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* GameWithinAGame: ''Valle Verde''[='=]s library somehow contains thousands of songs, books, movies, and video games. The player boots up ''Tharsis'', a riff on ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'' with designs straight from "Anime/GhostInTheShell1995". It's totally fictional, but the music, menus, and FMV cutscenes look and sound authentic.
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* GameWithinAGame: ''Valle Verde''[='=]s library somehow contains thousands of songs, books, movies, and video games. The player boots up ''Tharsis'', a riff on ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'' with designs straight from "Anime/GhostInTheShell1995".''[[Anime/GhostInTheShell1995 Ghost in the Shell]]''. It's totally fictional, but the music, menus, and FMV cutscenes look and sound authentic.
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* GameWithinAGame: ''Valle Verde''[='=]s library somehow contains thousands of songs, books, movies, and video games. The player boots up ''Tharsis'', a riff on ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'' by way of ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion''. It's totally fictional, but the music, menus, and FMV cutscenes look and sound authentic.
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* GameWithinAGame: ''Valle Verde''[='=]s library somehow contains thousands of songs, books, movies, and video games. The player boots up ''Tharsis'', a riff on ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'' by way of ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion''.with designs straight from "Anime/GhostInTheShell1995". It's totally fictional, but the music, menus, and FMV cutscenes look and sound authentic.
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* BadBadActing: The characters in ''Tharsis'' have very wooden voice acting, to the point that it becomes obvious even to someone who doesn't speak Japanese.
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* BadBadActing: The characters in ''Tharsis'' have very wooden voice acting, acting (being read by computer generated voices, with the lines themselves seemingly being machine translated), to the point that it becomes obvious even to someone who doesn't speak Japanese.
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* AngelicAbomination: Eating the ForbiddenFruit locks the player out of the chapel gate, summoning a huge rainbow-colored pyramid thing in front of it. Trying to move past prompts the angel to hit the player with a FlamingSword, killing them instantly.
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* AngelicAbomination: Eating the ForbiddenFruit locks the player out of the chapel gate, summoning a huge rainbow-colored pyramid thing in front of it. Trying to move past prompts the angel to hit the player with a FlamingSword, killing them instantly. Fortunately, it leaves after the player shows it the "Divine Mercy" picture, allowing them to go on unimpeded.
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* {{Expy}}: Foxxo, the town's mayor, is one of [[Videogame/AnimalCrossing Tom Nook]]. When he's first introduced, he actually ''gives'' the player money, but shortly afterward the force corrupting the game immediately forces him to put the player in debt instead, in a sort of nod to how Tom Nook actually is vs how many ''Animal Crossing'' fans perceive him.
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* {{Expy}}: Foxxo, the town's mayor, is one of [[Videogame/AnimalCrossing Tom Nook]]. When he's first introduced, he actually ''gives'' the player money, but shortly afterward the force corrupting the game immediately forces him to put the player in debt instead, in a sort of nod to how Tom Nook actually is vs vs. how many ''Animal Crossing'' fans perceive him.
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* HorrifyingTheHorror: [[spoiler:Nottt, the sentient AI, probably ''would'' have been the main antagonist in any other "haunted video game I found buried in the woods" web series. Whatever's haunting ''this'' game, however, terrifies even him, to the point that he uninstalled all of his language libraries except Spanish just so he couldn't understand the screams of its victims anymore.]]
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* HorrifyingTheHorror: [[spoiler:Nottt, the sentient AI, probably ''would'' have been the main antagonist in any other "haunted video game I found buried in the woods" game" web series. Whatever's haunting ''this'' game, however, terrifies even him, to the point that he uninstalled all of his language libraries except Spanish just so he couldn't understand the screams of its victims anymore.]]
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's actually currently unclear whether there really is a demon possessing the game or if the game's AI is simply utilizing Mattias' Christian upbringing to manifest the horrors within the game. [[spoiler:The AI, named Nott, is definitely sentient, but in episode 2 he says that he has observed definite RitualMagic in the outside world, making it even more ambiguous as to it being him, dark magic, or a combination of both.]]
