History Sandbox / RabbitTopeBall

* ColorCodedCharacters: Since they're battling in the Doodleverse, B

* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: "Dimensional" contains the start and end of the theme song from Season 1A of ''Animated Inanimate Battle'' at the start and end of the song.

* TheCameo: Raisin and Whoopee Cushion appear to watch Oodle and Boyfriend rap battle after "Contour", and Tivo and Glowstick join in after "Easel".
* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage:
** "Dimensional" contains the start and end of the theme song from Season 1A of ''Animated Inanimate Battle'' at the start and end of the song.

[[folder:Web Animation/Puyo Puyo: The Puzzle Adventure]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''VideoGame/PuyoPuyo'', but peppered with [[MemeticMutation memes]].]]
''Puyo Puyo: The Puzzle Adventure'' is a web-animated Website/YouTube series created by Mr. Kirby and based on the ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyo'' series of FallingBlocks games. It initially started with a few shorts until Chapter 1 of the ''Tetris'' arc was released on October 29th, 2020.

The main videos themselves feature the stories of ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyoTetris'', [[VideoGame/PuyoPuyoTetris2 its sequel]], and ''VideoGame/PuyoPopFever'' in a more sillier tone, with the characters saying [[MemeticMutation memetic sounds]] and throwing Puyo and Tetriminos around. The shorts, meanwhile, tend to be various memes and viral videos re-enacted by various ''Puyo Puyo'' characters.

The playlist for the ''Tetris'' arc (''Puyo Puyo Tetris: The Puzzle Adventure'') can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV2ulI7Bu-Ha76AwyuxL5t9ne-KEIqxtR here]] while the playlist for ''Tetris 2'' (''Puyo Puyo Tetris: The Puzzle Adventure 2'') is [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV2ulI7Bu-Hb61KnfcPcPTLfoadst_gdp here]]. The ''Puyo Pop Fever'' video can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ts9GvwZepa0 here]].
!!Tee: "I need to blow off steam. Still wanna learn how to make a tropes list?"\\
Ringo: "''NO.''" *throws an S Tetrimino at Tee*
* AdaptedOut:
** The ''Tetris'' arc ends at Chapter 7, causing the DLC chapters (8, 9, and 10) to be left uncovered.
** As the [=HaraHara=] course section uses the normal ending here [[spoiler:Raffina faces off against Evil Popoi]], Carbuncle is nowhere to be seen in the ''Puyo Pop Fever'' video.
* ArtEvolution: The first art style, used througought the first ''Tetris'' arc, was a lot more simplistic and used official artwork of Puyo and/or Tetriminos whenever they needed to be shown. The short "Sigpardy" changes the art style to a more complex one - the characters were still SuperDeformed, but they had eye colors now and had slightly larger renders. The current art style, introduced in "Am I Glad He's Frozen In There", keeps the larger renders, but brings back the BlackBeadEyes. The Puyo/Tetriminoes in the third style are also original artwork rather than just being official artwork.
* ArtShift: The intro of the ''Tetris'' arc's Chapter 7 has the characters drawn in a less simplistic style than the rest of the series.
* AsleepInClass: When Ms. Accord is explaining how Fever Mode works in ''Puyo Pop Fever'', Amitie falls asleep for a short bit.
* BlackBeadEyes: Just about ''everyone'', at least in the first and third styles anyway. Sig still has a red left eye, but his other eye is black in said styles.
* BurnTheWitch: Witch's fate in her short screentime in ''Tetris'' Chapter 5, courtesy of Ringo. Downplayed, however, as she's just set alight without being tied to a stake.
* CaptionHumor: From pointing out facts and spelling out certain things the characters say to ComicallyMissingThePoint, the series' captions can quite hilarious at times.
* DenserAndWackier: Loud "nos" and sounds from other shows and media, Puyo and Tetris battles don't last more than a few seconds at best when they're shown, and the "battles" themselves just involve the player character throwing Puyo or Tetriminos ([[BreadEggsBreadedEggs or both]]) at the opponent and calling it a day.
* DroppedGlasses: Klug's glasses fall off his face after getting a Puyo thrown at him in ''Fever''.
* ExactWords:
** The whole point of the "Tee" short and its remastered version.
--->[Hold!]\\
* Tee puts his hand on Carbuncle to hold him*
** In ''Puyo Pop Fever'', Raffina tells Amitie to take a nap for her. The latter ''literally does just that'', confusing her.
* LimitedAnimation: An extreme example. The characters are stiff figures who glide around varying backgrounds, with zero lip syncing to speak of. The videos from each arc and the ''Puyo Pop Fever'' video use backgrounds from their respective games, while the shorts also use original art or stock backgrounds when showing a location not from the games.
* PrecisionFStrike: As the videos use audio from the original game, Raffina says the word "damn" when she encounters Klug in ''Fever''. The video even warns about said swear word being used before the [=RunRun=] section even begins.
* PainToTheAss: Raffina suffers from having her behind poked by Onion Pixie in ''Fever''.
* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: When she realizes she had made Donguri Gaeru angry in ''Puyo Pop Fever'', Amitie leaves the ocean temple without having to fight him.
* ShoutOut: The series uses multiple memes and sounds from other media for each video. The shorts are the most blatant, as they're often based on viral videos or memes.
* SuperDeformed: Applies to ''everyone'' in this series.
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* FishEyes: Ringo's Puyo hairpin is depicted with these in the third art style.

