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* ''WebAnimation/GEOWeasel'' makes references to its past as a comic, particularly as a {{sprite comic}}.
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* ''Music/SiIvaGunner'', a channel based around mimicking the videogame OST channel GilvaSunner to pass off edited audios, remixes and arrangements as the real thing to unsuspecting viewers, does this with seemingly unimportant details in such a way that it counts as a gag. For example, in GilvaSunner's rip of Mega Mushroom from New Super Mario Bros, [[https://youtu.be/v2UzROUj0yE?t=54m55s a voice clip from Luigi was left at the start by mistake]]. On [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuuZWHzOSQ0 this]] rip by SiIvaGunner, he replicates this exact same thing.
* ''Music/SiIvaGunner'', a channel based around mimicking the videogame OST channel GilvaSunner to pass off edited audios, remixes and arrangements as the real thing to unsuspecting viewers, does this with seemingly unimportant details in such a way that it counts as a gag. For example, in GilvaSunner's rip of Mega Mushroom from New Super Mario Bros, [[https://youtu.be/v2UzROUj0yE?t=54m55s a voice clip from Luigi was left at the start by mistake]]. On [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuuZWHzOSQ0 this]] rip by SiIvaGunner, he replicates this exact same thing.
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** The Rifftrax for the first ''Film/{{X-Men}}'' movie has a CallBack to a joke from ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
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** The Rifftrax for the first ''Film/{{X-Men}}'' ''Film/XMen1'' movie has a CallBack to a joke from ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
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* ''ThereWillBeBrawl'' is chock full of Mythology Gags from all over the Creator/{{Nintendo}} universe.
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* In the October 2, 2008 [[StarWars HoloNet News broadcast]], when discussing the Separatists' [[StarWarsTheCloneWars new super weapon]], there was mention of how big a ship had to be to mount an ion cannon capable of wiping out entire task forces. The minimal values that the commentators suggest were 8, 12, and 17... which happen to be the different lengths Super Star Destroyers have had in various official media.
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* In the October 2, 2008 [[StarWars HoloNet News broadcast]], when discussing the Separatists' [[StarWarsTheCloneWars [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars new super weapon]], there was mention of how big a ship had to be to mount an ion cannon capable of wiping out entire task forces. The minimal values that the commentators suggest were 8, 12, and 17... which happen to be the different lengths Super Star Destroyers have had in various official media.
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** The Rifftrax for ''[[StarWars Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope]]'' has a throwback to a RunningGag on the ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' episode ''SpaceMutiny,'' one of the most popular episodes.
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** The Rifftrax for ''[[StarWars Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope]]'' has a throwback to a RunningGag on the ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' episode ''SpaceMutiny,'' ''Film/SpaceMutiny,'' one of the most popular episodes.
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* ''WebVideo/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'' has some examples of one fan work referencing another:
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* The {{Rifftrax}} for ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'' contains a joke pointing out the resemblance between Dr. Woodrue and a certain character from Rifftrax's [[SpiritualSuccessor spiritual predecessor]]...
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** Bill Corbett comments of Anakin and Palpatine in the theater in the {{Rifftrax}} for ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith'':
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** Bill Corbett comments of Anakin and Palpatine in the theater in the {{Rifftrax}} Rifftrax for ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith'':
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** In D-War, a deep voiced villain asks for help. Leading to "[[TheFinalSacrifice Zap Rowsdower, is that you?]]"
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** In D-War, a deep voiced villain asks for help. Leading to "[[TheFinalSacrifice "[[Film/TheFinalSacrifice Zap Rowsdower, is that you?]]"
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* In the current version of the webnovel ''{{John Dies at the End}}'', the protagonists are heading to a final showdown without really knowing what to expect, and the narrator is armed with a chainsaw. At one point, he wonders whether he could have gotten caught in his situation with a dumber weapon. This is a nod to the earliest version of the story, wherein the narrator is in the same situation but armed with a sword.
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** In the second Q&A, one of the letters is from the Millennial, a character from fanfic ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11227059/1/Defrosted-A-40K-Story Defrosted]]''.