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* HorrifyingTheHorror: [[spoiler:Nottt, the sentient AI, probably ''would'' have been the main antagonist in any other "haunted video game I found buried in the woods" web series. Whatever's haunting ''this'' game, however, terrifies even him, to the point that he uninstalled all of his language libraries except Spanish just so he couldn't understand the screams of its victims anymore.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's actually currently unclear whether there really is a demon possessing the game or if the game's AI is simply utilizing Mattias' Christian upbringing to manifest the horrors within the game. [[spoiler:The AI, namedNott, Nottt, is definitely sentient, but in episode 2 he says that he has observed definite RitualMagic in the outside world, making it even more ambiguous as to it being him, dark magic, or a combination of both.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's actually currently unclear whether there really is a demon possessing the game or if the game's AI is simply utilizing Mattias' Christian upbringing to manifest the horrors within the game. [[spoiler:The AI, named
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* AIIsACrapshoot: The game's experimental A.I. is [[ObviousBeta buggy and prone to failure]] to the point that when the player in the tape is given an auto-generated task from a corrupted Ito, the game flat-out warns them that taking the task can destabilize the system. [[spoiler:As it turns out, this is because Nott is scared of the game's makers and whatever "ceremony" [[AndIMustScream sealed the souls of children in there]].]]
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* AIIsACrapshoot: The game's experimental A.I. is [[ObviousBeta buggy and prone to failure]] failure]][[invoked]] to the point that when the player in the tape is given an auto-generated task from a corrupted Ito, the game flat-out warns them that taking the task can destabilize the system. [[spoiler:As it turns out, this is because Nott is scared of the game's makers and whatever "ceremony" [[AndIMustScream sealed the souls of children in there]].]]
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* GameWithinAGame: Valle Verde's library somehow contains thousands of songs, books, movies, and video games. The player boots up ''Tharsis'', a riff on VideoGame/ResidentEvil1 by way of Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion. It's totally fictional, but the music, menus, and FMV cutscenes look and sound authentic.
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* GameWithinAGame: Valle Verde's ''Valle Verde''[='=]s library somehow contains thousands of songs, books, movies, and video games. The player boots up ''Tharsis'', a riff on VideoGame/ResidentEvil1 ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'' by way of Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion.''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion''. It's totally fictional, but the music, menus, and FMV cutscenes look and sound authentic.
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* ArtShift: Halfway through Part 2, the player visits the library and starts playing another game called ''Tharsis.'' The art style is {{Animesque}} but much more realistic than Valle Verde's VideoGame/AnimalCrossing vibe.
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* ArtShift: Halfway through Part 2, the player visits the library and starts playing another game called ''Tharsis.'' The art style is {{Animesque}} but much more realistic than Valle Verde's VideoGame/AnimalCrossing ''Valle Verde''[='=]s ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' vibe.
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No it fucking isn't, Jesus Christ.
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* WaifProphet: Mattias's house is filled with abstract drawings and other media predicting, among other things, the [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror September 11 attacks]], the [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic 2019 COVID outbreak]], and apparently the EndOfTheWorld. He's a small, scared child stuck in a possessed video game.
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* AngelicAbomination: Eating the ForbiddenFruit locks the player out of the chapel gate, summoning a huge rainbow-colored pyramid thing in front of it. Trying to move past prompts the angel to hit the player with a FlamingSword, killing them instantly.
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** When not looked at by the player or any [=NPCs=], Foxxo's gold statue reverts to all fours. In an analogous location in {{Hell}}, the statue is of a bull instead, suggesting that Foxxo is linked to the Golden Calf from [[Literature/BookOfExodus Exodus 32]].
* SevenDeadlySins: In the first episode, the agents document a "spontaneous level generation" anomaly that maps to each of the Deadly Sins. In order:
** Gluttony is represented by a landscape made of cake and mounds of sugar, with ambience including the sound of drinks being poured and someone chewing very loudly.
** Envy is a blue landscape littered with giant statues of the player, each with a single eye constantly staring at the camera. [[AlienSky The sky has eyes too.]]
** {{Greed}} is a yellow room filled with mountains of gold coins and copies of famous paintings. To progress, the player has to "steal" one of the gold piles to clear a path, but wisely leaves it behind.
** {{Lust}} is represented by a flesh-covered room littered with what can only be described as [[{{Squick}} pube bushes]]. The room pulses with a heartbeat and a baby can be heard cooing in the background. A few drips of blood drop from the sky and searching for their source leads to a RainOfBlood and a dozens of red screaming faces erupting from the floor. A giant disembodied hand holding a pair of forceps chases the player out.
