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** "Polaroid Camera" centers around a woman that manifests in pictures taken with the titular item.
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** "Polaroid Camera" centers around a woman that manifests in pictures taken with the titular item. Then Figurine gets the idea to photograph the pictures...
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I think that's all the updates from the most recent videos, though I could be wrong.
* BagOfHolding: Part of 61's new work uniform in "New Uniforms" is a pouch with infinite space, meant for the Figurine to stay in during their more dangerous adventures.
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* SuddenlySpeaking: "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" is narrated by Pandora #1, who had been silent in all of her previous appearances.
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* SuddenlySpeaking: "New Uniforms" and its follow-up "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" is narrated by have Pandora #1, who #1 speak, when she had been silent in all of her previous appearances.
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** "New Uniforms" have Employee 61 and the Figurine receive a package containing new work uniforms and a video of their boss explaining that it's time to improve their image. "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" takes place immediately after, with the girls wearing the new uniforms.
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** "New Uniforms" have Employee 61 and the Figurine receive a package containing new work uniforms and a video of their boss explaining that it's time to improve their image. "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" takes place immediately after, with the girls wearing the new uniforms.uniforms as they introduces people to their video series.
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** The description for "Headphones" states "Use code: "[=SH0-D4N=]" for 20% off your purchase!", referencing SHODAN from ''VideoGame/SystemShock''.
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** The description for "Headphones" states "Use code: "[=SH0-D4N=]" for 20% off your purchase!", referencing SHODAN from ''VideoGame/SystemShock''. "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" reveals that the lady trying to sell the headphones is named Shodan as well.
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* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is rarely voiced speech in this series, not counting the incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The only exception are in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away; in "Headphones", which is a ParodyCommercial with the Auxium Audio representative giving her sales pitch; in "Pop-Up Book", where a narrator recites the book's story as Employee 61 and the Figurine read through it; and in "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle", where Pan introduces new viewers to the series' premise and central characters.
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* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is rarely voiced speech in this series, not series. Not counting the incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The items, the only exception exceptions are in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away; in "Headphones", which is a ParodyCommercial with the Auxium Audio representative giving her sales pitch; in "Pop-Up Book", where a narrator recites the book's story as Employee 61 and the Figurine read through it; in "New Uniforms" when Pan calls her employees to tell them new work uniforms have arrived; and in "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle", where Pan introduces new viewers to the series' premise and central characters.
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* ScreamerPrank: In "Pop-Up Book", the titular book, titled "May's Game", is about a gaming addict whose favorite game is "a basic dexterity test" that Employee 61 immediately recognizes as one of these. However, the Figurine decides to continue reading all the way to the pop-up scare, at which point the figurine panics and throws the chocolate she was eating into the screamer's mouth, causing it to start choking.
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* ScreamerPrank: In "Pop-Up Book", the titular book, titled "May's Game", is about a gaming addict whose favorite game is "a basic dexterity test" that Employee 61 immediately recognizes as one of these. However, the Figurine decides to continue reading all the way to the pop-up scare, at which point the figurine Figurine panics and throws the chocolate she was eating into the screamer's mouth, causing it to start choking.
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** The Auxium Audio saleswoman from "Headphones", the veterinarian from "Shadow Cat", the AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles", and the sun goddess from "Umbrella" each star in their own mini-episodes.
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** The Auxium Audio saleswoman Shodan from "Headphones", "Headphones" (and cameos in every episode since then), the veterinarian from "Shadow Cat", the AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles", and the sun goddess from "Umbrella" each star in their own mini-episodes.
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* ImprobablyFemaleCast: There are some men, but the vast, ''vast'' majority of recurring characters is female.
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* ImprobablyFemaleCast: There are some men, but the vast, ''vast'' majority of recurring characters is are female.
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* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is no voiced speech in this series, with the exception of incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The only exception are in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away; in "Headphones", which is a ParodyCommercial with a voiced announcer; and in "Pop-Up Book", where a narrator recites the book's story as Employee 61 and the Figurine read through it.
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* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is no rarely voiced speech in this series, with not counting the exception of incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The only exception are in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away; in "Headphones", which is a ParodyCommercial with a voiced announcer; and the Auxium Audio representative giving her sales pitch; in "Pop-Up Book", where a narrator recites the book's story as Employee 61 and the Figurine read through it.it; and in "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle", where Pan introduces new viewers to the series' premise and central characters.
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* RecurringCharacter: Despite being more of a semi-anthology, there are plenty of characters that recur across several episodes. The most prominent are the Figurine, who's become a bit of a {{Deuteragonist}} and 61's partner, and the Auxium Audio lady, who continuously stalks 61 in an attempt at getting her to try the headset.
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* RecurringCharacter: Despite being more of a semi-anthology, there are plenty of characters that recur across several episodes. The most prominent are the Figurine, who's become a bit of a {{Deuteragonist}} and 61's partner, and the Auxium Audio lady, Shodan, who continuously stalks 61 in an attempt at getting her to try the headset.
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* StalkerWithoutACrush: The Auxium Audio Lady appears in several episodes following 61 through her daily lives and trying to convince her to try the Auxium headset. In one episode she mentions that she knows everything about her daily routine and personal life.
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* StalkerWithoutACrush: The Auxium Audio Lady Shodan appears in several episodes following 61 through her daily lives and trying to convince her to try the Auxium headset. In one episode she mentions that she knows everything about her daily routine and personal life.
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** The Figurine, from the titular episode, has appeared in multiple episodes since its debut as an assistant to Employee 61.
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** The Figurine, from the titular episode, has appeared in multiple episodes since its debut as an assistant to Employee 61. In "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle", she even becomes an official employee with her own work uniform.
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* AllianceOfAlternates: "To Do List" reveals that all of Pandora's employees physically resemble her and Employee 61, but are set up in different businesses/universes, such as "Pandora's Tomes and Tinctures" where the mage Employee 3114 works and "Pandora's Diner" where the waitress Employee 5618 works. Later, "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" confirms that every single numbered employee is an alternate Pandora.
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* GivenNameReveal: The "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" video reveals that the Auxium lady is named Shodan. The episode also gives clear confirmation that Employee 61 is named Pandora, and is one of many.