* In the current version of the webnovel ''{{John Dies at the End}}'', the protagonists are heading to a final showdown without really knowing what to expect, and the narrator is armed with a chainsaw. At one point, he wonders whether he could have gotten caught in his situation with a dumber weapon. This is a nod to the earliest version of the story, wherein the narrator is in the samesituation situation, but armed with a sword.
* In the current version of the webnovel ''{{John Dies at the End}}'', the protagonists are heading to a final showdown without really knowing what to expect, and the narrator is armed with a chainsaw. At one point, he wonders whether he could have gotten caught in his situation with a dumber weapon. This is a nod to the earliest version of the story, wherein the narrator is in the same
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-->'''Bill Corbett: (as Woodrue)''' Yes! Now to achieve my lifelong dream of [[MysteryScienceTheater3000 launching a man into space and forcing him to watch really bad movies]]!
** The Rifftrax for the first ''Film/{{X-Men}}'' movie has a CallBack to a joke from ''MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
** The Rifftrax for the first ''Film/{{X-Men}}'' movie has a CallBack to a joke from ''MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
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-->'''Bill Corbett: (as Woodrue)''' Yes! Now to achieve my lifelong dream of [[MysteryScienceTheater3000 [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 launching a man into space and forcing him to watch really bad movies]]!
** The Rifftrax for the first ''Film/{{X-Men}}'' movie has a CallBack to a joke from''MysteryScienceTheater3000''.''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
** The Rifftrax for the first ''Film/{{X-Men}}'' movie has a CallBack to a joke from
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** The Rifftrax for ''[[StarWars Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope]]'' has a throwback to a RunningGag on the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' episode ''SpaceMutiny,'' one of the most popular episodes.
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** The Rifftrax for ''[[StarWars Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope]]'' has a throwback to a RunningGag on the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' episode ''SpaceMutiny,'' one of the most popular episodes.
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* As an example of one fan work referencing another, ''WebVideo/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'' has the Emperor mentioning a card-games-and-chess parties the top {{Magnificent Bastard}}s of the 'verse[[note]]Namely, him, the Deceiver, Tzeentch, Cegorach and Creed[[/note]] have in the Webway. This is a joke from [[Website/FourChan /tg/]].
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* As an example of one fan work referencing another, ''WebVideo/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'' has the two examples of one fan work referencing another:
** The Emperormentioning mentions a card-games-and-chess parties the top {{Magnificent Bastard}}s of the 'verse[[note]]Namely, him, the Deceiver, Tzeentch, Cegorach and Creed[[/note]] have in the Webway. This is a joke from [[Website/FourChan /tg/]]./tg/]].
** At one point, Torquemada Coteaz from fan-film ''Film/TheLordInquisitor'' shows up, leds a hand to the antagonist and then returns to finish his film.
** The Emperor
** At one point, Torquemada Coteaz from fan-film ''Film/TheLordInquisitor'' shows up, leds a hand to the antagonist and then returns to finish his film.
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* As an example of one fan work referencing another, ''WebVideo/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'' has the Emperor mentioning a card-games-and-chess parties the top MagnificientBastards of the 'verse[[note]]Namely, him, the Deceiver, Tzeentch, Cegorach and Creed[[/note]] have in the Webway. This is a joke from [[Website/FourChan /tg/]].
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* As an example of one fan work referencing another, ''WebVideo/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'' has the Emperor mentioning a card-games-and-chess parties the top MagnificientBastards {{Magnificent Bastard}}s of the 'verse[[note]]Namely, him, the Deceiver, Tzeentch, Cegorach and Creed[[/note]] have in the Webway. This is a joke from [[Website/FourChan /tg/]].
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* As an example of one fan work referencing another, ''WebVideo/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'' has the Emperor mentioning a card-games-and-chess parties the top MagnificientBastards of the 'verse[[note]]Namely, him, the Deceiver, Tzeentch, Cegorach and Creed[[/note]] have in the Webway. This is a joke from [[Website/FourChan /tg/]].
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** Sort of. Jotaro mistaking [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Benimaru Nikaido]] for Polnareff is a reference to how Benimaru was explicitly based off of Polnareff (to the point that some of SNK's development team sometimes still call him Polnareff.)
