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** Earth-13166 as a whole also has the piss taken out of its original script by ''Fanfic/TheDragonsPizzeria'' being a fictional story on Earth-16063, which is destroyed as quickly as it was written when Gura accidentally spills Kool-Aid on the unpublished manuscript.
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* AdaptationalNameChange: The main Shaggy from ''VideoGame/VsShaggy'' is renamed to "The God Eater," as the original cartoon character still exists as part of a fictional work in-universe.
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* IdenticalTwinIDTag: When not disguised, Earth-13166 and Earth-16063 Aloe are virtually identical until after the TimeSkip. Following that, their highlights (and the latter's change of outfit) become the main feature telling them apart, with blue for the former and [[spoiler:green]] for the latter.
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: By pure coincidence, both of the purple-haired devils on Earth-13166 ended up experimenting with blue hair dye at some point. The difference is that Aloe used it to accent her purple hair, while Towa's hair is purple [[MyHairCameOutGreen because she wanted blue hair instead]].
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Earth-13166 Pico, one of the most villainous counterparts of him in fanon, was properly arrested and tried for his [[HeWhoFightsMonsters now-genuine]] crimes after Kenji had already beaten him to near-death about a year before the world's main story takes place. While he was later released on probation, Earth-13166's original script implies he's already destroyed all of his connections anyways, so [[CruelMercy it will be impossible for him to ever continue his original path unfettered]] -- no one he knows wants him in their life anymore, and any attempt to form a new connection that doesn't reform him will prompt an immediate police response.
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** More hilariously, portions of Earth-13166 and 16063's scripts are fiction in each other's worlds, written as questionable manuscripts by their worlds' Gura and Roberu respectively. Like in real life, Roberu's manuscript ends up getting destroyed and becoming lost media (Earth-16063 Gura had spilled Kool-Aid on it, which was in red ink), while Earth-13166 Gura winds up getting unexpected praise for writing a simplified narrative.
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** Kenji's Earth is 13166, which is also Cover's founding date, this time ordered in DYM (highlighting the nature of his universe as an AlternateContinuity of Aloe's own.)
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* MythologyGag: Every universe identifier is derived from a release date or other number relevant to them, with the digits moved around or changed slightly:
** Salty's Earth is numbered 409, which is the anniversary of ''VideoGame/SaltysSundayNight'' in US notation (04/09, April 9th).
** Brooke's Earth is 88, the anniversary of ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' (August 8th.)
** Aloe's Earth is 16063, which is the Japanese notation for Cover Corporation's founding date (June 13th, 2016) with the "1" in "13" dropped.
** Toon Boyfriend's Earth is 2819, which is a rearrangement of the digits for 1928 (the year his world is stuck in, and also the release year of ''WesternAnimation/PlaneCrazy''.)
** Mobian Boyfriend's Earth is 623, the anniversary of ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog1'' (June 23rd) in US notation.
** Sketchy's world is 120607, which contains the anniversary of Jason the Art Kid's remaster in UK notation (June 12th.)
** Blueballs's Earth is 1249, referencing how the last update of ''VideoGame/TheBlueBallsIncident'' before 2.0 was denoted with a 1 followed by a decimal point and 24 nines.
** Judith's Earth is 221711, which is the US notation for November 17th, 2022 (the release date of ''DJX'') backwards.
** Salty's Earth is numbered 409, which is the anniversary of ''VideoGame/SaltysSundayNight'' in US notation (04/09, April 9th).
** Brooke's Earth is 88, the anniversary of ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' (August 8th.)
** Aloe's Earth is 16063, which is the Japanese notation for Cover Corporation's founding date (June 13th, 2016) with the "1" in "13" dropped.
** Toon Boyfriend's Earth is 2819, which is a rearrangement of the digits for 1928 (the year his world is stuck in, and also the release year of ''WesternAnimation/PlaneCrazy''.)
** Mobian Boyfriend's Earth is 623, the anniversary of ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog1'' (June 23rd) in US notation.