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* GivenNameReveal: The "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" video reveals that the Auxium lady is named Shodan. The episode also gives clear confirmation that Employee 61 is named Pandora, [[AllianceOfAlternates and is one of many.many]].
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* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: "To Do List" reveals that all of Pandora's employees physically resemble Employee 61, but are set up in different businesses/universes, such as "Pandora's Tomes and Tinctures" where the mage Employee 3114 works and "Pandora's Diner" where the waitress Employee 5618 works.
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* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: "To Do List" reveals that all of JackOfAllTrades: "Welcome to Pandora's employees physically resemble Cubicle" has Pandora #1 state that Employee 61, but are set up 61 is her favourite because, while everyone else she employs specializes in different businesses/universes, such as "Pandora's Tomes something specific like paintings or viruses, 61 is able and Tinctures" where the mage Employee 3114 works willing to handle anything and "Pandora's Diner" where the waitress Employee 5618 works.everything sent to her.
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* MinimalistCast: Aside from oneshot characters, the recurring cast is just four people: Employee 61 (aka. Pandora #61), Pandora (#1), Figurine, and Shodan the Auxium lady.
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* MinimalistCast: Aside from oneshot one-shot characters, the recurring cast is just four people: Employee 61 (aka. Pandora #61), Pandora (#1), Figurine, and Shodan the Auxium lady.
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* NoNameGiven: The name of the main character of the series is never named, with paperwork addressing her as "[[YouAreNumberSix Employee 0061]]" or simply "61," though "Text Message" shows her name is Pandora and "To Do List" reveals that she's one of thousands of Pandoras throughout TheMultiverse who all answer to Pandora 0001.
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* YouAreNumberSix: Employee 61 is never addressed by name, with a note meant for her simply addressed to "61". "To Do List" shows that Pan also addresses her other employees by numbers instead of names as she visits their offices for their own item inspection duties.
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* YouAreNumberSix: Employee 61 is never rarely addressed by name, with a note notes meant for her simply addressed to "61". "To Do List" shows that Pan her boss also addresses her other employees by numbers instead of names as she visits their offices for their own item inspection duties.duties. "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" clarifies that every single employee and the boss are [[AllianceOfAlternates alternate versions of each other all named Pandora]], so the numbers are helpful in telling them apart.
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* GivenNameReveal: The "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" video reveals that the Auxium lady is named Shodan.
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* GivenNameReveal: The "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" video reveals that the Auxium lady is named Shodan. The episode also gives clear confirmation that Employee 61 is named Pandora, and is one of many.
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* MinimalistCast: Excluding an AscendedExtra or two, the core cast consists of just two people: Employee 61, and her boss Pan.
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* MinimalistCast: Excluding an AscendedExtra or two, Aside from oneshot characters, the core recurring cast consists of is just two four people: Employee 61, 61 (aka. Pandora #61), Pandora (#1), Figurine, and her boss Pan.Shodan the Auxium lady.
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* GivenNameReveal: The "Welcome to Pandora's Cubicle" video reveals that the Auxium lady is named Shodan.
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* ArtEvolution: The ferrywoman of the dead appears in "Gold Coin" reappears in "Necklace" and has a more sleek face and ditches the angular features in her chin.
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* ArtEvolution: The ferrywoman of the dead appears in from "Gold Coin" reappears in "Necklace" and has a more sleek face and ditches the angular features in her chin.
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* ArtEvolution: The ferrywoman of the dead appears in "Gold Coin" reappears in "Necklace" and has a more sleek face and ditches the angular features in her chin.
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* ImprobablyFemaleCast: There are some men, but the vast, ''vast'' majority of recurring characters is female.
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* RecurringCharacter: The Auxium Audio representative from "Headphones" has made a brief appearance or mention in every main episode since, such as in the realm of Alfheim in "Shield", in the doorway leading to the bathroom in "Bath Bomb", knocking on Employee 61's door and telling her to "Put them on!" in "Tamagachi", and being mentioned in a text from Pandora in "Text Message". She also played a major role in mini-episode "Let me observe", as the one observing Employee 61 and the Figurine through a spyglass.
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* RecurringCharacter: Despite being more of a semi-anthology, there are plenty of characters that recur across several episodes. The most prominent are the Figurine, who's become a bit of a {{Deuteragonist}} and 61's partner, and the Auxium Audio representative from "Headphones" has made a brief appearance or mention lady, who continuously stalks 61 in every main episode since, such as in the realm of Alfheim in "Shield", in the doorway leading to the bathroom in "Bath Bomb", knocking on Employee 61's door and telling an attempt at getting her to "Put them on!" in "Tamagachi", and being mentioned in a text from Pandora in "Text Message". She also played a major role in mini-episode "Let me observe", as try the one observing Employee 61 and the Figurine through a spyglass.headset.
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* StalkerWithoutACrush: The Auxium Audio Lady appears in several episodes following 61 through her daily lives and trying to convince her to try the Auxium headset. In one episode she mentions that she knows everything about her daily routine and personal life.
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Renamed to Clone Angst, cutting non-examples, ZCEs, and no-context potholes.
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* CloningBlues: In "Polaroid Camera", the Figurine suggests taking a photograph of one of the photographs they'd already taken. This results in two identical women appearing in the photo, who immediately start fighting and pull out weapons, but calm down once Employee 61 takes a picture of a (pet) therapy advertisement for them to talk things out in.
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An addition to Anti-Climax. Question: are those bird-headed guards ibis? It fits Egypt.
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* AntiClimax: "Umbrella" has Employee 61 accidentally anger a sun deity by staying in the umbrella's shade inside a house (an act she depicts, in hieroglyphs, as tantamount to FlippingTheBird at her,) with said deity deciding to approach her with a BattleAura and fire in her hand...before accidentally tripping on a rock and falling flat on her face right in front of 61. [[spoiler: She's so embarrassed afterwards, she just sends 61 back... before flash-frying a laughing guard. The other one got the same treatment when laughing on his phone while she was reminiscing on the incident.]]
