a bit of a stretch.]]
* GameFace: Elon has an alternate, demonic form she uses to attack intruders into her home.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Elon and Naarah hang out with Gideon, even throwing him a birthday party and taking him to Party Country in spite of his protests, yet are also disgusted by him, a feeling they express through abuse. [[spoiler: This may be because, when all three were alive, Gideon was the judge who sentenced Elon and Naarah to death.]]



* GhostAmnesia: Implied to be the case with [[spoiler:Gideon. Elon and Naarah]] have some recollection of their human lives, but [[spoiler:Gideon]] claims to not remember ''anything'' before "being born" in purgatory.



* HollywoodPsych: [[spoiler: While all of this might have something to do with the current Gideon being a clone of the original, he claims to have a genetic disorder that strips him of the ability to feel fear, [[ImmediateSelfContradiction despite several instances in the past that proves what he said was not true]]. Afterwards, Gideon contradicts himself again by claiming he [[LaserGuidedAmnesia doesn't remember anything]], when in Catghost 8, Judgement, at one point he states that he remembers being born.]]
* HorrorHatesARulebreaker: A mysterious entity only appears when [[spoiler: Elon looks in a mirror. The only way to make it go away is for Elon to run away from her reflection]].

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* HollywoodPsych: [[spoiler: While [[spoiler:While all of this might have something to do with the current Gideon being a clone of the original, he claims to have a genetic disorder that strips him of the ability to feel fear, [[ImmediateSelfContradiction despite several instances in the past that proves what he said was not true]]. Afterwards, Gideon contradicts himself again by claiming he [[LaserGuidedAmnesia doesn't remember anything]], when in Catghost 8, Judgement, at one point he states that he remembers being born.]]
* HorrorHatesARulebreaker: A mysterious entity only appears when [[spoiler: Elon [[spoiler:Elon looks in a mirror. The only way to make it go away is for Elon to run away from her reflection]].



** In the games ''Happybirthday'' and ''Window'', [[spoiler:Naarah and Elon’s]] skeletons will suddenly pop up and close the game if the word “murder” is typed.
** In the game ''Banana,'' Elon can jump out at you while in her demon form.
* KilledOffForReal: Seems to be the case with Robert, since Elon cut him up and cooked him into pancakes while he was in banana form.
* LateArrivalSpoiler: [[spoiler:Elon, Naarah, and Gideon lived and died in the 17th century, with the former two being tried and executed as witches.]]

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** In the games ''Happybirthday'' and ''Window'', [[spoiler:Naarah and Elon’s]] Elon]]'s skeletons will suddenly pop up and close the game if the word “murder” is typed.
** In the game ''Banana,'' Elon can jump out at you while in her demon form.
* KilledOffForReal: Seems to be
form. Alternatively, the case with Robert, since Elon cut him Watcher will show up and cooked him into pancakes while he was in banana form.
* LateArrivalSpoiler: [[spoiler:Elon, Naarah, and Gideon lived and died in the 17th century, with the former two being tried and executed as witches.]]
jump at you instead.



* MeaningfulName:
** Naarah is a young girl. Her name in Hebrew means “young maiden”
** Gideon means “feller of trees” in Hebrew, and in episode 3 ''Mirror'' it’s revealed his favorite chore is collecting firewood.
** [[spoiler:Gideon is also the Rastafarian word for Armageddon. This meaning was fulfilled in episode 7.]]
** Gideon and Elon are both figures from the Biblical ''Literature/BookOfJudges''. When he was alive, Gideon was a judge in the modern sense of the word. Elon was the person being judged when [[spoiler: she was condemned to death for practicing witchcraft.]] They were both "judged" by the viewers in episode 8.



*** Elon says a line in Spanish “¿Por qué no los dos?” meaning “Why not both?”, which is a quote from a commercial for Old El Paso tacos.

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*** Elon says a line in Spanish “¿Por qué no los dos?” meaning “Why not both?”, which is [[https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/186189-why-not-both-por-que-no-los-dos a quote from a commercial for Old El Paso tacos.tacos]].



'''Naarah:''' Uh, I think that’s ''your'' job. Hurry up and get to it!

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'''Naarah:''' Uh, I think that’s that's ''your'' job. Hurry up and get to it!
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* SkinWalker: The Skinwalker in this series is a recurring antagonistic force represented by a NightmareFace that possesses or impersonates characters.