** Sketchy's world is 120607, which contains the anniversary of Jason the Art Kid's remaster in UK notation (June 12th.)
** Blueballs's Earth is 1249, referencing how the last update of ''VideoGame/TheBlueBallsIncident'' before 2.0 was denoted with a 1 followed by a decimal point and 24 nines.
** Judith's Earth is 221711, which is the US notation for November 17th, 2022 (the release date of ''DJX'') backwards.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** Every universe identifier is derived from a release date or other number relevant to them, with the digits moved around or changed slightly:
** *** Salty's Earth is numbered 409, which is the anniversary of ''VideoGame/SaltysSundayNight'' in US notation (04/09, April 9th).
** *** Brooke's Earth is 88, the anniversary of ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' (August 8th.)
** *** Aloe's Earth is 16063, which is the Japanese notation for Cover Corporation's founding date (June 13th, 2016) with the "1" in "13" dropped.
** *** Toon Boyfriend's Earth is 2819, which is a rearrangement of the digits for 1928 (the year his world is stuck in, and also the release year of ''WesternAnimation/PlaneCrazy''.)
** *** Mobian Boyfriend's Earth is 623, the anniversary of ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog1'' (June 23rd) in US notation.
** *** Sketchy's world is 120607, which contains the anniversary of Jason the Art Kid's remaster in UK notation (June 12th.)
** *** Blueballs's Earth is 1249, referencing how the last update of ''VideoGame/TheBlueBallsIncident'' before 2.0 was denoted with a 1 followed by a decimal point and 24 nines.
** *** Judith's Earth is 221711, which is the US notation for November 17th, 2022 (the release date of ''DJX'') backwards.
** Every universe identifier is derived from a release date or other number relevant to them, with the digits moved around or changed slightly:
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** Player's Earth is 804, the anniversary of ''WebAnimation/FridayNightFunkinLogic'' (April 8th) in UK notation.
** [=RecD=] Boyfriend's Earth is 1215, the upload date of ''Dadbattle WITH LYRICS'' in MYD with the third 1 dropped.
** Clay Boyfriend's Earth is 5619, which is a rearrangement of the year Play-Doh was patented (1956.)
** [[spoiler:Ghost Peppered Salty's world]] is the OddNameOut of the bunch, being numbered 21 after the "what's 9 + 10?" meme for RuleOfFunny.
** [=RecD=] Boyfriend's Earth is 1215, the upload date of ''Dadbattle WITH LYRICS'' in MYD with the third 1 dropped.
** Clay Boyfriend's Earth is 5619, which is a rearrangement of the year Play-Doh was patented (1956.)
** [[spoiler:Ghost Peppered Salty's world]] is the OddNameOut of the bunch, being numbered 21 after the "what's 9 + 10?" meme for RuleOfFunny.
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** The first standalone full-color post featuring the Earth-16063 cast has Aloe, Nene, and Botan recreate the "Shinji, crank that Soulja Boy" meme, referencing not only a ''Spider-Verse''-themed version of said meme with Peni Parker but also how the ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' cast cameos as Peni's classmates.
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** Benjamin's implicit levelheadedness as Ezekiel Sims's replacement is meant to be a more accurate portrayal of him compared to fanon, which tends to exaggerate his weaknesses and ignore [[GrewASpine the dialogue preceding "Genesis."]]
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* "Funkin' Attack" ("[[VideoGame/VsImpostor Monotone Attack]];" Gracie, Bunfriend, Toon Boyfriend, and Aloe)
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* "Crossed Hope" ("[[VideoGame/VsGorefield CATaclysm]]", The X vs. [[VideoGame/CyberSensation Taeyai]]/[[AdaptationNameChange Talia]])Talia]])[[note]]This is a non-canon scenario[[/note]]
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* "Crossed Hope" ("[[VideoGame/VsGorefield CATaclysm]]", The X vs. [[VideoGame/CyberSensation Taeyai]])
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* MetaTwist:
** The Corruption is Venom's replacement, meaning it fits into TheStationsOfTheCanon as a counterpart for encountering the latter. However, the story puts a double-layered twist on its involvement -- [[spoiler:not only has ''no one'' encountered it sans a scant few individuals, the first documented case (Aloe) originates from a world whose original writing ''explicitly rejected the idea of the Corruption's existence'']].
