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* Many of the named [=NPCs=] -- specifically, Monoko and Poniko/Uboa -- have become just as popular as Madotsuki herself on certain ImageBoards.
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* Many of the named [=NPCs=] -- specifically, Monoko and Poniko/Uboa -- have become just as popular as Madotsuki herself on certain ImageBoards. Uboa in particular is popular enough to become the subject of multiple memes listed below:
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* A drawing of Madotsuki [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting]] has circulated around the web and received many spin-offs. These images are often used as reaction images for disgusting things or as a NoJustNoReaction.
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* A drawing of Madotsuki [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting]] has circulated around the web and received many spin-offs. These images drawings are often used as reaction images for disgusting things or as a NoJustNoReaction.
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* Animator [[https://www.youtube.com/user/gobou0san gobou]]'s videos have become somewhat popular on the web. In fact, a lot of these videos may have introduced people to the game itself.
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* Animator [[https://www.youtube.com/user/gobou0san gobou]]'s videos videos, which are sprite animations based on ''Yume Nikki'', have become somewhat popular on the web. In fact, a lot of these videos may have introduced people to the game itself.
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* Due to its bizarre nature, the game has sometimes been associated with the Weirdcore aesthetic[[note]]A style of images and videos that replicate the feel of early 2000's Internet, with an odd and mysterious tinge to it[[/note]]. This connection has led to videos like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s49ue2cu_Ps this]].
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* Due to its bizarre nature, the game has sometimes been associated with the Weirdcore aesthetic[[note]]A style of images and videos that replicate the feel of early 2000's Internet, with an odd and mysterious tinge to it[[/note]]. This connection has led to videos like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s49ue2cu_Ps this]].this]].
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** [[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ [[labelnote:Explanation (spoilers)]] If you manage to activate the event where Poniko turns into Uboa, [[HellIsThatNoise this sound]] plays endlessly. Fans have interpreted it as being the noise Uboa makes. Fittingly, its name originated from a type of Japanese noise that represents screaming/shock ("uhoa"). [[/labelnote]]
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** [[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ [[labelnote:Explanation (spoilers)]] If you manage to activate the event where Poniko turns into Uboa, [[HellIsThatNoise this sound]] plays endlessly. Fans have interpreted it as being the noise Uboa makes. Fittingly, its name originated from a type of Japanese noise that represents screaming/shock ("uhoa"). It has also become an InterruptingMeme, where somebody says something with the letter "a" in it, only for it to devolve into Uboa's screaming.[[/labelnote]]
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* Mishearings of Madotsuki's "dame muri" line (sometimes transcribed as "ah not tan neet are not tan neet centimeter") have become this for video sites.
* Within the fandom, "[[JustOneMoreLevel NASU]] IS VERY EXCITING!" and "Let's [[DeliberatelyMonochrome monochrome]] ourselves!"
* A drawing of Madotsuki [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting]] has circulated around the web and received many spin-offs.
* Within the fandom, "[[JustOneMoreLevel NASU]] IS VERY EXCITING!" and "Let's [[DeliberatelyMonochrome monochrome]] ourselves!"
* A drawing of Madotsuki [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting]] has circulated around the web and received many spin-offs.
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** Uboa photoshops [[labelnote:Explanation]]Related to the above, it's also popular to take things and photoshop them to resemble Uboa.[[/labelnote]]
* ah not tan neet are not tan neet
* Within the fandom, "[[JustOneMoreLevel NASU]] IS VERY EXCITING!" [[note]]The tendency of fans to highlight NASU's "addictive nature" due to it being endless[[/note]] and "Let's [[DeliberatelyMonochrome monochrome]]
* A drawing of Madotsuki [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting]] has circulated around the web and received many spin-offs. These images are often used as reaction images for disgusting things or as a NoJustNoReaction.
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* In WebAnimation/YouTubePoop and similar videos it is somewhat popular to play the infamous credits music [[spoiler:when a character falls from a height]].
