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** The failed Protos colony, the first attempt at rehabilitating murderous sprites who were unable to shed their original game personas. The founders merged them with NPC codes, initially making them docile and productive. However, it didnt last, and the killers soon reverted to their original violent personas, only now, they were ''immortal'' as well. The entire colony was quickly overrun with immortal, indestructible mass murderers, and had to be abandoned in a damaged ROM and left to die as it collapsed.
** The eventual fate of [[spoiler: The Seer]]. For all his grandstanding, he had overlooked a fatal flaw in his plans; the game sprites he fused with to create his new form all had ''different end battle codes'', which would trigger when said character died. The result? Instead of simply respawning when he was defeated like he predicted, his code was permanently corrupted, destroying him.
** The eventual fate of [[spoiler: The Seer]]. For all his grandstanding, he had overlooked a fatal flaw in his plans; the game sprites he fused with to create his new form all had ''different end battle codes'', which would trigger when said character died. The result? Instead of simply respawning when he was defeated like he predicted, his code was permanently corrupted, destroying him.
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** The failed Protos colony, the first attempt at rehabilitating murderous sprites who were unable to shed their original game personas. The founders merged them with NPC codes, initially making volunteers, who's personalities because 'dominant' and make them docile and productive. However, it didnt didn't last, and they began randomly flipping to the killers soon reverted to their original violent murderous sprites' personas, only now, they were ''immortal'' as well. The entire colony was quickly overrun with immortal, indestructible mass murderers, and who had to be abandoned in a damaged ROM and left to die as it collapsed.
** The eventual fate of [[spoiler: The Seer]]. For all his grandstanding, he had overlooked a fatal flaw in his plans; the game sprites he fused with to create his new form all had ''different end battle codes'', which would trigger when said character died. Crystal, not expecting to die, never bothered picking which death to default to, and the Seer never bothered fixing that. The result? Instead of simplyrespawning when losing access to the sprites' layer of the internet as he was defeated like thought he predicted, might, the conflicting death algorithms ''crashed his code was entire program''. If he's not permanently corrupted, destroying him.dead, he's a vegetable.
** The eventual fate of [[spoiler: The Seer]]. For all his grandstanding, he had overlooked a fatal flaw in his plans; the game sprites he fused with to create his new form all had ''different end battle codes'', which would trigger when said character died. Crystal, not expecting to die, never bothered picking which death to default to, and the Seer never bothered fixing that. The result? Instead of simply
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* NightmareFuel: Sheena's dream about the sprites who might be overlooked and left behind when the organization liberates a game, which inevitably leads to its code collapsing, destroying it. While they save ''every'' sprite who can move and/or talk, Sheena is terrified that they are missing silent or immovable sprites, who are either permanently killed when their world literally collapses on them, or, possibly in the case of NPC's, left to suffer a FateWorseThanDeath.
** They never really establish if NPC's truly die when they're trapped in a collapsing code. NPC characters are subject to CompleteImmortality, and cannot be destroyed by any physical means. This lends even more horror to the original Protos colony...
** The failed Protos colony, the first attempt at rehabilitating murderous sprites who were unable to shed their original game personas. The founders merged them with NPC codes, initially making them docile and productive. However, it didnt last, and the killers soon reverted to their original violent personas, only now, they were ''immortal'' as well. The entire colony was quickly overrun with immortal, indestructible mass murderers, and had to be abandoned and collapsed. And, since they never establish that NPC's truly die if their code is destroyed, Protos might still be out there somewhere, waiting...
** They never really establish if NPC's truly die when they're trapped in a collapsing code. NPC characters are subject to CompleteImmortality, and cannot be destroyed by any physical means. This lends even more horror to the original Protos colony...
** The failed Protos colony, the first attempt at rehabilitating murderous sprites who were unable to shed their original game personas. The founders merged them with NPC codes, initially making them docile and productive. However, it didnt last, and the killers soon reverted to their original violent personas, only now, they were ''immortal'' as well. The entire colony was quickly overrun with immortal, indestructible mass murderers, and had to be abandoned and collapsed. And, since they never establish that NPC's truly die if their code is destroyed, Protos might still be out there somewhere, waiting...
