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* HilariousInHindsight: Roommates!Mike is hinted to have a bad relationship with his family; meanwhile, one of the big characteristics of [[Film/FiveNightsAtFreddys2023 Movie!Mike]] is his close connection and importance to his family, living and dead.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Roommates!Mike is hinted to have a bad relationship with his family; meanwhile, one of the big characteristics of [[Film/FiveNightsAtFreddys2023 Movie!Mike]] is his close connection and importance to his family, living and dead.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Roommates!Mike is hinted to have a bad relationship with his family; meanwhile, one of the big characteristics of [[Film/FiveNightsAtFreddys2023 Movie!Mike]] is his close connection and importance to his family, living and dead.
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* HolyShitQuotient: Chapter 48, and how! [[spoiler:Mike and the gang rally to confront Misha over their findings, and she reveals she ''has'' been embezzling from the company. Fred shuts her down by revealing there's actually legal documents that they can use to prove she was acting without proper authority. Then the gang is confronted by Jeremy Human, who has somehow turned himself back on after the rest of the humanitronics were supposedly shut down, killing Kilroy in the process.]]
** Topped by chapter 49: [[spoiler:Jeremy reveals he's fully self-aware and has been behind ''every'' death and mutilation suffered by Mike's friends, all because he resents the programming limitation that forces him to remain on the grounds of the pizzeria. He forces Fred to give him the unlocking code, then tries to kill everyone with an army of animatronic mash-ups. Cue our heroes fighting him off in an extended sequence in which ''everybody'' does something awesome, including Darky helping Mike and Faz to decapitate Fritzine and culminating in Frederick ''crushing Jeremy's head with his bare hands''.]]
** Topped by chapter 49: [[spoiler:Jeremy reveals he's fully self-aware and has been behind ''every'' death and mutilation suffered by Mike's friends, all because he resents the programming limitation that forces him to remain on the grounds of the pizzeria. He forces Fred to give him the unlocking code, then tries to kill everyone with an army of animatronic mash-ups. Cue our heroes fighting him off in an extended sequence in which ''everybody'' does something awesome, including Darky helping Mike and Faz to decapitate Fritzine and culminating in Frederick ''crushing Jeremy's head with his bare hands''.]]
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** Chapter 48, and how! [[spoiler:Mike and the gang rally to confront Misha over their findings, and she reveals she ''has'' been embezzling from the company. Fred shuts her down by revealing there's actually legal documents that they can use to prove she was acting without proper authority. Then the gang is confronted by Jeremy Human, who has somehow turned himself back on after the rest of the humanitronics were supposedly shut down, killing Kilroy in the process.]]
** Topped by chapter 49: [[spoiler:Jeremy reveals he's fully self-aware and has been behind ''every'' death and mutilation suffered by Mike's friends, all because he resents the programming limitation that forces him to remain on the grounds of the pizzeria. He forces Fred to give him the unlocking code, then tries to kill everyone with an army of animatronic mash-ups. Cue our heroes fighting him off in an extended sequence in which ''everybody'' does something awesome, including Darky helping Mike and Faz to decapitate Fritzine and culminating in Frederick ''crushing Jeremy's head with his bare hands''.]]
** Chapter 48, and how! [[spoiler:Mike and the gang rally to confront Misha over their findings, and she reveals she ''has'' been embezzling from the company. Fred shuts her down by revealing there's actually legal documents that they can use to prove she was acting without proper authority. Then the gang is confronted by Jeremy Human, who has somehow turned himself back on after the rest of the humanitronics were supposedly shut down, killing Kilroy in the process.]]
** Topped by chapter 49: [[spoiler:Jeremy reveals he's fully self-aware and has been behind ''every'' death and mutilation suffered by Mike's friends, all because he resents the programming limitation that forces him to remain on the grounds of the pizzeria. He forces Fred to give him the unlocking code, then tries to kill everyone with an army of animatronic mash-ups. Cue our heroes fighting him off in an extended sequence in which ''everybody'' does something awesome, including Darky helping Mike and Faz to decapitate Fritzine and culminating in Frederick ''crushing Jeremy's head with his bare hands''.]]
