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...as in, little to none.
Sometimes, when describing an event in a work, we resort to It Makes Sense in Context.
Sometimes, though, an event is just as nonsensical in context as it is when summarized (maybe even more nonsensical), and we say it Makes Just as Much Sense in Context, no matter how much the author tries to present it as Fridge Brilliance.
Even the characters in the work usually don't know what's going on, usually reacting with surprise/confusion/shock/horror (unless, of course, this sort of thing happens so often that they've just decided to roll with it). A few fans, thought, might wonder what the creators were thinking when they made that scene. Though, sometimes it's Truth in Television; after all, life can be pretty weird sometimes.
Closely associated with Mind Screws, Gainax Endings, and Ice Cream Koans. See also Cloudcuckoolander, a character who lives this trope.
Compare these related tropes:

A Big-Lipped Alligator Moment is the intersection of this and padding. A plot point that Makes Just As Much Sense In Context may or may not be padding; it could be vital to the plot.
Fridge Logic occurs when something appears to make sense in context until you examine it more closely. This fails to make sense in context, and when examined more closely.
Voodoo Shark is a Sister Trope; a patch over a plot hole creates another plot hole. This trope doesn't require that the weirdness be an attempt to fix an earlier weakness.
Quirky Work is the whole show; this is just one case.
Giant Space Flea from Nowhere is when a game's boss has no relationship to anything else included in the game or its backstory, generally being blatantly out of place, setting, and even genre.
A Gainax Ending is when the ending of a work makes no sense in or out of context; this trope doesn't have to be at the end.
When The Plot Demanded This Index, something happens to push the story because logic can't.
A Noodle Incident is when the context behind something is left to the viewers' imagination. Here, the context is actively shown.
If the entire work is like this, it may be a Random Events Plot.
A character whose words, actions, or motivations seem irrational or incomprehensible may be a Cloudcuckoolander, Chaotic Stupid, or follow a Blue-and-Orange Morality (or any combination of those); Insane Troll Logic may arise when a character tries to justify their actions, or chooses their goals, in an irrational manner. However, while any of these tropes may lead to It Makes Just As Much Sense In Context events (and usually do), it isn't automatically this trope.
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Adventure Time:
The end of "The Other Tarts". The psychotic Tart Toter bursts into the castle, brandishing a chicken and a squirrel in place of tarts, foaming at the mouth. He says: "This cosmic dance bursting with decadence and withheld permissions twists all our arms collectively, but if sweetness can win, (and it can), then I'll still be here tomorrow to high-five you, yesterday, my friends. Peace." As he says this, the camera zooms in on his deranged, foaming face, and fades to the Tart Toter's delusion of drifting through space, surrounded by sweets, and Lumpy Space Princess is in the space background, riding on a donut. All of a sudden, it cuts back to the castle, where Finn cringes, and the episode ends.
The whole episode "A Glitch is a Glitch", appropriately premiered on April Fools' Day. It's done in glitchy-looking CGI graphics instead of the show's usual art style and revolves around reality falling apart because the Ice King released a computer virus into the "universal source code", as part of a misguided attempt to get Princess Bubblegum to go out with him by making sure he's literally the only other person in the Land of Ooo. And the climax involves Finn and Jake recreating a Shock Site video where a woman eats her own hair.
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Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier: The Sultan has an inverted penis, and this is how Ja'far figures out that the Princess is his daughter.
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The Wicker Man (2006): This infamous montage of clips. Watching these scenes in their proper context doesn't subtract from how ridiculous and nonsensical they are and possibly just makes them sillier. Contrast the original, which still has a lot of very weird stuff going on as part of the island's pagan fertility rituals, but it's pretty internally consistent.
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Awful Hospital contains copious quantities of this. Perhaps the most famous example is anything and everything to do with the Glumdroodler, including the Glumdroodler itself.
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COPS (1989): There was a very strange case where a man walked in on his mother having sex with his wife. As if this itself isn't ridiculous, he doesn't know how to react, so he calls the police hoping they can do something about this. His mother, seeing that he's calling the police, stabs him in the hand. When they get there, they arrest his mother while his wife screams after the car "She's 61 years old! You can't do that to her!"
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Castle Crashers has a particularly bizarre ending to a bizarre game. The fourth princess turns out to be a clown. She then does a silly dance to the tune of "The Sailor's Hornpipe" while penguins, pink weasels, and love hearts cover the screen. No explanation for this is ever given. note The Clown is likely supposed to be Tricky the Clown, a character from various Newgrounds videos. Castle Crashers does have a lot of Newgrounds references, after all.
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Tales of Berseria has the standard Tales Series formula of Previous Player-Character Cameo Optional Bosses show up. This time it's Xillia's Jude and Milla. The weird part is how, for absolutely no reason at all, Jude is turned into a pengyon (except for the boss fights).
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Cybersix:
One of the first things you see in the opening credits is a strange bug-eyed gremlin-tadpole-thing floating in a tube of green bubbling fluid. It's one of the few clips from the opening scene that's not taken from an episode, this creature never appears in any episode, and it's never even so much as implied what in the hell this thing is supposed to be. One could assume that it's possibly an infant Cybersix, but as this is one of those shows that really doesn't like to explain a lot (which makes sense, considering the very child-unfriendly comic this kids' show is based on) there's never even a shred of actual evidence to prove this.
"Terra" is a strange episode. Von Reichter creates a Blob Monster made of mud and Jose bungles finishing it, resulting in a Non-Malicious Monster with the mind of a toddler at best. It manages to get its hands on Cybersix and starts draining her energy when a glowing orb comes out of her and into Terra which gives it the ability to speak and makes it start asking her what love is. Furious about this, Jose mutates the creature into a truly malicious entity that grabs Cybersix again, drains her energy again, making another glowing orb come out of her and makes the nice love-happy Terra try to come out again. Feeling bad for it Cybersix hugs it and one of her tears touches it, which makes it glow blue and cures it, fully turning it back into the "good" Terra. Confused? You should be, since none of this makes any sense In-Universe or is even addressed. What the hell the glowing orb was and Cybersix's healing tears are never explained and never appear in the series again.