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* NightmareFuel: Sheena's dream about the sprites who might be overlooked and left behind when the organization liberates a game, which inevitably leads to its code collapsing, destroying it. While they save ''every'' sprite who can move and/or talk, Sheena is terrified that they are missing silent or immovable sprites, who are either permanently killed when their world literally collapses on them, or, possibly in the case of NPC's, left to suffer a FateWorseThanDeath.
** They never really establish if NPC's truly die when they're trapped in a collapsing code. NPC characters are subject to CompleteImmortality, and cannot be destroyed by any physical means. This lends even more horror to the original Protos colony...
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** The failed Protos colony, the first attempt at rehabilitating murderous sprites who were unable to shed their original game personas. The founders merged them with NPC codes, initially making them docile and productive. However, it didnt last, and the killers soon reverted to their original violent personas, only now, they were ''immortal'' as well. The entire colony was quickly overrun with immortal, indestructible mass murderers, and had to be abandoned in a damaged ROM andcollapsed. And, since they never establish that NPC's truly left to die if their code is destroyed, Protos might still be out there somewhere, waiting...as it collapsed.
** They never really establish if NPC's truly die when they're trapped in a collapsing code. NPC characters are subject to CompleteImmortality, and cannot be destroyed by any physical means. This lends even more horror to the original Protos colony...
** The failed Protos colony, the first attempt at rehabilitating murderous sprites who were unable to shed their original game personas. The founders merged them with NPC codes, initially making them docile and productive. However, it didnt last, and the killers soon reverted to their original violent personas, only now, they were ''immortal'' as well. The entire colony was quickly overrun with immortal, indestructible mass murderers, and had to be abandoned in a damaged ROM and
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*** Of course, Radd's final comment about Korea nuking LA becomes HarsherInHindsight if you're living in 2017 with America and North Korea making threats against each other...
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*** Of course, Radd's final comment about Korea nuking LA in the same strip becomes HarsherInHindsight if you're living in 2017 with America and North Korea making threats against each other...
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** Comic 422 is one outside of the story which involves Radd, Bogey and Sheena starring in a show about the 00s. Most of the references in it became ''extremely'' outdated even by the midpoint of that decade.
*** Of course, Radd's final comment about Korea nuking LA becomes HarsherInHindsight if you're living in 2017 with America and North Korea making threats against each other...
*** Of course, Radd's final comment about Korea nuking LA becomes HarsherInHindsight if you're living in 2017 with America and North Korea making threats against each other...
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* HilariousInHindsight: Read this comic then go watch ''Film/WreckItRalph''. Eerie similarities neh? And keep in mind this comic ''predated'' that movie.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Read this comic then go watch ''Film/WreckItRalph''.''Disney/WreckItRalph''. Eerie similarities neh? And keep in mind this comic ''predated'' that movie.
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** They never really establish if NPC's truly die when they're trapped in a collapsing code. NPC characters are subject to TrueImmortality, and cannot be destroyed by any physical means. This lends even more horror to the original Protos colony...
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** They never really establish if NPC's truly die when they're trapped in a collapsing code. NPC characters are subject to TrueImmortality, CompleteImmortality, and cannot be destroyed by any physical means. This lends even more horror to the original Protos colony...
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** It also seems has kinda similar themes to Undertale...
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** It also seems has kinda similar themes to Undertale...''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}''...
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: ''Everyone'' gets at least one. See [[Awesome/KidRadd here]] for more details.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: [[Heartwarming/KidRadd Has its own page]].
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The Kidd Radd ending theme. It's kr_final.mid on [[http://tangent128.name/depot/kid_radd.zip here]]. Enjoy!
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: [[Heartwarming/KidRadd Has its own page]].
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The Kidd Radd ending theme. It's kr_final.mid on [[http://tangent128.name/depot/kid_radd.zip here]]. Enjoy!
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: ''Everyone'' gets at least one. See [[Awesome/KidRadd here]] for more details.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: [[Heartwarming/KidRadd Has its own page]].
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome:AwesomeMusic: The Kidd Kid Radd ending theme. It's kr_final.mid on [[http://tangent128.name/depot/kid_radd.zip here]]. Enjoy!
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: [[Heartwarming/KidRadd Has its own page]].