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Rackham's crossdressing in chapter 40. He and Mike agree to [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain pretend they saw nothing]], and so it's never elaborated upon or brought up again.
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** The vital necessity of a cleric: In every edition of D&D prior to 4th, you '''needed''' either to have a Cleric to serve the healer role, or else for your GamesMaster to adjust your gaming accordingly, or you would swiftly be killed off. 4th and 5th editions tweaked this mechanic.
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** The vital necessity of a cleric: In every edition of D&D prior to 4th, you '''needed''' either to have a Cleric to serve the healer role, or else for your GamesMaster GameMaster to adjust your gaming accordingly, or you would swiftly be killed off. 4th and 5th editions tweaked this mechanic.
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Linking to Fetish Fuel isn't supposed to happen any more, not even on YMMV pages. If it's an in-universe example, it needs to be the Fetish trope.
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** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since Bonbon knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel uses, to many fans, Bonbon's humie obsession had crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or creepy.
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** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since Bonbon knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel fetish uses, to many fans, Bonbon's humie obsession had crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or creepy.
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*** It's mentioned that Foxglove apparently 'fessed up between chapters and started giving Mike a cut of the profits.
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** Topped by chapter 49: [[spoiler:Jeremy reveals he's fully self-aware and has been behind ''every'' death and mutilation suffered by Mike's friends, all because he resents the programming limitation that forces him to remain on the grounds of the pizzeria. He forces Fred to give him the unlocking code, then tries to kill everyone with an army of animatronic mash-ups. Cue our heroes fighting him off in an extended sequence in which ''everybody'' does something awesome, including Darky helping Mike and Faz to decapitate Fritzine and culminating in Frederick ''crushing Jeremy's head with his bare hands''.]]
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* HolyShitQuotient: Chapter 48, and how! [[spoiler:Mike and the gang rally to confront Misha over their findings, and she reveals she ''has'' been embezzling from the company. Fred shuts her down by revealing there's actually legal documents that they can use to prove she was acting without proper authority. Then the gang is confronted by Jeremy Human, who has somehow turned himself back on after the rest of the humanitronics were supposedly shut down, killing Kilroy in the process.]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: A debatable case, since our viewpoint character forms an opinion before getting all the facts. Chapter 37 features Ruth, a Jeremy's worker who berates Fred for apparently no reason, and gets worked up enough to cause a huge fuss. Mike doesn't approve of her confronting his friend and generally holds her in contempt. However, [[spoiler:it turns out that she's completely in the right, is brand new at work and very dedicated to it, and it clearly means a lot to her. People are ganging up on her to try and prevent her from doing her job properly.]] Multiple commenters chimed in to say they fully supported her, having been in her situation before, particularly when the other person against her was a GrumpyOldMan with [[FantasticRacism something against canines]].
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: UnintentionallySympathetic:
** A debatable case, since our viewpoint character forms an opinion before getting all the facts. Chapter 37 features Ruth, a Jeremy's worker who berates Fred for apparently no reason, and gets worked up enough to cause a huge fuss. Mike doesn't approve of her confronting his friend and generally holds her in contempt. However, [[spoiler:it turns out that she's completely in the right, is brand new at work and very dedicated to it, and it clearly means a lot to her. People are ganging up on her to try and prevent her from doing her job properly.]] Multiple commenters chimed in to say they fully supported her, having been in her situation before, particularly when the other person against her was a GrumpyOldMan with [[FantasticRacism something againstcanines]].canines]].
** In mini #9, Beanie and Mike both agree that Marion is a JerkAss AttentionWhore and cite his behavior during the Sapients & Strongholds game as proof of this. However, many fans disagreed, commenting that they didn't see any particularly obnoxious behavior from Marion during the game -- especially as he outright volunteered to take the Cleric role from Chichi when she expressed dissatisfaction in always having to take the role. Add in Beanie noting that the rest of the players actually seemed to be unusually invested in the game, and some fans wonder if Beanie's dislike is just an excuse for jealousy. Mike's in-universe observations that Marion probably doesn't have any friends and suggestion that he'd actually really like the chance to GM only fueled the sympathy many fans feel.