** Sloth is a more normal forest littered with loudspeakers playing a song in Spanish that chastises the listener for thinking "that you would rest while I work." as the player moves forward, the song slows down and the screen darkens, until snapping back to normal just before they leave.
** Wrath is blood-red and populated by black silhouettes cowering from a single one-eyed giant that appears to be yelling at the closest figure. The ambience is OminousLatinChanting under UsefulNotes/RobertOppenheimer's famous "Destroyer of Worlds" speech.
** {{Pride}} is a dark, glitchy area populated with tarnished gold statues all staring at themselves in mirrors. Moving past them leads to a pristine green meadow and a ring of angel statues. Past that are a large set of gates which lead to {{Heaven}} as represented by the town chapel. This being Pride, you can walk right through.
* WaifProphet: Mattias's house is filled with abstract drawings and other media predicting, among other things, the [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror September 11 attacks]], the [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic 2019 COVID outbreak]], and apparently the EndOfTheWorld. He's a small, scared child stuck in a possessed video game.
* SevenDeadlySins: In the first episode, the agents document a "spontaneous level generation" anomaly that maps to each of the Deadly Sins. In order:
** Gluttony is represented by a landscape made of cake and mounds of sugar, with ambience including the sound of drinks being poured and someone chewing very loudly.
** Envy is a blue landscape littered with giant statues of the player, each with a single eye constantly staring at the camera. [[AlienSky The sky has eyes too.]]
** {{Greed}} is a yellow room filled with mountains of gold coins and copies of famous paintings. To progress, the player has to "steal" one of the gold piles to clear a path, but wisely leaves it behind.
** {{Lust}} is represented by a flesh-covered room littered with what can only be described as [[{{Squick}} pube bushes]]. The room pulses with a heartbeat and a baby can be heard cooing in the background. A few drips of blood drop from the sky and searching for their source leads to a RainOfBlood and a dozens of red screaming faces erupting from the floor. A giant disembodied hand holding a pair of forceps chases the player out.
** Sloth is a more normal forest littered with loudspeakers playing a song in Spanish that chastises the listener for thinking "that you would rest while I work." as the player moves forward, the song slows down and the screen darkens, until snapping back to normal just before they leave.
** Wrath is blood-red and populated by black silhouettes cowering from a single one-eyed giant that appears to be yelling at the closest figure. The ambience is OminousLatinChanting under UsefulNotes/RobertOppenheimer's famous "Destroyer of Worlds" speech.
** {{Pride}} is a dark, glitchy area populated with tarnished gold statues all staring at themselves in mirrors. Moving past them leads to a pristine green meadow and a ring of angel statues. Past that are a large set of gates which lead to {{Heaven}} as represented by the town chapel. This being Pride, you can walk right through.
* WaifProphet: Mattias's house is filled with abstract drawings and other media predicting, among other things, the [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror September 11 attacks]], the [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic 2019 COVID outbreak]], and apparently the EndOfTheWorld. He's a small, scared child stuck in a possessed video game.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: The series is ''packed'' with religious references.
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* ArtShift: Halfway through Part 2, the player visits the library and starts playing another game called ''Tharsis.'' The art style is {{Animesque}} but much more realistic than Valle Verde's VideoGame/AnimalCrossing vibe.
* BadBadActing: The characters in ''Tharsis'' have very wooden voice acting, to the point that it becomes obvious even to someone who doesn't speak Japanese.
* BadBadActing: The characters in ''Tharsis'' have very wooden voice acting, to the point that it becomes obvious even to someone who doesn't speak Japanese.
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* GameWithinAGame: Valle Verde's library somehow contains thousands of songs, books, movies, and video games. The player boots up ''Tharsis'', a riff on VideoGame/ResidentEvil1 by way of Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion. It's totally fictional, but the music, menus, and FMV cutscenes look and sound authentic.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: The game's experimental A.I. is [[ObviousBeta buggy and prone to failure]] to the point that when the player in the tape is given an auto-generated task from a corrupted Ito, the game flat-out warns them that taking the task can destabilize the system.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: The game's experimental A.I. is [[ObviousBeta buggy and prone to failure]] to the point that when the player in the tape is given an auto-generated task from a corrupted Ito, the game flat-out warns them that taking the task can destabilize the system. [[spoiler:As it turns out, this is because Nott is scared of the game's makers and whatever "ceremony" [[AndIMustScream sealed the souls of children in there]].]]
