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* Why is victim even attacking the Chosen One to begin with? He wants information about the Animator. This means the beatdown the Chosen One was subjected to was basically a ''[[ColdBloodedTorture torture session]]'', all so victim could get back at something from ''17 years ago''.
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* Why is victim even attacking the Chosen One to begin with? He wants information about the Animator. This means the beatdown the Chosen One was subjected to was basically a ''[[ColdBloodedTorture torture session]]'', all so victim could get back at something from ''17 years ago''.ago'' that '''Chosen had no part in'''.
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!!Actual Shorts
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King creating the Titan Ravagers is debunked as the Minecraft Mysteries book shows they existed long before he entered their world.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Wanna know why this little red stick-figure is called [[ObviouslyEvil "The Dark Lord"?]] '''''Allow him to demonstrate with an assistant.''''']]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Wanna know why this little red stick-figure is called [[ObviouslyEvil "The Dark Lord"?]] Lord"]]? '''''Allow him to demonstrate with an assistant.''''']]
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!Main episodes
[[folder:Animation vs. Minecraft]]
* Possessed!Red crouching and browsing through ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' items can be rather creepy for some.
[[folder:Animation vs. Minecraft]]
* Possessed!Red crouching and browsing through ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' items can be rather creepy for some.
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!Main episodes
[[folder:AnimationSeries
[[folder:''Animator vs.Minecraft]]
Animation V'']]
!!The Flashback
*Possessed!Red crouching It's revealed that, after destroying Alan's computer, the first thing the Dark Lord and browsing through ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' items the Chosen One did was go on a massive rampage across the internet as they destroyed various sites and killed various characters from all over the internet. Even worse, the characters included other stick figures, something which even [[EvenEvilHasStandards the Chosen One thought was too much]]. It started out rather mild at first, but it quickly becomes terrifying as we hear screams in the background, ending things off with a genuinely chilling shot of the Dark Lord choking and preparing to kill [[WebAnimation/{{Tankmen}} the Tankman]] as the Chosen One pleads for him to stop with a destroyed Platform/{{Newgrounds}} city in the background.
* After learning about the [=ViraBot=], the Chosen One has a vision of the Dark Lord standing on top of a mountain, with countless stick figures running and screaming in fear before two [=ViraBots=] appear and kill some of them. The Chosen One's [[OhCrap reaction]] is justified for every single reason, because this was ''not'' him overthinking: The Dark Lord ''truly intended'' to rampage across the Internet and slaughter countless all because [[ForTheEvulz he took joy in it]]. Suffice to say, he is ''easily'' the darkest villain in the entire series thus far.
!!The Showdown
* Seeing the Dark Lord [[HeroKiller killing Red]], [[CurbStompBattle curb stomping Green, Blue, and Yellow]], killing ''them'' too and then going after Second Coming himself, stabbing him in the back without any warning and then [[WhyWontYouDie throwing him in the air and then slashing him multiple times]]. Yeah, it later turns into DeathIsCheap, but seeing the beloved characters turn to code and then Second Coming getting beaten up can berather creepy for some.really shocking.
** Notably, despite the characters being stick figures, [[BodyHorror the Dark Lord's attacks leave visible scars on the Second Coming, which look absolutely brutal]]. In fact, [[CoveredInScars he's covered in them]].
* In its own way, the Second Coming in his SuperMode, [[FanNickname dubbed "Awakened TSC/Orange"]]. He is a completely [[TheStoic stoic]], emotionless entity that easily curb-stomps the Dark Lord and destroys the [=ViraBots=] by more or less ''touching them''. While mostly awesome, it's also chilling to see the happy and energetic hero of the series as what is more or less a force of destruction.
[[folder:Animation
[[folder:''Animator vs.
!!The Flashback
*
* After learning about the [=ViraBot=], the Chosen One has a vision of the Dark Lord standing on top of a mountain, with countless stick figures running and screaming in fear before two [=ViraBots=] appear and kill some of them. The Chosen One's [[OhCrap reaction]] is justified for every single reason, because this was ''not'' him overthinking: The Dark Lord ''truly intended'' to rampage across the Internet and slaughter countless all because [[ForTheEvulz he took joy in it]]. Suffice to say, he is ''easily'' the darkest villain in the entire series thus far.
!!The Showdown
* Seeing the Dark Lord [[HeroKiller killing Red]], [[CurbStompBattle curb stomping Green, Blue, and Yellow]], killing ''them'' too and then going after Second Coming himself, stabbing him in the back without any warning and then [[WhyWontYouDie throwing him in the air and then slashing him multiple times]]. Yeah, it later turns into DeathIsCheap, but seeing the beloved characters turn to code and then Second Coming getting beaten up can be
** Notably, despite the characters being stick figures, [[BodyHorror the Dark Lord's attacks leave visible scars on the Second Coming, which look absolutely brutal]]. In fact, [[CoveredInScars he's covered in them]].
* In its own way, the Second Coming in his SuperMode, [[FanNickname dubbed "Awakened TSC/Orange"]]. He is a completely [[TheStoic stoic]], emotionless entity that easily curb-stomps the Dark Lord and destroys the [=ViraBots=] by more or less ''touching them''. While mostly awesome, it's also chilling to see the happy and energetic hero of the series as what is more or less a force of destruction.