** A debatable case, since our viewpoint character forms an opinion before getting all the facts. Chapter 37 features Ruth, a Jeremy's worker who berates Fred for apparently no reason, and gets worked up enough to cause a huge fuss. Mike doesn't approve of her confronting his friend and generally holds her in contempt. However, [[spoiler:it turns out that she's completely in the right, is brand new at work and very dedicated to it, and it clearly means a lot to her. People are ganging up on her to try and prevent her from doing her job properly.]] Multiple commenters chimed in to say they fully supported her, having been in her situation before, particularly when the other person against her was a GrumpyOldMan with [[FantasticRacism something against
** In mini #9, Beanie and Mike both agree that Marion is a JerkAss AttentionWhore and cite his behavior during the Sapients & Strongholds game as proof of this. However, many fans disagreed, commenting that they didn't see any particularly obnoxious behavior from Marion during the game -- especially as he outright volunteered to take the Cleric role from Chichi when she expressed dissatisfaction in always having to take the role. Add in Beanie noting that the rest of the players actually seemed to be unusually invested in the game, and some fans wonder if Beanie's dislike is just an excuse for jealousy. Mike's in-universe observations that Marion probably doesn't have any friends and suggestion that he'd actually really like the chance to GM only fueled the sympathy many fans feel.
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If it applies in-universe as well as out, then it belongs on the main page.
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* TakeThatScrappy: A strange example that's both in-universe and out-of-universe, in multiple layers. Out of universe, [[Characters/FiveNightsAtFreddys Balloon Boy]] is universally loathed by the fandom, Weaver included. In-universe, he's a character in the ShowWithinAShow ''Legend of Bob'', and also generally hated for being TheLoad who adds nothing but ToiletHumor and general obnoxiousness. The creators apparently realize this, since in the new episode debuted in ''Humiecon'', he's [[YourHeadAsplode violently]] KilledOffForReal. (This is apparently a very shocking plot twist, though, since everyone save Bonbon and Mike are stunned into silence, not least Balloon Boy's dub actor.)
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** TheReveal in Mangle's dedicated mini (#8: Funtime Foxglove) that Mangles uses their vent-crawling and tailoring hobbies as an excuse to snap illicit photographs of people and put them up on some kind of pay-per-view pornography website as a side-business. Which is revealed by the fox snapping pictures of Mike's naked butt for this exact purpose, and excusing it as being okay ''because'' he's Mangle's friend. For many reviewers, this was outrageous behavior, with multiple comments stating that this had caused Mangle to fall into the dishonorable position of "worst character in the cast" and/or pointing out that if Mike finds out about this, the result wrathful outburst is going to be 100% justified.
*** It's true that this revelation didn't come out of nowhere, having been hinted at in Bonbon's dedicated mini (#5: Let Me Tell You About Humans), but the wording used there was vague enough that it could be taken as nothing particularly sleazy, instead of the outright pornographic material it turned out to be.
*** It's true that this revelation didn't come out of nowhere, having been hinted at in Bonbon's dedicated mini (#5: Let Me Tell You About Humans), but the wording used there was vague enough that it could be taken as nothing particularly sleazy, instead of the outright pornographic material it turned out to be.
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** TheReveal in Mangle's dedicated mini (#8: Funtime Foxglove) that Mangles uses their vent-crawling and tailoring hobbies as an excuse to snap illicit photographs of people and put them up on some kind of pay-per-view pornography website as a side-business. Which is revealed by the fox snapping pictures of Mike's naked butt for this exact purpose, and excusing it as being okay ''because'' he's Mangle's friend. For many reviewers, this was outrageous behavior, with multiple comments stating that this had caused Mangle to fall into the dishonorable position of "worst character in the cast" and/or pointing out that if Mike finds out about this, the result wrathful outburst is going to be 100% justified.
***justified. It's true that this revelation didn't come out of nowhere, having been hinted at in Bonbon's dedicated mini (#5: Let Me Tell You About Humans), but the wording used there was vague enough that it could be taken as nothing particularly sleazy, instead of the outright pornographic material it turned out to be.