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In Wild ARMs 3, you can find a Porn Stash. That's not unusual. In order to open said stash, you need to find 18 Migrant Seal items. That's... less logical, but the number at least makes sense. Once you open it, you have to fight the porn stash. Everyone in the party reacts like they just skimmed through the books rather than be attacked by it. To add onto how baffling this is, your reward is one of the children's adventure books used in a collection sidequest.
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The Simpsons: At the end of "Burns, Baby Burns", Larry Burns (Rodney Dangerfield) randomly announces a party in the middle of the street. Not only does everyone present immediately join in the celebration, but Journey's "Any Way You Want It" begins blasting out of nowhere. Marge lampshades this, only for Homer to tell her to stop worrying and enjoy the party.
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Be More Chill: The activation for the SQUIP is Mountain Dew, and the deactivation is Mountain Dew Red.
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Me and My Dick: The entire premise of the show is a world in which people's genitals and hearts walk around next to them and have their own personalities. There are also secret societies called "The Council of the Pussies" and "The Land of the Dicks" where these body parts go without their humans.
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Zombieland Saga makes a Running Gag out of Kotaro's wacky Once per Episode entrances. One such instance would be in episode five, with Kotaro wearing a beret and carrying a sack of ISO-Standard Urban Groceries, leading into a Baguette Beatdown after Ai thinks he's an idiot.
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Basically the entirety of the early Jackie Chan film Fantasy Mission Force. For starters, it's... not really a Chan movie (he's in maybe fifteen minutes of it), and his main contribution to things is to turn up, beat the hell out of everyone, and wander off again. It opens up with Allied generals in what is presumably World War II being captured by... the Japanese? The Nazis? It's... sort of unclear. And one of the Allied generals is Abraham Lincoln, something that is never commented on. And when they're captured, the generals are arguing about where the Nazi presence is, and indicating Baffin Island (part of Canada that's above the Arctic Circle) as to where they are. Then it cuts to a bunch of Allied officers (all of whom are Chinese) who are trying to assemble a team to rescue the captured generals, passing over Rocky Balboa, Snake Plissken, James Bond (Connery version), and Hercule Poirot as being otherwise occupied or unsuitable for military action, before settling on... well, it superficially resembles a Dirty Dozen knockoff, but opens with a musical number (which is never explained and is interrupted by bounty hunters looking to capture the guy leading the number, only for that to be derailed by the bounty target buying the gun off the lead hunter, and...), and continues onwards as you feel your sanity slowly unraveling. Mere words cannot do it justice, it is possibly the greatest awful movie ever made. If you have the time, and the desire to experience the cinematic equivalent of an out-of-body experience, or possibly just a bad acid trip, it can be seen in its entirety on YouTube here.
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While the vast majority of Code MENT is certainly absurd in its humor, it is simple in its explanation. The suicidal Oompa Loompas on the other hand, are just there.
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The sequel to the trollfic Half-Life: Full Life Consequences has this line: Gordon Freeman is in no way, shape, or form John's hands, nor is he the dead people's hands mentioned immediately before in the narration.
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Often the case of the stories on What the Fuck Is Wrong with You?. Especially the live episodes.
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A chapter of The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You ends with Rentarou stripping down to nothing but a loincloth in order to shout encouragement to one of the girls during baseball practice. Then the next chapter opens with everyone at the game and Rentarou fully dressed, with no one mentioning the loincloth incident or what happened between chapters.
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Pretty much everything about Uncle Grandpa. The eponymous character is a Manchild Reality Warper who is everyone on Earth's uncle and grandpa, and who travels in a flying RV with his friends — a wisecracking slice of pizza, a deadpan Godzilla-like lizard, a giant realistic flying tiger who farts rainbows, and a talking belly bag — to save kids from dangers such as talking mustaches and hot dog monsters. Good morning!
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Holy Musical B@man!: Superman has the ability to reverse time by flying around the earth in the opposite direction. Also, apparently Batman's butler Alfred is Spiderman.
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Everything about Xavier: Renegade Angel is a complete incomprehendable Mind Screw.
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A Very Potter Sequel: Draco's biological father is actually Dobby the house elf, and Peter Pettigrew has turned himself into a Taylor Lautner poster. Also, Harry and Ron are obsessed with Red Vines.
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TheFruitOfEvolution While in the underworld note He has a 'force teleport' spell cast on him by a member of the cult of the wicked one. The spell politely asks him if he would go, due to his high affinity for the destination. He then befriends the underworld itself and defeats an entity that threatens it. He proceeds to inadvertently resurrect all the people who have a connection to him. They are shown the new garden entity of the underworld, a giant, muscular Buddhist statue. the main character's mother and father say:
"Let's take a picture with it! Can we?" "Of course!" Dad started to root about in his pockets. "Wait, I think I left my phone back in our Underworld..."
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Rhythm Heaven:
"Donk-Donk", one of the minigames in Fever, is so bizarre that the description in the North American version of the game admits it's hard to describe. It involves what appear to be anthropomorphic tuning forks piloting a rocket propelled by their own rocking motion across a landscape of giant flowers and pink clouds, with a green cartoon octopus stuck to the underside of the rocket along for the ride. The characters don't even have official names; they're referred to in the credits as "Uh... These guys?" And on top of all that, the music is in 3/4 time instead of 4/4 time like most of the other songs in the game.
"Working Dough" is arguably just as weird. Four sentient blobs of dough work in a factory with Mr. Game And Watch, head bumping power pellets onto a conveyor belt to give a spaceship enough power to escape Earth's gravity. "Working Dough 2" is even weirder, as it takes place in a bamboo forest with the dough blobs resting in teapots, the spaceship is now a large tea-sipping geisha doll, and the space rabbits from the GBA installment appear.
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We Without Wings: Episode 7 has Karura bent on world domination, throwing cakes at people in the streets because he wants to ejaculate, but was unable to.
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Homestuck is extremely fond of things that Make Sense In Context, but when Andrew Hussie feels like trolling the fans, sometimes we get this trope. A great example is an extended sequence in which, immediately after another character had died, Rufio from the movie Hook dies and Andrew Hussie's Author Avatar tearfully mourns his death...by kissing his corpse on the lips. The whole thing might make a bit more sense when you realize that it's a well-established law of Sburb that if one player kisses a dead player with a live dreamself they come back to life, but neither of them is Sburb players, the event doesn't seem to take place in Sburb anyway, and the whole thing was never foreshadowed beforehand nor alluded to afterward...so it really doesn't make any more sense in context at all.