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[[folder:Animator vs. Animation V]]
* Its revealed that after destroying Alan's computer, the first thing the Dark Lord and the Chosen One did was go on a massive rampage across the internet as they destroyed various sites and killed various characters from all over the internet. Even worse, the characters included other Stick People something which even [[EvenEvilHasStandards the Chosen One thought was too much.]]
* After learning about the [=ViraBot=], the Chosen One has a vision of the Dark Lord standing on top of a mountain, with countless stick figures running and screaming in fear before two [=ViraBots=] appear and kill some of them. The Chosen One's [[OhCrap reaction]] is justified for every single reason.
* Seeing the Dark Lord [[HeroKiller killing Red]], [[CurbStompBattle curb stomping Green, Blue, and Yellow]], killing ''them'' too and then going after Second Coming himself, stabbing him in the back without any warning and then [[WhyWontYouDie throwing him in the air and then slashing him multiple times]]. Yeah, it later turns into DeathIsCheap, but seeing the beloved characters turn to code and then Second Coming getting beaten up can be really shocking.
** Notably, despite the characters being stick figures, [[BodyHorror the Dark Lord's attacks leave visible scars on the Second Coming, which look absolutely brutal]]. In fact, [[CoveredInScars he's covered in them]].
* Its revealed that after destroying Alan's computer, the first thing the Dark Lord and the Chosen One did was go on a massive rampage across the internet as they destroyed various sites and killed various characters from all over the internet. Even worse, the characters included other Stick People something which even [[EvenEvilHasStandards the Chosen One thought was too much.]]
* After learning about the [=ViraBot=], the Chosen One has a vision of the Dark Lord standing on top of a mountain, with countless stick figures running and screaming in fear before two [=ViraBots=] appear and kill some of them. The Chosen One's [[OhCrap reaction]] is justified for every single reason.
* Seeing the Dark Lord [[HeroKiller killing Red]], [[CurbStompBattle curb stomping Green, Blue, and Yellow]], killing ''them'' too and then going after Second Coming himself, stabbing him in the back without any warning and then [[WhyWontYouDie throwing him in the air and then slashing him multiple times]]. Yeah, it later turns into DeathIsCheap, but seeing the beloved characters turn to code and then Second Coming getting beaten up can be really shocking.
** Notably, despite the characters being stick figures, [[BodyHorror the Dark Lord's attacks leave visible scars on the Second Coming, which look absolutely brutal]]. In fact, [[CoveredInScars he's covered in them]].
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!!Wanted
*
* After learning about the [=ViraBot=], the Chosen One has a vision of the Dark Lord standing on top of a mountain, with countless stick figures running and screaming in fear before two [=ViraBots=] appear and kill some of them. The Chosen One's [[OhCrap reaction]] is justified for every single reason.
* Seeing the Dark Lord [[HeroKiller killing Red]], [[CurbStompBattle curb stomping Green, Blue, and Yellow]], killing ''them'' too and then going after
** Notably, despite the characters being stick figures, [[BodyHorror the Dark Lord's attacks leave visible scars on
!!The Box
* The Chosen One has a ''horrific'' experience. He's trapped in a large box that can disable his abilities and grant his opponent superhuman powers; more or less a repeat of his experience in the Animator's computer, except ''worse''. Despite the massive effort he puts in fighting back, the Chosen One is ultimately beaten down into submission.
* At one point during the fight, when the Chosen One really starts to get brutalized, he chooses to freeze himself solid. While it turns out he was preparing to launch a sneak attack against his enemy, for a moment it looked like the Chosen One froze himself just to get away from the pain.
* Then there's his opponent: '''''[[TheBusCameBack victim]]''''', [[MonsterProgenitor the first of the Animator's creations]]. He is nothing but ruthless, cruel, and dehumanizing to the Chosen One. After the Chosen One is too injured to fight back, victim wraps a rope around the former's neck and whips him with the other end as he treats the Chosen One like an animal.
** Even worse is that it looks ''eerily'' similar to how the Chosen One looked with the ball and chain as a pop-up blocker- almost as if victim is ''deliberately'' trying to trigger that trauma.
* Why is victim even attacking the Chosen One to begin with? He wants information about the Animator. This means the beatdown the Chosen One was subjected to was basically a ''[[ColdBloodedTorture torture session]]'', all so victim could get back at something from ''17 years ago''.
* Then there's Second Coming relearning about his powers. Amnesia is the reason why he forgot about his powers - implicitly because his SuperMode is taking too much energy, and he ''already'' doesn't have much - so when he learns he actually had them to begin with, his body language heavily implies he's
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[[folder:Animator vs. Animation VI]]
* The Chosen One has a horrific experience in "The Box". He's trapped in a large box that can disable his abilities and grant his opponent superhuman powers. Despite the massive effort he puts in fighting back, the Chosen One is ultimately beaten down into submission.
* At one point during the fight, when the Chosen One really starts to get brutalized, he chooses to freeze himself solid. While it turns out he was preparing to launch a sneak attack against his opponent, for a moment it looked like the Chosen One froze himself just to get away from the pain.
* Then there's his opponent: the Animator's first stick figure, victim. He is nothing but ruthless, cruel, and dehumanizing to the Chosen One. After the Chosen One is too injured to fight back, victim wraps a rope around the former's neck and whips him with the other end as he treats the Chosen One like an animal.
** Even worse is that it looks ''eerily'' similar to how the Chosen One looked with the ball and chain as a pop-up blocker- almost as if victim is ''deliberately'' trying to trigger that trauma.