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* AntiClimax: "Umbrella" has Employee 61 accidentally anger a sun deity by staying in the umbrella's shade inside a house (an act she depicts, in hieroglyphs, as tantamount to FlippingTheBird at her,) her, and which 61 theorizes may extend to any other "double-shade" as she notices a palm tree shading her) with said deity deciding to approach her with a BattleAura and fire in her hand...before accidentally tripping on a rock and falling flat on her face right in front of 61. [[spoiler: She's so embarrassed afterwards, she just sends 61 back... before flash-frying a laughing ibis guard. The other one got the same treatment when laughing at something on his phone while just after she was reminiscing reminisced on the incident.]]
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It's not the umbrella, it's shown as the fact she was under the umbrella AND inside shelter. See "Anti-Climax."
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* AntiClimax: "Umbrella" has Employee 61 accidentally anger a sun deity by staying in the umbrella's shade, with said deity deciding to approach her with a BattleAura and fire in her hand...before accidentally tripping on a rock and falling flat on her face right in front of 61.
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* AntiClimax: "Umbrella" has Employee 61 accidentally anger a sun deity by staying in the umbrella's shade, shade inside a house (an act she depicts, in hieroglyphs, as tantamount to FlippingTheBird at her,) with said deity deciding to approach her with a BattleAura and fire in her hand...before accidentally tripping on a rock and falling flat on her face right in front of 61. [[spoiler: She's so embarrassed afterwards, she just sends 61 back... before flash-frying a laughing guard. The other one got the same treatment when laughing on his phone while she was reminiscing on the incident.]]
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It's not just any Screamer Prank. Check Shout-Out.
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* NoNameGiven: The name of the main character of the series is never named, with paperwork addressing her as "[[YouAreNumberSix Employee 0061]]" or simply "61," though a Patreon advertisement calls her "Pandora."
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* NoNameGiven: The name of the main character of the series is never named, with paperwork addressing her as "[[YouAreNumberSix Employee 0061]]" or simply "61," though a Patreon advertisement calls "Text Message" shows her "Pandora." name is Pandora and "To Do List" reveals that she's one of thousands of Pandoras throughout TheMultiverse who all answer to Pandora 0001.
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* NoNameGiven: The name of the main character of the series is never named, with paperwork addressing her as "[[YouAreNumberSix Employee 0061]]" or simply "61".
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* NoNameGiven: The name of the main character of the series is never named, with paperwork addressing her as "[[YouAreNumberSix Employee 0061]]" or simply "61"."61," though a Patreon advertisement calls her "Pandora."
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** The Auxium Audio saleswoman from "Headphones", the veterinarian from "Shadow Cat", and the AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" each star in their own mini-episodes.
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** The Auxium Audio saleswoman from "Headphones", the veterinarian from "Shadow Cat", and the AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" Goggles", and the sun goddess from "Umbrella" each star in their own mini-episodes.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: All of the main episodes are titled after the object that's central to the episode's plot.
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* AnotherMansTerror: Touching the titular bat in "Baseball Bat" causes both Employee 61 and the Figurine to relive the last moments of an athlete who missed a game-winning swing and died from "being a failure".
* DisproportionateRetribution: According to a newspaper in "Baseball Bat", priests stated that the superstar athlete who missed a game-winning swing and immediately died of shame will be barred from Heaven because of it.
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* InexplicitlyIdenticalIndividuals: "To Do List" reveals that all of Pandora's employees physically resemble Employee 61, but are set up in different businesses/universes, such as "Pandora's Tomes and Tinctures" where the mage Employee 3114 works and "Pandora's Diner" where the waitress Employee 5618 works.
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* InexplicitlyIdenticalIndividuals: InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: "To Do List" reveals that all of Pandora's employees physically resemble Employee 61, but are set up in different businesses/universes, such as "Pandora's Tomes and Tinctures" where the mage Employee 3114 works and "Pandora's Diner" where the waitress Employee 5618 works.
* ScreamerPrank: In "Pop-Up Book", the titular book, titled "May's Game", is about a gaming addict whose favorite game is "a basic dexterity test" that Employee 61 immediately recognizes as one of these. However, the Figurine decides to continue reading all the way to the pop-up scare, at which point the figurine panics and throws the chocolate she was eating into the screamer's mouth, causing it to start choking.
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** The description for "Headphones" states "Use code: "SH0-D4N" for 20% off your purchase!", referencing SHODAN from ''VideoGame/SystemShock''.
** The mini-episode "Ew" has Employee 61 receive a box containing a pepper that has the Handsome Squidward face from ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', which she quickly closes.
** The mini-episode "Ew" has Employee 61 receive a box containing a pepper that has the Handsome Squidward face from ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', which she quickly closes.
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** The description for "Headphones" states "Use code: "SH0-D4N" "[=SH0-D4N=]" for 20% off your purchase!", referencing SHODAN from ''VideoGame/SystemShock''.
** The mini-episode "Ew" has Employee 61 receive a box containing a pepper that has the Handsome Squidward face from ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', which she quickly closes. Main episode "Baseball Bat" also uses a "Boo, you stink!" sound clip from the same series when the batter strikes out.
** The mini-episode "Ew" has Employee 61 receive a box containing a pepper that has the Handsome Squidward face from ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', which she quickly closes. Main episode "Baseball Bat" also uses a "Boo, you stink!" sound clip from the same series when the batter strikes out.
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* UnfinishedBusiness: In "Baseball Bat", to rectify the batter being barred from Heaven due to missing a critical swing, Employee 61 and the Figurine decide to hit a home run in his honor. It takes many, ''many'' tries, but Employee 61 eventually lands a hit so sublime that it busts open the gates of Heaven and allows the batter's spirit to finally ascend.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: "Inbox" focuses on Employee 61's boss, Pan, rather than Employee 61 herself as in most episodes.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: "Inbox" focuses and "To Do List" focus on Employee 61's boss, Pan, rather than Employee 61 herself as in most episodes.
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** The veterinarian from "Shadow Cat" and the AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" both star in their own mini-episodes.
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** The Auxium Audio saleswoman from "Headphones", the veterinarian from "Shadow Cat" Cat", and the AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" both each star in their own mini-episodes.
