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* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the Creator/TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ''Comic Jumper'' have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad very much intentional]].
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the Creator/TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ''Comic Jumper'' have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools very much intentional]].
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** Maybe this ability even works on ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYouthe player.]]'' Maybe that's why he looks so cute. If so, ''[[FridgeHorror what does he really look like?]]''
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** Maybe this ability even works on ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYouthe ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou the player.]]'' Maybe that's why he looks so cute. If so, ''[[FridgeHorror what does he really look like?]]''
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** Maybe this ability even works on ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYouthe player.]]'' Maybe that's why he looks so cute. If so, ''[[FridgeHorror what does he really look like?]]''
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: One could easily argue the two protagonists were actually the sort of individuals who should be locked up. Considering the end result of their escape is the [[spoiler: the destruction of an entire planet. It's later revealed in ''VideoGame/ComicJumperTheAdventuresOfCaptainSmiley'', another TwistedPixel title, that entire solar systems have disappeared.]] By that notion they can be viewed as [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]].
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: One could easily argue the two protagonists were actually the sort of individuals who should be locked up. Considering the end result of their escape is the [[spoiler: the destruction of an entire planet. It's later revealed in ''VideoGame/ComicJumperTheAdventuresOfCaptainSmiley'', another TwistedPixel Creator/TwistedPixel title, that entire solar systems have disappeared.]] By that notion they can be viewed as [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]].
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ''Comic Jumper'' have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad very much intentional]].
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the TwistedPixel Creator/TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ''Comic Jumper'' have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad very much intentional]].
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: One could easily argue the two protagonists were actually the sort of individuals who should be locked up. Considering the end result of their escape is the [[spoiler: the destruction of an entire planet. It's later revealed in ComicJumper, another TwistedPixel title, that entire solar systems have disappeared.]] By that notion they can be viewed as [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]].
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: One could easily argue the two protagonists were actually the sort of individuals who should be locked up. Considering the end result of their escape is the [[spoiler: the destruction of an entire planet. It's later revealed in ComicJumper, ''VideoGame/ComicJumperTheAdventuresOfCaptainSmiley'', another TwistedPixel title, that entire solar systems have disappeared.]] By that notion they can be viewed as [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]].
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ComicJumper have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad very much intentional]].
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ComicJumper ''Comic Jumper'' have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad very much intentional]].
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* JustForFun/XMeetsY: ''ABoyAndHisBlob'' meets ''VideoGame/{{Kirby}}''.
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* JustForFun/XMeetsY: ''ABoyAndHisBlob'' meets ''VideoGame/{{Kirby}}''.
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** As revealed by supplementary materials, Frank can manipulate emotions using the stone in his head. This is actually the reason he was locked up and is also the reason the Maw doesn't just eat him. In essence Frank iss actively manipulating Maw to escape what may have been a fully justified imprisonment, consequences be damned.
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** As revealed by supplementary materials, Frank can manipulate emotions using the stone in his head. This is actually the reason he was locked up and is also the reason the Maw doesn't just eat him. In essence Frank iss is actively manipulating Maw to escape what may have been a fully justified imprisonment, consequences be damned.
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** As revealed by supplementary materials, Frank can manipulate emotions using the stone in his head. This is actually the reason he was locked up. This is also the reason the Maw doesn't just eat him. In essence Franks actively manipulating Maw to escape what may have been a fully justified imprisonment. The consequences be damned.
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** As revealed by supplementary materials, Frank can manipulate emotions using the stone in his head. This is actually the reason he was locked up. This up and is also the reason the Maw doesn't just eat him. In essence Franks Frank iss actively manipulating Maw to escape what may have been a fully justified imprisonment. The imprisonment, consequences be damned.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ComicJumper have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad very much intentional]].
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ComicJumper have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad very much intentional]]. intentional]].
* InferredHolocaust: [[spoiler:The ending shows Maw devouring ''an entire planet''. Not to mention the fact the galaxy at large now has a ever-growing planet-eating monster on the loose.]]
* InferredHolocaust: [[spoiler:The ending shows Maw devouring ''an entire planet''. Not to mention the fact the galaxy at large now has a ever-growing planet-eating monster on the loose.]]
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: One could easily argue the two protagonists were actually the sort of individuals who should be locked up. Considering the end result of their escape is the [[spoiler: the destruction of an entire planet. It's later revealed in ComicJumper, another TwistedPixel title, that entire solar systems have disappeared.]] By that notion they can be viewed as [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]].
** As revealed by supplementary materials, Frank can manipulate emotions using the stone in his head. This is actually the reason he was locked up. This is also the reason the Maw doesn't just eat him. In essence Franks actively manipulating Maw to escape what may have been a fully justified imprisonment. The consequences be damned.
* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ComicJumper have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad very much intentional]].
* UglyCute: Maw.
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** As revealed by supplementary materials, Frank can manipulate emotions using the stone in his head. This is actually the reason he was locked up. This is also the reason the Maw doesn't just eat him. In essence Franks actively manipulating Maw to escape what may have been a fully justified imprisonment. The consequences be damned.
* EsotericHappyEnding: The game plays the ending off as Bittersweet: [[spoiler: the parting of two unusual friends.]] In reality [[spoiler: the Maw is now devouring entire planets and still growing.]] This implication is later confirmed in the TwistedPixel universe as scientists in ComicJumper have noticed [[spoiler: solar systems disappearing]] with only a strange purple substance left behind. Of course, given Twisted Pixel's [[DarkComedy morbid]] sense of humour, this was all [[TropesAreNotBad very much intentional]].
* UglyCute: Maw.
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