During an archive binge, Rufio's actor read that part of the comic while drunk. The reaction was priceless.
Also immediately lampshaded in-series, as John sees the event from Skaia and wonders what the hell he's looking at.
Much later, this scene gets a Call-Back, when in one of the walkaround games, Rufioh Nitram (a minor character based entirely upon Rufio from Hook), mentions that Andrew Hussie's self-insert (always referred to by characters as "the orange guy") tried to kiss him once:
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Hydrozagadka was deliberately made as silly as possible. The bad guy's plan is to steal all the water in Warsaw using fridges suspended on balloons. There's also a superhero. And a crocodile. Yup.
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The Young Ones: From the airplane crashing into the house, random unexplained time travel into the middle ages, vampires (who turn out to be video shop employees) in the post, random cartoon violence often resulting in massive head trauma, a genie in a kettle that is boiled alive when one of them makes tea, Macbeth witches in the hallway, a University Challenge team being crushed by an éclair, Buddy Holly hanging from his parachute in the rafters, the very random cut scenes that don't have any meaning and the loose, often prosaic plotlines: all factors that combined to create both one of the most well-loved UK TV comedies of the '80s and one of the most bizarrely set sitcoms ever broadcast.
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Rockula is about a Friendly Neighborhood Vampire who needs to stop his girlfriend from dying and being reincarnated every 22 years, only to be constantly murdered by a pirate with a rhinestone peg-leg wielding a ham bone. He also starts a rock band with Bo Diddley, gets blood deliveries from the Red Cross, can turn into a Muppet-bat, his mother is Toni Basil, and he has a sentient talking reflection that may or may not be the trapped ghost of Elvis.
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In The Nostalgia Critic, Rob is sometimes a dinosaur.
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This applies to any of the scenes in Azumanga Daioh involving Chiyo's father. This scene, for instance, makes equal sense before and after seeing/reading the work in full.
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Sonichu creator Chris Chandler's "I Got a Fish" video, which features Chris dancing and singing "I got a fish, would you like to make a wish?" (added via a deliberate Hong Kong Dub) several times over. Many people who see this in YouTube Poop or similar videos assume it's part of some longer clip in which it makes much more sense. It isn't, and it doesn't.
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Marginal #4 has schoolboy idols making out with a bust of Pythagoras. Context? It's part of an idol competition. Yeah, doesn't make much sense that way either... but it's funny.
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Cowboy God in The Umbrella Academy.
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Every HowToBasic video ever made. Normal thumbnails, normal names like "How to make lasagna", but everything goes straight to hell the second you click play...
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Oggy and the Cockroaches sometimes has moments like this, such as in the episode "Up to No Good", an otherwise straightforward episode in which Oggy has to climb a mountain that grows out of his yard. At some point in that episode, he encounters a disco-dancing yeti that lives in a broken cable car (which seems to be much bigger on the inside). It becomes even more nonsensical when you consider that there's a rope that connects the cable car and a nearby city as if it's been there for a long time despite the fact that the mountain has just formed at the beginning of that episode.
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Tends to happen with Pinkie Pie in Twilight The Third, as shown with her sax: (Then again, Pinkie's a pretty big Cloud Cuckoo Lander in the source material.)
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Firebringer: The tribe worships a duck, and Chorn is an alien/god/all-powerful-being. It is never fully explained.
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Pinky and the Brain: Any of Pinky's answers to the question, 'Are You Pondering What I'm Pondering?' We actually get to see how he comes to those weird answers in an episode shown from Pinky's perspective; he barely listens to what Brain is saying and his mind wanders off on odd tangents until he is thinking about things that seem completely unrelated to the conversation to anyone but him.
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Ernest Goes to Jail: Whenever Ernest gets an electric shock he temporarily becomes a living magnet. When he gets electrocuted on the Electric Chair he temporarily gains lightning powers. The only part of that to actually make sense (in context) is why he went to prison and got the chair in the first place.
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Ah, Twin Peaks. Sure, for the most part, it was a reasonably straightforward murder mystery with soap opera aspects. But then every so often there'd be a denim-clad demon named BOB (all caps) and his former best friend who cut off his arm to get rid of a tattoo he didn't like and the arm turned into a little person who dances a lot, a teleporting horse, an extradimensional conspiracy revolving around creamed corn, a murdered woman's soul getting caught inside a dresser drawer, a seemingly-crazy woman whose best friend is a chunk of wood which is implied not only to be sentient, but also to have psychic powers, and David Bowie and Chris Isaak as FBI agents who accidentally travel through time. And the normal stuff just made the weird stuff seem even weirder.
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Pokémon Vietnamese Crystal is a poorly translated bootleg of Pokemon Crystal Version; as a result, many of the very odd quotes that the NPCs say make little or no sense. See the quotes page on this game for some examples.
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Phineas and Ferb:
In "Moon Farm", the main characters decide to fly an army of cows to the moon because of an ancient scroll containing a lost verse to "Hey Diddle Diddle", which claims that ice cream made from moon cow milk is the greatest in the universe. We don't know, and it's clear that many of the characters don't either.
Also, Candace's Running Gag of hallucinating (possibly) a talking zebra that calls her Kevin.
The cameos of the Giant Floating Baby Head also make no sense at all.
Another realistic giant baby, but with a full body, appeared as a gag in an early episode coming from a normal-sized and typically cartoonish designed mom, no explanation was given.
Then there's Klimpaloon, the Magical Old-Timey Bathing Suit Who Lives in the Himalayas.
In a compilation of odd moments, there's one clip of Linda and Lawrence with evil expressions going "Keekeekeekeekee!". All of the other moments had at least some content in their respective episode, the last one was made specifically for this.
