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* {{Squick}}: If it wasn't bad enough that Slappy wants to make the protagonists his "slaves", this time around he considers the protagonist ''[[NoYay his bride]]''.
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* {{Squick}}: If it wasn't bad enough that Slappy wants to make the protagonists his "slaves", this time around he considers the protagonist ''[[NoYay his bride]]''. It's even worse in the TV adaptation, as there he wants to make her younger sister Katie his bride instead.
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* {{Squick}}: If it wasn't bad enough that Slappy wants to make the protagonists his "slaves", this time around he considers the protagonist ''[[NoYay his bride]]''.
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* AssPull: Harrison reads in Jimmy's diary that Slappy is capable of cheating death by possessing bodies right before Jillian can be possessed for the MandatoryTwistEnding. It's also puzzling considering that Slappy didn't do that in ''Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummyII'' making it come off as NewPowersAsThePlotDemands.
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* {{Narm}}: In the TV adaptation, Mary-Ellen can be hard to take seriously due to her FishEyes.
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* {{Narm}}: In the TV adaptation, Mary-Ellen can be hard to take seriously due to her FishEyes.FishEyes.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: At one point Jillian declares that they will do an "all squirting act".
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* {{Narm}}: Mary Ellen can be hard to take seriously due to her FishEyes.
* NightmareFuel: From the episode:
** Mary-Ellen, Katie's doll, may be more disturbing to look than Slappy himself, due to being an actual plastic doll, and her facial expression doesn't change all that much apart from her angry face, bringing us a good case of UncannyValley. She's also very cruel just like Slappy, seeing as she forces Katie to do what she wants under the threat that she will harm or kill her family if she refused. It gets worse when she falls in love with Slappy.
---> '''Mary-Ellen:''' [[ItsAllAboutMe And what Mary-Ellen wants, Mary-Ellen gets!]]
** Like the other two Living Dummy episodes, this one also has a disturbing ending. When a fight breaks out after Slappy's rejection of Mary-Ellen, Jillian is quick to turn on the saw-blade in the basement. Slappy tries to throw Mary-Ellen on the blade, only for the doll to hang onto him, and they both get torn to shreds (off screen, save for pieces of wood and plastic falling on the floor). What's left of their bodies are seen on the floor, and while Slappy's expression seems to be the same, Mary-Ellen's angry face is locked in place, and their evil spirits fly off when the carnage is over. The next morning, everyone gets a nasty surprise when it's revealed that [[DemonicPossession Slappy's spirit has possessed Harrison]], and laughs maniacally.
--->'''Slappy:''' Heh, heh, heh! Sorry, folks! Harrison doesn't live here anymore! ''(laughs maniacally)''
* TearJerker: In the episode, Rocky's head is seen decapitated along with Slappy's other rivals.
* NightmareFuel: From the episode:
** Mary-Ellen, Katie's doll, may be more disturbing to look than Slappy himself, due to being an actual plastic doll, and her facial expression doesn't change all that much apart from her angry face, bringing us a good case of UncannyValley. She's also very cruel just like Slappy, seeing as she forces Katie to do what she wants under the threat that she will harm or kill her family if she refused. It gets worse when she falls in love with Slappy.
---> '''Mary-Ellen:''' [[ItsAllAboutMe And what Mary-Ellen wants, Mary-Ellen gets!]]
** Like the other two Living Dummy episodes, this one also has a disturbing ending. When a fight breaks out after Slappy's rejection of Mary-Ellen, Jillian is quick to turn on the saw-blade in the basement. Slappy tries to throw Mary-Ellen on the blade, only for the doll to hang onto him, and they both get torn to shreds (off screen, save for pieces of wood and plastic falling on the floor). What's left of their bodies are seen on the floor, and while Slappy's expression seems to be the same, Mary-Ellen's angry face is locked in place, and their evil spirits fly off when the carnage is over. The next morning, everyone gets a nasty surprise when it's revealed that [[DemonicPossession Slappy's spirit has possessed Harrison]], and laughs maniacally.
--->'''Slappy:''' Heh, heh, heh! Sorry, folks! Harrison doesn't live here anymore! ''(laughs maniacally)''
* TearJerker: In the episode, Rocky's head is seen decapitated along with Slappy's other rivals.
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* {{Narm}}: Mary Ellen In the TV adaptation, Mary-Ellen can be hard to take seriously due to her FishEyes.
* NightmareFuel: From the episode:
** Mary-Ellen, Katie's doll, may be more disturbing to look than Slappy himself, due to being an actual plastic doll, and her facial expression doesn't change all that much apart from her angry face, bringing us a good case of UncannyValley. She's also very cruel just like Slappy, seeing as she forces Katie to do what she wants under the threat that she will harm or kill her family if she refused. It gets worse when she falls in love with Slappy.
---> '''Mary-Ellen:''' [[ItsAllAboutMe And what Mary-Ellen wants, Mary-Ellen gets!]]