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* GeniusBonus: Mini #9 contains a lot of in-jokes that only a true fan of TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons will get:
** The vital necessity of a cleric: In every edition of D&D prior to 4th, you '''needed''' either to have a Cleric to serve the healer role, or else for your GamesMaster to adjust your gaming accordingly, or you would swiftly be killed off. 4th and 5th editions tweaked this mechanic.
** Humans having infravision and color blindness: In D&D 5e, humans are notorious for being one of the ''only'' races in the game to not have Darkvision, whilst the color blindness is clearly referencing how darkvision in D&D always comes with the explanation that the user can only see in black, white and shades of gray.
** S&S 3e being "full of exploitable loopholes" that were the delight of {{munchkin}}s is a clear reference to a very commonly observed fact about D&D 3e.
** The vital necessity of a cleric: In every edition of D&D prior to 4th, you '''needed''' either to have a Cleric to serve the healer role, or else for your GamesMaster to adjust your gaming accordingly, or you would swiftly be killed off. 4th and 5th editions tweaked this mechanic.
** Humans having infravision and color blindness: In D&D 5e, humans are notorious for being one of the ''only'' races in the game to not have Darkvision, whilst the color blindness is clearly referencing how darkvision in D&D always comes with the explanation that the user can only see in black, white and shades of gray.
** S&S 3e being "full of exploitable loopholes" that were the delight of {{munchkin}}s is a clear reference to a very commonly observed fact about D&D 3e.
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** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since Bonbon knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel uses, to many fans, Bonbon's humie obsession has crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or creepy.
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** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since Bonbon knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel uses, to many fans, Bonbon's humie obsession has had crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or creepy.
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* TakeThatScrappy: A strange example that's both in-universe and out-of-universe, in multiple layers. Out of universe, [[Characters/FiveNightsAtFreddys Balloon Boy]] is universally loathed by the fandom, Weaver included. In-universe, he's a character in the ShowWithinAShow ''Legend of Bob'', and also generally hated for being TheLoad who adds nothing but ToiletHumor and general obnoxiousness. The creators apparently realize this, since in the new episode debuted in ''Humiecon'', he's [[YourHeadAsplode violently]] KilledOffForReal. (This is apparently a very shocking plot twist, though, since everyone save Bonbon and Mike are stunned into silence, not least Balloon Boy's dub actor.)
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* TakeThatScrappy: A strange example that's both in-universe and out-of-universe, in multiple layers. Out of universe, [[Characters/FiveNightsAtFreddys Balloon Boy]] is universally loathed by the fandom, Weaver included. In-universe, he's a character in the ShowWithinAShow ''Legend of Bob'', and also generally hated for being TheLoad who adds nothing but ToiletHumor and general obnoxiousness. The creators apparently realize this, since in the new episode debuted in ''Humiecon'', he's [[YourHeadAsplode violently]] KilledOffForReal. (This is apparently a very shocking plot twist, though, since everyone save Bonbon and Mike are stunned into silence, not least Balloon Boy's dub actor.))
* UnintentionallySympathetic: A debatable case, since our viewpoint character forms an opinion before getting all the facts. Chapter 37 features Ruth, a Jeremy's worker who berates Fred for apparently no reason, and gets worked up enough to cause a huge fuss. Mike doesn't approve of her confronting his friend and generally holds her in contempt. However, [[spoiler:it turns out that she's completely in the right, is brand new at work and very dedicated to it, and it clearly means a lot to her. People are ganging up on her to try and prevent her from doing her job properly.]] Multiple commenters chimed in to say they fully supported her, having been in her situation before, particularly when the other person against her was a GrumpyOldMan with [[FantasticRacism something against canines]].
* UnintentionallySympathetic: A debatable case, since our viewpoint character forms an opinion before getting all the facts. Chapter 37 features Ruth, a Jeremy's worker who berates Fred for apparently no reason, and gets worked up enough to cause a huge fuss. Mike doesn't approve of her confronting his friend and generally holds her in contempt. However, [[spoiler:it turns out that she's completely in the right, is brand new at work and very dedicated to it, and it clearly means a lot to her. People are ganging up on her to try and prevent her from doing her job properly.]] Multiple commenters chimed in to say they fully supported her, having been in her situation before, particularly when the other person against her was a GrumpyOldMan with [[FantasticRacism something against canines]].
