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* CruelandUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:Let's just say, Robbie getting forcibly transported into a virtual hell, watching Melvin seal his fate, and slowly but surely be blown to smithereens by a nuclear bomb as everyone in the bowling alley cheers for his demise, is not exactly a common occurrence.]]
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* DontYouDarePityMe: When Melvin finishes his [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech Reason You Suck Speech]] towards the collectors in "Nostalgia" by stating that he feels sorry for them, their leader Jeremiah angrily shouts at him to shut up.
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* ExtraordinaryWorldOrdinaryProblems: A CentralTheme of the show is juxtaposing Melvin's personal issues with the weirdness of the world around him.
** EARWAX: A gullible person that Melvin liked believed Melvin's abusive parasite over him.
** GUTTERBALL: Melvin never got over the death of his father and is dealing with a bullying asshole.
** NOSTALGIA: Melvin's beloved pet died and he meets a group who encourage a bad coping mechanism.
** EARWAX: A gullible person that Melvin liked believed Melvin's abusive parasite over him.
** GUTTERBALL: Melvin never got over the death of his father and is dealing with a bullying asshole.
** NOSTALGIA: Melvin's beloved pet died and he meets a group who encourage a bad coping mechanism.
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* AssholeVictim: In the episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself, and [[TooDumbToLive even points out to the Bowling Pins that Melvin was cheating at the game, therefore risking his and everybody else's lives for the sake of the sport.]] [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike, and everyone in the audience cheered.]]
* AllegoricalCharacter: In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.
* AllegoricalCharacter: In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.
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* AssholeVictim: In the episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself, and [[TooDumbToLive even points out to the Bowling Pins that Melvin was cheating at the game, therefore risking his and everybody else's lives for the sake of the sport.]] [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike, and strike. It's rather telling that everyone in the audience cheered.bowling alley starts ''cheering'' when the Bowling Pins grab Robbie.]]
* AllegoricalCharacter: In ''Earwax,'' the parasiteseems appears to be some type of allegory for represent a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. convincing Melvin's doctor to kill himself. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type sort of manipulation.
* AllegoricalCharacter: In ''Earwax,'' the parasite
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* NostalgiaFilter: Jeremiah and his roommates in "Nostalgia" base their entire lives around this, believing that nostalgia is a far better choice than what Jeremiah perceives to be the constant misery of the world around them. They even go as far as to using a room-sized machine that Jeremiah claims can upload their consciousnesses to nostalgia itself. Melvin calls them out on this at the end, stating they're just using childhood memories, escapism and their collections as nothing more than crutches so they can avoid having to face the complexities of everyday life.
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* NostalgiaFilter: Jeremiah and his roommates in "Nostalgia" base their entire lives around this, believing that nostalgia is a far better choice than what Jeremiah perceives to be the constant misery of the world around them. They even go as far as to using a room-sized machine that Jeremiah claims can upload their consciousnesses to nostalgia itself. Melvin calls them out on this at the end, stating they're just using childhood memories, escapism escapism, and their collections as nothing more than crutches so they can avoid having to face the complexities of everyday life.
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* HateSink: Robbie in "Gutterball", he never demonstrates a single redeeming quality and spends his whole screen time being unpleasant to Melvin, shaming him and his late father (with implications that all of Robbie's accusations toward the latter are projection) and almost gets everyone killed by pointing out that Melvin is using the living bowling ball, therefor making it likelier that he will lose.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Melvin delivers one to the collectors towards the end of "Nostalgia", chastising them for using collecting and nostalgia to avoid having to accept reality and move on from their trauma.
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* NonHumanHead: Evoked with Robbie, as his head shape is an upside-sown bowling pin.
** Evoked again with Jeremiah, whose head is shaped like a Nintendo 64 controller.
** Evoked again with Jeremiah, whose head is shaped like a Nintendo 64 controller.
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Melvin is a quiet, shy young man who seems to have the worst luck of running into horrifying and visceral monsters as he tries to go about his regular life - and balances his deeply repressed and hidden anger issues that bubble up every now and then. Just like many of Meat Canyon's work, ''Melvins Macabre'' leans heavily into GrossUpCloseUp DerangedAnimation, however it is one of the more story driven of his works.