* BigBrotherIsWatching: "To Do List" reveals that the large green panel at the back of Employee 61's office is actually one-way glass connected to a private room that Pan uses to watch her, as well as watch and warp to all of the other Employees across time and space.
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** The Auxium Audio representative from "Headphones" has made a brief appearance in every episode since, such as in the realm of Alfheim in "Shield" and in the doorway leading to the bathroom in "Bath Bomb".
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** The Auxium Audio representative from "Headphones" has made a brief appearance "Lumbar Pillow" girl is shown to still be conscious in every episode since, such as in mini-episode "Adhesive Acrobat" when she, Employee 61, and the realm of Alfheim in "Shield" and in Figurine decide to use the doorway leading to the bathroom in "Bath Bomb".pillow for safety when testing some double-sided tape.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: "Inbox" starts with Pan dropping off a pair of sunglasses at Employee 61's door before checking her own email inbox. The following episode, "Sunglasses", is about Employee 61 checking the item out.
* InexplicitlyIdenticalIndividuals: "To Do List" reveals that all of Pandora's employees physically resemble Employee 61, but are set up in different businesses/universes, such as "Pandora's Tomes and Tinctures" where the mage Employee 3114 works and "Pandora's Diner" where the waitress Employee 5618 works.
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* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is no voiced speech in this series, with the exception of incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The only exception are in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away, and in "Headphones", which is a ParodyCommercial with a voiced announcer.
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* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is no voiced speech in this series, with the exception of incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The only exception are in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away, and away; in "Headphones", which is a ParodyCommercial with a voiced announcer.announcer; and in "Pop-Up Book", where a narrator recites the book's story as Employee 61 and the Figurine read through it.
* OverlyLongGag: "Text Message", uploaded on AprilFoolsDay 2022, is an hour-long video of Employee 61 lying in bed with the Figurine and watching a movie on her phone (at an angle that the audience can't see it) after Pandora texts her to say that the office will be closed for repairs that day.
* PlagueDoctor: Mini-episode "Plush-letting" has a toy Plush Plague Doctor try to treat the Figurine's headache with bloodletting, but all its toy saw can do is make a squeaky noise as it rubs against her head.
* RecurringCharacter: The Auxium Audio representative from "Headphones" has made a brief appearance or mention in every main episode since, such as in the realm of Alfheim in "Shield", in the doorway leading to the bathroom in "Bath Bomb", knocking on Employee 61's door and telling her to "Put them on!" in "Tamagachi", and being mentioned in a text from Pandora in "Text Message". She also played a major role in mini-episode "Let me observe", as the one observing Employee 61 and the Figurine through a spyglass.
* SequelEpisode:
** "Inbox" starts with Pan dropping off a pair of sunglasses at Employee 61's door before checking her own email inbox. The following episode, "Sunglasses", is about Employee 61 checking the item out.
** "Text Message" starts with Pan sending the titular message to let Employee 61 know that her office is being repaired. The following episode, "To Do List", starts with Pan repairing the office before completing the other tasks on her list.
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** "Inbox" starts with Pan dropping off a pair of sunglasses at Employee 61's door before checking her own email inbox. The following episode, "Sunglasses", is about Employee 61 checking the item out.
** "Text Message" starts with Pan sending the titular message to let Employee 61 know that her office is being repaired. The following episode, "To Do List", starts with Pan repairing the office before completing the other tasks on her list.
** The mini-episode "Ew" has Employee 61 receive a box containing a pepper that has the Handsome Squidward face from ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', which she quickly closes.
* SubvertedKidsShow: "Tamagachi" has Employee 61 and the Figurine receive one of the titular toys with a character named "Obscenachi", and are quickly disgusted upon learning that it has to be "fed" with alcohol and "played with" using a naughty magazine.
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* YouAreNumberSix: Employee 61 is never addressed by name, with a note meant for her simply addressed to "61".
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* UnmovingPlaid: The alcoholic "Self-Destructing Robot" in mini-episode "I can stop whenever I want..." wears a hat and jacket with an unmoving floral pattern.
* YouAreNumberSix: Employee 61 is never addressed by name, with a note meant for her simply addressed to "61". "To Do List" shows that Pan also addresses her other employees by numbers instead of names as she visits their offices for their own item inspection duties.
* YouAreNumberSix: Employee 61 is never addressed by name, with a note meant for her simply addressed to "61". "To Do List" shows that Pan also addresses her other employees by numbers instead of names as she visits their offices for their own item inspection duties.
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* BaitAndSwitch:
** The Goddess of Destruction in "Rock" is actually a Goddess of Naps, and goes back to sleep immediately upon being woken up.
** The scary alien in "Power Armor" is actually just a child that needs help getting home from school.
** The people breaking down the barred door and trying to get to the Princess of Alfheim in "Shield" are actually the princess' relatives trying to get her to attend six-year-old Prince Braeyden's birthday party.
** The Goddess of Destruction in "Rock" is actually a Goddess of Naps, and goes back to sleep immediately upon being woken up.
** The scary alien in "Power Armor" is actually just a child that needs help getting home from school.
** The people breaking down the barred door and trying to get to the Princess of Alfheim in "Shield" are actually the princess' relatives trying to get her to attend six-year-old Prince Braeyden's birthday party.
** The Auxium Audio representative from "Headphones" has made a brief appearance in every episode since, such as in the realm of Alfheim in "Shield" and in the doorway leading to the bathroom in "Bath Bomb".
* HiveMind: The noise-cancelling feature of the Auxium Audio "Headphones" in the titular episode transport the user's consciousness into Lady Auxium's hive mind, erasing their consciousness in the process.
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* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is no voiced speech in this series, with the exception of incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The only exception is in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away.
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* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is no voiced speech in this series, with the exception of incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The only exception is are in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away.away, and in "Headphones", which is a ParodyCommercial with a voiced announcer.
* ParodyCommercial: "Headphones" appears to be sponsored by a headphones manufacturer called Auxium Audio, but midway through the sales pitch it's revealed to be the tool of a HiveMind and the announcer is talking directly to Employee 61.