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's actually currently unclear whether there really is a demon possessing the game or if the game's AI is simply utilizing Mattias' Christian upbringing to manifest the horrors within the game.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's actually currently unclear whether there really is a demon possessing the game or if the game's AI is simply utilizing Mattias' Christian upbringing to manifest the horrors within the game. [[spoiler:The AI, named Nott, is definitely sentient, but in episode 2 he says that he has observed definite RitualMagic in the outside world, making it even more ambiguous as to it being him, dark magic, or a combination of both.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: In front of Kazuya's house are [[BarefootSuicide a pair of shoes]], implying that he had taken his own life while trapped inside the game.
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* DrivenToSuicide: In front of Kazuya's house are [[BarefootSuicide a pair of shoes]], implying that he they had taken his their own life while trapped inside the game.
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''Valle Verde'' is an AnalogHorror series on Website/YouTube created by Alluvium that details a lost [=PlayStation=] game.
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''Valle Verde'' (or ''Green Valley'') is an AnalogHorror series on Website/YouTube created by Alluvium that details a lost [=PlayStation=] game.
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Having assumed the tape was depicting a normal game he had never seen before from a brief watch, it was left on his VCR until his friend started a conversation over it. Apparently it was a completely unknown game, using an experimental peripheral called the [=THBrain=]. He offered to help digitize it so it can be posted on Youtube and the creator, admitting that he doesn't have the best knowledge on how to do so, accepts the offer.
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Having assumed the tape was depicting a normal game he had never seen before from a brief watch, it was left on his VCR until his friend started a conversation over it. Apparently it was a completely unknown game, using an experimental peripheral called the [=THBrain=]. He offered to help digitize it so it can be posted on Youtube [=YouTube=] and the creator, admitting that he doesn't have the best knowledge on how to do so, accepts the offer.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The text boxes are colored differently depending on who is writing them. [[spoiler: Blue is the original game's text, red is whatever is added by the A.I. itself, and green means that a person who is trapped within the game is currently speaking through the text boxes.]]
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The text boxes are colored differently depending on who is writing them. [[spoiler: Blue [[spoiler:Blue is the original game's text, red is whatever is added by the A.I. itself, and green means that a person who is trapped within the game is currently speaking through the text boxes.]]
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* WhamShot: Within the first five minutes, even. During the scene where Foxxo introduces the player to 5 different [=NPCs=], they turn out to be shadows on the ground that quickly glitch out as soon as their [[FacialHorror portraits]] pop in.
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* WhamShot: Within the first five minutes, even. During the scene where Foxxo introduces the player to 5 different [=NPCs=], they turn out to be shadows on the ground that quickly glitch out as soon as their [[FacialHorror portraits]] pop in.in.
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* Expy: Foxxo, the town's mayor, is one of [[Videogame/AnimalCrossing Tom Nook]]. When he's first introduced, he actually ''gives'' the player money, but shortly afterward the force corrupting the game immediately forces him to put the player in debt instead, in a sort of nod to how Tom Nook actually is vs how many ''Animal Crossing'' fans perceive him.
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* Expy: {{Expy}}: Foxxo, the town's mayor, is one of [[Videogame/AnimalCrossing Tom Nook]]. When he's first introduced, he actually ''gives'' the player money, but shortly afterward the force corrupting the game immediately forces him to put the player in debt instead, in a sort of nod to how Tom Nook actually is vs how many ''Animal Crossing'' fans perceive him.
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* Expy: Foxxo, the town's mayor, is one of [[Videogame/AnimalCrossing Tom Nook]]. When he's first introduced, he actually ''gives'' the player money, but shortly afterward the force corrupting the game immediately forces him to put the player in debt instead, in a sort of nod to how Tom Nook actually is vs how many ''Animal Crossing'' fans perceive him.
* HijackedByJesus: Somewhat literally. [[spoiler:Jesus himself shows up in the game, seemingly protecting Mattias, the child who is currently trapped in it. He appears in the form of a portrait that comes to life when viewed.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's actually currently unclear whether there really is a demon possessing the game or if the game's AI is simply utilizing Mattias' Christian upbringing to manifest the horrors within the game.
* HijackedByJesus: Somewhat literally. [[spoiler:Jesus himself shows up in the game, seemingly protecting Mattias, the child who is currently trapped in it. He appears in the form of a portrait that comes to life when viewed.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's actually currently unclear whether there really is a demon possessing the game or if the game's AI is simply utilizing Mattias' Christian upbringing to manifest the horrors within the game.