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The RubberFruit video "Soldier thinks the sentry is american" described as:
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Most events on Sam & Cat sound bizarre when discussing them anyway, but "#BrainCrush" takes the gold - the B-story has Cat putting on a one-woman play. Fair enough, she goes to a school for the performing arts and though her specialty's singing they do all sorts there... but it's about Abraham Lincoln. If Abraham Lincoln was a woman. Complete with a long red beard and a short skirt. Luckily, Ariana Grande is too cute for it to come off as Fan Disservice, but still. Oh, and...
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The entire series of asdfmovies are this, probably because it's a blend of Rapid-Fire Comedy and Surreal Humor.
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Frederick the Great loves this trope. One story arc consists of the heroes attempting to rescue the German version of Arthur Sullivan from wage slavery in the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in order to prevent a Cthulhu-worshiping version of W.S. Gilbert from exploding Ireland.
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Antichrist has a ton of stuff that makes no sense: the talking fox, the biblical allusions, the constellations that don't exist, the ending with faceless women, the very title... If you wandered into this Lars von Trier film, get used to it.
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Magical Circle Guru-Guru: The nineteenth episode of the 2017 series has Raid, in his dragon form, after capturing Kukuri, looking at a photo book of Kaya which is filled with him doing "sexy" poses. This freaked Raid so much that it turned him back to his humanoid form.
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Star vs. the Forces of Evil: In "Storm the Castle", an Italian unicorn who did not appear at an earlier point in the series offers to repower Star's wand. This may also be a Mind Screw... at least until the season 3 episode "Deep Dive", which implies that the unicorns are from the dimension that all magic in the multiverse flows from, and having one in the wand is what powers it, possibly turning this into a case of Foreshadowing. It's not any less weird (for starters, none of the other unicorns speak Italian, none of them have a removable horn they store in a suitcase, and it's unexplained how the Italian unicorn got outside the realm of magic), but neither is anything else in the show.
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Super Mario RPG: The Bundt boss fight. A giant wedding cake comes alive and starts attacking the protagonists. How and why is never explained.
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The "Hurley" bird in Lost was only explained in the DVD-only epilogue.
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Game Grumps has a number of out-of-nowhere jokes that made no sense. One example, which the community found particularly hilarious:
From Super Bonk:
Another example, from their playthrough of Pokémon FireRed:
Yet another, from their half-awake playthrough of Yoshi's Cookie:
During Mega Man 6, Arin tells the story of how, when he and Dan were seventeen and twelve respectively in Kansas in 1942, eight-year-old Dan (a two-year-old serial murderer, at the time) and Arin, a young child of seventy-seven, went to a Dairy Queen, where Dan proceeded to shit himself seventeen times in a row.note The use of multiple different ages is not a mistake - Arin specifically makes mention of their age three times during the story and uses a different age every time. In reality, in 2014 when the video was released, Arin was 27 and Dan was 35. Neither had been born yet in 1942, and neither has ever lived in Kansas.
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A Very Potter Musical: Draco dreams of leaving Hogwarts and instead going to Pigfarts, a wizarding school on Mars run by Rumbleroar the talking lion. Also, one of Voldemort's horcruxes is a Zac Efron poster.
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The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius has an example of this mixed with Insane Troll Logic. In the show's Christmas Episode, Jimmy doesn't believe there is a Santa Clause, stating its impossible for anyone to deliver presents around the world in one night. Later, when he visits Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy (still not believing in Santa) opts to deliver all the presents the Elves made for Christmas, stating that if he can successfully do so with his science, then Santa's Elves would be forced to agree that there is no Santa Clause. Just try to make sense out of Jimmy's line of thinking.
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Rubber is about a tire named Robert that comes to life and kills people with his telekinesis. While being watched by spectators who act like they're watching the movie themselves. No, it's not an Attack of the Killer Whatever-style B-Movie horror film, it's an art film.
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Troll 2: The grandfather's ghost stops time to allow the protagonist to urinate on his family's dinner (the need to keep the family from eating the dinner is properly set up, but it's never been hinted that the ghost had this power). This may make some viewers wonder why he didn't just toss the food out.
Or the wooden man being chainsawed in the crotch and laughing. Or the love scene where two people eating corn together makes it start popping. Really, a lot of the movie seems out of place when lined up with the actual plot.
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Starship: Commander Up was chopped in half (top down; hot dog, not hamburger) and no longer has a dick.
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The general absurdity of One Piece makes it a frequent sufferer of this trope. e.g. "The geezer-tree and... a unicorn are having a drink!" And sometimes putting things in context makes them even worse. Except when you actually read them themselves.
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A lot of scenes from Mother 3 would leave you scratching your head, but if you play the whole game from beginning to end, you'll probably be even MORE confused. Why does Ionia hold Lucas' head underwater near his crotch to teach him PSI? Why do the Oxygen Supply Machines look like big-lipped male mermaids who supply oxygen via a kiss and why are there land-based Oxygen Supply Machines that look like big-lipped hunky centaurs? Why is there a living bass guitar in the attic of Club Tittiboo that attacks you for no reason? The list goes on. And on.
Arn's Winter Quest (a hack of Earthbound), in its entirety.
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Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei is already pretty bizarre, but there's this one scene where the eponymous teacher, Itoshiki Nozomu, walks on a beach towards the ocean, looks up, sees a giant squid with Big Ol' Eyebrows emerge from the water... and tenderly mumbles "Mother".
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: In Wonka's flashback, he decides to run away from home after an argument with his father. Wilbur responds, "I won't be here when you get back." When he returns to his address, he finds that not only has Wilbur left, but he's taken the entire house with him.
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RiffTrax had this when riffing The Star Wars Holiday Special during Diahann Carroll's number:
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The infamous rapping dog from Titanic: The Legend Goes On is this in spades. The uncut edition vaguely justifies it by having the dog rap about how the animals are going to throw a party and he wants them to steal food for it (which we see the animals doing in later scenes), but the announcement for the party and the fact that it's expressed via a rap number comes right the flip out of nowhere.
Also where the dog got the basketball jersey and boombox, why the background is suddenly a city in some of the shots, why all the other animals were suddenly there...
Not to mention the fact that rap music wasn't invented until the 1970s, fifty years after this movie is set.
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The Venture Bros. has Billy come face-to-face with... The Nozzle during his recruitment to O.S.I. It comes out to serene meditation music, ominously aims at his face, calibrates, and then just leaves without doing anything whatsoever. Billy is scared shitless, and even Hunter Gathers has no clue what in the hell The Nozzle does.