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* In WebAnimation/YouTubePoop YouTubePoop and similar videos it is somewhat popular to play the infamous credits music [[spoiler:when a character falls from a height]].
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At least that's what I think it's referring to.
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* ah not tan neet are not tan neet centimeter has become this for video sites.
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* ah Mishearings of Madotsuki's "dame muri" line (sometimes transcribed as "ah not tan neet are not tan neet centimeter has centimeter") have become this for video sites.
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Notes within notes is awful formatting, and it's not a memetic phrase so it doesn't need an explanation anyway.
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* The linking with the Weirdcore aesthetic. [[labelnote:Explanation]] Due to its bizarre nature, the game has sometimes been associated with the weirdcore aesthetic[[note]]A style of images and videos that replicate the feel of early 2000's Internet, with an odd and mysterious tinge to it[[/note]]. This connection has led to videos like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s49ue2cu_Ps this]].[[/labelnote]]
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* The linking with the Weirdcore aesthetic. [[labelnote:Explanation]] Due to its bizarre nature, the game has sometimes been associated with the weirdcore Weirdcore aesthetic[[note]]A style of images and videos that replicate the feel of early 2000's Internet, with an odd and mysterious tinge to it[[/note]]. This connection has led to videos like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s49ue2cu_Ps this]].[[/labelnote]]
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* Regarding the sequel, ''Yume Nikki - Dream Diary'': Kikiyama's Seminal Release. [[labelnote:Explanation]] The [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/774811/YUMENIKKI_DREAM_DIARY/ Steam page]] for this game calls its predecessor in this way (and bizarrely describes it as "divisively controversial"). Coupled with an early version of the [[http://yume-nikki.com/ official site]] that used male pronouns for the author Kikiyama, fans use the wording as an euphemism for "jizz" and state they're ready to receive it.[[/labelnote]]
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* Regarding the sequel, ''Yume Nikki - Dream Diary'': Kikiyama's Seminal Release. [[labelnote:Explanation]] The [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/774811/YUMENIKKI_DREAM_DIARY/ Steam page]] for this game calls its predecessor in this way (and bizarrely describes it as "divisively controversial"). Coupled with an early version of the [[http://yume-nikki.com/ official site]] that used male pronouns for the author Kikiyama, fans use the wording as an euphemism for "jizz" and state they're ready to receive it.[[/labelnote]]
* The Aztec Rave Monkey has spawned numerous video tributes, such as [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=JYLxfaRdcno this remix]] and [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=_BE0-yK2x0s this humorous edit]].
* Animator [[https://www.youtube.com/user/gobou0san gobou]]'s videos have become somewhat popular on the web. In fact, a lot of these videos may have introduced people to the game itself.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyesXcoFOfA Behind There Somewhere]]" in particular has gained a lot of attention.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMUEFZXkmDA IT'S A SECRET]] [[labelnote:Explanation]] The secret stage theme from ''VideoGame/BattleBlockTheater'' has often been associated with an animation by gobou that uses the song, which features the characters dancing to it.[[/labelnote]]
* The linking with the Weirdcore aesthetic. [[labelnote:Explanation]] Due to its bizarre nature, the game has sometimes been associated with the weirdcore aesthetic[[note]]A style of images and videos that replicate the feel of early 2000's Internet, with an odd and mysterious tinge to it[[/note]]. This connection has led to videos like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s49ue2cu_Ps this]].[[/labelnote]]
* The Aztec Rave Monkey has spawned numerous video tributes, such as [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=JYLxfaRdcno this remix]] and [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=_BE0-yK2x0s this humorous edit]].
