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Edited by Oggy123 on Oct 21st 2021 at 1:35:43 AM

Vidheads!, released from 2015 and ongoing. Well recieved, esoecially for its satire on Console Wars history.

"A darkly comedic parody of Threatening Shark movies where a douchey rich teen accidentally crashes his father's yacht and kills several of his "friends", and so by paying an aspiring filmaker friend of his, decides to fake several shark attacks to make it seem like sharks did it and eacape any blame, regardless if it starts getting sharks persecuted and ruin the ecosystem, or that the filmaker's footage is undergoing a very Troubled Production."

Edited by generation81 on Nov 1st 2021 at 8:43:00 AM

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Shark Movie. The film takes great pleasure in tearing apart the tropes of the genre, especially how it monsterises sharks and promotes killing them based off exploiting emotions even though itts thr fault of people. It ends with the teen's father finding out regardless and cuts him off fianicially, and he's stuck working in a cheap seafood restraunty. The filmmaker fares a bit better, getting to work on his passion projct between community service after a very big on set incident.

"A Nintendo Switch game based around bullfighting, where the bulls have been substituted with robots."

Edited by generation81 on Nov 2nd 2021 at 12:17:55 PM

Torobots!, a game in the vein of ARMS crossed with Guacamelee!, taking place in Mexico in an unspecified year in the future where a form of bull-fighting called Bestiacero (meaning Steel Beast in spanish, also a term for large sentient robots as a whole) has replaced it due to animal welfare concerns, and the championships are being held of the largest league, the Pan-Atlantic Bestiacero League across Latin America. Despite dipping its toes into latino stereotypes, it was well-recieved, especially for the amount of research done into the rules of bull-fighting and mexican/latino culture as a whole.

"A medical fantasy series about Witch-Doctors, set In a World… where curses and spirits are as common as diseases and cancer."

Magic M.D. (working title), a medical drama set in an Urban Fantasy world.
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A gacha game where you summon Bishōnen Moe Anthropomorphisms of numerous villains of pop culture. Think Twisted Wonderland, but more.

Dark Pages, about an academy run by Ebeneezer Scrooge that aims to reform literary villains.

"A fantasy novel about a teen who embarks on a quest to prove magic and witches aren't real to prove their older sister accused of witchcraft is innocent and prove their strict, superstitious parents wrong."

Edited by generation81 on Nov 18th 2021 at 4:06:28 AM

Generic Fantasy Title: A Dark Parody of the Fantasy genre, Fairy Tales, and kids movies in general revered as a Cult Classic for its bizarre atmosphere and Discworld/The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy-esque sense of snarky wit, along with a few Genre Throwbacks to Nonsense Poetry.

Edited by GeneralGigan on Dec 22nd 2021 at 3:16:44 PM

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Animals worldwide are uplifted into Little Bit Beastly people and question what they should do with their lives thanks to their newfound humanity. Fantastic Racism and commentary on animal care ensue.

Edited by GeneralGigan on Dec 22nd 2021 at 3:16:54 PM

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Manthropic, a web comic.

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A superhero cartoon about four regular cats who after eating a mutagenic substance, gain superpowers. Whatever you do with it, their Rogues Gallery include:

• A Classy Cat-Burglar with a dog theme (since the cat theme is occupied by the heroes, actual cats may I remind you) and uses her pet dogs to aid in her heists.
• An old bird-loving dude who can control birds and wants all cats killed for killing birds he loves dearly, and he's in Evil vs. Evil against...
• A seemingly sweet old lady who feeds the neighbourhood cats (including our heroes), but can later control them and battles against the above one, her Sitcom Arch-Nemesis.

Edited by generation81 on Dec 28th 2021 at 1:07:34 PM

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The protagonists a 6 Man band each with different powers goes out daily for sitcom-style adventures but it slowly starts building up a conclusion as the Bird-Man goes silent, and then at the finale, our Sixth Ranger Traitor is revealed and the Bird Man’s plot of a massive swarm of all types of birds, The heroes win but not without suffering a loss.

A Collection of Love Stories of all sexualities, that feature various characters, each in separate universes doing love story things, the characters are similar but not the same in each story but then one dies in a story and in all the other stories universes they are dead as well! It quickly becomes a Witchhunt in each of these universes in order to catch the Killers! It turns out they are stuck in a game of Quantum Werewolf ^note  The difference from a standard game of Mafia is that players are not initially assigned roles, but rather on each day are given the probabilities describing the game's current quantum state. Each player with a non-zero probability of being a seer or a werewolf performs the appropriate night actions (which may not be effective if it is later determined that the player did not have that role). When a player is killed, the wave function collapses and the players are given updated probabilities eventually only one couple remains.

Try out my new forum game! Man this formating is hard.

Edited by JKBenbot on Jan 8th 2022 at 1:10:38 PM

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Edited by JKBenbot on Jan 15th 2022 at 3:49:59 PM

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Try out my new forum game! Man this formating is hard.

I've Got Some Time To Kill: An Animated Anthology with significant Continuity Creep that quickly dives into Cosmic Horror Story territory.

A girl becomes pregnant with the very universe we inhabit^note The birth was the Big Bang and starts to treat all life in our world as her children all while being hopelessly unable to do anything about it.

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Plan B.

The lives of Victor Frankenstein, Henry Jekyll, Doctor Moreau, and The Time Traveller in High School, years before the experiments that made them famous.

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Academy for the Ingeniously Insane - A High School AU involving the four's careers leading up to their respective magnum opus, and what they did once they completed theirs. With a hefty dose of Ho Yay to boot.

Picture The Lorax (or its adaptation), but with a Tim Burton aesthetic, and Pink Floyd-styled soundtrack.

You keep using the term "POV". I do not think it means what you think it means.

Among the various adaptations of the tale, Tim Burton's The Lorax stands out for a decidedly un-Seusslike aesthetic and playing the deforestation for as much Black Comedy as humanly possible. Bombs at first but then get Vindicated by Cable.

Pyroraptor boy, Yuki Onna girl, and the weirdest adaptation of The Snow Queen you’ll ever see.

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The strange romance between a sentient dinosaur and a frigid ghost as the Pyroraptor tries to melt the cold heart of the Yuki Onna in a musical adaptation.

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"A horror-musical about a magical girl who gives magical items to troubled girls, only to end up badly for the users."

Mahō no Fuben Love💚Mayhem!, a Deconstructive Parody of the Magical Girl genre… literally.

Three young adults end up dorming together in college, and they realize that they all had one thing in common. There were monster hiding in their beds, and they all met them in their youth. The three now try to reconnect with those monsters and unravel some truths along the way.

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