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Zardoz has an infamously nigh-incomprehensible plot and surreal imagery everywhere, such that the entire movie essentially fits this trope. When a movie starts with a giant, flying stone head pronouncing that "The gun is good, the penis is evil" and vomiting guns on its worshipers, you know you're not in for a standard filmgoing experience. While John Boorman does at least remember that he directed it, he candidly admits in the Director's Commentary that there are particular scenes he doesn't remember filming because he was too stoned at the time.
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The Mochi strips in Hetalia: Axis Powers, which feature Estonia's new pets: rice cakes that look and (sort of) act like other nations. In one strip, Mochicanada ate Mochimerica's daddy, a Lettuce that wanted to take over the world, and was proclaimed to be "The greatest country!". And that was one of the less nonsensical strips! There's also the end of the Hetalia Bloodbath, which managed to be this, heartwarming, and awesome at the same time. Also, Godzilla-sized Rome singing opera. And regular-sized Rome distracting aliens with The Power of Rock.
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Oglaf: Ivan wakes up one night to find a giant spider giving him a blowjob. It apologizes, saying that it usually bites him first to paralyze him, then jumps out the window. Oglaf is already a weird sex comic, but even things like the Lizard of Guilt and Sexy Fruit Vikings are given more explanation than that.
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Hatoful Boyfriend: The heroine brings something to her teacher during the summer holidays and he asks if she'll stay to help him with some work. The heroine can choose to either stay and help him; go to the library... or say that she has to claim her spoils of war and head to the distant land of Macedonia, to obtain her reward from the king. There is just no explanation for that line.
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The New Yankee in King Arthur's Court series has plenty of nonsense throughout, but most of it actually does make sense in context. However, there are a couple instances of this.
In the eleventh game, the companions are at a loss to understand why the major goal of one level is disenchanting and then collecting four giant rubber ducks which are floating on the ponds. Bran the raven says that he's pretty sure they belong to the Lady of the Lake, and the gang should take them in case they're ever needed for leverage, but they never get mentioned again in the game even when they actually do run into the Lady. They do end up being something of a Chekhov's Gun in the next installment, but not the way the narrative of this game suggests, and in the meantime they're very much this trope.
Also in the eleventh game, a penguin officiates at the wedding at the end of the main campaign. No explanation is offered as to why; we can only hope the penguin was properly ordained first, or at least got a certificate online.
In the twelfth game, the heroes encounter a character who ultimately turns out to be a Long-Lost Relative. The details of how she was lost in the first place are baffling and make no sense even when they're explained.
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SBI Rust lives and breathes this trope.
God is named "Piss Wizard" and flies around spraying people with a squirt gun and playing music. He once created a gun out of thin air and shot a helicopter down with his god powers.
There's a cave goblin that's invented a slur for people who walk on grass. He's best friends with god.
There's a guy who is entirely dedicated to being Kanye West. He goes around killing people.
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The ending to South Park: The Stick of Truth. Why does farting on Nazi Zombie Princess Kenny's balls result in a World-Healing Wave that restores everyone who had been turned into a Nazi Zombie back to normal? Your guess is as good as mine!
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As would be expected from a series with such a title, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has these crop up every once in a while.
In Golden Wind, when Giorno first meets mob boss Polpo, the latter idly chews off two of his own fingers, only for them to reappear seconds later. His Stand, Black Sabbath, however, turns out to have the ability to move instantly through shadows. The actual reason behind his finger-eating and subsequent regeneration is never explained.
Stone Ocean: The first appearance of Big Bad Enrico Pucci sees him apparently using his Stand to put Jotaro and Jolyne into a trance while they're slowly dissolved by a thick white fluid. The problem: Pucci's stand Whitesnake's power is to extract the memories and Stands of others and store them in the form of CDs. Nowhere is any mention made of trance-making or white acid.
Both of them may be Early-Installment Weirdness caused by Araki not having decided the Stand's power yet, which tends to happen a lot in the series.
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Puyo Puyo is this unleaded. For instance, SUN's plot is about green-haired Satan enlarging the sun so he can have a longer summer and be surrounded by women in bikinis. In Fever 2, Primp Town apparently has a forest, an ocean, some ruins, and a desert all within walking distance. Not to mention that half the time, people attack each other for no good reason!
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Invader Zim: GIR is this personified. Here are a few examples of him at his looniest:
"I'm in a bear suit!"
"It was meee! I was the turkey all along!"
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Dead Leaves pull a few of these at times. At one point, Pandy fights off her opponent by giving birth to a winged baby with handguns that sacrifices itself to stop a giant moon-destroying caterpillar.
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A panel in the official translation of Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid shows Elma asking "You want me to eat you?" Out-of-context, it's something of a bizarre non-sequitur (even knowing that she's obsessed with food). In context, though, it's just as strange: she's saying it to a bear that just roared at her while she was looking for the kids she was supposed to be watching. That the bear itself seems shocked and baffled by her question just adds to its weirdness.
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The Mind's Eye series doesn't feature much in the way of context to begin with, being a collection of animations from different animators spliced together. That said, even some of the sequences when taken as a self-contained event don't make a lot of sense.
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In The Hangover, the rooster was never explained. (Word of God is they got it to feed the tiger, though).
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Enforced in Bad Lip Reading, as the music is 100% Word Salad that's rewritten over other songs.
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Half of any given episode of The Monkees is this. For instance, "Art for Monkees' Sake", which begins with Peter painting doorsnote  painting portraits of doors, not doing maintenance painting of actual doors and only gets weirder from there, culminating in a sequence where Liberace is seen demolishing a piano with a sledgehammer, for no good plot reason.
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SpongeBob SquarePants: At one point in "The Chaperone", a giant apple chases a woman. The context? SpongeBob and Pearl were doing a dance at the latter's prom called "The Sponge", which simply consists of bouncing on one's butt. Everyone else has trouble doing it and ends up injuring themselves and each other until the whole prom gets destroyed.