* Why is victim even attacking the Chosen One to begin with? He wants information about the Animator. This means the beatdown the Chosen One was subjected to was basically a ''[[ColdBloodedTorture torture session]].''
* Then there's Second Coming relearning about his powers. TraumaInducedAmnesia is the reason why he forgot about his powers, so when he learns he actually had them to begin with, he's terrified of ''himself''. This also causes a high-alert lockdown to be enforced on him, with Second Coming banging on the walls demanding an explanation.
* The Chosen One has a horrific experience in "The Box". He's trapped in a large box that can disable his abilities and grant his opponent superhuman powers. Despite the massive effort he puts in fighting back, the Chosen One is ultimately beaten down into submission.
* At one point during the fight, when the Chosen One really starts to get brutalized, he chooses to freeze himself solid. While it turns out he was preparing to launch a sneak attack against his opponent, for a moment it looked like the Chosen One froze himself just to get away from the pain.
* Then there's his opponent: the Animator's first stick figure, victim. He is nothing but ruthless, cruel, and dehumanizing to the Chosen One. After the Chosen One is too injured to fight back, victim wraps a rope around the former's neck and whips him with the other end as he treats the Chosen One like an animal.
** Even worse is that it looks ''eerily'' similar to how the Chosen One looked with the ball and chain as a pop-up blocker- almost as if victim is ''deliberately'' trying to trigger that trauma.
* Why is victim even attacking the Chosen One to begin with? He wants information about the Animator. This means the beatdown the Chosen One was subjected to was basically a ''[[ColdBloodedTorture torture session]].''
* Then there's Second Coming relearning about his powers. TraumaInducedAmnesia is the reason why he forgot about his powers, so when he learns he actually had them to begin with, he's terrified of ''himself''. This also causes a high-alert lockdown to be enforced on him, with Second Coming banging on the walls demanding an explanation.
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[[folder:''Animation vs.
* The
* At one point during the fight, when the Chosen One really starts to get brutalized, he chooses to freeze himself solid. While it turns out he was preparing to launch a sneak attack against his opponent,
* Then there's his opponent: the Animator's first stick figure, victim. He is nothing but ruthless, cruel, and dehumanizing to the Chosen One. After the Chosen One is too injured to fight back, victim wraps a rope around the former's neck and whips him with the other end as he treats the Chosen One like an animal.
** Even worse is that it looks ''eerily'' similar to how the Chosen One looked with the ball and chain as a pop-up blocker- almost as if victim is ''deliberately'' trying to trigger that trauma.
* Why is victim even attacking the Chosen One to begin with? He wants information about the Animator. This means the beatdown the Chosen One was subjected to was basically a ''[[ColdBloodedTorture torture session]].''
* Then there's Second Coming relearning about his powers. TraumaInducedAmnesia is the reason why he forgot about his powers, so when he learns he actually had them to begin with, he's terrified of ''himself''. This also causes a high-alert lockdown to be enforced on him, with Second Coming banging on the walls demanding an explanation.
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!AVM Shorts
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[[folder:TNT Land]]
* The Killer Bunny is a cannibal. Kinda creepy for such a cute animal in a mostly innocent series.
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* The titular rabbit is a cannibal. Kinda creepy for such a cute animal in a mostly innocent series.
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[[folder:Lucky Blocks]]
* The sheer power the Lucky Block Entity holds, it being able to overpower the stick figures with relative ease even after they start using its powers against it. Once removed from Yellow, it simply floats passed them and returns to its temple, leaving it unclear as to whether it wanted to kill them all out of malice or just punish them for stealing it.
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* The sheer power the
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[[folder:The Piglin War]]
* The Zombie Piglins are ''[[WouldHurtAChild perfectly willing to kill the Piglin Child]]''.
* Blue starts sinking into the lava while trying to save the child. Despite having no voice, he makes it clear he's screaming.
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* The
* Blue starts sinking into the lava while trying to save the child. Despite having no voice,
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[[folder:The Witch]]
* The Witch proves to be too much for gang as she has them at her non-existent mercy twice in the final fight. Both times they're saved by a BigDamnHeroes intervention. But that by itself isn't the scary part. The scary part is that Purple, who we know was plotting to capture them, just happened to be in that world. Add in the fact that the Witch knew enough about the group to bait them into her world in the first place, and it becomes likely that the Witch was working for King. This leaves two options, 1: she was just supposed to imprison them and let Purple 'save' them to gain their trust so they would be more likely to do the parkour trap, but she went rogue and tried to kill them. Or, and since we later see King able to quickly improvise with Yellow and Blue when they escape, this might be more likely, 2: the Witch was supposed to ''kill them'' and the parkour trap ''was the backup for if she failed''.
* The Witch proves to be too much for gang as she has them at her non-existent mercy twice in the final fight. Both times they're saved by a BigDamnHeroes intervention. But that by itself isn't the scary part. The scary part is that Purple, who we know was plotting to capture them, just happened to be in that world. Add in the fact that the Witch knew enough about the group to bait them into her world in the first place, and it becomes likely that the Witch was working for King. This leaves two options, 1: she was just supposed to imprison them and let Purple 'save' them to gain their trust so they would be more likely to do the parkour trap, but she went rogue and tried to kill them. Or, and since we later see King able to quickly improvise with Yellow and Blue when they escape, this might be more likely, 2: the Witch was supposed to ''kill them'' and the parkour trap ''was the backup for if she failed''.
