History TheRunawayGuys / OtherNintendo

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: They get a GameOver because Jon and Chugga were so busy arguing that they started ignoring the game.

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* ContrivedCoincidence: After Chugga reads out some text in a GutturalGrowler voice without realizing it was Zelda saying it, the Guys start a RunningGag about Zelda being a chain smoker. As Jon later shared on a stream, they had no idea that Stephen and Mal had done the exact same joke (for different reasons) on their Ocarina of Time LP.

* CatchPhrase: Jon's seems to have developed into saying "Really, that's what we're going with?" after someone (usually Chugga) gives a video a questionable intro.

* CatchPhrase:

* CatchPhrase: Jon repeating "Hold the Gamepad" in a monotonous, irritating tone to lampshade the awkwardness of how most game modes require a player to pause and grab the Gamepad at some point, as well as poke fun at the in game voice telling you to hold it.

** Chugga brings back his famous "WHERE YOU AT?!" CatchPhrase when Jon manages to guess the exact number of Yellow Pikmin needed to bring the Chronos Reactor down from its ledge.

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* ExactWords: In episode 9, Chugga sings the theme from ''WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehogSatAM''; Jon reacts by forbidding him from ever singing any [[TheNineties Nineties]] cartoon theme song ever again...so Chugga sings the ''WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget'' theme song, pointing out that it's an ''[[TheEighties Eighties]]'' cartoon theme song.

** Also happened in ''Team Building'' and crosses with [[ForWantOfANail For Want of A Nail]]. Many viewers were quick to point out that Tim could've won the game had he paid more attention to his options in the first round. There were three Miis with 1s on their shirts, but he chose the single green-shirt 9 Mii only getting him 1 point for a team of two as opposed to 7 points for a Full House. This would've netted him a total of 22 points, just above Jon's 21 and Emile's 20, thus netting him the win.

* InsaneTrollLogic: It's claimed that the reason Chugga likes to reference LetsPlay/ElectricalBeast is that he has the same initials as ''VideoGame/EarthBound''.

* LongTitle: At the start of the first episode:
--> '''Jon:''' Welcome back once again to "the series where we lock Emile in a room and we will not let him leave until he's beaten the classic game". [[LampshadeHanging We'll work on the naming later]].

** Equally, is Jon's response to Emile forgetting if there's a spoiler in a joke opening which showed off ''XenobladeChronicles3''.

* CameraScrew:

** In Episode 24, Jon has to return to camp to retrieve more Red Pikmin after losing the entire squad to Emperor Bulblax. On the way there, the camera starts messing with him, which causes him to go on a small rant about the CameraScrew due to being already tilted from the boss fight. He's doing this while getting his Pikmin, and in the process completely forgets that Olimar is at half health from taking a hit and neglects to heal, so when he returns with his full squad and gets squished flat by Emperor Bulblax, Olimar goes down.

* HasTwoMommies: Chugga does. And they're [[LetsPlay/NintendoCapriSun both]] [[LetsPlay/ProtonJon men]].
** He also claimed Josh as his father, [[MindScrew even though he's]] ''[[MindScrew younger]]'' [[MindScrew than Chugga is]].

* ADateWithRosiePalms: While playing with a sticky Gamecube controller borrowed from a friend, Jon accuses the other guys of this; before he finishes his question, a platform ends up crushing Pikachu (played by Chugga, whom also could've been thrown off guard due to his sheltered background in suprise that someone could talk about that).

* NostalgiaFilter: Chugga has this for '''WebAnimation/YouTubePoop''' of all things.

* UrbanLegendOfZelda: [[invoked]] Discussed in Episode 21, where Emile tells a story about how during his own LP of the game, someone who was writing to him mistakenly informed him of a fake boss ghost that was cut from the full release. Emile took it as fact and mentioned it in his own video and only found out it was fake three years later when a lost media YouTube channel talked about the fake rumor and said he couldn't find any source for the boss existing anywhere except on Emile's channel.