* Animator [[https://www.youtube.com/user/gobou0san gobou]]'s videos have become somewhat popular on the web. In fact, a lot of these videos may have introduced people to the game itself.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyesXcoFOfA Behind There Somewhere]]" in particular has gained a lot of attention.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMUEFZXkmDA IT'S A SECRET]] [[labelnote:Explanation]] The secret stage theme from ''VideoGame/BattleBlockTheater'' has often been associated with an animation by gobou that uses the song, which features the characters dancing to it.[[/labelnote]]
* The linking with the Weirdcore aesthetic. [[labelnote:Explanation]] Due to its bizarre nature, the game has sometimes been associated with the weirdcore aesthetic[[note]]A style of images and videos that replicate the feel of early 2000's Internet, with an odd and mysterious tinge to it[[/note]]. This connection has led to videos like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s49ue2cu_Ps this]].[[/labelnote]]
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* ah not tan neet [[{{Mondegreen}} are not tan neet centimeter]] has become this for video sites.
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* ah not tan neet [[{{Mondegreen}} are not tan neet centimeter]] centimeter has become this for video sites.
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Isn't it ironic that that's the exact opposite of irony?
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** [[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ [[labelnote:Explanation (spoilers)]] If you manage to activate the event where Poniko turns into Uboa, [[HellIsThatNoise this sound]] plays endlessly. Fans have interpreted it as being the noise Uboa makes. Ironically, its name originated from a type of japanese noise that represents screaming/shock ("uhoa"). [[/labelnote]]
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** [[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ [[labelnote:Explanation (spoilers)]] If you manage to activate the event where Poniko turns into Uboa, [[HellIsThatNoise this sound]] plays endlessly. Fans have interpreted it as being the noise Uboa makes. Ironically, Fittingly, its name originated from a type of japanese Japanese noise that represents screaming/shock ("uhoa"). [[/labelnote]]
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* In WebAnimation/YoutubePoop and similar videos it is somewhat popular to play the infamous credits music [[spoiler:when a character falls from a height]].
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* In WebAnimation/YoutubePoop WebAnimation/YouTubePoop and similar videos it is somewhat popular to play the infamous credits music [[spoiler:when a character falls from a height]].
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* Regarding the sequel, ''Yume Nikki - Dream Diary'': Kikiyama's Seminal Release. [[note]]The [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/774811/YUMENIKKI_DREAM_DIARY/ Steam page]] for this game calls its predecessor in this way (and bizarrely describes it as "divisively controversial"). Coupled with an early version of the [[http://yume-nikki.com/ official site]] that used male pronouns for the author Kikiyama, fans use the wording as an euphemism for "jizz" and state they're ready to receive it.[[/note]]
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* Regarding the sequel, ''Yume Nikki - Dream Diary'': Kikiyama's Seminal Release. [[note]]The [[labelnote:Explanation]] The [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/774811/YUMENIKKI_DREAM_DIARY/ Steam page]] for this game calls its predecessor in this way (and bizarrely describes it as "divisively controversial"). Coupled with an early version of the [[http://yume-nikki.com/ official site]] that used male pronouns for the author Kikiyama, fans use the wording as an euphemism for "jizz" and state they're ready to receive it.[[/note]][[/labelnote]]
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* Many of the named [=NPCs=] -- specifically, Monoko and Poniko/Uboa([[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ) -- have become just as popular as Madotsuki herself on certain ImageBoards.
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* Many of the named [=NPCs=] -- specifically, Monoko and Poniko/Uboa([[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ) Poniko/Uboa -- have become just as popular as Madotsuki herself on certain ImageBoards.ImageBoards.
**[[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ [[labelnote:Explanation (spoilers)]] If you manage to activate the event where Poniko turns into Uboa, [[HellIsThatNoise this sound]] plays endlessly. Fans have interpreted it as being the noise Uboa makes. Ironically, its name originated from a type of japanese noise that represents screaming/shock ("uhoa"). [[/labelnote]]
** Little do you know that Uboa actually has a smooth, English voice and enjoys long walks on the beach, that is after he sends you to an alternate dimension.
** One that we can take credit for is pointing out that Uboa looks an awful lot like UsefulNotes/CheGuevara.
**[[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ [[labelnote:Explanation (spoilers)]] If you manage to activate the event where Poniko turns into Uboa, [[HellIsThatNoise this sound]] plays endlessly. Fans have interpreted it as being the noise Uboa makes. Ironically, its name originated from a type of japanese noise that represents screaming/shock ("uhoa"). [[/labelnote]]
** Little do you know that Uboa actually has a smooth, English voice and enjoys long walks on the beach, that is after he sends you to an alternate dimension.