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* The Witch proves to be too much for gang as she has them at her non-existent mercy twice in the final fight. Both times they're saved by a BigDamnHeroes intervention. But that by itself isn't the scary part. The scary part is that Purple, who we know was plotting to capture them, just happened to be in that world. Add in the fact that the Witch knew enough about the group to bait them into her world in the first place, and it becomes likely that the Witch was working for
** 1, she was just supposed to imprison them and let Purple 'save' them to gain their trust so they would be more likely to do the parkour trap, but she went rogue and tried to kill
** Or, and since we later see King Orange able to quickly improvise with Yellow and Blue when they escape, this might be more
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* While it's quick and deserved, Second Coming and Red glitching the Piglin chasing Red out of existence as it screams in pain.
* King, after learning that Green escaped, erases the AI of one of his piglins, with all the dark music to make the atmosphere scarier.
* King, after learning that Green escaped, erases the AI of one of his piglins, with all the dark music to make the atmosphere scarier.
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* While it's quick and deserved, the Second Coming and Red glitching the Piglin chasing Red out of existence as it screams in pain.
pain. It kinda makes you feel sorry for the guy, especially since he ''was'' just a random henchman who would've likely been ''killed'' by [[BadBoss King Orange]] if he disobeyed.
*King, King Orange, after learning that Green escaped, erases the AI of one of his piglins, Piglins, with all the dark music to make the atmosphere scarier.scarier.
** Mind you, he doesn't kill the poor bastard; he sets his AI to 1, leaving his body a lifeless, unmoving husk. In a way, it's ''worse'' than death.
*
** Mind you, he doesn't kill the poor bastard; he sets his AI to 1, leaving his body a lifeless, unmoving husk. In a way, it's ''worse'' than death.
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[[folder:Titan Ravager]]
* You thought normal Ravagers were bad? This one is bigger than the buildings the Villagers live in, devouring gardens and livestock like it's nothing and destroying buildings looking for more food. It's also indestructable, no-selling a fletcher's arrows before smacking it into the sky. The cherry on top is the fact that it (or rather one of its friends; yes there's more than one of these things) is later shown to be more than happy to eat other villagers.
* With how the villagers react, it's clear the Titan Ravagers had never been seen before in this world. Not to mention how they seem to have come from nowhere. Given King's timely entrance and the fact that he just so happened to enter the same world he would've known Blue and Yellow escaped to (the portal was in his fortress surrounded by his soldiers after all), it's likely he created and then destroyed the monsters to gain their trust as a Plan B.
** Remember how Purple was ruling over that other village? And how he had the same crown that King wears, and that they both gave to people they wanted as allies? And how Purple wanted the dragon egg for reasons never explained, and how he has a boss that clearly likes powerful artifacts? Now put all that together, and wonder why King would have a portal to a random village in the middle of his palace with a bunch of powerful monsters ready to be unleashed at a moments notice.
* You thought normal Ravagers were bad? This one is bigger than the buildings the Villagers live in, devouring gardens and livestock like it's nothing and destroying buildings looking for more food. It's also indestructable, no-selling a fletcher's arrows before smacking it into the sky. The cherry on top is the fact that it (or rather one of its friends; yes there's more than one of these things) is later shown to be more than happy to eat other villagers.
* With how the villagers react, it's clear the Titan Ravagers had never been seen before in this world. Not to mention how they seem to have come from nowhere. Given King's timely entrance and the fact that he just so happened to enter the same world he would've known Blue and Yellow escaped to (the portal was in his fortress surrounded by his soldiers after all), it's likely he created and then destroyed the monsters to gain their trust as a Plan B.
** Remember how Purple was ruling over that other village? And how he had the same crown that King wears, and that they both gave to people they wanted as allies? And how Purple wanted the dragon egg for reasons never explained, and how he has a boss that clearly likes powerful artifacts? Now put all that together, and wonder why King would have a portal to a random village in the middle of his palace with a bunch of powerful monsters ready to be unleashed at a moments notice.
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* You thought normal Ravagers were bad? This one is bigger than the buildings the Villagers live in, devouring gardens and livestock like it's nothing and destroying buildings looking for more food. It's also indestructable, no-selling a fletcher's arrows before smacking it into the sky. The cherry on top is the fact that it (or rather one of its
* With how the villagers react, it's clear the Titan Ravagers had never been seen before in this world. Not to mention how they seem to have come from nowhere. Given King's timely entrance and the fact that he just so happened to enter the same world he would've known Blue and Yellow escaped to (the portal was in his fortress surrounded by his soldiers after all), it's likely he created and then destroyed the monsters to gain their trust as a Plan B.
** Remember how Purple was ruling over that other village? And how he had the same crown that King wears, and that they both gave to people they wanted as allies? And how Purple wanted the dragon egg for reasons never explained, and how he has a boss that clearly likes powerful artifacts? Now put all that together, and wonder why King would have a portal to a random village in the middle of his palace with a bunch of powerful monsters ready to be unleashed at a moments notice.
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[[folder:Lush Caves]]
* When Red and Second Coming encountered [=alexcrafter28=], one can only imagine the horror that they had with seeing [[NonstandardCharacterDesign two non-blocky characters]] that ended up running towards and even through the fourth wall of the game. It's a miracle the stick figures weren't there to destroy their computer and instead mail themselves home, but it could have possibly terrified Alex. You can even see them shaking their mouse when the stick figures escape ''Minecraft''.