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** The SkinWalker also manifests as a NightmareFace, often while possessing or taking the form of other characters. It has empty holes instead of eyes and a mouth that looks like a crack.
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* ElementalMotifs: [[spoiler: Elon's human form was burned at the stake with fire, in her cat form she can conjure fire from her paws, and she could be considered to have a "fiery personality. Naarah's human form was drowned in water, her ghost form looks like water bubbles, and she could be described as having a "bubbly" personality.]]

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* ElementalMotifs: [[spoiler: Elon's human form was burned at the stake with fire, in her cat form she can conjure fire from her paws, and she could be considered to have a "fiery "fiery" personality. Naarah's human form was drowned in water, her ghost form looks like water bubbles, and she could be described as having a "bubbly" personality.]]
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* ElementalMotifs: [[spoiler: Elon's human form was burned at the stake with fire, in her cat form she can conjure fire from her paws, and she could be considered to have a "fiery personality. Naarah's human form was drowned in water, her ghost form looks like water bubbles, and she could be described as having a "bubbly" personality.]]
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''WebOriginal/CatGhost'' is a HorrorComedy WebOriginal multimedia series by Kris Patrick of ''WebComic/TheBedfellows'' fame. Most episodes consist of two parts: a Website/YouTube video and a game that can be downloaded via a link in the description.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: Elon and Naarah when they're angry and/or overly emotional.*

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** In Episode 13, ''[[GrandFinale Acceptance]]'':
-->'''Elon:''' [[spoiler: I refuse. To believe. I'm dead!]]
-->[[spoiler: '''Malone:''']] [[spoiler: It's much worse than that. [''laughs''] ...you [[BreakingTheFourthWall never existed in the first place]].]]
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* DeadToBeginWith: [[spoiler:Our main trio, as well as other characters who are mentioned, with the series following their lives in the Dark Forest, a place for those who cannot pass on. Gideon is the only one hinted at to be alive, however. As in the first episode, as the camera zooms out, it reveals for a brief moment while Gideon is playing the arcade machine, Elon and Naraah vanish.]]

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* DeadToBeginWith: [[spoiler:Our main trio, as well as other characters who are mentioned, with the series following their lives in the Dark Forest, a place for those who cannot pass on. Gideon is the only one hinted at to be alive, however. As in the first episode, as the camera zooms out, it reveals for a brief moment while Gideon is playing the arcade machine, Elon and Naraah vanish. Somewhat Subverted as in-universe, they were never real to begin with.]]
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* FanCommunityNicknames: The creators refer to the [=CatGhost=] fanbase as "Children".
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* RealitySubtext: In ''Acceptance'', a [[spoiler: FreezeFrameBonus reveals a demon called Aglasis. Aglasis is a demon from the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimorium_Verum Grimorium Verum]].]]
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: Elon and Naarah when they're angry and/or overly emotional.
RealitySubext: In ''Acceptance'', a [[spoiler: FreezeFrameBonus reveals a demon called Aglasis. Aglasis is a demon from the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimorium_Verum Grimorium Verum]].]]

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%% * RedEyesTakeWarning: Elon and Naarah get these when they are angry or preparing a curse.
%% Improper trope usage* RealLifeWritesThePlot: In ''Acceptance'', a [[spoiler: FreezeFrameBonus reveals a demon called Aglasis. Aglasis is a demon from the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimorium_Verum Grimorium Verum]].]]

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and/or overly emotional.
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In ''Acceptance'', a [[spoiler: FreezeFrameBonus reveals a demon called Aglasis. Aglasis is a demon from the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimorium_Verum Grimorium Verum]].]]
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: In ''Acceptance'', a [[spoiler: FreezeFrameBonus reveals a demon called Aglasis. Aglasis is a demon from the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimorium_Verum Grimorium Verum]].]]

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* %% Improper trope usage* RealLifeWritesThePlot: In ''Acceptance'', a [[spoiler: FreezeFrameBonus reveals a demon called Aglasis. Aglasis is a demon from the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimorium_Verum Grimorium Verum]].]]

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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: In ''Acceptance'', a [[spoiler: FreezeFrameBonus reveals a demon called Aglasis. Aglasis is a demon from the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimorium_Verum Grimorium Verum]].]]
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