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** Sort of. Jotaro mistaking [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Benimaru Nikaido]] for Polnareff is a reference to how Benimaru was explicitly based off of Polnareff (to the point that some of SNK's development team sometimes still call him Polnareff.))
* ''WebAnimation/BonusStage'' often made references to its predecessor series, ''WebAnimation/HighScore'', especially in earlier episodes. In one episode, Phil makes such a reference to an evil robot ex-girlfriend. Joel responds by laughing and then gruffly saying that they don't reference ''High Score'' anymore.
* ''WebAnimation/GEOWeasel'' makes references to its past as a comic, particularly as a {{sprite comic}}.
* ''WebAnimation/BonusStage'' often made references to its predecessor series, ''WebAnimation/HighScore'', especially in earlier episodes. In one episode, Phil makes such a reference to an evil robot ex-girlfriend. Joel responds by laughing and then gruffly saying that they don't reference ''High Score'' anymore.
* ''WebAnimation/GEOWeasel'' makes references to its past as a comic, particularly as a {{sprite comic}}.
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** ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJoJo''.
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* Sort of in ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJoJo''. Jotaro mistaking [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Benimaru Nikaido]] for Polnareff is a reference to how Benimaru was explicitly based off of Polnareff (to the point that some of SNK's development team sometimes still call him Polnareff.)
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* ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJoJo''
** ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJoJo''.
** Before the recap of the 2nd part of the Rubber Soul mini-arc, Rudolf von Stroheim entered the Guile Look-a-Like contest and wins First Place, which is a reference to Guile being based on Stroheim.
** Sortof in ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJoJo''.of. Jotaro mistaking [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Benimaru Nikaido]] for Polnareff is a reference to how Benimaru was explicitly based off of Polnareff (to the point that some of SNK's development team sometimes still call him Polnareff.)
** ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJoJo''.
** Before the recap of the 2nd part of the Rubber Soul mini-arc, Rudolf von Stroheim entered the Guile Look-a-Like contest and wins First Place, which is a reference to Guile being based on Stroheim.
** Sort
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* Sort of in ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJojo''. Jotaro mistaking [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Benimaru Nikaido]] for Polnareff is a reference to how Benimaru was explicitly based off of Polnareff (to the point that some of SNK's development team sometimes still call him Polnareff.)
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* Sort of in ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJojo''.''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJoJo''. Jotaro mistaking [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Benimaru Nikaido]] for Polnareff is a reference to how Benimaru was explicitly based off of Polnareff (to the point that some of SNK's development team sometimes still call him Polnareff.)
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* ''Franchise/EverAfterHigh'' is chock full of gags inspired by the source materials.
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* Sort of in ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJojo''. Jotaro mistaking [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Benimaru Nikaido]] for Polnareff is a reference to how Benimaru was explicitly based off of Polnareff (to the point that some of SNK's development team sometimes still call him Polnareff.)
* Sort of in ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJojo''. Jotaro mistaking [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Benimaru Nikaido]] for Polnareff is a reference to how Benimaru was explicitly based off of Polnareff (to the point that some of SNK's development team sometimes still call him Polnareff.)
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* ''WebVideo/JoJosBizarreAdventureAbridged'' contains a plethora of in-jokes from [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure its source material]].
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* ''WebVideo/JoJosBizarreAdventureAbridged'' contains a plethora of in-jokes from [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure its source material]].material]].
* ''Franchise/EverAfterHigh'' is chock full of gags inspired by the source materials.
* ''Franchise/EverAfterHigh'' is chock full of gags inspired by the source materials.
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* ''WebVideo/JoJosBizarreAdventureAbridged'' contains a plethora of in-jokes from [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure its source material]].
