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3	Written by William Pauley III and published by Grindhouse Press, the eponymous brothers Divey and Reynold Crunk are two traveling breakfast burrito salesmen who try to make a living in post-apocalyptic Planet Japan when they come across a mutilated robot corpse, and Divey falls unconscious. Reynold, who wants him back to normal, follows him with an un-dead pile of flesh [[spoiler:(which is possibly implied to be really dead; maybe Pete’s voice coming from it is all in Rey’s head)]] and an ostrich. They end up in the dark underworld of Tokyo, which has old video game accessories that are used as weapons and no rules.
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5	!!This work provides examples of:
6	%%* BackFromTheDead
7	%%* BizarroFiction
8	%%* BookEnds
9	%%* CharacterTitle
10	%%* HeadsOrTails
11	* HighPressureBlood: Vega (green, tall, slender swordsman and mixed martial artist) decapitates five mooks in an elevator, covering its interior in blood.
12	* KonamiCode: Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, B, A
13	* PurpleIsPowerful: Vandenboom
14	* SlowTransformation: [[spoiler:Divey turns into Doon Vandenboom.]]
15	* TheSmartGuy: T-Dakk, who engineered, constructed, and perfected over thirty-eight different weapons, Krebb's KREBBOOM included.
16	* TurnedAgainstTheirMasters: [[spoiler:In a somewhat heroic example, Vandenboom and his Damned Dirt Devils defeat Dethbryte.]]
17	* TheVoiceless: When it comes to combat, Gluum would rather let her nebula fingers do most of her talking.
18	* VocalDissonance: [[spoiler:Jools Dethbryte, who's a space slug (Edokkolug, to be exact) that doesn't have any sex organs, referred to as a ''she'' but is rather an ''it'', and speaks in a male voice.]]
19	* YourHeadASplode: Pete dies like this in a way that's unintended and unexpected to the Brothers Crunk.

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