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** When they reach the entryway to the dining car, Mario holds out his arm to halt Meggy because he saw Swag was armed and itching for a fight.
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** When they reach the entryway to the dining car, Mario holds out his arm to halt Meggy because he saw sensed before Meggy could that Swag was armed and itching for a fight.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which is titled "help.bsp" and its only description is "help" in Zalgo-text. Opening it and playing it shows all the characters chilling in their respective cars… but attempting to reach the dining car sends you back to the first car; attempting to reach the engine car sends you to the second car. In other words, it loops infinitely. After hitting some unknown trigger (or noclipping out of the map), you are transported to a small concrete room with Tari alone on her knees in terror. Touching her prompts the screen to cut to black with text reading "Ready For The Next Show?", whereupon [=GMod=] crashes.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which is titled "help.bsp" and its only bsp". A full description is "help" in Zalgo-text. Opening it and playing it shows all the characters chilling in their respective cars… but attempting to reach the dining car sends you back to the first car; attempting to reach the engine car sends you to the second car. In other words, it loops infinitely. After hitting some unknown trigger (or noclipping out of the map), you are transported to a small concrete room with Tari alone on her knees in terror. Touching her prompts the screen to cut to black with text reading "Ready For The Next Show?", whereupon [=GMod=] crashes.what this file ''is'' can be found [[WebAnimation/SMG4MovieWesternSpaghetti here]].
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After Meggy rescues Tari from Swag, she finds everyone acting like over-the-top Western stereotypes. It's stupid and silly until [=SMG3=] pulls out a lit stick of dynamite, causing everyone to freak out and Meggy to lose her cool, prompting everyone except Meggy to be frozen, prompting the episode's SurprisinglyCreepyMoment.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After Meggy rescues Tari from Swag, she finds everyone acting like over-the-top Western stereotypes. It's stupid and silly until [=SMG3=] pulls out a lit stick of dynamite, causing everyone them all to freak out and Meggy to lose her cool, prompting everyone everything except Meggy to be frozen, prompting freeze in place and giving viewers the episode's SurprisinglyCreepyMoment.
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* UncannyValley: Invoked with the episode's thumbnail. Mario is dressed like a cowboy looking directly at the viewer, smiling, while Tari stares at him in horror. His eyes are completely dull, strongly suggesting he's not the real thing.
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* UncannyValley: Invoked with the episode's thumbnail. Mario is dressed like a cowboy looking directly at the viewer, smiling, while Tari stares at him in horror. His eyes are completely dull, strongly suggesting he's not the real thing.thing, further supported by ''another'' Mario (dressed normally) outside the train banging on the window.
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*** In the "help.bsp" file, noclipping out of the train to look into the engine room shows it's completely empty except for that TV (more specifically the model used in ''IT'S GOTTA BE PERFECT'')
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*** In the "help.bsp" file, noclipping out of the train to look into the engine room shows it's completely empty except for that TV (more specifically (specifically the model used in ''IT'S GOTTA BE PERFECT'')
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* UncannyValley: Invoked with the episode's thumbnail. Mario is dressed like a cowboy looking directly at the viewer, smiling, while Tari stares at him in horror. His eyes are completely dull, strongly suggesting he's not the real thing.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After Meggy rescues Tari from Swag, she finds everyone acting like over-the-top Western stereotypes. It's stupid and silly until [=SMG3=] pulls out a lit stick of dynamite, causing everyone to freak out and Meggy to lose her cool, prompting the episode's SurprisinglyCreepyMoment.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After Meggy rescues Tari from Swag, she finds everyone acting like over-the-top Western stereotypes. It's stupid and silly until [=SMG3=] pulls out a lit stick of dynamite, causing everyone to freak out and Meggy to lose her cool, prompting everyone except Meggy to be frozen, prompting the episode's SurprisinglyCreepyMoment.