There are currently three episodes out that can be watched on Meatcanyon's Youtube Channel.
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Melvin is a quiet, shy young man who seems to have the worst luck of running into horrifying and visceral monsters as he tries to go about his regular life - and balances his deeply repressed and hidden anger issues that bubble up every now and then. Just like many of Meat Canyon's [=MeatCanyon's=] work, ''Melvins Macabre'' leans heavily into GrossUpCloseUp DerangedAnimation, however it is one of the more story driven of his works.
There are currently three episodes out that can be watched onMeatcanyon's Youtube Channel.[=MeatCanyon's=] [=YouTube=] channel.
There are currently three episodes out that can be watched on
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* ShrinkingViolet: On a typical basis, Melvin is soft-spoken and polite, but also anxious and non confrontational, which often results in letting other people walk all over him. This is what makes his moments of wrath all the more unsettling.
* TooDumbtoLive: Angela, who lets the parasite in her ears while telling Melvin off while completely oblivious to the fact it's clearly harmful.
* TooDumbtoLive: Angela, who lets the parasite in her ears while telling Melvin off while completely oblivious to the fact it's clearly harmful.
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* ShrinkingViolet: On a typical basis, Melvin is soft-spoken and polite, but also anxious and non confrontational, non-confrontational, which often results in letting other people walk all over him. This is what makes his moments of wrath all the more unsettling.
*TooDumbtoLive: TooDumbToLive: Angela, who lets the parasite in her ears while telling Melvin off while completely oblivious to the fact it's clearly harmful.
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* AssholeVictim: In the Melvins Macabre episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself, and [[TooDumbToLive even points out to the Bowling Pins that Melvin was cheating at the game, therefore risking his and everybody else's lives for the sake of the sport.]] [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike, and everyone in the audience cheered.]]
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* AssholeVictim: In the Melvins Macabre episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself, and [[TooDumbToLive even points out to the Bowling Pins that Melvin was cheating at the game, therefore risking his and everybody else's lives for the sake of the sport.]] [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike, and everyone in the audience cheered.]]
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* NostalgiaFilter: Jeremiah and his roommates in "Nostalgia" base their entire lives around this, believing that nostalgia is a far better choice than what Jeremiah perceives to be the constant misery of the world around them. They even go as far as to using a room-sized machine that Jeremiah claims can upload their consciousnesses to nostalgia itself. Melvin calls them out on this at the end, stating they're just using childhood memories, escapism and their collections as nothing more than crutches so they can avoid having to face the complexities of everyday life.
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There are currently two episodes out that can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZc here]] and [[https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6c here.]]
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There are currently two three episodes out that can be watched on Meatcanyon's Youtube Channel.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZchere]] and "EARWAX"]]
* [[https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6chere.]]"GUTTERBALL"]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbT1UU7YqNU "NOSTALGIA"]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZc
* [[https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6c
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbT1UU7YqNU "NOSTALGIA"]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: In "Earwax", Melvin successfully gets the parasite out of his ears, only for Angela to walk in on him lashing out at it. She falls for its manipulations and snaps at Melvin, angrily rebufffing him while letting the parasite into her ears and taking it to the concert, leaving a despondent Melvin behind.]]
* ButtMonkey: Melvin finds himself having to endure unpleasant situations in which he gets belittled, insulted and terrorized by both dangerous monsters who threaten his well-being and regular people who are total assholes to him.
* ButtMonkey: Melvin finds himself having to endure unpleasant situations in which he gets belittled, insulted and terrorized by both dangerous monsters who threaten his well-being and regular people who are total assholes to him.
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* TooDumbtoLive: Angela, who lets the parasite in her ears while telling Melvin off while completely oblivious to the fact it's clearly harmful.