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* ShoutOut: "Inbox" has Pan looking through a few item submission requests and imagining how they would effect Employee 61, including the mask from ''Film/TheMask'', the Stand Arrow from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'', and the Bombinomicon from ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2''.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** "Inbox" has Pan looking through a few item submission requests and imagining how they would effect Employee 61, including the mask from ''Film/TheMask'', the Stand Arrow from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'', and the Bombinomicon from''VideoGame/TeamFortress2''.''VideoGame/TeamFortress2''.
** The description for "Headphones" states "Use code: "SH0-D4N" for 20% off your purchase!", referencing SHODAN from ''VideoGame/SystemShock''.
** "Inbox" has Pan looking through a few item submission requests and imagining how they would effect Employee 61, including the mask from ''Film/TheMask'', the Stand Arrow from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'', and the Bombinomicon from
** The description for "Headphones" states "Use code: "SH0-D4N" for 20% off your purchase!", referencing SHODAN from ''VideoGame/SystemShock''.
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* UnexpectedlyDarkEpisode: "Bath Bomb" has the titular object create an entire city of suds with over four million sentient people, and then cut to their perspectives as they all die to the equivalent of a nuclear explosion as the bath bomb goes off, with none of it being played for laughs and both Employee 61 and the Figurine left downcast.
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''Pandora's Cubicle'' is a WebAnimation series by the channel "[[https://www.youtube.com/c/ToBinge To Binge]]". The series focuses on [[YouAreNumberSix Employee 61]], whose job is to properly examine the unusual shipped to the storage company she works for.
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''Pandora's Cubicle'' is a WebAnimation series by the channel "[[https://www.youtube.com/c/ToBinge To Binge]]". The series focuses on [[YouAreNumberSix Employee 61]], whose job is to properly examine the unusual things shipped to the storage company she works for.
* AntiClimax: "Umbrella" has Employee 61 accidentally anger a sun deity by staying in the umbrella's shade, with said deity deciding to approach her with a BattleAura and fire in her hand...before accidentally tripping on a rock and falling flat on her face right in front of 61.
* BattleAura: When the sun goddess in "Umbrella" gets fed up with Employee 61, she approaches 61 with an aura that glows like the sun itself.
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* BlandNameProduct: The takeout food bag that Employee 61 is eating from in "Gold Coin" is labeled "Uburr Eats", a play on the real delivery service "Uber Eats".
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* BlandNameProduct: BlandNameProduct:
** The takeout food bag that Employee 61 is eating from in "Gold Coin" is labeled "Uburr Eats", a play on the real delivery service "UberEats".Eats".
** Doubling as a pun, the pain relief medication that the Figurine takes in her debut episode is called "Toylenol", based on the medicine brand "Tylenol".
** The takeout food bag that Employee 61 is eating from in "Gold Coin" is labeled "Uburr Eats", a play on the real delivery service "Uber
** Doubling as a pun, the pain relief medication that the Figurine takes in her debut episode is called "Toylenol", based on the medicine brand "Tylenol".
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* LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: In "Umbrella", the music intensifies as the sun goddess gets angrier at Employee 61 and decides to confront her. The music immediately goes back to calming when the goddess then [[AntiClimax trips and falls on her face]].
* LivingToys: The "Figurine" from the titular episode, who wasn't supposed to reveal her true nature but felt too sore and chilly from having to stay in the same pose in the same [[PlayboyBunny bunny outfit]] all day long.
* LivingToys: The "Figurine" from the titular episode, who wasn't supposed to reveal her true nature but felt too sore and chilly from having to stay in the same pose in the same [[PlayboyBunny bunny outfit]] all day long.
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* PlayboyBunny: The "Figurine" from the titular episode has a black leotard, collar, and bunny ears as her default outfit. However, the collar's too tight and the rest leaves her feeling chilly, so Employee 61 lets her order a hoodie and sweatpants from a doll clothing website to replace them, which she wears alongside the bunny ears in all future appearances.
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* AscendedExtra: The Figurine, from the titular episode, has appeared in multiple episodes since its debut as an assistant to Employee 61.
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* AscendedExtra: AscendedExtra:
** The Figurine, from the titular episode, has appeared in multiple episodes since its debut as an assistant to Employee61.61.
** The veterinarian from "Shadow Cat" and the AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" both star in their own mini-episodes.
** The Figurine, from the titular episode, has appeared in multiple episodes since its debut as an assistant to Employee
** The veterinarian from "Shadow Cat" and the AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" both star in their own mini-episodes.
* CassandraTruth: In the mini-episode "My trip to the Bermuda Triangle", the AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" takes another trip to TheBermudaTriangle and is able to take photographic evidence of the theme park contained within. She's immediately put in a straightjacket and locked in a padded cell.
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* DemonicPossession: The "Shadow Cat" from the titular episode ends up jumping into the mind of the veterinarian checking on it, causing her to start acting like a cat. [[UnexplainedRecovery She seems back to normal]] in her future appearances.
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* DemonicPossession: The "Shadow Cat" from the titular episode ends up jumping into the mind of the veterinarian checking on it, causing her to start acting like a cat. [[UnexplainedRecovery She seems back to normal]] in her future appearances.appearances, [[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/uDhFKQIo_mw albeit with some lasting side-effects]].
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* NoNameGiven: The name of the main character of the series is never named, with paperwork addressing her as "Employee #61" or simply "61".
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* NoNameGiven: The name of the main character of the series is never named, with paperwork addressing her as "Employee #61" "[[YouAreNumberSix Employee 0061]]" or simply "61".
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* SpinOff: Employee 61 originated from an ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'' parody cartoon, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czUJ6tmLM98 Play of the Game]], in which she was the person deciding which combatant was the best in the match, before being transferred to Pan's Storage in "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gfyxJ_Yv9w Play of the Game 2]]".
* TheyCalledMeMad: The AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" has a written checklist that explicitly states how she was going to get water from TheBermudaTriangle to splash in the faces of disbelievers before laughing at them.
* TheyCalledMeMad: The AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" has a written checklist that explicitly states how she was going to get water from TheBermudaTriangle to splash in the faces of disbelievers before laughing at them.
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* SpinOff: Employee 61 originated from an ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'' parody cartoon, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czUJ6tmLM98 Play of the Game]], Game]]", in which she was the person deciding which combatant was the best in the match, before being transferred to Pan's Storage in "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gfyxJ_Yv9w Play of the Game 2]]".
