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The game also features cameos of various Franchise/{{Digimon}} characters (for some reason), and depictions of Spike from ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and Wario as cocaine dealers. The game is also noteworthy for its soundtrack, which mixes J-pop with songs from smaller bands such as "Hey Boy Hey Girl" by the Chemical Brothers (probably the most well-known of all the songs).
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The game also features cameos of various Franchise/{{Digimon}} characters (for some reason), and depictions of Spike from ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and Wario as cocaine dealers. The game is also noteworthy for its soundtrack, which mixes J-pop with songs from smaller bands such as "Hey Boy Hey Girl" by the Chemical Brothers Music/TheChemicalBrothers (probably the most well-known of all the songs).
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** Game 4 averts this in the Glamourville island: you can get an infinite amount of money by retrieving the baseballs that appear on every screen. The Weedsterdam island (your starting point) also provides a continuous source of money: delivering Titsbeer in sets of 5 for Titsbear. However, it can STILL become Unwinnable if you spend the money before you buy all of the beer you promised. The good news is: game 4 also adds a "save game" point in each island.
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** Game 4 averts this in the Glamourville island: you can get an infinite amount of money by retrieving the baseballs that appear on every screen. The Weedsterdam island (your starting point) also provides a continuous source of money: delivering Titsbeer in sets of 5 for Titsbear. However, it can STILL become Unwinnable if you spend the money before you buy all of the beer you promised. The good news is: game 4 also adds a "save game" point in each island.island.
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* UnwinnableByMistake: Usually, most of the money you're able to obtain comes from selling the pics. Should you spend an accidental extra amount (on food or running shoes, for example) with no more pics to sell, then you'll have to restart.
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* UnwinnableByMistake: UnintentionallyUnwinnable: Usually, most of the money you're able to obtain comes from selling the pics. Should you spend an accidental extra amount (on food or running shoes, for example) with no more pics to sell, then you'll have to restart.
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* ThatOneLevel: The 'monkey-video-game' in the third installment seems like it was MEANT to be this. Beating it is also [[BigWhat required]] [[BigNo to beat]] [[ThisIsGonnaSuck the game]].
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* PoliceAreUseless: Game 2 has some cops around. They can do nothing to stop Donkey Kong, and the one standing along the firefighters outside a building on fire will ask you to "enter that hell and save a virgin", "if you're a hero".
-->'''Cop''': ''"Meh, you're truly a hero! I wish could be like you!" (sic)''
-->'''Cop''': ''"Meh, you're truly a hero! I wish could be like you!" (sic)''
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* ThatOneLevel: The 'monkey-video-game' in the third installment seems like it was MEANT to be this. Beating it is also [[BigWhat required]] [[BigNo to beat]] [[ThisIsGonnaSuck the game]].
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* ThatOneLevel: The 'monkey-video-game' in the third installment seems like it was MEANT to be this. Beating it is also [[BigWhat required]] [[BigNo to beat]] [[ThisIsGonnaSuck the game]].game]].
* UnwinnableByMistake: Usually, most of the money you're able to obtain comes from selling the pics. Should you spend an accidental extra amount (on food or running shoes, for example) with no more pics to sell, then you'll have to restart.
** In game 3, this is changed: you get no money for the pics; you're only able to get it by fishing. This makes things a little better, but the game can still become Unwinnable if you start to spend money before you buy the fishing rod and a usable bait.
** Game 4 averts this in the Glamourville island: you can get an infinite amount of money by retrieving the baseballs that appear on every screen. The Weedsterdam island (your starting point) also provides a continuous source of money: delivering Titsbeer in sets of 5 for Titsbear. However, it can STILL become Unwinnable if you spend the money before you buy all of the beer you promised. The good news is: game 4 also adds a "save game" point in each island.
* UnwinnableByMistake: Usually, most of the money you're able to obtain comes from selling the pics. Should you spend an accidental extra amount (on food or running shoes, for example) with no more pics to sell, then you'll have to restart.
** In game 3, this is changed: you get no money for the pics; you're only able to get it by fishing. This makes things a little better, but the game can still become Unwinnable if you start to spend money before you buy the fishing rod and a usable bait.