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More or less the entirety of Humanity Has Declined, which features such bizarre sequences as skinless chickens plotting to Take Over the World. The scarier part is when some of the things that only looked like this trope suddenly start to make sense on the fourth rewatch.
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In one episode of Oddity Archive, Ben cuts to a clip from SCTV of five guys singing "Who Made The Egg Salad Sandwiches". If you watch the original sketch, the song is just as much of a non-sequitur as it is on OA.
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Many of the things that happen in Stampylongnose's Quest and Den series are this trope. Especially Quest's morning routine, which involves Stampy and his friend iBallisticSquid shooting arrows at each other form the top of giant statue-houses of themselves, flushing themselves down a giant toilet, then kissing a snow-golem, then pretending to sell ice cream to each other. This routine has been known to take up an entire twenty-minute episode.
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Drakengard has a real doozy. After fighting their way through 3 different endings, each varying in serious levels of depressing, the player has a chance at experiencing the fourth ending. Rather than confront the final boss of the game, the boss' brother crushes her, causing the Gods possessing her to destroy the world... with giant, terrible infants. The characters remarkably take this in a fair enough stride, all things considered, although the ending is not positive.
And after collecting all 65 weapons hidden within the game (each often with their own horrible requirements to get), the player finally gets to experience the fifth and final ending of Drakengard. Where the same as above happens, but the main character and his dragon wind up dragging the true final boss through a dimensional gateway. To Shinjuku, Japan. In 2003. And then they engage in a rhythm battle above Tokyo in a game that had once been hack-and-slash gameplay. Even the relevant characters wind up seriously confused for the few lines of dialogue they have. What makes this even weirder is this is the ending heavily implied to be what becomes the timeline of NieR.
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Much of Welcome to Night Vale. A few examples include:
Wheat and wheat byproducts being illegal after they all turned into deadly venomous snakes
The mysterious cloaked figures that gather in the dog park (which, as we all know, is off limits to dogs and to people)
Cecil apparently having the ability to summon music from out of nowhere whenever he starts talking about the weather
Hiram McDaniels, who is literally a five-headed dragon
Khoshekh, the not-quite-a-cat that hovers in a fixed position a few feet above the sink in the men's bathroom of the radio station and his similarly floating kittens
Megan Wallaby, a young girl who is actually the disembodied hand of an adult Russian man
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So many of the happenings in SMPLive, but notably...
Schlatt and AntVenom's argument over banning Barack Obama from the KFC Dome.
Schlatt and Connor trapping Michaelmcchill in wool and threatening to burn him alive because they think he's Herobrine.
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In Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, when the first culprit goes into a Villainous Breakdown, he suffers an Accent Slip-Up and ends up saying things that are increasingly hard to understand, forcing Monomi to translate. At one point, when confronted about how he hid the murder weapon, he blurts out "Avrillavignnnnnne!" which Monomi translates as "Avril Lavigne!" and Fuyuhiko accuses him of "saying random shit to fuck with us."
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While My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic doesn't have anything nonsensical in it itself, one of its foreign dubs (the Croatian HRT dub) managed to somehow insert nonsense by accident anyway.
The recap from the beginning of "A Canterlot Wedding Part 2" for the most part has randomly jumbled voice recordings that most certainly weren't playing during the displayed clips from the previous episode, resulting in a mishmash of dialogue that is very confusing and inconsistent with the visuals and thus becoming nonsensical even within context.
For reasons unknown, the Croatian HRT "Cranky Doodle Joy" song was entirely replaced by a single spoken line of Pinkie's (and one that had played earlier, too), and the new line is completely out of place and holds no meaning.
Heck, even in the original there's Discord's shenanigans, which include drinking a glass of chocolate milk (the glass, not the milk, which came from a cotton candy cloud and filled the glass from the top down) and then tossing the milk behind him where it explodes. Granted, he is a Reality Warper, but only someone as insane as him would use those powers in that way.
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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 features a giant eyeball attached to a stitched body. How was this abomination born? Well, in the Neversoft logo, the eyeball discovers the body lying on the ground and takes control by jumping into where its head would be. Yeah.
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Describe a skit from Monty Python's Flying Circus... Any skit from Monty Python's Flying Circus... Does it make sense in context? Yes? Then stop talking about Doctor Who reruns and describe a skit from Monty Python's Flying Circus, instead.
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There's got to be a reason why the entirety of one Jam sketch was two men in underwear shooting each other in the ass, but no one can think of one. And the rest of the sketches don't make a whole lot more sense.
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Most of the reasons you're given to go out and roll things up in the Katamari Damacy series.
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Astarte is a constant source of these in It's Curtains. Like thinking the plastic Halloween spiders were alive or responding to Seymour thinking they're all dead and in hell by concluding that maybe they're actually zombies... noting that they can still eat cake... and amending it with "cake zombies."
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Another example, from their playthrough of Pokémon FireRed:
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Not unlike the below Rubber example, Death Bed: The Bed That Eats is much, much weirder than its title suggests, mixing horror, sexploitation, surrealism, and arthouse tones with wild abandon. The director claims to have no memory of directing it.
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Much later, this scene gets a Call-Back, when in one of the walkaround games, Rufioh Nitram (a minor character based entirely upon Rufio from Hook), mentions that Andrew Hussie's self-insert (always referred to by characters as "the orange guy") tried to kiss him once:
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Heathcliff: Garbage Ape shows up periodically to Heathcliff's evident delight and knocks over the neighborhood trash cans. That's all that's ever explained about him.
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In Boring Trousers, Three Year Anniversary Special, Adam and CJ try to explain to Joe what he missed Cool Collar Bro, in which an LPer explains why he wears a dog collar. The explanation ends up sounding like the premise of a Shōnen Anime — to the point where it perhaps would have been wiser to have not given an explanation at all:
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Ed, Edd n Eddy: "One + One = Ed". From ed.wikia.com: "In this episode, the Eds embark on a learning spree, disassembling various objects and eventually stumbling into a bizarre universe that defies the laws of physics."
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The characters of Little Busters! are prone to this. Most notable is Haruka, who spouts odd lines all the time. Other examples include Kengo summarizing Masato's life as "I brought you mayonnaise", Masato somehow interpreting things as being about muscles and just about everything Kyosuke says.
