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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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* ThatOneLevel: ''Spyware'', the final song of the week, has a whopping ''300 BPM'' and utilizes it well, with tons of absurdly fast inputs and only a handful of easier parts in between. What really makes this song fit the trope, however, is its scroll speed; its absolute minimum is a whopping 3.4 (for scale, [[VideoGame/VSWhitty Ballistic]] has a scroll speed of 3 in Hard mode), and [[HarderThanHard Pain difficulty]] puts it at a downright unholy 10, giving it the fastest scroll speed in modding history.
* UncannyValley:
** G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
** [=BonziBuddy=] can also have this effect, as his idle has him [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou staring right at the player]] with his only movement being the occasional blink.
* UncannyValley:
** G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
** [=BonziBuddy=] can also have this effect, as his idle has him [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou staring right at the player]] with his only movement being the occasional blink.
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* ThatOneLevel: ''Spyware'', the final song of the week, has a whopping ''300 BPM'' and utilizes it well, with tons of absurdly fast inputs and only a handful of easier parts in between. What really makes this song fit the trope, however, is its scroll speed; its absolute minimum is a whopping 3.4 (for scale, [[VideoGame/VSWhitty Ballistic]] has a scroll speed of 3 in Hard mode), and [[HarderThanHard Pain difficulty]] puts it at a downright unholy 10, giving it the fastest scroll speed in modding history.
* UncannyValley:
** G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
** [=BonziBuddy=] can also have this effect, as his idle has him [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou staring right at the player]] with his only movement being the occasional blink.history.
* UncannyValley:
** G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
** [=BonziBuddy=] can also have this effect, as his idle has him [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou staring right at the player]] with his only movement being the occasional blink.
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* UncannyValley: G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
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* UncannyValley: UncannyValley:
** G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
** G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
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* UncannyValley: G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
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* UncannyValley: G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.levels.
** [=BonziBuddy=] can also have this effect, as his idle has him [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou staring right at the player]] with his only movement being the occasional blink.
** [=BonziBuddy=] can also have this effect, as his idle has him [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou staring right at the player]] with his only movement being the occasional blink.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: ''Spyware'' is full of these, from the sudden appearance of [[VideoGame/{{Undertale}} Megalovania]] to Bonzi randomly saying "Expand Dong."
* ThatOneLevel: ''Spyware'', the final song of the week, has a whopping ''300 BPM'' and utilizes it well, with tons of absurdly fast inputs and only a handful of easier parts in between. What really makes this song fit the trope, however, is its scroll speed; its absolute minimum is a whopping 3.4 (for scale, [[VideoGame/VSWhitty Ballistic]] has a scroll speed of 3 in Hard mode), and [[HarderThanHard Pain difficulty]] puts it at a downright unholy 10, giving it the fastest scroll speed in modding history.
* UncannyValley: G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
* ThatOneLevel: ''Spyware'', the final song of the week, has a whopping ''300 BPM'' and utilizes it well, with tons of absurdly fast inputs and only a handful of easier parts in between. What really makes this song fit the trope, however, is its scroll speed; its absolute minimum is a whopping 3.4 (for scale, [[VideoGame/VSWhitty Ballistic]] has a scroll speed of 3 in Hard mode), and [[HarderThanHard Pain difficulty]] puts it at a downright unholy 10, giving it the fastest scroll speed in modding history.
* UncannyValley: G-Man absolutely ''weaponizes'' this trope during his song ''Dollhouse''. His idle animation has him twitching with a NightmareFace permanently plastered on his mug (complete with SlasherSmile), and his right animation stretches his face to downright GhostlyGape levels.
