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* BiggerBad: Upon the discovery of the Blob, the boys determine that it was this to Busto 2.0.
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* CreateYourOwnVillain: The Blob's claim to fame is mostly in being indestructible at first, only to end up consuming Wooly World after Nick and Griffin put it through significant amounts of abuse in an attempt to find its weakness.
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* In [[spoiler: "Nick and Griffin Take Things Too Far"]], the boys find a new nemesis in the form of [[spoiler: The Blob, who's theorized to have been the corrupting force that created Busto 2.0]].
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* AlienGeometries: Slow down the time dilation and pull on something with max strength, and it will inevitably warp into a mess of polygons, referred to by the boys as "God Trash." Notable examples include a train that extends forever, a Motorcycle Wheel Rim that contains visions of another universe, and a pair of Lovemaking Busto 2.0s being warped into a map encompassing "dude ocean" that births new universes.
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* AlienGeometries: Slow down the time dilation and pull on something with max strength, and it will inevitably warp into a mess of polygons, referred to by the boys as "God Trash." Notable examples include a train that extends forever, a Motorcycle Wheel Rim that contains visions of another universe, and a pair of Lovemaking Busto 2.0s being warped into a map encompassing "dude ocean" that births new universes. The last one manages to have its effect replicated by The Blob after Nick and Griffin successfully God Trash it.
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* LovecraftLite: Between all the bizzare geometries and eldritch horrors they run into while mucking about, like the Planet Class Locomotive and Busto 2.0, the series definitely fits.
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* LovecraftLite: Between all the bizzare geometries and eldritch horrors they run into while mucking about, about like the Planet Class Locomotive and Locomotive, Busto 2.0, and The Blob, the series definitely fits.
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** The boys spend a whole episode and a half with the blob refusing to become god trash, and eventually give up on it. [[spoiler: Then they drop a plane on it.]]
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* DiscOneFinalBoss: Nick and Griffin realize that Busto 2.0 was this after they encounter the Blob.
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** The boys spend a whole episode and a half with the blob refusing to become god trash, and eventually give up on it. [[spoiler: Then they drop a plane on it.]]
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* LovecraftLite: Between all the bizzare geometries and eldritch horrors they run into while mucking about, like the Planet Class Locomotive and Busto 2.0, the series definitely fits.
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** After a fairly innocuous first twenty minutes of regular Car Boys fun, the episode [[spoiler:"Nick and Griffin in VR City"]] surprised a lot of fans with it's equal parts poignant and dramatic climax. The very next episode starts with them commenting on the missed opportunity to have given the series a perfect GrandFinale by presenting it as such.
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* EldritchLocation: [[spoiler: The world underground in episode 29.]]
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->''"You know, what's fun about this show is it's like we get to do Series/MythBusters for a version of reality that's broken."''
--> -- '''Nick''' in Episode 22, "Nick and Griffin's Sky Galleon"
--> -- '''Nick''' in Episode 22, "Nick and Griffin's Sky Galleon"
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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: In episode 16, Nick unpauses the game at one point and it's possible to see [[https://youtu.be/t0T0s5mINYA?t=625 Busto 2.0 get hit by the sledgehammer again]].
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* CatchPhrase: Both boys tend to yell, "This changes everything!" upon discovering a new, exciting feature.
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* BaitTheDog: At first Busto 2.0 seems like a fairly innocuous replacement to Busto 1.0. Then he suddenly turns into [[AlienGeometries a strange blob of parts]] after being flung around for a few seconds. [[PersonOfMassDestruction And then a truck explodes and flies away.]]
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** Busto's name itself is derived from Nick and Griffin misremembering the name of Buster, the crash test dummy featured on [[Series/Mythbusters]].
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* SpoilerTitle: Episode 16 is titled [[spoiler: "Nick and Griffin in 'Goodbye Gridmap'" and in the episode, they contain [[EldrichAbomination Busto 2.0]] and ComicBook/IronMan in gridmap and vow not to return]].
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* SpoilerTitle: Episode 16 is titled [[spoiler: "Nick and Griffin in 'Goodbye Gridmap'" and in the episode, they contain [[EldrichAbomination [[EldritchAbomination Busto 2.0]] and ComicBook/IronMan in gridmap and vow not to return]].
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** Busto's name itself is derived from Nick and Griffin misremembering the name of Buster, the crash test dummy featured on [[Series/Mythbusters]].
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* BackgroundMusicOverride: As they use the Ovo to ascend the Prison Bus in Episode 27, the famous Claire de Lune gets slowly gets overtaken by the track Don't Let Go from the ''{{Film}}/{{Gravity}}'' soundtrack [[spoiler: after they free Busto 1.0 and he flies off to the Sun Chips Place. It then transitions from the calmer portion of the track to the more intense and sinister second half when they use to Ovo to the bring the bus back to Earth at greater-than-terminal velocity.]]