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South Park: In "A Million Little Fibers", Oprah's anus and vagina argue with each other (they each have a different British accent) until one of them pulls a gun and takes some people hostage. Supposedly, it's a callback to a scene from "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society" in which Bebe's breasts start talking to each other about plotting to rule the world by taking over the boys' minds, only to wake Bebe up and convince her to cover herself in order to break the influence they have over the boys in her class.
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During Mega Man 6, Arin tells the story of how, when he and Dan were seventeen and twelve respectively in Kansas in 1942, eight-year-old Dan (a two-year-old serial murderer, at the time) and Arin, a young child of seventy-seven, went to a Dairy Queen, where Dan proceeded to shit himself seventeen times in a row.note The use of multiple different ages is not a mistake - Arin specifically makes mention of their age three times during the story and uses a different age every time. In reality, in 2014 when the video was released, Arin was 27 and Dan was 35. Neither had been born yet in 1942, and neither has ever lived in Kansas.
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Pro and Noob: Josh and Cotton frequently start talking about things wholly unrelated to the game they're playing. For instance: Josh going on and on for minutes on end about how he fantasizes about a game show based around polar bears and showers. Cotton is just as confused as the rest of us.
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Homestar Runner: In "Best Caper Ever", Strong Bad and The Cheat send Homestar to the Arctic (to which they inexplicably have live satellite feed) by having The Cheat pee in Homestar's melonade. Due to not remembering all of the details of their caper, Strong Bad and The Cheat are at a loss trying to figure out how it happened.
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The Prisoner, a much-lauded spy show from The '60s, always had a weird, psychedelic feel to it, but nobody was prepared for the finale. If you really want it spoiled, you should know that everyone dances to "Dem Bones", the villain turns out to be a chimp who turns out to be the hero, and then there's a gunfight set to "All You Need Is Love", a rocket takes off, and the hero teams up with a supporting villain, a little person, and a mod and they steal a truck. The kicker is that if you pay attention to it in terms of themes, rather than plot, it's not without meaning. It's just... very peculiar in how it communicates those themes.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The fourth season finale "Restless" is a gold mine for this trope, but particular mention goes to the man who wanders through the main characters' dreams discussing, demonstrating, and wearing cheese slices. In the commentary, Joss Whedon says this is because every dream has some element that simply makes no sense.
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JulianSmith.tv, "You In Five Minutes": Julian finds clones of himself who claim to be him a few minutes in the future. The clone who claims to be Julian in an hour is black, looks nothing like him, and unleashes magical powers in fury upon learning Julian's mail package is empty. Cut to Julian in a car with friends, with no mention of the clones at all.
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The Beethoven Level from Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp. It starts off with Dirk being chased by a cat around Beethoven's house. Seems OK, right? Well, then the piano starts flying, the cat turns into a fire-breathing demon-cat, Beethoven briefly turns into Elton John, you have to scramble over flying violins and music notes, and before everything comes crashing down Beethoven's coat is set on fire. And there is no explanation whatsoever.
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Panty Party is a third-person shooter fighting game in the style of Virtual-ON. Except that the characters are all animated underwear.
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Black Friday: The In-Universe film Santa Claus Is Going to High School! plays in the Hatchetfield movie theater. It follows Santa disguising himself as a high schooler and dating a teenager. No one knows why Santa is in the high school, least of the characters watching it.
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Durarara!!: The entire series makes little to no sense and cannot be explained accurately in one sentence. There's a headless fairy called Celty looking for her head in Ikebukuro after it was stolen by a mad scientist and given to a pharmaceutical company. A boy named Seiji became infatuated with the head and his sister, Namie, was infatuated with him. Celty ended up living with Shinra, an underground doctor for twenty years, during said time he had a crush on her. Three different middle-schoolers started color gangs, one of which, made by Mikado, being a ridiculously large internet-based gang. A girl named Anri's parents were killed by a demon sword that possesses people and makes them into knife-wielding zombies. Shinra became friends with Shizuo, a man with super strength and an incredible temper in elementary school and later Shinra became friends with Izaya, who went on to manipulate Mikado as well as his friend, Masaomi. Oh, also a vampire became an idol and there are multiple, evil pharmaceutical companies. Please note that that was only a small part of the premise.
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Star Trek: Voyager: The infamous "Threshold", in which traveling at Warp 10 causes people to mutate into large salamanders and have salamander babies together before being returned completely to normal. There's something about "evolution" in there, but beyond that...
It actually makes even less sense in context, given that among other things, the fictional science of Star Trek warp drive says that warp 10 is infinite speed (achieving it would mean occupying all points in the universe simultaneously) and thus requires infinite power output. Yet somehow an underpowered shuttlecraft is able to do it, with no explanation as to how. note They do say it was made possible by a "new kind of dilithium"... Which is a bit like saying you could tune your car engine to let you drive to space, as long as you had a different kind of fuel. And then there's the opening scene of the episode, in which they run a computer simulation of the warp 10 test... even though given that nothing has ever reached warp 10, there should be no data to enter into the simulation. Small wonder, then, that the people in charge of the series, including the scriptwriter for that episode, officially disowned that episode.
Even worse, the distant finale of Star Trek: The Next Generation (which was written long before "Threshold") shows ships exceeding warp 10 without any lizard people or infinite energy, though this probably signifies a renumbering of the scale. (This had been done once before; it was TNG that introduced the warp scale that tops out at Warp 10. In the original series, Warp 10 was achievable but somewhat unsafe for the Enterprise under normal circumstances, and significantly exceeded under a few abnormal circumstances.)
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Describing the premise of Lookism goes from 'Ah! That's easy! It's about a guy with one Bishōnen and one Gonk body, and he changes between the two each time one of them falls asleep!' Beat no… it's not easy to explain at all, how did it even happen?! Where did the Bishōnen body even come from?!
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The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals: Professor Hidgens's best friend (and possible lover?) is an Amazon Alexa.
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Detention starts out as a comedic version of Scream and then introduces a time-traveling bear mascot, a Jerk Jock with insect blood who vomits acid, a "Freaky Friday" Flip and aliens.