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* WhamShot: Within the first five minutes, even. During the scene where Foxxo introduces the player to 5 different [=NPCs], [=NPCs=], they turn out to be shadows on the ground that quickly glitch out as soon as their [[FacialHorror portraits]] pop in.
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* WhamShot: Within the first five minutes, even. During the scene where Foxxo introduces the player to 5 different NPCs, [=NPCs], they turn out to be shadows on the ground that quickly glitch out as soon as their [[FacialHorror portraits]] pop in.
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''Valle Verde'' is an AnalogHorror series on Website/YouTube created by Alluvium that details a lost [=PlayStation=] game.
The creator of the series, having found himself lost in the Ecological Park in La Plata, stumbles upon a statuette marking a recently disturbed dig site with a red string poking out of the ground. A week later, having returned with a shovel, he digs it up to find a metal lunchbox with red and blue string attached to it. Inside was a strange VHS tape covered in styrofoam.
Having assumed the tape was depicting a normal game he had never seen before from a brief watch, it was left on his VCR until his friend started a conversation over it. Apparently it was a completely unknown game, using an experimental peripheral called the [=THBrain=]. He offered to help digitize it so it can be posted on Youtube and the creator, admitting that he doesn't have the best knowledge on how to do so, accepts the offer.
The series can be found on Alluvium's channel [[https://www.youtube.com/@-Alluvium- here]].
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!! This series contains examples of:
* AIIsACrapshoot: The game's experimental A.I. is [[ObviousBeta buggy and prone to failure]] to the point that when the player in the tape is given an auto-generated task from a corrupted Ito, the game flat-out warns them that taking the task can destabilize the system.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The text boxes are colored differently depending on who is writing them. [[spoiler: Blue is the original game's text, red is whatever is added by the A.I. itself, and green means that a person who is trapped within the game is currently speaking through the text boxes.]]
* DrivenToSuicide: In front of Kazuya's house are [[BarefootSuicide a pair of shoes]], implying that he had taken his own life while trapped inside the game.
* ReligiousHorror: A devil is implied to be possessing the game in the VHS, and many references to Christianity are present within the game. It's ambiguous which references were already in the game and which references were sneakily added by the game's A.I.
* WhamShot: Within the first five minutes, even. During the scene where Foxxo introduces the player to 5 different NPCs, they turn out to be shadows on the ground that quickly glitch out as soon as their [[FacialHorror portraits]] pop in.
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''Valle Verde'' is an AnalogHorror series on Website/YouTube created by Alluvium that details a lost [=PlayStation=] game.
The creator of the series, having found himself lost in the Ecological Park in La Plata, stumbles upon a statuette marking a recently disturbed dig site with a red string poking out of the ground. A week later, having returned with a shovel, he digs it up to find a metal lunchbox with red and blue string attached to it. Inside was a strange VHS tape covered in styrofoam.
Having assumed the tape was depicting a normal game he had never seen before from a brief watch, it was left on his VCR until his friend started a conversation over it. Apparently it was a completely unknown game, using an experimental peripheral called the [=THBrain=]. He offered to help digitize it so it can be posted on Youtube and the creator, admitting that he doesn't have the best knowledge on how to do so, accepts the offer.
The series can be found on Alluvium's channel [[https://www.youtube.com/@-Alluvium- here]].
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!! This series contains examples of:
* AIIsACrapshoot: The game's experimental A.I. is [[ObviousBeta buggy and prone to failure]] to the point that when the player in the tape is given an auto-generated task from a corrupted Ito, the game flat-out warns them that taking the task can destabilize the system.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The text boxes are colored differently depending on who is writing them. [[spoiler: Blue is the original game's text, red is whatever is added by the A.I. itself, and green means that a person who is trapped within the game is currently speaking through the text boxes.]]
* DrivenToSuicide: In front of Kazuya's house are [[BarefootSuicide a pair of shoes]], implying that he had taken his own life while trapped inside the game.
* ReligiousHorror: A devil is implied to be possessing the game in the VHS, and many references to Christianity are present within the game. It's ambiguous which references were already in the game and which references were sneakily added by the game's A.I.
* WhamShot: Within the first five minutes, even. During the scene where Foxxo introduces the player to 5 different NPCs, they turn out to be shadows on the ground that quickly glitch out as soon as their [[FacialHorror portraits]] pop in.