** One that we can take credit for is pointing out that Uboa looks an awful lot like UsefulNotes/CheGuevara.
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* Little do you know that Uboa actually has a smooth, English voice and enjoys long walks on the beach, that is after he sends you to an alternate dimension.
* One that we can take credit for is pointing out that Uboa looks an awful lot like UsefulNotes/CheGuevara.
* One that we can take credit for is pointing out that Uboa looks an awful lot like UsefulNotes/CheGuevara.
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Regarding how popular this game became, [[MemeticMutation memetic moments]] were bound to crop up overtime. Some are more well-known than others.
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* Many of the named [=NPCs=] -- specifically, Monoko and Poniko/Uboa([[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ) -- have become just as popular as Madotsuki herself on certain ImageBoards.
* ah not tan neet [[{{Mondegreen}} are not tan neet centimeter]] has become this for video sites.
* Within the fandom, "[[JustOneMoreLevel NASU]] IS VERY EXCITING!" and "Let's [[DeliberatelyMonochrome monochrome]] ourselves!"
* Little do you know that Uboa actually has a smooth, English voice and enjoys long walks on the beach, that is after he sends you to an alternate dimension.
* One that we can take credit for is pointing out that Uboa looks an awful lot like UsefulNotes/CheGuevara.
* A drawing of Madotsuki [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting]] has circulated around the web and received many spin-offs.
** In WebAnimation/YoutubePoop and similar videos it is somewhat popular to play the infamous credits music [[spoiler:when a character falls from a height]].
* A fair amount of ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' fans "adopted" Madotsuki and make fanart of her as a Puella Magi, due to an eerily plausible WMG which says that she was.
* Regarding the sequel, ''Yume Nikki - Dream Diary'': Kikiyama's Seminal Release. [[note]]The [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/774811/YUMENIKKI_DREAM_DIARY/ Steam page]] for this game calls its predecessor in this way (and bizarrely describes it as "divisively controversial"). Coupled with an early version of the [[http://yume-nikki.com/ official site]] that used male pronouns for the author Kikiyama, fans use the wording as an euphemism for "jizz" and state they're ready to receive it.[[/note]]
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* Many of the named [=NPCs=] -- specifically, Monoko and Poniko/Uboa([[TheScream aaaaaAAAAA]]ああああ) -- have become just as popular as Madotsuki herself on certain ImageBoards.
* ah not tan neet [[{{Mondegreen}} are not tan neet centimeter]] has become this for video sites.
* Within the fandom, "[[JustOneMoreLevel NASU]] IS VERY EXCITING!" and "Let's [[DeliberatelyMonochrome monochrome]] ourselves!"
* Little do you know that Uboa actually has a smooth, English voice and enjoys long walks on the beach, that is after he sends you to an alternate dimension.
* One that we can take credit for is pointing out that Uboa looks an awful lot like UsefulNotes/CheGuevara.
* A drawing of Madotsuki [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting]] has circulated around the web and received many spin-offs.
** In WebAnimation/YoutubePoop and similar videos it is somewhat popular to play the infamous credits music [[spoiler:when a character falls from a height]].
* A fair amount of ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' fans "adopted" Madotsuki and make fanart of her as a Puella Magi, due to an eerily plausible WMG which says that she was.
* Regarding the sequel, ''Yume Nikki - Dream Diary'': Kikiyama's Seminal Release. [[note]]The [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/774811/YUMENIKKI_DREAM_DIARY/ Steam page]] for this game calls its predecessor in this way (and bizarrely describes it as "divisively controversial"). Coupled with an early version of the [[http://yume-nikki.com/ official site]] that used male pronouns for the author Kikiyama, fans use the wording as an euphemism for "jizz" and state they're ready to receive it.[[/note]]
