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figmentPez

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This is a potentially fun concept, but the execution is so horrible that I just could not put it in the awesome videos thread.

"Monsters Inc Multiverse"

TL;DW someone used the Unreal 5 engine to put a lot of random characters onto the Monsters Inc scare floor. It has horrible shaky-cam, and for some reason includes Chewbacca as a monster alongside Slenderman, Last of Us clickers, L4D tank, Doom Cadodemon, a T-Rex, a Demogorgon, Jabba the Hut, Darth Maul, Pennywise, etc, etc.





The second video is a view from the other side of the door, where Geralt the Witcher, Gears of War, Ash Williams, Ray Stantz, Issac (Dead Space), Dante (Devil May Cry), Doomguy, etc. are all waiting in a child's bedroom to ambush the monsters. It also features horrible shaky cam, and does nothing with the characters besides have them present. It's a reference! People like references.
 
Lol I'd try it. And I mean, I can see the reasoning behind it. The weirder it is, the more free advertising it gets. I think I posted about some Kraft Mac and Cheese ice cream a little while back. Though I can't remember which brand it was, so maybe it's not the best way to advertise.

And Cup Noodles is no stranger to weird flavors, looks like they've done Pumpkin Spice ramen and Maple Pancake, Egg, and Sausage breakfast ramen. Hmm, wonder if they'd do a lox and cream cheese ramen?
 
Lol I'd try it. And I mean, I can see the reasoning behind it. The weirder it is, the more free advertising it gets. I think I posted about some Kraft Mac and Cheese ice cream a little while back. Though I can't remember which brand it was, so maybe it's not the best way to advertise.
Van Leeuwens?
 
Someone taking the phrase "gun nuts" a little too literally.
"Hey, you all know how I bought that uncompensated Glock 40 in 10mm a while back in order to ... compensate? Well, lately I haven't felt like it's been filling that need (or my hand) as well as it used to. But then I discovered Gun Nutz and since then I've been back in the saddle again."

--Patrick
 
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