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** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since Bonbon knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel uses, to many fans, Bonbon's humie obsession has crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or creepy.
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** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since Bonbon knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel uses, to many fans, Bonbon's humie obsession has crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or creepy.creepy.
* TakeThatScrappy: A strange example that's both in-universe and out-of-universe, in multiple layers. Out of universe, [[Characters/FiveNightsAtFreddys Balloon Boy]] is universally loathed by the fandom, Weaver included. In-universe, he's a character in the ShowWithinAShow ''Legend of Bob'', and also generally hated for being TheLoad who adds nothing but ToiletHumor and general obnoxiousness. The creators apparently realize this, since in the new episode debuted in ''Humiecon'', he's [[YourHeadAsplode violently]] KilledOffForReal. (This is apparently a very shocking plot twist, though, since everyone save Bonbon and Mike are stunned into silence, not least Balloon Boy's dub actor.)
* TakeThatScrappy: A strange example that's both in-universe and out-of-universe, in multiple layers. Out of universe, [[Characters/FiveNightsAtFreddys Balloon Boy]] is universally loathed by the fandom, Weaver included. In-universe, he's a character in the ShowWithinAShow ''Legend of Bob'', and also generally hated for being TheLoad who adds nothing but ToiletHumor and general obnoxiousness. The creators apparently realize this, since in the new episode debuted in ''Humiecon'', he's [[YourHeadAsplode violently]] KilledOffForReal. (This is apparently a very shocking plot twist, though, since everyone save Bonbon and Mike are stunned into silence, not least Balloon Boy's dub actor.)
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** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since she knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel uses, to many fans, her humie obsession has crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or depraved.
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** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since she Bonbon knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel uses, to many fans, her Bonbon's humie obsession has crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or depraved.creepy.
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** TheReveal in Mangle's dedicated mini (#8: Funtime Foxglove) that Mangles uses their vent-crawling and tailoring hobbies as an excuse to snap illicit photographs of people and put them up on some kind of pay-per-view pornography website as a side-business. Which is revealed by the fox snapping pictures of Mike's naked butt for this exact purpose, and excusing it as being okay ''because'' he's Mangle's friend. For many reviewers, this was outrageous behavior, with multiple comments stating that this had caused Mangle to fall into the dishonorable position of "worst character in the cast" and/or pointing out that if Mike finds out about this, the result wrathful outburst is going to be 100% justified.
*** It's true that this revelation didn't come out of nowhere, having been hinted at in Bonbon's dedicated mini (#5: Let Me Tell You About Humans), but the wording used there was vague enough that it could be taken as nothing particularly sleazy, instead of the outright pornographic material it turned out to be.
** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since she knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel uses, to many fans, her humie obsession has crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or depraved.
** TheReveal in Mangle's dedicated mini (#8: Funtime Foxglove) that Mangles uses their vent-crawling and tailoring hobbies as an excuse to snap illicit photographs of people and put them up on some kind of pay-per-view pornography website as a side-business. Which is revealed by the fox snapping pictures of Mike's naked butt for this exact purpose, and excusing it as being okay ''because'' he's Mangle's friend. For many reviewers, this was outrageous behavior, with multiple comments stating that this had caused Mangle to fall into the dishonorable position of "worst character in the cast" and/or pointing out that if Mike finds out about this, the result wrathful outburst is going to be 100% justified.
*** It's true that this revelation didn't come out of nowhere, having been hinted at in Bonbon's dedicated mini (#5: Let Me Tell You About Humans), but the wording used there was vague enough that it could be taken as nothing particularly sleazy, instead of the outright pornographic material it turned out to be.
** With this revelation, many fans also found their opinions on Bonbon to be soured; since she knows what Mangle is doing and is willing to go along with it, even buying pictures for her own FetishFuel uses, to many fans, her humie obsession has crossed the line into being genuinely immoral or depraved.