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** As soon as Meggy again talks up One-Shot Wren to Tari, Mario pops up and asks, "Didn't he fall off?", the claim from the previous episode, prompting Meggy to snap at him.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which is titled "help.bsp" and its only description is "help" in Zalgo-text. Opening it and playing it shows all the characters chilling in their respective cars… but attempting to reach the dining car sends you back to the first car; attempting to reach the engine car sends you to the second car. In other words, it loops infinitely. After hitting some unknown trigger (or noclipping out of the map), you are transported to a small concrete room with Tari alone on her knees in despair. Touching her prompts the screen to cut to black with text reading "Ready For The Next Show?", whereupon [=GMod=] crashes.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which is titled "help.bsp" and its only description is "help" in Zalgo-text. Opening it and playing it shows all the characters chilling in their respective cars… but cars… but attempting to reach the dining car sends you back to the first car; attempting to reach the engine car sends you to the second car. In other words, it loops infinitely. After hitting some unknown trigger (or noclipping out of the map), you are transported to a small concrete room with Tari alone on her knees in despair.terror. Touching her prompts the screen to cut to black with text reading "Ready For The Next Show?", whereupon [=GMod=] crashes.
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* SurprisinglyCreepyMoment: As soon as Meggy has had enough of all the insanity happening around her, she screams... and everyone freezes in place. She heads straight to Mario to snap him out of it and fails. Nearly in a panic, she tells Tari what she's seeing... but Tari tells her nothing is out of the ordinary; everything is back to the way it was at the start of the episode.
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* SurprisinglyCreepyMoment: As soon as Meggy has had enough of all the insanity happening around her, she screams... screams… and everyone freezes in place. She heads straight to Mario to snap him out of it and fails. Nearly in a panic, she tells Tari what she's seeing... seeing… but Tari tells her nothing is out of the ordinary; everything is back to the way it was at the start of the episode.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which is titled "help.bsp" and its only description is "help" in Zalgo-text. Opening it and playing it shows all the characters chilling in their respective cars… but attempting to reach the dining car sends you back to the first car; attempting to reach the engine car sends you to the second car. In other words, it loops infinitely. After hitting some unknown trigger (or noclipping out of the map), you are transported to a small concrete room with Tari alone on her knees in despair. Touching her prompts the screen to cut to black with text reading "Ready For The Next Show?"
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which is titled "help.bsp" and its only description is "help" in Zalgo-text. Opening it and playing it shows all the characters chilling in their respective cars… but attempting to reach the dining car sends you back to the first car; attempting to reach the engine car sends you to the second car. In other words, it loops infinitely. After hitting some unknown trigger (or noclipping out of the map), you are transported to a small concrete room with Tari alone on her knees in despair. Touching her prompts the screen to cut to black with text reading "Ready For The Next Show?"Show?", whereupon [=GMod=] crashes.
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* DirtyCoward: Bob, as always. He blames Boopkins for trying to steal Shroomy's potatoes when of course Boopkins told Bob ''not'' to do it and ask nicely instead.
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* DirtyCoward: Bob, as always. He blames Boopkins for trying to steal Shroomy's potatoes spuds when of course Boopkins told Bob ''not'' to do it and ask nicely instead.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After Meggy rescues Tari from Swag, she finds everyone acting like over-the-top Western stereotypes. It's stupid and silly until [=SMG3=] pulls out a lit stick of dynamite, causing everyone to freak out and Meggy to lose her cool, prompting the "Surprise Creepy" moment listed below.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After Meggy rescues Tari from Swag, she finds everyone acting like over-the-top Western stereotypes. It's stupid and silly until [=SMG3=] pulls out a lit stick of dynamite, causing everyone to freak out and Meggy to lose her cool, prompting the "Surprise Creepy" moment listed below.episode's SurprisinglyCreepyMoment.
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* SurprisinglyCreepyMoment: As soon as Meggy has had enough of all the insanity happening around her, she screams… and everyone freezes in place. She heads straight to Mario to snap him out of it and fails. Nearly in a panic she tells Tari what she's seeing… but Tari tells her nothing is out of the ordinary; everything is back to the way it was at the start of the episode.
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* SurprisinglyCreepyMoment: As soon as Meggy has had enough of all the insanity happening around her, she screams… screams... and everyone freezes in place. She heads straight to Mario to snap him out of it and fails. Nearly in a panic panic, she tells Tari what she's seeing… seeing... but Tari tells her nothing is out of the ordinary; everything is back to the way it was at the start of the episode.
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The journey to the find One-Shot Wren has begun, and Mario tries to sneak into the food cart, heavily guarded by Chris and Swagmaster. The typical shenangians soon come to a stop when Meggy notices a panicking Tari and a strange Wild West-esque fight over potatoes occuring throughout the train. Is Meggy merely seeing things, or is there something more sinister behind this...?
