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** The fighting game Gwimbly and Troglor appear in is an obvious parody of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''
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** The fighting game Gwimbly and Troglor appear in is an obvious parody of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''.
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* FictionalCounterpart: The game company Insane Groundbreaking Games has a name that might remind some viewers of the real-world game studio Epic [=MegaGames=] (the original company name of Creator/EpicGames).
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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: When Mr. Boss starts freaking out at the end, the {{Player Character}}s on the tiny overhead TV [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere notice what's going on and promptly hightail it out]].
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* HystericalWoman: Count Groxia has retired and is married to a nervous CartoonCreature woman who asks her husband to make Gwimbly leave because he's scaring her. When Pim tries to interject, the wife starts screeching in response bringing the visit to an end.
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* CallBack
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-->'''CEO''': (overly sarcastic; while eating chicken nuggets) Ah, Gwimbly! Nice to see you after all these ''years''! [[SarcasmMode I see your ''solo career" is going successfully, hm!]]\\
'''Gwimbly''': (pissed) Oh ''I swear to God'', (rushes to the desk) '''if I had my Gwimbly''' '''''GUN ON ME RIGHT NOW I'D-'''''
'''Gwimbly''': (pissed) Oh ''I swear to God'', (rushes to the desk) '''if I had my Gwimbly''' '''''GUN ON ME RIGHT NOW I'D-'''''
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* RunningGag: Allan constantly trying to dump Gwimbly at wherever they brought him such as his Video Game company, his old nemesis's house, or even his best friend's grave.
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* RunningGag: Allan constantly trying to dump Gwimbly at wherever they brought him such as his Video Game company, his old nemesis's nemesis' house, or even his best friend's grave.
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* WhamLine: TheStinger reveals that the guy tormenting Charlie throughout the episode was James from Idaho, who Gwimbly recorded a Cameo for earlier.
-->"You did it again, James. You pushed away the one guy who actually gave a damn about you."
-->"You did it again, James. You pushed away the one guy who actually gave a damn about you."
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* LongSongShortScene: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjG3DU_x-nw An entire theme was composed by Brendan Caulfield]] for the seconds long scene where gameplay of Gwimbly fighting Count Groxia can be seen, directly inspired by Grant Kirkhope's work in the Platform/Nintendo64 era.
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* LongSongShortScene: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjG3DU_x-nw An entire theme was composed by Brendan Caulfield]] for the seconds long scene where gameplay of Gwimbly fighting Count Groxia can be seen, directly inspired by Grant Kirkhope's work in the Platform/Nintendo64 era. Justified by the fact that [[https://twitter.com/blenlan_blenlun/status/1775673635593970102 the song plays ambiently in the background during the scene in the IGBG Lobby]], even if it's not very audible outside of the portion focusing on Gwimbly's gameplay.
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naming 3 b-list mascot platformers is odd when Gwimbly is clearly based on a mixture of Crash Bandicoot (His victory dance and the boss health bar seen in his game.), Spyro (His graphics style, design of his main villain and level design of his game) and Banjo-Kazooie (The music used in his game)
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** Gwimbly is an homage to the [[MascotWithAttitude multitude of video game mascots that emerged from the 80s and 90s]], such as ''VideoGame/{{Gex}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Bubsy}}'', and ''VideoGame/{{Rayman}}''.
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** Gwimbly is an homage to the [[MascotWithAttitude multitude of video game mascots that emerged from the 80s and 90s]], such as ''VideoGame/{{Gex}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Bubsy}}'', [[VideoGame/{{CrashBandicoot}} Crash]], [[VideoGame/{{SpyroTheDragon}} Spyro]], and ''VideoGame/{{Rayman}}''.[[VideoGame/{{BanjoKazooie}} Banjo]].
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* LongSongShortScene: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjG3DU_x-nw An entire theme was composed by Brendan Caulfield]] for the seconds long scene where gameplay of Gwimbly fighting Count Groxia can be seen, directly inspired by Grant Kirkhope's work in the Platform/Nintendo64 era.
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* IronicEcho: Charlie refuses to aid Gwimbly on the grounds the Smiling Friends cannot force anyone to accept their aid (they need to ask first), pointing at the company plaque (the one that says that the Smiling Friends must do whatever their clients want until they smile) and saying, "Them's the rules, man." Shortly afterwards, James forces Charlie to do whatever he wants to get him to smile by pointing at the same plaque and saying, "Them's the rules, right?" Charlie is none too happy of having his own words turned against him.
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'''Gwimbly: Definitive Remastered Enhanced Extended Edition DX 4K (Anniversary Director's Cut)'''.[[note]]The title has been shortened to an [[FunWithAcronyms Acronym]] on the page due to it exceeding our 64 character count.[[/note]]
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'''Gwimbly: Definitive Remastered Enhanced Extended Edition DX 4K (Anniversary Director's Cut)'''.[[note]]The title has been shortened to an [[FunWithAcronyms Acronym]] on the this page due to it exceeding our 64 character count.[[/note]]