** Game 4 averts this in the Glamourville island: you can get an infinite amount of money by retrieving the baseballs that appear on every screen. The Weedsterdam island (your starting point) also provides a continuous source of money: delivering Titsbeer in sets of 5 for Titsbear. However, it can STILL become Unwinnable if you spend the money before you buy all of the beer you promised. The good news is: game 4 also adds a "save game" point in each island.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Paris Milton, self-proclaimed the hottest person in the world, is certainly of no relation to Creator/ParisHilton.
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* StealthPun: Paris Milton (who goes on and on about being hot) will only consider "hot" the flower arrangement of: pink, red, and orange. All of which are ''warm'' colors (unlike purple, green, and blue).
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* {{Backtracking}}: Game 4 will ask you to retrieve the name of a character from game 3. But of course, at this day and age you can just google it.
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** Game 4 features the hamburger [=MicMac=]. Although [[TheCameo former president Bill Clinton]] refers to it as a [[ZigZaggingTrope Big Mac]]. Whoops.
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* ContinuityNod: Every now and then, [=NPCs=] will be reused, and almost always ask you if you remember them from the previous games.
* CrueltyIsTheOnlyOption: While almost every reward comes from making people happy (by giving them gifts, drugs, or something they've lost), one of the missions in the fourth game involves inducing a boy to unwittingly kill his pet bunny, just so you can obtain its cage. (Also, there's that time you just poison some guy's garden)
-->'''Boy''': ''"OMG the bunny doesn't look good.. It stumbles, it groans with pain!! Dead. My bunny is dead!"''
* CrueltyIsTheOnlyOption: While almost every reward comes from making people happy (by giving them gifts, drugs, or something they've lost), one of the missions in the fourth game involves inducing a boy to unwittingly kill his pet bunny, just so you can obtain its cage. (Also, there's that time you just poison some guy's garden)
-->'''Boy''': ''"OMG the bunny doesn't look good.. It stumbles, it groans with pain!! Dead. My bunny is dead!"''
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** On game 3, you're helping [=TZ3-7=] from the Planet Boobos in a utmost importance mission to provide their Ruler with "nude pix" from Earth, since their planet is inhabited by "tons of ugly chicks".
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Among all of the animesque [=NPCs=], game 3 features a real-life sailor woman, flashing her real-life breasts.
* PornParody: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]] in some of the brands: [[UsefulNotes/McDonalds McBonald's]], [[Franchise/HelloKitty Hello Titty]]...
* PornParody: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]] in some of the brands: [[UsefulNotes/McDonalds McBonald's]], [[Franchise/HelloKitty Hello Titty]]...
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The game also features cameos of various {{Digimon}} Franchise/{{Digimon}} characters (for some reason), and depictions of Spike from ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and Wario as cocaine dealers. The game is also noteworthy for its soundtrack, which mixes J-pop with songs from smaller bands such as "Hey Boy Hey Girl" by the Chemical Brothers (probably the most well-known of all the songs).
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'''Frank's Adventure''' is a series of four games (plus a puzzle game/advertisement for Mausland not related to canon) originally created for Newgrounds by Mausland Entertainment which were particularly popular in the mid-2000s (the first game having over 8 million views on Newgrounds). The series revolves around the protagonist, Frank, trying to obtain photos for a magazine called ''Boobs Illustrated''. Some of the ways of obtaining these pictures are easy, and some of them are less then conventional. You'll likely enter in hopes of seeing some skin and then getting distracted by the gambling, puzzles, and the infamous "Super Ski" mini-game.
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Play the first game [[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/130624 here]], and the rest can be found by clicking on the screenname of the creator of the first one (Wiesi-Mausland) or clicking on the related games which usually have the next sequel in them. '''Please note that these games, while containing no sex, are intended for mature audiences.'''
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As the main games are NSFW, they aren't directly linked here; however, they can easily be found on Newgrounds. Play the first game ''Frank's Panic Puzzle'' [[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/130624 here]], and the rest can be found by clicking on the screenname of the creator of the first one (Wiesi-Mausland) or clicking on the related games which usually have the next sequel in them. '''Please note that these games, while containing no sex, are intended for mature audiences.'''
com/portal/view/424008 here]].