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The journey to the find One-Shot Wren has begun, begun and Mario tries Mario, bored and hungry, heads to sneak into the dining car to get some food. However, the food cart, heavily stores are guarded by Chris and Swagmaster. The typical shenangians soon come to a stop when Meggy notices a panicking Tari Swagmaster, and a strange Wild West-esque fight over potatoes occuring it doesn't take long before everything devolves into chaos throughout the train. When Meggy finds Tari panicking and tries to help, the mood quickly sours as a familiar television appears. Is Meggy merely seeing things, or is there something more sinister behind this...?
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari's smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and a nearby TV tells viewers to "go to the bottom of the description" which leads to a link on the Steam workshop that reads "Help".
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which reads "Help".
* GroundhogDayLoop: Implied. When Meggy tells Tari that everyone's frozen, Tari appears confused, prompting Meggy to turn around to see that everything is back to normal... or rather, everything's back to the state which the episode started. Tari then tells Meggy that they should take a nap since the train ride is making them feel "loopy".
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which reads "Help".
* GroundhogDayLoop: Implied. When Meggy tells Tari that everyone's frozen, Tari appears confused, prompting Meggy to turn around to see that everything is back to normal... or rather, everything's back to the state which the episode started. Tari then tells Meggy that they should take a nap since the train ride is making them feel "loopy".
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* BigBrotherInstinct: Mario and Meggy both have their moments.
** Mario notices instantly something is off with Luigi, [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny but is soon distracted. Twice]].
** When they reach the entryway to the dining car, Mario holds out his arm to halt Meggy because he saw Swag was armed and itching for a fight.
** As soon as she noticed Tari wasn't in her seat, Meggy doubles back and walks through the middle of a shootout to get her back.
* CallBack: There are a few.
** Remember that weird TV Tari and Meggy found at One-Shot Wren's house? It's back on this train but only appears after everything goes to hell.
*** In the "help.bsp" file, noclipping out of the train to look into the engine room shows it's completely empty except for that TV (more specifically the model used in ''IT'S GOTTA BE PERFECT'')
*** The little TV doodle first seen in the listing for The Showgrounds reappears in this file at the very end next to the "Ready For The Next Show?" text.
** Rob and Whimpu are playing Beyblade, eventually dragging in a ''very'' pissed off Belle. Mario and Peppino briefly ''became'' Beyblades during their fight at the top of Pizza Tower a few weeks earlier.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari's smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and the ending shot of the episode pans away from her to anearby TV tells viewers to "go giving a message directly to the bottom viewer. Very long story short, it ends on a screen saying "Ready For The Next Show?"
* DirtyCoward: Bob, as always. He blames Boopkins for trying to steal Shroomy's potatoes when of course Boopkins told Bob ''not'' to do it and ask nicely instead.
* EpicFail: Mario's attempts to get past Swag, who counters mostly using techniques from ''Mario'' sports games, culminating in Mario trying to ram Swag with his go-kart, hitting a banana peel, and exploding.
* FiveSecondForeshadowing: The first hint we get that something is wrong is at the start of thedescription" which leads episode when Mario tries to talk to Luigi, who ''appears'' to be reading a link on book but is actually frozen in place, his face a bit uncanny – at no point during the Steam workshop that reads "Help".
scene does he blink.
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode whichreads "Help".
is titled "help.bsp" and its only description is "help" in Zalgo-text. Opening it and playing it shows all the characters chilling in their respective cars… but attempting to reach the dining car sends you back to the first car; attempting to reach the engine car sends you to the second car. In other words, it loops infinitely. After hitting some unknown trigger (or noclipping out of the map), you are transported to a small concrete room with Tari alone on her knees in despair. Touching her prompts the screen to cut to black with text reading "Ready For The Next Show?"
* FunnyBackgroundEvent: As Mario and Meggy reenter the forward passenger car, we get a brief shot of Shroomy pulling out an ''enormous'' potato and smashing Bob with it right as the door closes.
* GroundhogDayLoop: Implied. When Meggy tells Tari that everyone's frozen, Tari appears confused, prompting Meggy to turn around to see that everything is back tonormal... normal… or rather, everything's back to the state in which the episode started. Tari then tells Meggy that they should take a nap since the train ride is making them feel "loopy".
** Mario notices instantly something is off with Luigi, [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny but is soon distracted. Twice]].