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* BackgroundMusicOverride: As they use the Ovo to ascend the Prison Bus in Episode 27, the famous Claire de Lune gets slowly gets overtaken by the track Don't Let Go from the ''{{Film}}/{{Gravity}}'' ''Film/{{Gravity}}'' soundtrack [[spoiler: after they free Busto 1.0 and he flies off to the Sun Chips Place. It then transitions from the calmer portion of the track to the more intense and sinister second half when they use to Ovo to the bring the bus back to Earth at greater-than-terminal velocity.]]
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* BackgroundMusicOverride: As they use the Ovo to ascend the Prison Bus in Episode 27, the famous Claire de Lune gets slowly gets overtaken by the track Don't Let Go from the ''{{Film}}/{{Gravity}}'' soundtrack [[spoiler: after they free Busto 1.0 and he flies off to the Sun Chips Place. It then transitions from the calmer portion of the track to the more intense and sinister second half when they use to Ovo to the bring the bus back to Earth at greater-than-terminal velocity.]]
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* WhamEpisode: The episode [[spoiler: "Nick and Griffin in 'Goodbye Gridmap.'" Busto 2.0 and Iron Man are contained and then abandoned in Gridmap, Nick and Griffin's primary base of operations. As a result, the duo decides never to return, leaving Busto 2.0 and Iron man behind.]]
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* SpoilerTitle: Episode 16 is titled [[spoiler: "Nick and Griffin in 'Goodbye Gridmap'" and in the episode, they contain [[EldrichAbomination Busto 2.0]] and ComicBook/IronMan in gridmap and vow not to return]].
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: The fate of [[spoiler: Busto 1.0, in Episode 27. After using the Ovo to bring his bus high above the VR City, Nick breaks the bus, thereby freeing Busto and allowing his body to ascend to the [[FluffyCloudHeaven Sun Chips place]].]]
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* AlienGeometries: Slow down the time dilation and pull on something with max strength, and it will inevitably warp into a mess of polygons. Notable examples include a train that extends forever, a Motorcycle Wheel Rim that contains visions of another universe, and a pair of Lovemaking Busto 2.0s being warped into a map encompassing "dude ocean" that births new universes.
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* AlienGeometries: Slow down the time dilation and pull on something with max strength, and it will inevitably warp into a mess of polygons. polygons, referred to by the boys as "God Trash." Notable examples include a train that extends forever, a Motorcycle Wheel Rim that contains visions of another universe, and a pair of Lovemaking Busto 2.0s being warped into a map encompassing "dude ocean" that births new universes.
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* HeroicSacrifice: At one point, Nick and Griffin attempt to contain [[EldritchAbomination Busto 2.0]] in the original Busto's bus, and it is played off as this.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: Nick claims that the extending polygons from messing with a locomotive wheel in Episode 21 demolished the wall behind him and would have severely injured him had he been sitting two inches to the left.
* HellIsThatNoise: The semi-melodic atonal beeping made by the Planet Class Locomotive from Episode 21.
* HellIsThatNoise: The semi-melodic atonal beeping made by the Planet Class Locomotive from Episode 21.
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"[=Car Boys=]" is a once-a-week web series starring Griffin [=McElroy=] of {{WebVideo/Monster Factory}} fame and Nick Robinson (another Polygon employee) as they play/destroy the game VideoGame/BeamNG. Making use of the game's advanced soft-body physics, the two of them have many adventures with high-speed crashes, accompanied by the crash-test dummy [[CompanionCube Busto.]]
The humor is very similar in style to {{WebVideo/MonsterFactory}}, but with the added flavor that high-octane destruction provides.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Much like Monster Factory, most of the fun is coming along with Nick and Griffin as they laugh at their own stupidity.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Much like Monster Factory, ''Monster Factory'', most of the fun is coming along with Nick and Griffin as they laugh at their own stupidity.
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* ThemeTune: The famous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LXl4y6D-QI Clair de Lune]] serves as this for the show, often providing humorus juxtaposition.
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* SoundtrackDissonance: Frequently employed for comedic effect.
* ThemeTune: The famous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LXl4y6D-QI Clair de Lune]] serves as this for the show, often providinghumorus juxtaposition.SoundtrackDissonance.
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-->'''Griffin (Through uncontrollable laughter):''' We fucking dreamed a little bit too big, my friend.
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-->'''Griffin (Through uncontrollable laughter):''' We fucking dreamed a little bit too big, my friend.friend.
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* PersonOfMassDestruction: Busto 2.0, as Nick and Griffin quickly discover after playing around with him too much. The first time they lose control of him, a nearby truck launches itself up into the sky and breaks apart.
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** The attempts to remove the original Busto from within his school bus [[spoiler: which eventually succeed in episode 20]].