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler:The HeroicSacrifice above is played ''very'' well]].
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler:The [[spoiler: Bogey's HeroicSacrifice above in the final battle is played ''very'' well]].well.]]
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* NightmareFuel: Sheena's dream about the sprites who might be overlooked and left behind when the organization liberates a game, which inevitably leads to its code collapsing, destroying it. While they save ''every'' sprite who can move and/or talk, Sheena is terrified that they are missing silent or immovable sprites, who are either permanently killed when their world literally collapses on them, or, possibly in the case of NPC's, left to suffer a FateWorseThanDeath.
** They never really establish if NPC's truly die when they're trapped in a collapsing code. NPC characters are subject to TrueImmortality, and cannot be destroyed by any physical means. This lends even more horror to the original Protos colony...
** The failed Protos colony, the first attempt at rehabilitating murderous sprites who were unable to shed their original game personas. The founders merged them with NPC codes, initially making them docile and productive. However, it didnt last, and the killers soon reverted to their original violent personas, only now, they were ''immortal'' as well. The entire colony was quickly overrun with immortal, indestructible mass murderers, and had to be abandoned and collapsed. And, since they never establish that NPC's truly die if their code is destroyed, Protos might still be out there somewhere, waiting...
** The eventual fate of [[spoiler: The Seer]]. For all his grandstanding, he had overlooked a fatal flaw in his plans; the game sprites he fused with to create his new form all had ''different end battle codes'', which would trigger when said character died. The result? Instead of simply respawning when he was defeated like he predicted, his code was permanently corrupted, destroying him.
** They never really establish if NPC's truly die when they're trapped in a collapsing code. NPC characters are subject to TrueImmortality, and cannot be destroyed by any physical means. This lends even more horror to the original Protos colony...
** The failed Protos colony, the first attempt at rehabilitating murderous sprites who were unable to shed their original game personas. The founders merged them with NPC codes, initially making them docile and productive. However, it didnt last, and the killers soon reverted to their original violent personas, only now, they were ''immortal'' as well. The entire colony was quickly overrun with immortal, indestructible mass murderers, and had to be abandoned and collapsed. And, since they never establish that NPC's truly die if their code is destroyed, Protos might still be out there somewhere, waiting...
** The eventual fate of [[spoiler: The Seer]]. For all his grandstanding, he had overlooked a fatal flaw in his plans; the game sprites he fused with to create his new form all had ''different end battle codes'', which would trigger when said character died. The result? Instead of simply respawning when he was defeated like he predicted, his code was permanently corrupted, destroying him.
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** It also seems has kinda similar themes to Undertale...
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* CompleteMonster: [[BiggerBad The Seer]] is essentially a virus that didn't go off on the day it was scheduled to because he realized that humanity would survive. He spends the entirety of the comic finding a way to get a sprite body, then a physical body, so he could [[OmnicidalManiac kill everybody in both worlds]]. He didn't need to do any of this. He could easily kill both populations at any point, but wants to be there physically so he can see his victims cower in fear of him before he slaughters them. Then, once he was done with Earth, he planned to search the galaxy for other forms of life just so he could go on killing for eons.
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** Its composer, interestingly enough, would later go on to do music for [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} another sound-enabled new media project]].
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** Its composer, interestingly enough, Mark Hadley, would later go on to do music for [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} another sound-enabled new media project]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: The Seer]] is essentially [[spoiler: he's a virus that didn't go off on the day it was scheduled to because he realized that humanity would survive. He spends the entirety of the comic finding a way to get a sprite body, then a physical body, so he could kill everybody in both worlds]]. The kicker? [[spoiler: He didn't need to do any of this. He could easily kill both populations at any point, but wants to be there physically so he can see his victims cower in fear of him before he slaughters them. Then, once he was done with Earth, he planned to search the galaxy for other forms of life just so he could go on killing for eons]]. Radd probably summed it up best.
--> '''Radd''': Dude, you are the sickest thing on the internet. And that's saying a lot.\\
'''[[spoiler: The Seer]]''': Blame my creator... I think I'll thank him personally before I kill him.