* ShoutOut: The series uses multiple memes

* ImpliedDeathThreat: Raffina tells Amitie "the fewer rivals, the better." This causes text to show up saying "Is this implying that she wants to kill Amitie?"

* CaptionHumor: Text in every video tends to be read from stuff like [[ComicallyMissingThePoint comedically missed points]] to spelling out certain phrases the characters say (such as Amitie's "Okey-dokey-eggs-n-yolky" in Chapter 3 of ''Tetris'') to outright stating facts such as how Risukima is the second character to be introduced in the exact same spot in ''Tetris'' Chapter 2 or pointing out that Raffina's name was spelled [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Raffin]]'''[[SpellMyNameWithAnS e]]''' in ''Fever''.

''Puyo Puyo: The Puzzle Adventure'' is a web-animated Website/YouTube series created by Mr. Kirby and based on the ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyo'' series of FallingBlocks games. The videos feature the stories of ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyoTetris'', [[VideoGame/PuyoPuyoTetris2 its sequel]], and ''VideoGame/PuyoPopFever'' in a more sillier tone, with the characters saying [[MemeticMutation memetic sounds]] and throwing Puyo and Tetriminos around.

The playlist for the ''Tetris'' arc can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV2ulI7Bu-Ha76AwyuxL5t9ne-KEIqxtR here]] while the playlist for ''Tetris 2'' is [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV2ulI7Bu-Hb61KnfcPcPTLfoadst_gdp here]]. The ''Puyo Pop Fever'' video can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ts9GvwZepa0 here]].

* AdaptedOut: As the [=HaraHara=] course section uses the normal ending here [[spoiler:Raffina faces off against Evil Popoi]], Carbuncle is nowhere to be seen in the ''Puyo Pop Fever'' video.

* BreathlessNonSequitur: From ''Tetris 2'' Chapter 1.
->'''[[spoiler:Marle]]:''' "We have to go to them...'''''in the darkest nightmare hour, when not moon nor sun has risen...'''''"

* ExactWords: In ''Puyo Pop Fever'', Raffina tells Amitie to take a nap for her. The latter ''literally does just that'', confusing her.

* FellAsleepStandingUp: Amitie does this in ''Puyo Pop Fever'' twice. First when [[AsleepInClass Ms. Accord was going over Fever Mode]] in the [=RunRun=] section of the video, and again ''[[ExactWords par Raffina's request]]'' at the start of the [=WakuWaku=] section.

* FellAsleepStandingUp: Amitie does this in ''Puyo Pop Fever'' twice. First when [[AsleepInClass Ms. Accord was going over Fever Mode]] in the [=RunRun=] section of the video, and again ''par Raffina's request'' at the start of the [=WakuWaku=] section.

* BurnTheWitch: Witch's fate in her short screentime in ''Tetris'' Chapter 6, courtesy of Ringo. Downplayed, however, as she's just set alight without being tied to a stake.

[[folder:Fun-Sized Whitty]]
-->'''Reskin made by:''' [=BombaticHype=]
This reskin replaces Boyfriend with Fun-Sized Whitty.
* SuperMode: Like his normal counterpart, he has a Ballistic form. Fun-Sized, though, appears to be crying instead of angry.
* TearsOfBlood: Cries a purple colored, flammable liquid as opposed to water.
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-->'''Reskin made by:''' Cheriidreams

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[[folder:YMMV/Friday Night Funkin' X-Ray Mod]]
* BrokenBase: The XRayVision-based style of the mod may either appear as cute or disturbing depending on who you ask.
* HeyThatsMyLine: Quite a few people treated Ruv calling Boyfriend "little man" as stealing [[VideoGame/SmokeEmOutStruggle Garcello]]'s line.[[note]]For those who haven't played ''Smoke 'Em Out Struggle'' before, people treated Garcello's line, "Tight bars, little man", as his {{Catchphrase}}.[[/note]]
* MemeticMutation:
** "Everybody gangsta 'till the arrows have bones"[[labelnote:Explanation]]The arrows in the game, minus the cross arrows seen in "Gospel" from the ''VideoGame/MidFightMasses'' version, are blue with bones inside them to match the XRayVision look of the mod, but it can come off as weird for some.[[/labelnote]]
** Ruv's balls[[labelnote:Explanation]]If a character has balls, expect at least one person to notice it and point it out. This is made apparent with X-Ruv, whose design has a pair of blue-colored balls seemingly as if he is blue-balled, in a good majority of the comments of one ''VideoGame/MidFightMasses'' X-Ray-related video. Some were even comparing his design to X-Boyfriend, who (for the most part) has no visible balls.[[/labelnote]]

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