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* AssholeVictim: In the Melvins Macabre episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself, and [[TooDumbToLive even points out to the Bowling Pins that Melvin was cheating at the game, therefore risking his and everybody else's lives for the sake of the sport.]] [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike.]]
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* AssholeVictim: In the Melvins Macabre episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself, and [[TooDumbToLive even points out to the Bowling Pins that Melvin was cheating at the game, therefore risking his and everybody else's lives for the sake of the sport.]] [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike.strike, and everyone in the audience cheered.]]
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: The Pins in ''Gutterball'' were willing to send everyone in the bowling alley to their own personal hell had Melvin lost, but [[spoiler:judging how they were pretty quick to take Robbie with them upon Melvin's request kind of signified they were tired of his crap as well.]]
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* CrapSackWorld: The world Melvin lives in isn't ''all'' bad, as it's rather mundane and ordinary when Melvin does not confront deranged entities, but many regular folk are still rude, self-serving jerks (like Robbie), or gullible and impulsive (like Angela).
* RageBreakingPoint: Melvin is typically rather anxious and soft-spoken, but every episode when he's pushed too far and goes into one of these.
* RageBreakingPoint: Melvin is typically rather anxious and soft-spoken, but every episode when he's pushed too far and goes into one of these.
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* WorldOfJerkass: The world Melvin lives in isn't ''all'' bad, as it's rather mundane and ordinary when Melvin does not confront deranged entities, but many regular folk are still rude, self-serving jerks (like Robbie), or gullible and impulsive (like Angela).
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''Melvins Macabre'' is an horror-comedy animated series made by [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/MeatCanyon Meat Canyon]] of ''Wabbit Season'' fame.
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''Melvins Macabre'' is an horror-comedy animated series made by [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/MeatCanyon Meat Canyon]] of ''Wabbit Season'' fame.WebAnimation/MeatCanyon.
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* ShrinkingViolet: On a typical basis, Melvin is soft-spoken and polite, but also anxious and non confrontational, which often results in letting other people walk all over him. This is what makes his moments of wrath all the more unsettling.unsettling.
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* MagicalRealism: The world of the show is similar to our own sans the addition of some bizarre monsters, which usually act in tandem with whatever personal problem is being plagued by. Other characters often have muted reactions to these horrors and the rules of the Bowling Alley seem understood by everyone, [[SkewedPriorities with people booing Melvin as if he were playing a regular match and not gambling for their lives.]]
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* CrapSackWorld: The world Melvin lives in isn't ''all'' bad, as it's rather mundane and ordinary when Melvin does not confront deranged entities, but many regular folk are still rude, self-serving jerks (like Robbie), or gullible and impulsive (like Angela).
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* GrossOutShow: While less reliant on this style of humor than Meat Canyon's previous works, the show still is this, with incredibly gruesome imagery, frightening character designs, and no small amount of the GrossUpCloseUp.
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* GrossOutShow: While less reliant on this style of humor than Meat Canyon's previous works, the show still is this, with incredibly gruesome imagery, frightening character designs, and no small amount of the GrossUpCloseUp.GrossUpCloseUp.
* ShrinkingViolet: On a typical basis, Melvin is soft-spoken and polite, but also anxious and non confrontational, which often results in letting other people walk all over him. This is what makes his moments of wrath all the more unsettling.
* ShrinkingViolet: On a typical basis, Melvin is soft-spoken and polite, but also anxious and non confrontational, which often results in letting other people walk all over him. This is what makes his moments of wrath all the more unsettling.
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* AssholeVictim: In the Melvins Macabre episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself. [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike.]]
* In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.
* In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.
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* AssholeVictim: In the Melvins Macabre episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself. himself, and [[TooDumbToLive even points out to the Bowling Pins that Melvin was cheating at the game, therefore risking his and everybody else's lives for the sake of the sport.]] [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike.]]
* AllegoricalCharacter: In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.