** [[spoiler:Boyfriend's rogues still exist on Earth-16063, even though they've also been branded rejects by the script it's derived from]].
** The Corruption is Venom's replacement, meaning it fits into TheStationsOfTheCanon as a counterpart for encountering the latter. However, the story puts a double-layered twist on its involvement -- [[spoiler:not only has ''no one'' encountered it sans a scant few individuals, the first documented case (Aloe) originates from a world whose original writing ''explicitly rejected the idea of the Corruption's existence'']].
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** [[spoiler:Tabi and the Corruption were characters explicitly rejected from ''VideoGame/HoloFunk'' 6.0.0, but both turn up on Earth-16063 as thorns in Aloe's side during the TimeSkip]].
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* SharedUniverse: ''Webcomic/SonicIntoAcrossAndBeyond'' is considered half-canon to the story's multiverse, though any details beyond the statement of such are not given.
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** [[spoiler:While Peni's CynicismCatalyst is never elaborated on (with the most common theory defaulting to [[ComicBook/SpiderVerse the comics]] and assuming the culprit was VEN#M), there are notes in several places suggesting [[MetaTwist Boyfriend's original enemies suddenly appeared on Earth-16063]] during the TimeSkip, with the resulting conflict eating away at Aloe's psyche. Cyan is dead, too, but it's not entirely clear how he plays into this in terms of actual events]].
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** [[spoiler:While Peni's CynicismCatalyst While [[spoiler:Peni's CynicismCatalyst]] during the TimeSkip is never elaborated on (with the most common theory defaulting to [[ComicBook/SpiderVerse the comics]] and assuming the culprit was VEN#M), Peni [[spoiler:was mourning VEN#M's casualties]]), there are notes in several places suggesting [[MetaTwist [[spoiler:[[MetaTwist Boyfriend's original enemies suddenly appeared on Earth-16063]] during the TimeSkip, two years that had passed, with the resulting conflict eating away at Aloe's psyche. Cyan is dead, too, but it's not entirely clear how he plays into this in terms of actual events]].
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* AdaptationalExplanation: A common criticism of the original ''Into'' script is that Gwen should not have been able to feasibly sneak into Visions Academy as a student, as most American high schools are private property. Salty and Gracie, however, are college age, and American college campuses are largely unsecured during business hours, making it much easier for Gracie to pose as a student compared to Gwen -- especially in freshman lectures where there isn't much direct student interaction.
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** Drone Boyfriend gets additional content related to his origins, in comparison to Cyborg Spider-Woman who had much of her characterization stripped from the final cut of ''Across''.
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** A common criticism of the original ''Into'' script is that Gwen should not have been able to feasibly sneak into Visions Academy as a student, as most American high schools are private property. Salty and Gracie, however, are college age, and American college campuses are largely unsecured during business hours, making it much easier for Gracie to pose as a student compared to Gwen -- especially in freshman lectures where there isn't much direct studentinteraction.interaction.
** [[spoiler:While Peni's CynicismCatalyst is never elaborated on (with the most common theory defaulting to [[ComicBook/SpiderVerse the comics]] and assuming the culprit was VEN#M), there are notes in several places suggesting [[MetaTwist Boyfriend's original enemies suddenly appeared on Earth-16063]] during the TimeSkip, with the resulting conflict eating away at Aloe's psyche. Cyan is dead, too, but it's not entirely clear how he plays into this in terms of actual events]].
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** A common criticism of the original ''Into'' script is that Gwen should not have been able to feasibly sneak into Visions Academy as a student, as most American high schools are private property. Salty and Gracie, however, are college age, and American college campuses are largely unsecured during business hours, making it much easier for Gracie to pose as a student compared to Gwen -- especially in freshman lectures where there isn't much direct student
** [[spoiler:While Peni's CynicismCatalyst is never elaborated on (with the most common theory defaulting to [[ComicBook/SpiderVerse the comics]] and assuming the culprit was VEN#M), there are notes in several places suggesting [[MetaTwist Boyfriend's original enemies suddenly appeared on Earth-16063]] during the TimeSkip, with the resulting conflict eating away at Aloe's psyche. Cyan is dead, too, but it's not entirely clear how he plays into this in terms of actual events]].