* In the comments to [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/interlude-13%C2%BD-donation-bonus/#comment-3340 an Arc 13 Interlude chapter]] of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', a chapter in which Imp (a teammate of the protagonist) uses her PerceptionFilter superpower to spy upon the Slaughterhouse Nine (a band of supervillain {{Serial Killer}}s), the author mentions Imp's inspiration: a member of the earliest draft of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy", whose power was to be the guy you would never suspect, fading into the background until he could cut your throat without your noticing. Which makes it hilarious in [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/sting-26-1/ the first chapter of Arc 26]] when a [[CloningBlues resurrected]] ex-member of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy" starts using his power on the heroes (and {{Anti Villain}}s) to divert suspicion from himself in preparation to killing them, and Imp takes him out with the BondOneLiner "My schtick."
* In the comments to [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/interlude-13%C2%BD-donation-bonus/#comment-3340 an Arc 13 Interlude chapter]] of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', a chapter in which Imp (a teammate of the protagonist) uses her PerceptionFilter superpower to spy upon the Slaughterhouse Nine (a band of supervillain {{Serial Killer}}s), the author mentions Imp's inspiration: a member of the earliest draft of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy", whose power was to be the guy you would never suspect, fading into the background until he could cut your throat without your noticing. Which makes it hilarious in [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/sting-26-1/ the first chapter of Arc 26]] when a [[CloningBlues resurrected]] ex-member of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy" starts using his power on the heroes (and {{Anti Villain}}s) to divert suspicion from himself in preparation to killing them, and Imp takes him out with the BondOneLiner "My schtick."
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* ''WebVideo/JoJosBizarreAdventureAbridged'' contains a plethora of in-jokes from [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure its source material]].
* In the comments to [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/interlude-13%C2%BD-donation-bonus/#comment-3340 an Arc 13 Interlude chapter]] of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', a chapter in which Imp (a teammate of the protagonist) uses her PerceptionFilter superpower to spy upon the Slaughterhouse Nine (a band of supervillain {{Serial Killer}}s), the author mentions Imp's inspiration: a member of the earliest draft of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy", whose power was to be the guy you would never suspect, fading into the background until he could cut your throat without your noticing. Which makes it hilarious in [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/sting-26-1/ the first chapter of Arc 26]] when a [[CloningBlues resurrected]] ex-member of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy" starts using his power on the heroes (and {{Anti Villain}}s) to divert suspicion from himself in preparation to killing them, and Imp takes him out with the BondOneLiner "My schtick."material]].
* In the comments to [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/interlude-13%C2%BD-donation-bonus/#comment-3340 an Arc 13 Interlude chapter]] of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', a chapter in which Imp (a teammate of the protagonist) uses her PerceptionFilter superpower to spy upon the Slaughterhouse Nine (a band of supervillain {{Serial Killer}}s), the author mentions Imp's inspiration: a member of the earliest draft of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy", whose power was to be the guy you would never suspect, fading into the background until he could cut your throat without your noticing. Which makes it hilarious in [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/sting-26-1/ the first chapter of Arc 26]] when a [[CloningBlues resurrected]] ex-member of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy" starts using his power on the heroes (and {{Anti Villain}}s) to divert suspicion from himself in preparation to killing them, and Imp takes him out with the BondOneLiner "My schtick."
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* ''WebVideo/JoJosBizarreAdventureAbridged'' contains a plethora of in-jokes from [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure its source material]].
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* ''WebVideo/JoJosBizarreAdventureAbridged'' contains a plethora of in-jokes from [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure its source material]].material]].
* In the comments to [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/interlude-13%C2%BD-donation-bonus/#comment-3340 an Arc 13 Interlude chapter]] of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', a chapter in which Imp (a teammate of the protagonist) uses her PerceptionFilter superpower to spy upon the Slaughterhouse Nine (a band of supervillain {{Serial Killer}}s), the author mentions Imp's inspiration: a member of the earliest draft of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy", whose power was to be the guy you would never suspect, fading into the background until he could cut your throat without your noticing. Which makes it hilarious in [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/sting-26-1/ the first chapter of Arc 26]] when a [[CloningBlues resurrected]] ex-member of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy" starts using his power on the heroes (and {{Anti Villain}}s) to divert suspicion from himself in preparation to killing them, and Imp takes him out with the BondOneLiner "My schtick."