* AliensSpeakingEnglish: The aliens in ''Frank's Adventure 3'' for whatever reason are entirely fluent in English.
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The game also features cameos of various {{Digimon}} characters (for some reason), and depictions of Spike from CowboyBebop ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and Wario as cocaine dealers. The game is also noteworthy for its soundtrack, which mixes J-pop with songs from smaller bands such as "Hey Boy Hey Girl" by the Chemical Brothers (probably the most well-known of all the songs).
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* ShoutOut / TheCameo: Brian from FamilyGuy makes an odd appearance in the third game, talking about going on a vacation to get away from Quahog.
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* ShoutOut / TheCameo: Brian from FamilyGuy ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' makes an odd appearance in the third game, talking about going on a vacation to get away from Quahog.
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* ThatOneLevel: The 'monkey-video-game' in the third installment seems like it was MEANT to be this. It's also [[BigWhat required]] [[BigNo to beat]] [[ThisIsGonnaSuck the game]].
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* ThatOneLevel: The 'monkey-video-game' in the third installment seems like it was MEANT to be this. It's Beating it is also [[BigWhat required]] [[BigNo to beat]] [[ThisIsGonnaSuck the game]].
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* ExcusePlot: The porn company you work for is [[ out of material]]. [[FetchQuest Go get them some more]].
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* ExcusePlot: The porn company you work for is [[ out of material]].material. [[FetchQuest Go get them some more]].
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* ExcusePlot: The porn company you work for is [[FlatWhat out of material]]. [[FetchQuest Go get them some more]].
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* ExcusePlot: The porn company you work for is [[FlatWhat [[ out of material]]. [[FetchQuest Go get them some more]].
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** There's actually a ton of these. [[VideoGame/WarioWorld Wario]], [[Anime/CowboyBebop Spike Spiegel]], and [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Betty]] appear as cocaine dealers. (for some reason) Pico from Newgrounds also puts in an appearance, as well as [[VideoGame/DonkeyKong Donkey Kong]].
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** There's actually a ton of these. [[VideoGame/WarioWorld Wario]], [[Anime/CowboyBebop Spike Spiegel]], and [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Betty]] appear as cocaine dealers. (for some reason) Pico from Newgrounds also puts in an appearance, as well as [[VideoGame/DonkeyKong Donkey Kong]].Kong]].
* ThatOneLevel: The 'monkey-video-game' in the third installment seems like it was MEANT to be this. It's also [[BigWhat required]] [[BigNo to beat]] [[ThisIsGonnaSuck the game]].
* ThatOneLevel: The 'monkey-video-game' in the third installment seems like it was MEANT to be this. It's also [[BigWhat required]] [[BigNo to beat]] [[ThisIsGonnaSuck the game]].
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** [[TheCameo Donkey Kong]] gets one in, too.
-> Donkey Kong: Dude, I fucking love bananas!
* ExcusePlot: The porn company you work for is [[FlatWhat out of material]]. [[FetchQuest Go get them some more]].
-> Donkey Kong: Dude, I fucking love bananas!
* ExcusePlot: The porn company you work for is [[FlatWhat out of material]]. [[FetchQuest Go get them some more]].
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* ShoutOut: Brian from FamilyGuy makes an odd appearance in the third game, talking about going on a vacation to get away from Quahog.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut / TheCameo: Brian from FamilyGuy makes an odd appearance in the third game, talking about going on a vacation to get away from Quahog.Quahog.
** There's actually a ton of these. [[VideoGame/WarioWorld Wario]], [[Anime/CowboyBebop Spike Spiegel]], and [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Betty]] appear as cocaine dealers. (for some reason) Pico from Newgrounds also puts in an appearance, as well as [[VideoGame/DonkeyKong Donkey Kong]].