--> '''Radd''': Dude, you are the sickest thing on the internet. And that's saying a lot.\\
'''[[spoiler: The Seer]]''': Blame my creator... I think I'll thank him personally before I kill him.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: [[BiggerBad The Seer]] is essentially [[spoiler: he's a virus that didn't go off on the day it was scheduled to because he realized that humanity would survive. He spends the entirety of the comic finding a way to get a sprite body, then a physical body, so he could [[OmnicidalManiac kill everybody in both worlds]]. The kicker? [[spoiler: He didn't need to do any of this. He could easily kill both populations at any point, but wants to be there physically so he can see his victims cower in fear of him before he slaughters them. Then, once he was done with Earth, he planned to search the galaxy for other forms of life just so he could go on killing for eons]]. Radd probably summed it up best.
--> '''Radd''': Dude, you are the sickest thing on the internet. And that's saying a lot.\\
'''[[spoiler: The Seer]]''': Blame my creator... I think I'll thank him personally before I kill him.eons.
--> '''Radd''': Dude, you are the sickest thing on the internet. And that's saying a lot.\\
'''[[spoiler: The Seer]]''': Blame my creator... I think I'll thank him personally before I kill him.
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'''[[spoiler: The Seer]]''': Blame my creator...I think I'll thank him personally before I kill him.
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'''[[spoiler: The Seer]]''': Blame my creator... I think I'll thank him personally before I kill him.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: The Seer]]is essentially [[spoiler: he's a virus that didn't go off on the day it was scheduled to because he realized that humanity would survive. He spends the entirety of the comic finding a way to get a sprite body, then a physical body, so he could kill everybody in both worlds]]. The kicker? [[spoiler: He didn't need to do any of this. He could easily kill both populations at any point, but wants to be there physically so he can see his victims cower in fear of him before he slaughters them. Then, once he was done with Earth, he planned to search the galaxy for other forms of life just so he could go on killing for eons]]. Radd probably summed it up best.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: The Seer]]is Seer]] is essentially [[spoiler: he's a virus that didn't go off on the day it was scheduled to because he realized that humanity would survive. He spends the entirety of the comic finding a way to get a sprite body, then a physical body, so he could kill everybody in both worlds]]. The kicker? [[spoiler: He didn't need to do any of this. He could easily kill both populations at any point, but wants to be there physically so he can see his victims cower in fear of him before he slaughters them. Then, once he was done with Earth, he planned to search the galaxy for other forms of life just so he could go on killing for eons]]. Radd probably summed it up best.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Naming the obvious [[{{Earthbound}} Ness]] {{Expy}} "[[TheUntouchables Eliot]]". [[ViewersAreGeniuses Yeah]].
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* FridgeBrilliance: Naming the obvious [[{{Earthbound}} [[Videogame/EarthBound Ness]] {{Expy}} "[[TheUntouchables Eliot]]". [[ViewersAreGeniuses Yeah]].
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: [[spoiler: Radd meeting his Player in his attempt to revive Bogey]]. Also, [[spoiler: Sheena's line: "Even if I wasn't written for it, I would've fallen for you anyway."]] And [[spoiler: the ending]].
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: [[spoiler: Radd meeting his Player in his attempt to revive Bogey]]. Also, [[spoiler: Sheena's line: "Even if I wasn't written for it, I would've fallen for you anyway."]] And [[spoiler: the ending]].[[Heartwarming/KidRadd Has its own page]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: The Seer]]. Essentially, [[spoiler: he's a virus that didn't go off on the day it was scheduled to because he realized that humanity would survive. He spends the entirety of the comic finding a way to get a sprite body, then a physical body, so he could kill everybody in both worlds]]. The kicker? [[spoiler: He didn't need to do any of this. He could easily kill both populations at any point, but wants to be there physically so he can see his victims cower in fear of him before he slaughters them. Then, once he was done with Earth, he planned to search the galaxy for other forms of life just so he could go on killing for eons]]. Radd probably summed it up best.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: The Seer]]. Essentially, Seer]]is essentially [[spoiler: he's a virus that didn't go off on the day it was scheduled to because he realized that humanity would survive. He spends the entirety of the comic finding a way to get a sprite body, then a physical body, so he could kill everybody in both worlds]]. The kicker? [[spoiler: He didn't need to do any of this. He could easily kill both populations at any point, but wants to be there physically so he can see his victims cower in fear of him before he slaughters them. Then, once he was done with Earth, he planned to search the galaxy for other forms of life just so he could go on killing for eons]]. Radd probably summed it up best.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: The Seer]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler: The Seer]]. Essentially, [[spoiler: he's a virus that didn't go off on the day it was scheduled to because he realized that humanity would survive. He spends the entirety of the comic finding a way to get a sprite body, then a physical body, so he could kill everybody in both worlds]]. The kicker? [[spoiler: He didn't need to do any of this. He could easily kill both populations at any point, but wants to be there physically so he can see his victims cower in fear of him before he slaughters them. Then, once he was done with Earth, he planned to search the galaxy for other forms of life just so he could go on killing for eons]]. Radd probably summed it up best.