* When Red and Second Coming encountered [=alexcrafter28=], one can only imagine the horror that they had with seeing [[NonstandardCharacterDesign two non-blocky characters]] that ended up running towards and even through the fourth wall of the game. It's a miracle the stick figures weren't there to destroy their computer and instead mail themselves home, but it could have possibly terrified Alex. You can even see them shaking their mouse when the stick figures escape ''Minecraft''.
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* When Red and Second Coming encountered [=alexcrafter28=], one can only imagine the horror that they had with seeing [[NonstandardCharacterDesign two non-blocky characters]] that ended up running towards and even through the fourth wall of the
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[[folder:The Ultimate Weapon]]
* We now know that King and Purple's intentions were; Create a gigantic black void that sucks everything into it, [[BadBoss including their underlings]]. While we don't know just what they would do afterwards, the most likely conclusion is that they were just {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s.
* We now know that King and Purple's intentions were; Create a gigantic black void that sucks everything into it, [[BadBoss including their underlings]]. While we don't know just what they would do afterwards, the most likely conclusion is that they were just {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s.
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* We now know
*** This is thankfully all explained in "Note Block Universe", but that just shows how screwed up Purple's mind was. In his desperation to get his father's approval, he risked ''the lives of countless people'', because he wanted to be loved by someone ''that bad''. Definitely makes him sympathetic, but still, rather creepy.
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[[folder:The Warden]]
* Second Coming was ''this'' close to dying to the Warden had he not figured out that MusicSoothesTheSavageBeast.
* The Warden in general. Alan said he wanted it to be as close to canon as possible, and said canon describes it as a force of nature that you can only run from. With how relentless it is in chasing the unarmed Second Coming, it's safe to say he nailed it.
* Second Coming was ''this'' close to dying to the Warden had he not figured out that MusicSoothesTheSavageBeast.
* The Warden in general. Alan said he wanted it to be as close to canon as possible, and said canon describes it as a force of nature that you can only run from. With how relentless it is in chasing the unarmed Second Coming, it's safe to say he nailed it.
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* The Second Coming was ''this'' close to dying to the Warden had he not figured out that MusicSoothesTheSavageBeast.
* The Warden in general. Alan said he wanted it to be as close to canon as possible, and said canon describes it as a force of nature that you can only run from. With how relentless it is in chasing the unarmed Second Coming, it's safe to say he nailed it. In sharp contrast to the general theme of the series, this episode is more or less a ''horror'' up until the end.
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* The bullying Red suffers through can induce RealismInducedHorror in some viewers, as he is mocked and laughed on by people [[ItAmusedMe for zero reason]]. And at the very end of the reason, pretty much ''the entire class'' with few exceptions gangs up on Red and proceeds to ''brutally'' beat him up. Thankfully, he is saved by his teammates.
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[[folder:Note Block Universe]]
* We finally see the end result of King's second blast; it basically destroys the Nether ceiling and opens the whole thing up to the void.
* We finally see the end result of King's second blast; it basically destroys the Nether ceiling and opens the whole thing up to the void.
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[[folder:The King]]
* You know the void that King opened up at the end of the previous episode? Yeah, that thing grows until it consumes almost all of Minecraft and deletes every mob, entity and Stick Figure still within it.
* King summons a monstrous combination of a Titan Ravager and a Warden that ''towers'' over the actual Titan Ravager. Made worse by it's how it ''moves'', with the Warden and Ravager aspects clearly not fitting together properly in either form or function.
* Even though he's on the side of good, [[HorrifyingHero Herobrine is still particularly menacing]] with how he slowly hovers over to fight King and delivers a brutal beatdown. The stare he gives towards the happenings down below at his students being in danger help to frame him as incredibly furious and angry.
* King's laser beam created by the staff and the Minecraft Icons: It slowly deletes anything stuck within it. Being in the beam for a few seconds causes the Fighting Stickfigures to start glitching and pixels to float off them. It even deletes Purple and King for a bit!
* Picture this: You're transported into the world of ''Minecraft'' and you're having a fun time in there. Suddenly, the world starts glitching and you have to run out of the emulator but are sucked back in and die from data corruption, with no one able to get you out. Behold, how King's Son died. And on King's side, he could do absolutely nothing but [[ForcedToWatch watch helplessly]] as the glitching world consumed his son. It's horrifying no matter which side of the door you're on.
* At first, after witnessing King's backstory, you might expect that everything he's done is in an effort to open some kind of portal into the void to bring his son back. You'd be wrong, [[KilledOffForReal King's son is simply]] ''[[CessationOfExistence gone]]'', there's nothing to bring back and he knows it. What he actually plans to do is [[OmnicidalManiac bring the same fate onto the entire world of Minecraft]] out of revenge.
* You know the void that King opened up at the end of the previous episode? Yeah, that thing grows until it consumes almost all of Minecraft and deletes every mob, entity and Stick Figure still within it.
* King summons a monstrous combination of a Titan Ravager and a Warden that ''towers'' over the actual Titan Ravager. Made worse by it's how it ''moves'', with the Warden and Ravager aspects clearly not fitting together properly in either form or function.
* Even though he's on the side of good, [[HorrifyingHero Herobrine is still particularly menacing]] with how he slowly hovers over to fight King and delivers a brutal beatdown. The stare he gives towards the happenings down below at his students being in danger help to frame him as incredibly furious and angry.