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted (not counting {{Alternate Sel|f}}ves); with Weekend 1 being canon to the lore, there are two different people named Nene. One is Pico's on-again, off-again friend, the other (with the last name Momosuzu) is Aloe's best friend and crush. Only Earth-13166's original script acknowledges this, making "Nene N. Grounds" a LoonyFan of Nene Momosuzu.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted (not counting {{Alternate Sel|f}}ves); with Weekend 1 being canon to the lore, there are two different people named Nene. One is Pico's on-again, off-again friend, the other (with the last name Momosuzu) is Aloe's best friend and crush. Only Earth-13166's original script acknowledges this, this in-universe, making "Nene N. Grounds" a LoonyFan of Nene Momosuzu.Momosuzu, but the latter already has the nickname "Nenechi" to set her apart regardless.
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* AdaptationalExplanation: A common criticism of the original ''Into'' script is that Gwen should not have been able to feasibly sneak into Visions Academy as a student, as most American high schools are private property. Salty and Gracie, however, are college age, and American college campuses are largely unsecured during business hours, making it much easier for Gracie to pose as a student compared to Gwen -- especially in freshman lectures where there isn't much direct student interaction.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted (not counting {{Alternate Sel|f}}ves); with Weekend 1 being canon to the lore, there are two different people named Nene. One is Pico's on-again, off-again friend, the other (with the last name Momosuzu) is Aloe's best friend and crush. Only Earth-13166's original script acknowledges this, making "Nene N. Grounds" a LoonyFan of Nene Momosuzu.
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* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/HoloFunk Cyan]], [[VideoGame/VsOurpleGuy Parker]], [[VideoGame/FridayNightFlippin Sen]], [[VideoGame/TheBlueballsIncident Cam's Girlfriend]], [[ComicBook/SonicTheComic Porker Lewis]], Neko, and [[VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinDSides D-Sides Skarlet]] are all dead in this continuity, wiped out by canon events]].
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** [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/HoloFunk Cyan]], [[VideoGame/VsOurpleGuy Parker]], [[VideoGame/FridayNightFlippin Sen]], [[VideoGame/TheBlueballsIncident Cam's Girlfriend]], [[ComicBook/SonicTheComic Porker Lewis]], Neko, and [[VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinDSides D-Sides Skarlet]] are all dead in this continuity, wiped out by canonevents]].events]].
** More generally, while all of Weekend 1 is a canon event, there is a chance for every recurrence of it in the multiverse that [[spoiler:its Pico loses the events of "Blazin'" and is killed by Darnell]].
** [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/HoloFunk Cyan]], [[VideoGame/VsOurpleGuy Parker]], [[VideoGame/FridayNightFlippin Sen]], [[VideoGame/TheBlueballsIncident Cam's Girlfriend]], [[ComicBook/SonicTheComic Porker Lewis]], Neko, and [[VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinDSides D-Sides Skarlet]] are all dead in this continuity, wiped out by canon
** More generally, while all of Weekend 1 is a canon event, there is a chance for every recurrence of it in the multiverse that [[spoiler:its Pico loses the events of "Blazin'" and is killed by Darnell]].
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** The notion that the "canon event" theory is bogus, as well as the idea that [[spoiler:disruption always ends in universal collapse]] gets touched on a bit more. Aside from symbolic speculation, it's stated that Earth-1124 (''Hoodrats!'') has five variants of Sky, but Kenji, Judith, and that world's Boyfriend all cook the books to ensure Cam thinks only the one that's actually called Sky exists.
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** The notion that the "canon event" theory is bogus, as well as the idea that [[spoiler:disruption always ends in universal collapse]] gets touched on a bit more. Aside from symbolic speculation, it's stated that Earth-1124 (''Hoodrats!'') has five variants of Sky, but Kenji, Judith, and that world's Boyfriend all cook the books to ensure Cam thinks the only the one that's actually called Sky exists."Sky" of that dimension is Skyblack.