* TheyCalledMeMad: The AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" has a written checklist that explicitly states how she was going to get water from TheBermudaTriangle to splash in the faces of disbelievers before laughing atthem.them.
* YouAreNumberSix: Employee 61 is never addressed by name, with a note meant for her simply addressed to "61".
* TheyCalledMeMad: The AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" has a written checklist that explicitly states how she was going to get water from TheBermudaTriangle to splash in the faces of disbelievers before laughing at
* YouAreNumberSix: Employee 61 is never addressed by name, with a note meant for her simply addressed to "61".
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[[caption-width-right:350:Employee 61 and the Figurine]]
''Pandora's Cubicle'' is a WebAnimation series by the channel "[[https://www.youtube.com/c/ToBinge To Binge]]". The series focuses on [[YouAreNumberSix Employee 61]], whose job is to properly examine the unusual shipped to the storage company she works for.
A playlist for the series can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5Gb5lRf6454osD05TkzePhOSWDH2wp_9 here]], though it does not include the few-seconds-long "Youtube Clips / Tik Tok" episodes, which can be found elsewhere on their channels. Due to the short length of most episodes (usually 2-3 minutes), spoilers are currently unmarked.
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!!Tropes:
* AcePilot: "Aviator Goggles" has Employee 61 forced to ride backseat to one, who smokes a cigar while flying, successfully jumps onto and stands on the wings mid-flight, and successfully flew to the Bermuda Triangle via biplane with the explicit purpose of getting some water from it [[TheyCalledMeMad to splash in the face of disbelievers]].
* AscendedExtra: The Figurine, from the titular episode, has appeared in multiple episodes since its debut as an assistant to Employee 61.
* BenevolentMonsters: Nearly every paranormal creature that Employee 61 interacts with, such as the swamp monster from one of the reels in "Film Reel", and the small tentacle monster in "Lunchbox", tuns out to be quite friendly and willing to help Employee 61 with whatever problem she's currently having.
* TheBermudaTriangle: "Aviator Goggles" has Employee 61 suddenly transported onto a biplane being piloted into it by an AcePilot, with an inexplicable billboard in the water advertising it as the "World's Largest Interdimensional Theme Park: So much fun you'll never want to leave!" Unfortunately, it's closed for maintenance and a worker teleports Employee 61 and the pilot back to their homes before they can enter.
* BlandNameProduct: The takeout food bag that Employee 61 is eating from in "Gold Coin" is labeled "Uburr Eats", a play on the real delivery service "Uber Eats".
* BreakingTheFourthWall:
** The tiny tentacle creature in "Lunchbox" initially hides from Employee 61 after escaping the titular item by using the video's black borders.
** "Video Camera" has the titular device affect the video itself, with Employee 61 noticing the displays as she adjusts zoom, brightness, aspect ratio, and various other settings.
* CallBack: The female demon lawyer from "Sword" ends up saving a life in "Crown" when Employee 61 calls her for assistance in determining the legality of sacrificing a soul being judged.
* ClingyCostume: "Slime in a Jar" has the titular slime completely wrap around Employee 61 as a full-body suit, though it willingly separates from her at the end in order to get some sleep.
* CloningBlues: In "Polaroid Camera", the Figurine suggests taking a photograph of one of the photographs they'd already taken. This results in two identical women appearing in the photo, who immediately start fighting and pull out weapons, but calm down once Employee 61 takes a picture of a (pet) therapy advertisement for them to talk things out in.
* CompanionCube: In "Tiny Creature", the MobileSuitHuman that was winning against the Pandora Storage Retrieval Services immediately freezes up with a scared look when it sees Employee 61 holding a squeaky LittleGreenMen toy that flew out of its pocket. After Retrieval Services use the opportunity to pull the Tiny Creature out of the robot body and contain it, it's shown hugging the squeaky toy.
* ContentWarnings: "Poster" adds the line "Please enjoy liquor responsibly!" to its opening title card, as the titular poster opens a portal to an old-fashioned bar counter in a forest whose bartender serves whatever drinks your soul craves the most, and Employee 61 drinks so much that she falls asleep on her barstool and the bartender carries her back to her office.
* ContinuityNod:
** Employee 61 tends to keep items from previous episodes in her office, such as the Lumbar Pillow that remains on her chair and various other objects that are placed in or on the drawers in the back of her office.
** "Inbox" has Pan, upon reading a message about an octopus, imagine it fighting the squid creature from "Lunchbox".
** While bonding with the bartender in "Poster", Employee 61 is shown talking about the tiny creature from "Tiny Creature" and its MobileSuitHuman form.
** The veterinarian from "Shadow Cat" appears in "Polaroid Camera" in an advertisement for a pet therapy business.
* ADayInTheLimelight: "Inbox" focuses on Employee 61's boss, Pan, rather than Employee 61 herself as in most episodes.
* DemonicPossession: The "Shadow Cat" from the titular episode ends up jumping into the mind of the veterinarian checking on it, causing her to start acting like a cat. [[UnexplainedRecovery She seems back to normal]] in her future appearances.
* DimensionalCutter: In "Sword", Employee 61 accidentally cleaves a rift into a demonic realm using the titular item, leading to a demon construction crew having to repair the damage and a female demon lawyer issuing her a fine.
* DontWakeTheSleeper: "Rock" has the titular rock transport Employee 61 to a sleeping giant woman next to a sign stating "That Who Must Not Be Awoken: Goddess of Destruction". Naturally, the headphones connected to her mobile phone get snagged and disconnect, causing a song to be played at full blast through the built-in speaker and wake the Goddess up...just long enough to yawn and then fall back asleep. It then turns out the sign was defaced, and she was actually just a Goddess of Naps.
* ExtranormalInstitute: The series is set in "Pan's Storage", where viewers submit paranormal items that are then examined by Employee 61 before being stored away.
* TheFerryman: A ferrywoman of the dead appears in "Gold Coin" to collect the item in exchange for transporting Employee 61's soul to the afterlife. 61 decides to instead just share their [[BlandNameProduct Uburr Eats order]], which tastes so good that they order a second course before Employee 61 is returned to life.