** Like the other two Living Dummy episodes, this one also has a disturbing ending. When a fight breaks out after Slappy's rejection of Mary-Ellen, Jillian is quick to turn on the saw-blade in the basement. Slappy tries to throw Mary-Ellen on the blade, only for the doll to hang onto him, and they both get torn to shreds (off screen, save for pieces of wood and plastic falling on the floor). What's left of their bodies are seen on the floor, and while Slappy's expression seems to be the same, Mary-Ellen's angry face is locked in place, and their evil spirits fly off when the carnage is over. The next morning, everyone gets a nasty surprise when it's revealed that [[DemonicPossession Slappy's spirit has possessed Harrison]], and laughs maniacally.
--->'''Slappy:''' Heh, heh, heh! Sorry, folks! Harrison doesn't live here anymore! ''(laughs maniacally)''
* TearJerker: In the episode, Rocky's head is seen decapitated along with Slappy's other rivals.FishEyes.
* NightmareFuel: From the episode:
** Mary-Ellen, Katie's doll, may be more disturbing to look than Slappy himself, due to being an actual plastic doll, and her facial expression doesn't change all that much apart from her angry face, bringing us a good case of UncannyValley. She's also very cruel just like Slappy, seeing as she forces Katie to do what she wants under the threat that she will harm or kill her family if she refused. It gets worse when she falls in love with Slappy.
---> '''Mary-Ellen:''' [[ItsAllAboutMe And what Mary-Ellen wants, Mary-Ellen gets!]]
** Like the other two Living Dummy episodes, this one also has a disturbing ending. When a fight breaks out after Slappy's rejection of Mary-Ellen, Jillian is quick to turn on the saw-blade in the basement. Slappy tries to throw Mary-Ellen on the blade, only for the doll to hang onto him, and they both get torn to shreds (off screen, save for pieces of wood and plastic falling on the floor). What's left of their bodies are seen on the floor, and while Slappy's expression seems to be the same, Mary-Ellen's angry face is locked in place, and their evil spirits fly off when the carnage is over. The next morning, everyone gets a nasty surprise when it's revealed that [[DemonicPossession Slappy's spirit has possessed Harrison]], and laughs maniacally.
--->'''Slappy:''' Heh, heh, heh! Sorry, folks! Harrison doesn't live here anymore! ''(laughs maniacally)''
* TearJerker: In the episode, Rocky's head is seen decapitated along with Slappy's other rivals.
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* {{Narm}}: Mary Ellen can be hard to take seriously due to her FishEyes.
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* NightmareFuel: From the episode:
** Mary-Ellen, Katie's doll, may be more disturbing to look than Slappy himself, due to being an actual plastic doll, and her facial expression doesn't change all that much apart from her angry face, bringing us a good case of UncannyValley. She's also very cruel just like Slappy, seeing as she forces Katie to do what she wants under the threat that she will harm or kill her family if she refused. It gets worse when she falls in love with Slappy.
---> '''Mary-Ellen:''' [[ItsAllAboutMe And what Mary-Ellen wants, Mary-Ellen gets!]]
** Like the other two Living Dummy episodes, this one also has a disturbing ending. When a fight breaks out after Slappy's rejection of Mary-Ellen, Jillian is quick to turn on the saw-blade in the basement. Slappy tries to throw Mary-Ellen on the blade, only for the doll to hang onto him, and they both get torn to shreds (off screen, save for pieces of wood and plastic falling on the floor). What's left of their bodies are seen on the floor, and while Slappy's expression seems to be the same, Mary-Ellen's angry face is locked in place, and their evil spirits fly off when the carnage is over. The next morning, everyone gets a nasty surprise when it's revealed that [[DemonicPossession Slappy's spirit has possessed Harrison]], and laughs maniacally.
--->'''Slappy:''' Heh, heh, heh! Sorry, folks! Harrison doesn't live here anymore! ''(laughs maniacally)''
* TearJerker: In the episode, Rocky's head is seen decapitated along with Slappy's other rivals.
** Mary-Ellen, Katie's doll, may be more disturbing to look than Slappy himself, due to being an actual plastic doll, and her facial expression doesn't change all that much apart from her angry face, bringing us a good case of UncannyValley. She's also very cruel just like Slappy, seeing as she forces Katie to do what she wants under the threat that she will harm or kill her family if she refused. It gets worse when she falls in love with Slappy.
---> '''Mary-Ellen:''' [[ItsAllAboutMe And what Mary-Ellen wants, Mary-Ellen gets!]]
** Like the other two Living Dummy episodes, this one also has a disturbing ending. When a fight breaks out after Slappy's rejection of Mary-Ellen, Jillian is quick to turn on the saw-blade in the basement. Slappy tries to throw Mary-Ellen on the blade, only for the doll to hang onto him, and they both get torn to shreds (off screen, save for pieces of wood and plastic falling on the floor). What's left of their bodies are seen on the floor, and while Slappy's expression seems to be the same, Mary-Ellen's angry face is locked in place, and their evil spirits fly off when the carnage is over. The next morning, everyone gets a nasty surprise when it's revealed that [[DemonicPossession Slappy's spirit has possessed Harrison]], and laughs maniacally.
--->'''Slappy:''' Heh, heh, heh! Sorry, folks! Harrison doesn't live here anymore! ''(laughs maniacally)''
* TearJerker: In the episode, Rocky's head is seen decapitated along with Slappy's other rivals.