* AllegoricalCharacter: In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.
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''Melvins Macabre'' is an horror-comedy animated series made by [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/MeatCanyon Meat Canyon]] of "Wabbit Season" fame.
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''Melvins Macabre'' is an horror-comedy animated series made by [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/MeatCanyon Meat Canyon]] of "Wabbit Season" ''Wabbit Season'' fame.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Melvin is typically rather anxious and soft-spoken, but every episode when he's pushed too far and goes into one of these.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Melvin is typically rather anxious and soft-spoken, but every episode when he's pushed too far and goes into one of these.these.
GrossOutShow: While less reliant on this style of humor than Meat Canyon's previous works, the show still is this, with incredibly gruesome imagery, frightening character designs, and no small amount of the GrossUpCloseUp.
GrossOutShow: While less reliant on this style of humor than Meat Canyon's previous works, the show still is this, with incredibly gruesome imagery, frightening character designs, and no small amount of the GrossUpCloseUp.
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* ArtShift: When Melvin loses his temper, the art style shift to monochrome and becomes more fluid and sketchy.
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* In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.
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* In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.manipulation.
* RageBreakingPoint: Melvin is typically rather anxious and soft-spoken, but every episode when he's pushed too far and goes into one of these.
* RageBreakingPoint: Melvin is typically rather anxious and soft-spoken, but every episode when he's pushed too far and goes into one of these.
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Melvin is a quiet, shy young man who seems to have the worst luck of running into horrifying and visceral monsters as he tries to go about his regular life - and balances his deeply repressed and hidden anger issues that bubble up every now and then.
There are currently two episodes out that can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZc here]] and [[https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6c here.]]
There are currently two episodes out that can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZc here]] and [[https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6c here.]]
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Melvin is a quiet, shy young man who seems to have the worst luck of running into horrifying and visceral monsters as he tries to go about his regular life - and balances his deeply repressed and hidden anger issues that bubble up every now and then.
then. Just like many of Meat Canyon's work, ''Melvins Macabre'' leans heavily into GrossUpCloseUp DerangedAnimation, however it is one of the more story driven of his works.
There are currently two episodes out that can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZc here]] and [[https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6c here.]]]]
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!!This web animated series provides examples of:
* AssholeVictim: In the Melvins Macabre episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself. [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike.]]
* In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.
There are currently two episodes out that can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZc here]] and [[https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6c here.
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!!This web animated series provides examples of:
* AssholeVictim: In the Melvins Macabre episode "Gutterball", Robbie spends the entire video badmouthing Melvin's father, as well as Melvin himself. [[spoiler: At the end, Melvin requests the pins take Robbie to Bowling Hell, where Melvin kills him by bowling a strike.]]
* In ''Earwax,'' the parasite seems to be some type of allegory for a manipulative friend/partner who provokes an otherwise innocent person to their RageBreakingPoint for [[WoundedGazelleGambit the purpose of playing the victim,]] with one of the parasite's previous victim's having committed suicide. In this vein, Angela, in taking pity on the parasite despite Melvin's warnings, is the exact type of person who would fall for this type manipulation.
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There are currently two episodes out that can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZc here]] and https://youtu.[[https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6c here.]]
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''Melvins Macabre'' is an horror-comedy animated series made by [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/MeatCanyon Meat Canyon]] of "Wabbit Season" fame.
Melvin is a quiet, shy young man who seems to have the worst luck of running into horrifying and visceral monsters as he tries to go about his regular life - and balances his deeply repressed and hidden anger issues that bubble up every now and then.
There are currently two episodes out that can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZc here]] and https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6c here.]]
Melvin is a quiet, shy young man who seems to have the worst luck of running into horrifying and visceral monsters as he tries to go about his regular life - and balances his deeply repressed and hidden anger issues that bubble up every now and then.
There are currently two episodes out that can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-0LNM7bsZc here]] and https://youtu.be/Y_-GmJONl6c here.]]