* ForcedTransformation:
** "Lumbar Pillow" has the titular pillow, who was a seamstress cursed by a witch.
** "Sunglasses" has Employee 61 be transported to a beach full of preppy jocks after putting the titular item on, but before she can properly relax, they get attacked by other cliques with weapons that forcibly convert another person's outfit to their own style, eventually resulting in Employee 61 being sent back to her office in a sweater and round glasses.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: "Inbox" starts with Pan dropping off a pair of sunglasses at Employee 61's door before checking her own email inbox. The following episode, "Sunglasses", is about Employee 61 checking the item out.
* FormulaBreakingEpisode: "Tiny Creature", instead of starting with Employee 61 receiving a knock at her door and a new item, has her using a hook to scratch herself before accidentally getting it caught on a trespasser and getting to be rescued by Pandora Storage Retrieval Services (as said trespasser is actually the Tiny Creature that needs retrieving).
* HauntedTechnology:
** "VHS Tape" centers around a murderous ghost girl being released from the titular tape, only to take an interest in Employee 61's video games and willingly be resealed into her favorite one.
** "Polaroid Camera" centers around a woman that manifests in pictures taken with the titular item.
* ImagineSpot: "Inbox" consists entirely of Pan imagining what would happen if Employee 61 was given various items, rather than actually giving them to her.
* JudgementOfTheDead: "Crown" has Employee 61 being on the judging side of one, as when she puts it on her head she's suddenly warped into a council of Japanese spirits judging whether or not a wounded samurai should be sacrificed. She tries to abstain from voting, and manages to call [[CallBack the demon businesswoman from "Sword"]] to go over the paperwork and save the man's life by establishing legal grounds.
* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is no voiced speech in this series, with the exception of incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The only exception is in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away.
* MinimalistCast: Excluding an AscendedExtra or two, the core cast consists of just two people: Employee 61, and her boss Pan.
* MobileSuitHuman: The large intruder that accidentally kidnaps Employee 61 in "Tiny Creature" turns out to be the tiny creature itself piloting a man-sized robot.
* NearDeathClairvoyance: "Gold Coin" has Employee 61 bite on the titular item to check its authenticity, and suddenly has her spirit warped to TheFerryman with a portal to her unconscious body nearby.
* NoNameGiven: The name of the main character of the series is never named, with paperwork addressing her as "Employee #61" or simply "61".
* PoweredArmor: "Power Armor", being ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, has Employee 61 put on a suit of power armor that's summoned by an orange safety vest, and then be forced by its inner programming to fly through space and track down a scary alien...[[BaitAndSwitch to escort it back home from elementary school]].
* ShoutOut: "Inbox" has Pan looking through a few item submission requests and imagining how they would effect Employee 61, including the mask from ''Film/TheMask'', the Stand Arrow from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'', and the Bombinomicon from ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2''.
* SpinOff: Employee 61 originated from an ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'' parody cartoon, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czUJ6tmLM98 Play of the Game]], in which she was the person deciding which combatant was the best in the match, before being transferred to Pan's Storage in "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gfyxJ_Yv9w Play of the Game 2]]".
* TheyCalledMeMad: The AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" has a written checklist that explicitly states how she was going to get water from TheBermudaTriangle to splash in the faces of disbelievers before laughing at them.
[[caption-width-right:350:Employee 61 and the Figurine]]
''Pandora's Cubicle'' is a WebAnimation series by the channel "[[https://www.youtube.com/c/ToBinge To Binge]]". The series focuses on [[YouAreNumberSix Employee 61]], whose job is to properly examine the unusual shipped to the storage company she works for.
A playlist for the series can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5Gb5lRf6454osD05TkzePhOSWDH2wp_9 here]], though it does not include the few-seconds-long "Youtube Clips / Tik Tok" episodes, which can be found elsewhere on their channels. Due to the short length of most episodes (usually 2-3 minutes), spoilers are currently unmarked.
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!!Tropes:
* AcePilot: "Aviator Goggles" has Employee 61 forced to ride backseat to one, who smokes a cigar while flying, successfully jumps onto and stands on the wings mid-flight, and successfully flew to the Bermuda Triangle via biplane with the explicit purpose of getting some water from it [[TheyCalledMeMad to splash in the face of disbelievers]].
* AscendedExtra: The Figurine, from the titular episode, has appeared in multiple episodes since its debut as an assistant to Employee 61.
* BenevolentMonsters: Nearly every paranormal creature that Employee 61 interacts with, such as the swamp monster from one of the reels in "Film Reel", and the small tentacle monster in "Lunchbox", tuns out to be quite friendly and willing to help Employee 61 with whatever problem she's currently having.
* TheBermudaTriangle: "Aviator Goggles" has Employee 61 suddenly transported onto a biplane being piloted into it by an AcePilot, with an inexplicable billboard in the water advertising it as the "World's Largest Interdimensional Theme Park: So much fun you'll never want to leave!" Unfortunately, it's closed for maintenance and a worker teleports Employee 61 and the pilot back to their homes before they can enter.
* BlandNameProduct: The takeout food bag that Employee 61 is eating from in "Gold Coin" is labeled "Uburr Eats", a play on the real delivery service "Uber Eats".
* BreakingTheFourthWall:
** The tiny tentacle creature in "Lunchbox" initially hides from Employee 61 after escaping the titular item by using the video's black borders.
** "Video Camera" has the titular device affect the video itself, with Employee 61 noticing the displays as she adjusts zoom, brightness, aspect ratio, and various other settings.
* CallBack: The female demon lawyer from "Sword" ends up saving a life in "Crown" when Employee 61 calls her for assistance in determining the legality of sacrificing a soul being judged.
* ClingyCostume: "Slime in a Jar" has the titular slime completely wrap around Employee 61 as a full-body suit, though it willingly separates from her at the end in order to get some sleep.
* CloningBlues: In "Polaroid Camera", the Figurine suggests taking a photograph of one of the photographs they'd already taken. This results in two identical women appearing in the photo, who immediately start fighting and pull out weapons, but calm down once Employee 61 takes a picture of a (pet) therapy advertisement for them to talk things out in.
