Don't mess with Grandma
Battle for Grandma (BFG for short) is a joke Object Show made by SacriStuff and released on 28th March 2020.One fine day, a grandma decides to host an object show. But this isn't just your average grandma, she is an omnipresent being with terrifying powers that you'll never want to mess with. The eleven contestants have no choice but to compete in her game where they would be disintegrated into atoms upon elimination while the last one standing would be crowned the winner and gets the most fabulous prize of all...Grandma (Sounds fair if you asked).
Episodes can be found in this playlist
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A season 2 has been announced.
Following tropes for this show includes:
- all lowercase letters: All even-number episodes and episode five are titled this waynote
- Animate Inanimate Object: The entire cast sans Grandma and Grandpa are sentient objects of all sorts (Since this is an Object Show we are talking about).
- Anthropomorphic Food: PB Sandwich and Fruit Ninja (who is an Apple).
- Armless Biped: Rubber Ducky plays it straight but Blue Snowball, 8-Ball and Lego, on the other hand, are an inversion, limbless and have arms whenever convenient respectively.
- Audience Participation: Only once in "that one episode with that joke that made me laugh a little bit" that viewers can vote one of the contestants to be disintegrated next episode. The rest of the time it's Grandma eliminating the contestant who comes last in the episode's challenge or contestant voting that one time.
- Left Hanging: Though it does have a conclusive end, unlike some object shows, the show leaves some questions like the fates of the eliminated contestants since Grandma didn't un-disintegrated them or if Notification Bell survived and would spread his tyranny across other worlds.
- Saying Sound Effects Out Loud: Due to being a low-budget joke show, a voiceover (Sacri) would monotonously say "[Whatever action the characters are doing] sound" in place of proper sound effects. This includes "opening door sound" and "floating sound".
- Short-Runner: Since Sacri had not planned to continue after season 1, the series ends after nine episodes.