* King's laser beam created by the staff and the Minecraft Icons: It slowly deletes anything stuck within it. Being in the beam for a few seconds causes the Fighting Stickfigures to start glitching and pixels to float off them. It even deletes Purple and King for a bit!
* Picture this: You're transported into the world of ''Minecraft'' and you're having a fun time in there. Suddenly, the world starts glitching and you have to run out of the emulator but are sucked back in and die from data corruption, with no one able to get you out. Behold, how King's Son died. And on King's side, he could do absolutely nothing but [[ForcedToWatch watch helplessly]] as the glitching world consumed his son. It's horrifying no matter which side of the door you're on.
* At first, after witnessing King's backstory, you might expect that everything he's done is in an effort to open some kind of portal into the void to bring his son back. You'd be wrong, [[KilledOffForReal King's son is simply]] ''[[CessationOfExistence gone]]'', there's nothing to bring back and he knows it. What he actually plans to do is [[OmnicidalManiac bring the same fate onto the entire world of Minecraft]] out of revenge.
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* King summons a monstrous combination of a Titan Ravager and a Warden that ''towers'' over the actual Titan Ravager. Made worse by
** And that's not mentioning how it
* Even though he's on the side of good, [[HorrifyingHero Herobrine is still particularly menacing]] with how he slowly hovers over to fight King and delivers a brutal beatdown. The stare he gives towards the happenings down below at
* King's laser beam created by the staff and the Minecraft Icons: It slowly deletes anything stuck within it. Being in the beam for a few seconds causes the Fighting Stickfigures to start glitching and pixels to float off them. It even deletes Purple and King for a bit!
* Picture this: You're transported into the world of ''Minecraft'' and you're
* At first, after witnessing King's backstory, you might expect that everything he's done is
* We finally see the end result of
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* The death of Gold - King Orange's late son - is one of the scariest moments in the series and a ''horrible'' way to go out. As he's simply having a fun time, the simulator his ''Minecraft'' world ran on started glitching out, resulting in the game's Sun being replaced by a black void that explodes and starts consuming the whole world into nothingness. Gold just ''barely'' escapes the simulation before the menu is assimilated, but pieces of the void escapes out of the simulation with him and start slowly dragging him back into the ''Minecraft'' world, Gold desperately trying to reach the door that would let him out of the attraction as he glitches out, pieces of his body flying into the void. But it's all for naught, as he's suddenly thrown back into the ''Minecraft'' world, him panicking before the whole simulation crashes, thus killing him. Given how he was ForcedToWatch his own son die such a brutal death, can you really blame King Orange for being who he is in the present?
** Also, just ''how'' Gold was finished off: Halfway through his panic, he realises he can still see the ''Minecraft'' Sun glowing through the glitches. As he looks at it, ''it '''[[StarKilling explodes]]''''', and we can very briefly seen Gold ''exploding into little pieces'' before the system crashes. Mind you, ''[[DeathOfAChild he was still just a little kid]]'', and he had the single most horrifying death in the whole series.
** At first, after witnessing King Orange's backstory, you might expect that everything he's done is in an effort to open some kind of portal bring his son back. You'd be wrong, [[KilledOffForReal Gold is simply]] ''[[CessationOfExistence gone]]'', there's nothing to bring back and King Orange knows it. What he actually plans to do is [[OmnicidalManiac bring the same fate onto the game that "took" his son's life]] out of revenge.
* King Orange summons [[MeaningfulName the Abomination]]: a monstrous combination of a Titan Ravager and a Warden that ''towers'' over the actual Titan Ravager. Made worse by it's how it ''moves'', with the Warden and Ravager aspects clearly not fitting together properly in either form or function. Both of the Abominations are happily taken care of by Herobrine very quickly, though it's clear they would've been as dangerous as King Orange himself if they got to live.
* Even though he's on the side of good, [[HorrifyingHero Herobrine is still particularly menacing]] with how he slowly hovers over to fight King Orange and delivers a brutal beatdown. The stare he gives as he realises his students in danger help to frame him as ''incredibly'' furious and angry.
* You know the void that King Orange opened up at the end of the previous episode? Yeah, that thing grows until it consumes ''almost all of Minecraft and deletes every mob, entity and stick figure still within it''. Once the Stick Gang's allies are killed off, we get to see the black hole consume all the ''Minecraft'' worlds - the Titan Ravager Village, the Monster School, and even the Witch's Hut - into it, with the mobs panicking for their lives as they're sucked inside. Once King Orange dies, we still get to see the world collapsing in the background, which looks beautiful yet scary.
* When the Stick Gang tries to take down King Orange, he sends them flying into the beam he uses to power up his black hole: Just being inside the beam for a few seconds results in them glitching, with pixels floating off them, just like with Gold. It even kills Purple and King Orange for a bit!
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!!Season 4
[[folder:''Lucky Block Staff'']]
* The Orb returns and, while no King Orange or Dark Lord, it's still a rather menacing foe. It's actually ''creepier'' then the last time we saw it, being more clearly a DigitalAbomination that sends everything it touches into chaos, its final form being a ''very powerful'' hybrid of dozens of staffs, with it at the centre. While it doesn't express body language due to the limited nature of its vessel, it's still very clearly sapient and evil, even roaring when attacked by Red's bees.
