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VS Whitty Psych Port is, as the name implies, a port of the VS Whitty mod to FNF's Psych Engine, complete with all the upbeat tunes you can expect to see! Download it from the link above and give it a try.
...except this isn't truly what the name implies. In reality, this mod is a recursive mod of VS Whitty, only containing a single song, "Dull Fuse", and things go off the rails really quick here.
Not to be confused with any other Psych Engine port of a mod.
This "port" contains examples of the following tropes:
- Adapted Out: A key giveaway to the mod's true nature is the fact that Girlfriend is nowhere to be seen.
- Artifact Title: The mod is only stated to be as such to lull players into giving it a go.
- But Thou Must!: Whitty is on the receiving end of this, forced into the rap battle with Friend against his will.
- Controllable Helplessness: For Friend's targets and victims, they're on the receiving end of this, forced to rap against the creature, without any chance of employing ANY One-Winged Angel tactics they could use, and then being disposed of once they have outlived their uses.
- Darker and Edgier: This mod serves as a much darker take on the original mod, and absolutely nothing is the same as it once was.
- Death by Adaptation: Boyfriend is nowhere to be seen anywhere in this mod, mainly due to him being killed by Friend in this game.
- Expy: Friend is heavily inspired by the likes of Lord X and MX; it is a... creature with an almost perfect disguise of the main character, used to toy with the characters of the game before dropping it and killing them.
- Humanoid Abomination: "Friend", the playable character for this mod, who practically perfectly disguises himself as Boyfriend. At least, until he's ready to go in for the kill. Once he does, he shifts into a more freaky form, with long arms and a Nightmare Face.
- O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Throughout the "port", Whitty is not anything like the loner he once was, that being frustrated and eventually angry at BF and GF's antics. Instead, Whitty seems to be trembling in fear because of the fight he's been forced into, and eventually gives up come the end of the song.
- Villain Protagonist: You play as Friend, the Boyfriend impostor who victimizes Whitty.