* CompanionCube: In "Tiny Creature", the MobileSuitHuman that was winning against the Pandora Storage Retrieval Services immediately freezes up with a scared look when it sees Employee 61 holding a squeaky LittleGreenMen toy that flew out of its pocket. After Retrieval Services use the opportunity to pull the Tiny Creature out of the robot body and contain it, it's shown hugging the squeaky toy.
* ContentWarnings: "Poster" adds the line "Please enjoy liquor responsibly!" to its opening title card, as the titular poster opens a portal to an old-fashioned bar counter in a forest whose bartender serves whatever drinks your soul craves the most, and Employee 61 drinks so much that she falls asleep on her barstool and the bartender carries her back to her office.
* ContinuityNod:
** Employee 61 tends to keep items from previous episodes in her office, such as the Lumbar Pillow that remains on her chair and various other objects that are placed in or on the drawers in the back of her office.
** "Inbox" has Pan, upon reading a message about an octopus, imagine it fighting the squid creature from "Lunchbox".
** While bonding with the bartender in "Poster", Employee 61 is shown talking about the tiny creature from "Tiny Creature" and its MobileSuitHuman form.
** The veterinarian from "Shadow Cat" appears in "Polaroid Camera" in an advertisement for a pet therapy business.
* ADayInTheLimelight: "Inbox" focuses on Employee 61's boss, Pan, rather than Employee 61 herself as in most episodes.
* DemonicPossession: The "Shadow Cat" from the titular episode ends up jumping into the mind of the veterinarian checking on it, causing her to start acting like a cat. [[UnexplainedRecovery She seems back to normal]] in her future appearances.
* DimensionalCutter: In "Sword", Employee 61 accidentally cleaves a rift into a demonic realm using the titular item, leading to a demon construction crew having to repair the damage and a female demon lawyer issuing her a fine.
* DontWakeTheSleeper: "Rock" has the titular rock transport Employee 61 to a sleeping giant woman next to a sign stating "That Who Must Not Be Awoken: Goddess of Destruction". Naturally, the headphones connected to her mobile phone get snagged and disconnect, causing a song to be played at full blast through the built-in speaker and wake the Goddess up...just long enough to yawn and then fall back asleep. It then turns out the sign was defaced, and she was actually just a Goddess of Naps.
* ExtranormalInstitute: The series is set in "Pan's Storage", where viewers submit paranormal items that are then examined by Employee 61 before being stored away.
* TheFerryman: A ferrywoman of the dead appears in "Gold Coin" to collect the item in exchange for transporting Employee 61's soul to the afterlife. 61 decides to instead just share their [[BlandNameProduct Uburr Eats order]], which tastes so good that they order a second course before Employee 61 is returned to life.
* ForcedTransformation:
** "Lumbar Pillow" has the titular pillow, who was a seamstress cursed by a witch.
** "Sunglasses" has Employee 61 be transported to a beach full of preppy jocks after putting the titular item on, but before she can properly relax, they get attacked by other cliques with weapons that forcibly convert another person's outfit to their own style, eventually resulting in Employee 61 being sent back to her office in a sweater and round glasses.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: "Inbox" starts with Pan dropping off a pair of sunglasses at Employee 61's door before checking her own email inbox. The following episode, "Sunglasses", is about Employee 61 checking the item out.
* FormulaBreakingEpisode: "Tiny Creature", instead of starting with Employee 61 receiving a knock at her door and a new item, has her using a hook to scratch herself before accidentally getting it caught on a trespasser and getting to be rescued by Pandora Storage Retrieval Services (as said trespasser is actually the Tiny Creature that needs retrieving).
* HauntedTechnology:
** "VHS Tape" centers around a murderous ghost girl being released from the titular tape, only to take an interest in Employee 61's video games and willingly be resealed into her favorite one.
** "Polaroid Camera" centers around a woman that manifests in pictures taken with the titular item.
* ImagineSpot: "Inbox" consists entirely of Pan imagining what would happen if Employee 61 was given various items, rather than actually giving them to her.
* JudgementOfTheDead: "Crown" has Employee 61 being on the judging side of one, as when she puts it on her head she's suddenly warped into a council of Japanese spirits judging whether or not a wounded samurai should be sacrificed. She tries to abstain from voting, and manages to call [[CallBack the demon businesswoman from "Sword"]] to go over the paperwork and save the man's life by establishing legal grounds.
* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: There is no voiced speech in this series, with the exception of incoherent chanting from one or two of the submitted items. The only exception is in "Dumbbell", in which Employee 61 is told by a statue of the feat of strength she must complete in order to return home after the titular dumbbell warps her away.
* MinimalistCast: Excluding an AscendedExtra or two, the core cast consists of just two people: Employee 61, and her boss Pan.
* MobileSuitHuman: The large intruder that accidentally kidnaps Employee 61 in "Tiny Creature" turns out to be the tiny creature itself piloting a man-sized robot.
* NearDeathClairvoyance: "Gold Coin" has Employee 61 bite on the titular item to check its authenticity, and suddenly has her spirit warped to TheFerryman with a portal to her unconscious body nearby.
* NoNameGiven: The name of the main character of the series is never named, with paperwork addressing her as "Employee #61" or simply "61".
* PoweredArmor: "Power Armor", being ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, has Employee 61 put on a suit of power armor that's summoned by an orange safety vest, and then be forced by its inner programming to fly through space and track down a scary alien...[[BaitAndSwitch to escort it back home from elementary school]].
* ShoutOut: "Inbox" has Pan looking through a few item submission requests and imagining how they would effect Employee 61, including the mask from ''Film/TheMask'', the Stand Arrow from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'', and the Bombinomicon from ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2''.
* SpinOff: Employee 61 originated from an ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'' parody cartoon, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czUJ6tmLM98 Play of the Game]], in which she was the person deciding which combatant was the best in the match, before being transferred to Pan's Storage in "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gfyxJ_Yv9w Play of the Game 2]]".
* TheyCalledMeMad: The AcePilot from "Aviator Goggles" has a written checklist that explicitly states how she was going to get water from TheBermudaTriangle to splash in the faces of disbelievers before laughing at them.