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* The death of Gold - King Orange's late son - is one of the scariest moments in the series and a ''horrible'' way to go out. As he's simply having a fun time, the simulator his ''Minecraft'' world ran on started glitching out, resulting in the game's Sun being replaced by a black void that explodes and starts consuming the whole world into nothingness. Gold just ''barely'' escapes the simulation before the menu is assimilated, but pieces of the void escapes out of the simulation with him and start slowly dragging him back into the ''Minecraft'' world, Gold desperately trying to reach the door that would let him out of the attraction as he glitches out, pieces of his body flying into the void. But it's all for naught, as he's suddenly thrown back into the ''Minecraft'' world, him panicking before the whole simulation crashes, thus killing him. Given how he was ForcedToWatch his own son die such a brutal death, can you really blame King Orange for being who he is in the present?
** Also, just ''how'' Gold was finished off: Halfway through his panic, he realises he can still see the ''Minecraft'' Sun glowing through the glitches. As he looks at it, ''it '''[[StarKilling explodes]]''''', and we can very briefly seen Gold ''exploding into little pieces'' before the system crashes. Mind you, ''[[DeathOfAChild he was still just a little kid]]'', and he had the single most horrifying death in the whole series.
** At first, after witnessing King Orange's backstory, you might expect that everything he's done is in an effort to open some kind of portal bring his son back. You'd be wrong, [[KilledOffForReal Gold is simply]] ''[[CessationOfExistence gone]]'', there's nothing to bring back and King Orange knows it. What he actually plans to do is [[OmnicidalManiac bring the same fate onto the game that "took" his son's life]] out of revenge.
* King Orange summons [[MeaningfulName the Abomination]]: a monstrous combination of a Titan Ravager and a Warden that ''towers'' over the actual Titan Ravager. Made worse by it's how it ''moves'', with the Warden and Ravager aspects clearly not fitting together properly in either form or function. Both of the Abominations are happily taken care of by Herobrine very quickly, though it's clear they would've been as dangerous as King Orange himself if they got to live.
* Even though he's on the side of good, [[HorrifyingHero Herobrine is still particularly menacing]] with how he slowly hovers over to fight King Orange and delivers a brutal beatdown. The stare he gives as he realises his students in danger help to frame him as ''incredibly'' furious and angry.
* You know the void that King Orange opened up at the end of the previous episode? Yeah, that thing grows until it consumes ''almost all of Minecraft and deletes every mob, entity and stick figure still within it''. Once the Stick Gang's allies are killed off, we get to see the black hole consume all the ''Minecraft'' worlds - the Titan Ravager Village, the Monster School, and even the Witch's Hut - into it, with the mobs panicking for their lives as they're sucked inside. Once King Orange dies, we still get to see the world collapsing in the background, which looks beautiful yet scary.
* When the Stick Gang tries to take down King Orange, he sends them flying into the beam he uses to power up his black hole: Just being inside the beam for a few seconds results in them glitching, with pixels floating off them, just like with Gold. It even kills Purple and King Orange for a bit!
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!!Season 4
[[folder:''Lucky Block Staff'']]
* The Orb returns and, while no King Orange or Dark Lord, it's still a rather menacing foe. It's actually ''creepier'' then the last time we saw it, being more clearly a DigitalAbomination that sends everything it touches into chaos, its final form being a ''very powerful'' hybrid of dozens of staffs, with it at the centre. While it doesn't express body language due to the limited nature of its vessel, it's still very clearly sapient and evil, even roaring when attacked by Red's bees.
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* "Backrooms" takes Second Coming into the titular Backrooms when trying to dig for the coin he lost in the couch. It's got the same eerie vibes as the source material, and it's not at all mitigated by the fact it's AllJustADream. The clip ends with Second Coming finding that same coin and looping to the beginning of the short, bringing question whether or not [[OrWasItADream it actually was a dream]].
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* "Backrooms" takes the Second Coming into [[WebOriginal/TheBackrooms the titular Backrooms location]] when trying to dig for the coin he lost in the couch. It's got the same eerie vibes as the source material, and it's not at all mitigated by the fact it's AllJustADream. The clip ends with the Second Coming finding that same coin and looping to the beginning of the short, bringing question whether or not [[OrWasItADream it actually was a dream]].
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* The Witch proves to be too much for gang as she has them at her non-existent mercy twice in the final fight. Both times they're saved by a BigDamnHeroes intervention. But that by itself isn't the scary part. The scary part is that Purple, who we know was plotting to capture them, just happened to be in that world. Add in the fact that the Witch knew enough about the group to bait them into her world in the first place, and it becomes likely that the Witch was working for Orange. This leaves two options, 1: she was just supposed to imprison them and let Purple 'save' them to gain their trust so they would be more likely to do the parkour trap, but she went rogue and tried to kill them. Or, and since we later see Orange able to quickly improvise with Yellow and Blue when they escape, this might be more likely, 2: the Witch was supposed to ''kill them'' and the parkour trap ''was the backup for if she failed''.
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* The Witch proves to be too much for gang as she has them at her non-existent mercy twice in the final fight. Both times they're saved by a BigDamnHeroes intervention. But that by itself isn't the scary part. The scary part is that Purple, who we know was plotting to capture them, just happened to be in that world. Add in the fact that the Witch knew enough about the group to bait them into her world in the first place, and it becomes likely that the Witch was working for Orange.King. This leaves two options, 1: she was just supposed to imprison them and let Purple 'save' them to gain their trust so they would be more likely to do the parkour trap, but she went rogue and tried to kill them. Or, and since we later see Orange King able to quickly improvise with Yellow and Blue when they escape, this might be more likely, 2: the Witch was supposed to ''kill them'' and the parkour trap ''was the backup for if she failed''.