** When they reach the entryway to the dining car, Mario holds out his arm to halt Meggy because he saw Swag was armed and itching for a fight.
** As soon as she noticed Tari wasn't in her seat, Meggy doubles back and walks through the middle of a shootout to get her back.
* CallBack: There are a few.
** Remember that weird TV Tari and Meggy found at One-Shot Wren's house? It's back on this train but only appears after everything goes to hell.
*** In the "help.bsp" file, noclipping out of the train to look into the engine room shows it's completely empty except for that TV (more specifically the model used in ''IT'S GOTTA BE PERFECT'')
*** The little TV doodle first seen in the listing for The Showgrounds reappears in this file at the very end next to the "Ready For The Next Show?" text.
** Rob and Whimpu are playing Beyblade, eventually dragging in a ''very'' pissed off Belle. Mario and Peppino briefly ''became'' Beyblades during their fight at the top of Pizza Tower a few weeks earlier.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari's smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and the ending shot of the episode pans away from her to a
* DirtyCoward: Bob, as always. He blames Boopkins for trying to steal Shroomy's potatoes when of course Boopkins told Bob ''not'' to do it and ask nicely instead.
* EpicFail: Mario's attempts to get past Swag, who counters mostly using techniques from ''Mario'' sports games, culminating in Mario trying to ram Swag with his go-kart, hitting a banana peel, and exploding.
* FiveSecondForeshadowing: The first hint we get that something is wrong is at the start of the
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which
* FunnyBackgroundEvent: As Mario and Meggy reenter the forward passenger car, we get a brief shot of Shroomy pulling out an ''enormous'' potato and smashing Bob with it right as the door closes.
* GroundhogDayLoop: Implied. When Meggy tells Tari that everyone's frozen, Tari appears confused, prompting Meggy to turn around to see that everything is back to
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* {{Irony}}: Bob gets into a fight with Shroomy over potatoes – by this point Shroomy has peeled literally dozens – because it's the only food ''not'' under armed guard by Swag. During their fight, Mario (being dragged back to his seat by Meggy) simply snatches the entire pile and soon eats it.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After Meggy rescues Tari from Swag, she finds everyone acting like over-the-top Western stereotypes. It's stupid and silly until [=SMG3=] pulls out a lit stick of dynamite, causing everyone to freak out and Meggy to lose her cool, prompting the "Surprise Creepy" moment listed below.
* OutOfFocus: Lampshaded by Mario and Meggy when they enter the rear passenger car containing all of the secondary characters. Mario notes they haven't seen or talked with them in a long time, so Meggy starts a conversation with Shroomy.
* ShoutOut:
** As Bob prepares to return fire, he says the famous "Yippee Kay-yay motherf*cker!" line from ''Film/DieHard''.
** The spud-grenade Shroomy tosses at Bob says "Hello!" before it explodes just like the Mine Turtle from ''WebAnimation/ASDFMovie''.
* SurprisinglyCreepyMoment: As soon as Meggy has had enough of all the insanity happening around her, she screams… and everyone freezes in place. She heads straight to Mario to snap him out of it and fails. Nearly in a panic she tells Tari what she's seeing… but Tari tells her nothing is out of the ordinary; everything is back to the way it was at the start of the episode.
* OutOfFocus: Lampshaded by Mario and Meggy when they enter the rear passenger car containing all of the secondary characters. Mario notes they haven't seen or talked with them in a long time, so Meggy starts a conversation with Shroomy.
* ShoutOut:
** As Bob prepares to return fire, he says the famous "Yippee Kay-yay motherf*cker!" line from ''Film/DieHard''.
** The spud-grenade Shroomy tosses at Bob says "Hello!" before it explodes just like the Mine Turtle from ''WebAnimation/ASDFMovie''.
* SurprisinglyCreepyMoment: As soon as Meggy has had enough of all the insanity happening around her, she screams… and everyone freezes in place. She heads straight to Mario to snap him out of it and fails. Nearly in a panic she tells Tari what she's seeing… but Tari tells her nothing is out of the ordinary; everything is back to the way it was at the start of the episode.
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* HellIsThatNoise: The credits of the video have no sound except for that of television static.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari's smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and a nearby TV tells viewers to "go to the bottom of the description" which leads to a link on the steam workshop that reads "Help".
