Friday Night Funkin': Pibby Corrupted
is a Game Mod for the aforementioned game, crossing over with action-horror Meta Fictional animation Pibby — and by extension, the rest of the Cartoon Network multiverse featured, including Steven Universe, Regular Show, and Adventure Time.
The world of Friday Night Funkin' has found itself invaded by the glitchy substance known as The Darkness, with Boyfriend being one of the survivors who later meets up with Pibby, who similarly found herself as an only survivor of the apocalyptic invasion. Joining together with Pibby, Boyfriend must now face off against the various assimilated, zombie-like opponents the only way he knows how: rapping and singing against them.
Not to be confused with other Pibby-related FNF mods that came out as a result of the teaser animation, recursive to this one or otherwise.
This mod contains the following tropes:
- Duels Decide Everything: Like most other opponents in Friday Night Funkin', modded or otherwise, Boyfriend and Pibby go unscathed after the rap battle with the corrupted characters is over. Word of God claims that this is actually an Invoked Trope, with Girlfriend having sacrificed herself to give Boyfriend a Darkness-proof barrier that will only go down if he loses a rap battle.
- Fearless Fool: Averted. Boyfriend, who's normally this in the base game and some other mods, has witnessed what had happened to his home world and lost Girlfriend as a result. Thus, he's more aware of the danger he faces than usual, even as he raps against his foes like he usually does.
- Mirror Boss: Most of the opponents can drain Boyfriend's health while singing their own notes, akin to Boyfriend's natural health recovery when singing. Doubly true (and quite literally) for the alternate Boyfriend himself, who not only has this ability, but can push Survivor Boyfriend's health back the farthest.
- Non-Action Guy: Pibby herself, who spends most of Boyfriend's rap battles like a Deer in the Headlights, standing next to Boyfriend staring in horror at the opponent.