** There's actually a ton of these. [[VideoGame/WarioWorld Wario]], [[Anime/CowboyBebop Spike Spiegel]], and [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Betty]] appear as cocaine dealers. (for some reason) Pico from Newgrounds also puts in an appearance, as well as [[VideoGame/DonkeyKong Donkey Kong]].
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* BlandNameProduct: ["==WcDonald's=="] is also featured here in the second game.
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* BlandNameProduct: ["==WcDonald's=="] [="WcDonald's"=] is also featured here in the second game.
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* BlandNameProduct: "==WcDonald's==" is also featured here in the second game.
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* BlandNameProduct: "==WcDonald's==" ["==WcDonald's=="] is also featured here in the second game.
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* BlandNameProduct: "WcDonald's" is also featured here in the second game.
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* BlandNameProduct: "WcDonald's" "==WcDonald's==" is also featured here in the second game.
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* LighterandSofter: The mini puzzle game ''Frank's Panic Puzzle'', which is rated E by Newgrounds and shows no signs of mature content.
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'''Frank's Adventure''' is a series of four games (plus a puzzle game/advertisement for Mausland not related to canon) originally created for Newgrounds by Mausland Entertainment which were particularly popular in the mid-2000s (the first game having over 8 million views on Newgrounds). The series revolves around the protagonist, Frank, trying to obtain photos for a magazine called ''Boobs Illustrated''. Some of the ways of obtaining these pictures are easy, and some of them are less then conventional. You'll likely enter in hopes of seeing some skin and then getting distracted by the gambling, puzzles, and the infamous "Super Ski" mini-game.
The game also features cameos of various {{Digimon}} characters (for some reason), and depictions of Spike from CowboyBebop and Wario as cocaine dealers. The game is also noteworthy for its soundtrack, which mixes J-pop with songs from smaller bands such as "Hey Boy Hey Girl" by the Chemical Brothers (probably the most well-known of all the songs).
Play the first game [[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/130624 here]], and the rest can be found by clicking on the screenname of the creator of the first one (Wiesi-Mausland) or clicking on the related games which usually have the next sequel in them. '''Please note that these games, while containing no sex, are intended for mature audiences.'''
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!!This work contains
*AuthorAvatar: Miesi, the Wausland creator of the game, pops up in a few of the games, usually to tease you about liking naked girls.
*BlandNameProduct: "WcDonald's" is also featured here in the second game.
*ClusterFBomb: To a minor level with the Digimon characters, who gratuitously use some PG-13 words that are actually quite out-of-character.
*LighterandSofter: The mini puzzle game ''Frank's Panic Puzzle'', which is rated E by Newgrounds and shows no signs of mature content.
*PornWithPlot: While technically not "porn", considering how some people enter for the nudity and end up staying for the puzzles...
*ShoutOut: Brian from FamilyGuy makes an odd appearance in the third game, talking about going on a vacation to get away from Quahog.
The game also features cameos of various {{Digimon}} characters (for some reason), and depictions of Spike from CowboyBebop and Wario as cocaine dealers. The game is also noteworthy for its soundtrack, which mixes J-pop with songs from smaller bands such as "Hey Boy Hey Girl" by the Chemical Brothers (probably the most well-known of all the songs).
Play the first game [[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/130624 here]], and the rest can be found by clicking on the screenname of the creator of the first one (Wiesi-Mausland) or clicking on the related games which usually have the next sequel in them. '''Please note that these games, while containing no sex, are intended for mature audiences.'''
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!!This work contains
*AuthorAvatar: Miesi, the Wausland creator of the game, pops up in a few of the games, usually to tease you about liking naked girls.
*BlandNameProduct: "WcDonald's" is also featured here in the second game.
*ClusterFBomb: To a minor level with the Digimon characters, who gratuitously use some PG-13 words that are actually quite out-of-character.
*LighterandSofter: The mini puzzle game ''Frank's Panic Puzzle'', which is rated E by Newgrounds and shows no signs of mature content.
*PornWithPlot: While technically not "porn", considering how some people enter for the nudity and end up staying for the puzzles...
*ShoutOut: Brian from FamilyGuy makes an odd appearance in the third game, talking about going on a vacation to get away from Quahog.