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari's smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and a nearby TV tells viewers to "go to the bottom of the description" which leads to a link on the steam Steam workshop that reads "Help".
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which reads "Help".
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the Steam workshop for a version of the [[VideoGame/GarrysMod GMod]] map used in the episode which reads "Help".
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the steam workshop for a version of the Gmod map used in the episode which reads "Help".
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* GroundhogDayLoop: Implied. When Meggy tells Tari that everyone's frozen, Tari appears confused, prompting Meggy to turn around to see that everything is back to normal... or rather, everything's back to the state which the episode started. Tari then tells Meggy that they should take a nap since the train ride is making them feel "loopy".
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*TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: When the episode is about to end, the TV screen in the train car sends a message straight to the viewer telling them to check the link at the bottom of the video description. Doing so will lead the viewer to a link on the steam workshop for a version of the Gmod map used in the episode which reads "Help".
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari's smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and a nearby TV tells viewers to "go to the bottom of the description".
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari's smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and a nearby TV tells viewers to "go to the bottom of the description".description" which leads to a link on the steam workshop that reads "Help".
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The journey to the find One-Shot Wren has begun, and Mario tries to sneak into the food cart, heavily guarded by Chris and Swagmaster. The typical shenangians soon come to a stop when Meggy notices a panicking Tari and a strange Wild West -esque fight over potatoes occuring throughout the train. Is Meggy merely seeing things, or is there something more sinister behind this...?
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The journey to the find One-Shot Wren has begun, and Mario tries to sneak into the food cart, heavily guarded by Chris and Swagmaster. The typical shenangians soon come to a stop when Meggy notices a panicking Tari and a strange Wild West -esque West-esque fight over potatoes occuring throughout the train. Is Meggy merely seeing things, or is there something more sinister behind this...?
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and a nearby TV tells viewers to "go to the bottom of the description".
* NothingIsScarier: Once again, an episode ending on a dark note has the credits mostly silent, except for the wind and some TV static.
* NothingIsScarier: Once again, an episode ending on a dark note has the credits mostly silent, except for the wind and some TV static.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari Tari's smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and a nearby TV tells viewers to "go to the bottom of the description".
* NothingIsScarier: Once again, an episode ending on a dark note has the credits mostly silent, except for the wind and some TVstatic.static.
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* NothingIsScarier: Once again, an episode ending on a dark note has the credits mostly silent, except for the wind and some TV
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Despite reassuring Meggy, Tari smile turns into a look of worry as soon as the former falls asleep, and a nearby TV tells viewers to "go to the bottom of the description".
* NothingIsScarier: Once again, an episode ending on a dark note has the credits mostly silent, except for the wind and some TV static.
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The journey to the find One-Shot Wren has begun, and Mario tries to sneak into the food cart, heavily guarded by Chris and Swagmaster. The typical shenangians soon come to a stop when Meggy notices a panicking Tari and a strange Wild West craze -esque fight over potatoes occuring throughout the train. Is Meggy merely seeing things, or is there something more sinister behind this...?
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The journey to the find One-Shot Wren has begun, and Mario tries to sneak into the food cart, heavily guarded by Chris and Swagmaster. The typical shenangians soon come to a stop when Meggy notices a panicking Tari and a strange Wild West craze occuring throughout the train. Is Meggy merely seeing things, or is there something worse behind this...?
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The journey to the find One-Shot Wren has begun, and Mario tries to sneak into the food cart, heavily guarded by Chris and Swagmaster. The typical shenangians soon come to a stop when Meggy notices a panicking Tari and a strange Wild West craze occuring throughout the train. Is Meggy merely seeing things, or is there something worse more sinister behind this...?
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-> Mario, Meggy, Tari, and friends take a FUN train ride to the west 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠ðŸ¤
The journey to the find One-Shot Wren has begun, and Mario tries to sneak into the food cart, heavily guarded by Chris and Swagmaster. The typical shenangians soon come to a stop when Meggy notices a panicking Tari and a strange Wild West craze occuring throughout the train. Is Meggy merely seeing things, or is there something worse behind this...?
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The journey to the find One-Shot Wren has begun, and Mario tries to sneak into the food cart, heavily guarded by Chris and Swagmaster. The typical shenangians soon come to a stop when Meggy notices a panicking Tari and a strange Wild West craze occuring throughout the train. Is Meggy merely seeing things, or is there something worse behind this...?
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