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Besides the visual similarities to most other {{Object Shows}}, ''Objectified'' is notable for expanding on many of their associated tropes (such as [[DeathIsCheap respawning]]), then using these to build an interconnected world of {{Animate Inanimate Object}}s. Of particular note are ''monster objects'', which have an associated AnimalMotif in their limbs, diet, and behavior.

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Besides the visual similarities to most other {{Object Shows}}, ''Objectified'' is notable for expanding on many of their associated tropes (such as [[DeathIsCheap respawning]]), then using these to build an interconnected world of {{Animate Inanimate Object}}s. Of particular note are is it's expansion on the already established (but not well known) ''monster objects'', which have an associated AnimalMotif in their limbs, diet, and behavior.

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* EyelessFace: Infected objects have black voids for eyes.

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* EyelessFace: Infected objects have black voids for eyes.ClosedCircle: Trains running to and from Center Ring are halted as news of the infection spreads, essentially forsaking the entire city (and everyone inside).


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* EyelessFace: Infected objects have black voids for eyes.
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New episodes are released every other Friday, as well as the occasional [[BonusMaterial Bonus Comic]] providing more insight into the world and its characters.


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* PredationIsNatural: Carnivorous monster objects ''must'' eat meat to survive. As revealed in "Order and Law", a world full of talking, sentient objects does not spare one from another, and Razor's family acts much like a wolf pack while hunting live prey. Meanwhile, monster objects living in Center Ring survive off purchased meat, animal products (such as eggs) and "dry crunchies".
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''[[https://www.objectifiedcomic.com/ Objectified]]'' is a [[HorrorWebcomics Horror Webcomic]] created by Chester Fernandez. Taking inspiration from works such as ''WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland'' and ''WebAnimation/InanimateInsanity'', ''Objectified'' focuses on a number of {{Animate Inanimate Object}}s at home in The Rings, a series of four circular districts.

Except there's a [[ParasiticHorror parasite apocalypse]] brewing. A ''Creator/JunjiIto'' styled apocalypse.

It all starts with a breaking news broadcast. So-called "mutant objects" are attacking Center Ring, the largest (and only) city in the region. These {{Eldritch Abomination}}s resemble warped objects with [[BodyHorror fleshy, uncontrolled growths all over]]. And they're [[TheVirus spreading fast]]. Order breaks down as residents are banned from going outside, violent riots overrun the streets, and entire sects of the population vanish nearly overnight.

That's ''just the beginning.''

The comic subsequently follows several {{Action Survivor}}s swept up in the disaster. Each has their own individual goals, perspectives, and reasons for being in Center Ring.

Besides the visual similarities to most other {{Object Shows}}, ''Objectified'' is notable for expanding on many of their associated tropes (such as [[DeathIsCheap respawning]]), then using these to build an interconnected world of {{Animate Inanimate Object}}s. Of particular note are ''monster objects'', which have an associated AnimalMotif in their limbs, diet, and behavior.

!!Objectified contains examples of:
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* ADogNamedDog: Subverted. While most objects are simply referred to by their common names, they also each have unique "brand" names. Razor, for example, is revealed to be named ''Astra'' in the first bonus comic.
* EyelessFace: Infected objects have black voids for eyes.
* DeathIsCheap: Downplayed. Respawn terminals can bring a dead object back to life, but only the wealthy can afford to use them.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Dragonscale appears as Brandy and Minty's legal consultant in "Stuck", a few episodes before her official debut.
* NightmareFace: Ghost's [[spoiler: infection]] in "Control" is... ''not pretty.''
* TheVirus: Parasites turn whatever they make contact with into {{Eldritch Abomination}}s.
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