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* With how the villagers react, it's clear the Titan Ravagers had never been seen before in this world. Not to mention how they seem to have come from nowhere. Given Orange's timely entrance and the fact that he just so happened to enter the same world he would've known Blue and Yellow escaped to (the portal was in his fortress surrounded by his soldiers after all), it's likely he created and then destroyed the monsters to gain their trust as a Plan B.
** Remember how Purple was ruling over that other village? And how he had the same crown that Orange wears, and that they both gave to people they wanted as allies? And how Purple wanted the dragon egg for reasons never explained, and how he has a boss that clearly likes powerful artifacts? Now put all that together, and wonder why Orange would have a portal to a random village in the middle of his palace with a bunch of powerful monsters ready to be unleashed at a moments notice.
** Remember how Purple was ruling over that other village? And how he had the same crown that Orange wears, and that they both gave to people they wanted as allies? And how Purple wanted the dragon egg for reasons never explained, and how he has a boss that clearly likes powerful artifacts? Now put all that together, and wonder why Orange would have a portal to a random village in the middle of his palace with a bunch of powerful monsters ready to be unleashed at a moments notice.
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** Remember how Purple was ruling over that other village? And how he had the same crown thatOrange King wears, and that they both gave to people they wanted as allies? And how Purple wanted the dragon egg for reasons never explained, and how he has a boss that clearly likes powerful artifacts? Now put all that together, and wonder why Orange King would have a portal to a random village in the middle of his palace with a bunch of powerful monsters ready to be unleashed at a moments notice.
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* We now know that Orange and Purple's intentions were; Create a gigantic black void that sucks everything into it, [[BadBoss including their underlings]]. While we don't know just what they would do afterwards, the most likely conclusion is that they were just {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s.
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* We now know that Orange King and Purple's intentions were; Create a gigantic black void that sucks everything into it, [[BadBoss including their underlings]]. While we don't know just what they would do afterwards, the most likely conclusion is that they were just {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s.
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** Even worse is that it looks ''eerily'' similar to how the Chosen One looked with the ball and chain as a pop-up blocker- almost as if victim is ''deliberately'' trying to trigger that trauma.
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* Then there's Second Coming relearning about his powers. TraumaInducedAmnesia is the reason why he forgot about his powers, so when he learns he actually had them to begin with, he's terrified of ''himself''. This also causes a high-alert lockdown to be enforced on him, with Second Coming banging on the walls demanding an explanation.
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* The Chosen One has a brutal experience in "The Box". He's trapped in a large box that can disable his abilities while and grant his opponent superhuman powers. Despite the massive effort he puts in fighting back, the Chosen One is ultimately beaten down into submission.
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* At one point during the fight, when the Chosen One really starts to get brutalized, he chooses to freeze himself solid. While it turns out he was preparing to launch a sneak attack against his opponent, for a moment it looked like the Chosen One froze himself just to get away from the pain.
* At one point during the fight, when the Chosen One really starts to get brutalized, he chooses to freeze himself solid. While it turns out he was preparing to launch a sneak attack against his opponent, for a moment it looked like the Chosen One froze himself just to get away from the pain.
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* The Chosen One has a brutal experience in "The Box". He's trapped in a large box that can disable his abilities while and grant his opponent superhuman powers. Despite the massive effort he puts in fighting back, the Chosen One is ultimately beaten down into submission.
* Then there's his opponent: the Animator's first stick figure, victim. He is nothing but ruthless, cruel, and dehumanizing to the Chosen One. After the Chosen One is too injured to fight back, victim wraps a rope around the former's neck and whips him with the other end as he treats the Chosen One like an animal.
* Why is victim even attacking the Chosen One to begin with? He wants information about the Animator. This means the beatdown the Chosen One was subjected to was basically a ''[[ColdBloodedTorture torture session]].''
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* The Chosen One has a brutal experience in "The Box". He's trapped in a large box that can disable his abilities while and grant his opponent superhuman powers. Despite the massive effort he puts in fighting back, the Chosen One is ultimately beaten down into submission.
* Then there's his opponent: the Animator's first stick figure, victim. He is nothing but ruthless, cruel, and dehumanizing to the Chosen One. After the Chosen One is too injured to fight back, victim wraps a rope around the former's neck and whips him with the other end as he treats the Chosen One like an animal.
* Why is victim even attacking the Chosen One to begin with? He wants information about the Animator. This means the beatdown the Chosen One was subjected to was basically a ''[[ColdBloodedTorture torture session]].''
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* "Backrooms" takes Second Coming into the titular Backrooms when trying to dig for the coin he lost in the couch. It's got the same eerie vibes as the source material, and it's not at all mitigated by the fact it's AllJustADream. The clip ends with Second Coming finding that same coin and looping to the beginning of the short, bringing question whether or not [[OrWasItADream it actually was a dream]].
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* Its revealed that after destroying Alan’s computer, the first thing the Dark Lord and the Chosen One did was go on a massive rampage across the internet as they destroyed various sites and killed various characters from all over the internet. Even worse, the characters included other Stick People something which even [[EvenEvilHasStandards the Chosen One thought was too much.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[WebVideo/{{TheNostalgiaCritic}} Dude, that was a pretty harsh death! I mean, just because you don't show blood doesn't mean it's not gruesome!]]]]