* In the comments to [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/interlude-13%C2%BD-donation-bonus/#comment-3340 an Arc 13 Interlude chapter]] of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', a chapter in which Imp (a teammate of the protagonist) uses her PerceptionFilter superpower to spy upon the Slaughterhouse Nine (a band of supervillain {{Serial Killer}}s), the author mentions Imp's inspiration: a member of the earliest draft of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy", whose power was to be the guy you would never suspect, fading into the background until he could cut your throat without your noticing. Which makes it hilarious in [[http://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/sting-26-1/ the first chapter of Arc 26]] when a [[CloningBlues resurrected]] ex-member of the Slaughterhouse Nine called "Nice Guy" starts using his power on the heroes (and {{Anti Villain}}s) to divert suspicion from himself in preparation to killing them, and Imp takes him out with the BondOneLiner "My schtick."
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* ''ThereWillBeBrawl'' is chock full of Mythology Gags from all over the {{Nintendo}} universe.
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* ''WebAnimation/LuckyDayForever'' has some visible influence from Alek's other animations, like the robots from "Smile", the strange attitude of "Polsupah", and 514's facial structure which is comparable to the poet from "Hanged Man's Elegy".
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* ''WebAnimation/LuckyDayForever'' has some visible influence from Alek's other animations, like the robots from "Smile", the strange attitude of "Polsupah", and 514's facial structure which is comparable to the poet from "Hanged Man's Elegy".Elegy".
* ''WebVideo/JoJosBizarreAdventureAbridged'' contains a plethora of in-jokes from [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure its source material]].
* ''WebVideo/JoJosBizarreAdventureAbridged'' contains a plethora of in-jokes from [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure its source material]].
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* In ''The Brothers Mario'' by The Game Station, has the eponymous characters knock over an armored truck with a million coins. They mention how it's enough to buy a new life. It's enough to buy [[LawOfOneHundred 10'000 new lives]].
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* In ''The Brothers Mario'' by The Game Station, has the eponymous characters knock over an armored truck with a million coins. They mention how it's enough to buy a new life. It's enough to buy [[LawOfOneHundred 10'000 new lives]].lives]].
* ''WebAnimation/LuckyDayForever'' has some visible influence from Alek's other animations, like the robots from "Smile", the strange attitude of "Polsupah", and 514's facial structure which is comparable to the poet from "Hanged Man's Elegy".
* ''WebAnimation/LuckyDayForever'' has some visible influence from Alek's other animations, like the robots from "Smile", the strange attitude of "Polsupah", and 514's facial structure which is comparable to the poet from "Hanged Man's Elegy".
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* The {{Rifftrax}} for ''BatmanAndRobin'' contains a joke pointing out the resemblance between Dr. Woodrue and a certain character from Rifftrax's [[SpiritualSuccessor spiritual predecessor]]...
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* The {{Rifftrax}} for ''BatmanAndRobin'' ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'' contains a joke pointing out the resemblance between Dr. Woodrue and a certain character from Rifftrax's [[SpiritualSuccessor spiritual predecessor]]...
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* In ''The Brothers Mario'' by The Game Station, has the eponymous characters knock over an armored truck with a million coins. They mention how it's enough to buy a new life. It's enough to buy [LawOfOneHundred 10'000 new lives]].
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* In ''The Brothers Mario'' by The Game Station, has the eponymous characters knock over an armored truck with a million coins. They mention how it's enough to buy a new life. It's enough to buy [LawOfOneHundred [[LawOfOneHundred 10'000 new lives]].
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* ''ThereWillBeBrawl'' is chock full of Mythology Gags from all over the {{Nintendo}} universe.
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* ''ThereWillBeBrawl'' is chock full of Mythology Gags from all over the {{Nintendo}} universe.universe.
* In ''The Brothers Mario'' by The Game Station, has the eponymous characters knock over an armored truck with a million coins. They mention how it's enough to buy a new life. It's enough to buy [LawOfOneHundred 10'000 new lives]].
* In ''The Brothers Mario'' by The Game Station, has the eponymous characters knock over an armored truck with a million coins. They mention how it's enough to buy a new life. It's enough to buy [LawOfOneHundred 10'000 new lives]].