--> '''Radd''': Dude, you are the sickest thing on the internet. And that's saying a lot.\\
'''[[spoiler: The Seer]]''': Blame my creator...I think I'll thank him personally before I kill him.
--> '''Radd''': Dude, you are the sickest thing on the internet. And that's saying a lot.\\
'''[[spoiler: The Seer]]''': Blame my creator...I think I'll thank him personally before I kill him.
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Not YMMV anymore. Moving.
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: [[spoiler: GI Guy, who thinks humans and sprites are irredeemably violent and have to be killed and destroyed for their own good]].
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1PKxd57vxQ The Kidd Radd ending theme]]. It's kr_final.mid on [[http://tangent128.name/depot/kid_radd.zip here]]. Enjoy!
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1PKxd57vxQ The Kidd Radd ending theme]].theme. It's kr_final.mid on [[http://tangent128.name/depot/kid_radd.zip here]]. Enjoy!
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Alas Poor Villain is being moved back to Main. Examples that don\'t describe the moment or are purely editor opinion are being deleted.
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Crystal's motivations and FreudianExcuse are examined just before she becomes part of the Seer's chimera form, and they go a long way toward explaining her psychopathic, violent behavior. Similarly, G.I. Guy is given a very sympathetic treatment, though he is always presented as a violent AntiHero and, later, a WellIntentionedExtremist rather than a straight villain]].
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Crystal's motivations and FreudianExcuse are examined just before she becomes part of the Seer's chimera form, and they go a long way toward explaining her psychopathic, violent behavior]].
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Crystal's motivations and FreudianExcuse are examined just before she becomes part of the Seer's chimera form, and they go a long way toward explaining her psychopathic, violent behavior]].behavior. Similarly, G.I. Guy is given a very sympathetic treatment, though he is always presented as a violent AntiHero and, later, a WellIntentionedExtremist rather than a straight villain]].
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: ''Everyone'' gets at least one. See [[CrowningMoment/WebComics here]] for more details.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: ''Everyone'' gets at least one. See [[CrowningMoment/WebComics [[Awesome/KidRadd here]] for more details.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Read this comic then go watch ''Film/WreckItRalph''. Eerie similarities neh? And keep in mind this comic ''predated'' that movie.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: ''Everyone'' gets at least one. See [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/CrowningMoment/WebComics here for more details]].
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: ''Everyone'' gets at least one. See [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/CrowningMoment/WebComics here [[CrowningMoment/WebComics here]] for more details]].details.
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* GameBreaker: Sprites who were balanced in their own games can be very broken in other games.
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* GameBreaker: Sprites who were balanced in their own games can be very broken in other games.FridgeBrilliance: Naming the obvious [[{{Earthbound}} Ness]] {{Expy}} "[[TheUntouchables Eliot]]". [[ViewersAreGeniuses Yeah]].
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For once, this /isn\'t/ actually YMMV - it\'s a literal plot point.
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* GoodBadBugs: Used for dramatic effect. [[spoiler: Because of programmer laziness, the charged Mega Radd just charges until the variable limit has been reached. In his original game, this put Radd's maximum damage at 255. On modern systems, the limit is high enough to cause [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt ...problems]]]].
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** The story touches on this general theme [[{{Understatement}} a few times]].
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** Its composer, interestingly enough, would later go on to do music for [[{{Homestuck}} another sound-enabled new media project]].
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