** Manipulating Busto 2.0 in such a way that causes him to transform into AlienGeometries.
** The game almost invariably crashing when it encounters said AlienGeometries.
* ShoutOut: The original Busto is modelled on [[Series/TopGear The Stig]], although neither Nick nor Griffin actually remember the character's name correctly.
** During the [[spoiler: countdown to the defeat of Busto 2.0 at the hands of the sledgehammer]], the clock from VideoGame/MajorasMask appears at the bottom of the screen
** The attempts to remove the original Busto from within his school bus [[spoiler: which eventually succeed in episode 20]].
** Manipulating Busto 2.0 in such a way that causes him to transform into AlienGeometries.
** The game almost invariably crashing when it encounters said AlienGeometries.
* ShoutOut: The original Busto is modelled on [[Series/TopGear The Stig]], although neither Nick nor Griffin actually remember the character's name correctly.
** During the [[spoiler: countdown to the defeat of Busto 2.0 at the hands of the sledgehammer]], the clock from VideoGame/MajorasMask appears at the bottom of the screen
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* Corpsing: Much like Monster Factory, most of the fun is coming along with Nick and Griffin as they laugh at their own stupidity.
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* Corpsing: {{Corpsing}}: Much like Monster Factory, most of the fun is coming along with Nick and Griffin as they laugh at their own stupidity.
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"[=Car Boys=]" is a once-a-week web series starring Griffin McElroy [=McElroy=] of {{WebVideo/Monster Factory}} fame and Nick Robinson (another Polygon employee) as they play/destroy the game VideoGame/BeamNG. Making use of the game's advanced soft-body physics, the two of them have many adventures with high-speed crashes, accompanied by the crash-test dummy [[CompanionCube Busto.]]
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"[=Car Boys=]" is a once-a-week web series starring Griffin McElroy of {{WebVideo/Monster Factory}} fame and Nick Robinson (another Polygon employee) as they play/destroy the game VideoGame/BeamNG. Making use of the game's advanced soft-body physics, the two of them have many adventures with high-speed crashes, accompanied by the crash-test dummy [[CompanionCube Busto.]]
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* CompanionCube: Busto serves as this.
* [[spoiler: EldritchAbomination: Busto quickly becomes this.]]
* ThemeTune: The famous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LXl4y6D-QI Clair de Lune]] serves as this for the show, often providing humorus juxtaposition.
* [[spoiler: EldritchAbomination: Busto quickly becomes this.]]
* ThemeTune: The famous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LXl4y6D-QI Clair de Lune]] serves as this for the show, often providing humorus juxtaposition.
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* AlienGeometries: Slow down the time dilation and pull on something with max strength, and it will inevitably warp into a mess of polygons. Notable examples include a train that extends forever, a Motorcycle Wheel Rim that contains visions of another universe, and a pair of Lovemaking Busto 2.0s being warped into a map encompassing "dude ocean" that births new universes.
* CompanionCube: The Busto line serves as this.
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* RealityWarper: Busto 2.0 births universes when he breeds with another of his kind, and in the afterglow of such an act produced a plane with no wings or landing gear that functioned as good as normal.
* ThemeTune: The famous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LXl4y6D-QI Clair de Lune]] serves as this for the show, often providing humorusjuxtaposition.juxtaposition.
* UnstoppableForceMeetsImmovableObject: Name dropped by Nick when he and Griffin attempt to put a very sturdy bus through a crushing machine. [[GameBreakingBug The game crashes]].
-->'''Griffin (Through uncontrollable laughter):''' We fucking dreamed a little bit too big, my friend.
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* EldritchAbomination: Busto 2.0 quickly becomes
* RealityWarper: Busto 2.0 births universes when he breeds with another of his kind, and in the afterglow of such an act produced a plane with no wings or landing gear that functioned as good as normal.
* ThemeTune: The famous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LXl4y6D-QI Clair de Lune]] serves as this for the show, often providing humorus
* UnstoppableForceMeetsImmovableObject: Name dropped by Nick when he and Griffin attempt to put a very sturdy bus through a crushing machine. [[GameBreakingBug The game crashes]].
-->'''Griffin (Through uncontrollable laughter):''' We fucking dreamed a little bit too big, my friend.
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The humor is very similar in style to {{WebVideo/MonsterFactory}}, but with the added flavor that high-octane destruction provides.
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*CompanionCube: Busto serves as this.
*[[spoiler: EldritchAbomination: Busto quickly becomes this.]]
*ThemeTune: The famous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LXl4y6D-QI Clair de Lune]] serves as this for the show, often providing humorus juxtaposition.
The humor is very similar in style to {{WebVideo/MonsterFactory}}, but with the added flavor that high-octane destruction provides.
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*CompanionCube: Busto serves as this.
*[[spoiler: EldritchAbomination: Busto quickly becomes this.]]
*ThemeTune: The famous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LXl4y6D-QI Clair de Lune]] serves as this for the show, often providing humorus juxtaposition.