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Dream Drop Distance is considered the worst offender by some, including such things as introducing a time-travel mechanic, using said time-travel to answer questions nobody was asking, and giving the Big Bad the ability to track people by planting an X on them, such as in their name (explaining why all of Organization XIII had their Meaningful Rename) or just giving them X-shaped suspenders.note However, this plot-point was foreshadowed in a previous game. In hindsight regarding that last one, the entire plot could have been avoided if Sora had just changed his shirt, but no one in-universe had any reasonable way of knowing this until it was spelled out to them.
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Kingdom Hearts is known by non-fans for being notoriously dense, but most of its events make perfect sense if you follow the plot threads from the beginning. And maybe ignore the retcons. However, there are some notable exceptions that even die-hard fans have trouble accepting.
Chain of Memories: Riku spends quite a bit of time claiming the ability to "smell darkness." This is never explained, nor is it ever brought up again.
Dream Drop Distance is considered the worst offender by some, including such things as introducing a time-travel mechanic, using said time-travel to answer questions nobody was asking, and giving the Big Bad the ability to track people by planting an X on them, such as in their name (explaining why all of Organization XIII had their Meaningful Rename) or just giving them X-shaped suspenders.note However, this plot-point was foreshadowed in a previous game. In hindsight regarding that last one, the entire plot could have been avoided if Sora had just changed his shirt, but no one in-universe had any reasonable way of knowing this until it was spelled out to them.
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The Trail to Oregon!: Grandpa (Tittymitty) fought his own personal war against the lobsters in 1812. The leader of the lobsters, Cornwallis, was in love with his wife, so the two fought. That war is the reason Grandpa's face is on the million-dollar bill. The rest of the characters chalk this up to a story Grandpa made up, but at the end, Cornwallis returns to pay back his debt to Grandpa and saves the family from a waterfall.
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Near the end of the first Hellsing anime, the main villain catches one of Alucard's bullets with his head by phasing it. He then sends the bullet flying back down the barrel of the gun, somehow causing it to explode all the bullets into Alucard and reduce him to a pile of blood. Then again, this is a show about gun-wielding vampires.
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Chain of Memories: Riku spends quite a bit of time claiming the ability to "smell darkness." This is never explained, nor is it ever brought up again.
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Tammy and the T-Rex has the premise of a mad scientist stealing a guy's brain so he can use it as a test subject for putting human brains into robot bodies. No explanation is given for why this robot body is shaped like a Tyrannosaurus Rex, why it moves on its own before the transplant, or why he promises it immortality.
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Gravity Falls: Insane Reality Warper that he is, much of what Bill Cipher comes up with in the environments where he has control (mostly the mindscape, the dream world and all of Gravity Falls during the finale) is utterly nonsensical horror. Notable examples include:
"DEER TEETH! FOR YOU, KID! AHAHAHAHAHA!"
"You deserve a prize! ...Here, have a head that's always screaming!" (Bonus points for Bill graphically dismantling the head from the outside in like an onion.)
Can't forget the beginning of the "penthouse suite" scene in the final episode: rather disorienting for the viewer and a complete Mind Screw for poor Ford. Bill rises out of the floor with a piano and plays and sings "We'll Meet Again", and that's just the beginning.
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Even worse, the distant finale of Star Trek: The Next Generation (which was written long before "Threshold") shows ships exceeding warp 10 without any lizard people or infinite energy, though this probably signifies a renumbering of the scale. (This had been done once before; it was TNG that introduced the warp scale that tops out at Warp 10. In the original series, Warp 10 was achievable but somewhat unsafe for the Enterprise under normal circumstances, and significantly exceeded under a few abnormal circumstances.)
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 Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Cocoanuts / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Holy Mountain / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Wicker Man (2006) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Tropic Thunder / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Chuggaaconroy (Lets Play) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 JoshJepson (Lets Play) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Nnemonic (Lets Play) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Deadbeats (Lets Play) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Lord Marksman and Vanadis / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 A Pickle for the Knowing Ones / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 B to the F: The Novelization of the Feature Film / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Flatland / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Interrupting Chicken And The Elephant Of Surprise / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Jabberwocky / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Lord Marksman and Vanadis / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Nightmares & Dreamscapes / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Disaster Artist / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Gamer Poop (Machinima) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Supermarioglitchy4's Super Mario 64 Bloopers (Machinima) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 AudieMurphy
seeAlso
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 MakesJustASMuchSenseInContext
sameAs
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 MakesJustAsMuchSenseIncontext
sameAs
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 MakesJustasMuchSenseInContext
sameAs
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 MakesJustasMuchSenseinContext
sameAs
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 MakesjustAsMuchSenseInContext
sameAs
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Omegle
seeAlso
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Putney Swope Panic
seeAlso
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 TammyAndTheTRex
seeAlso
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Brocken Blood (Manga)
seeAlso
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Haruhi-chan (Manga) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 My Bride is a Mermaid (Manga) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 My Hero Academia Smash!! (Manga) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Princess Lucia (Manga) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei (Manga) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Soul Eater (Manga) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You (Manga) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Bad Lip Reading (Music) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Death Grips (Music) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Podcaaast (Podcast) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Stellar Firma (Podcast) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Dollop (Podcast) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 BigFinishDoctorWho
seeAlso
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Go Through The Alphabet Before Somebody Posts A My Little Pony Picture (Roleplay) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Shadowside (Roleplay) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Insane Quest of Unfathomable Randomness (Roleplay) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Charmed (1998) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Godzilla Island / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Jam / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Mock the Week / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Monsters / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 New Girl / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Odd Squad / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Aquabats! Super Show! / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Eric Andre Show / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Prisoner (1967) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Watchmen (2019) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Alice (Theatre) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 A Hat in Time (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 A Super Mario Thing (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Action 52 Owns (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Bio Force Ape (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 ClaDun (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Deep Rock Galactic (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Drakengard (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 FNF CN Lost Episodes (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Friday Night Funkin': Mario's Madness (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Fruit Mystery (Video Game)
seeAlso
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Ghostbusters (1984) (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Hunt Down the Freeman (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Hylics (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Jazzpunk (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 OFF (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Omega Labyrinth Life (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 PaRappa the Rapper (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Phantom Breaker (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Rhythm Heaven (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Rogue Legacy 2 (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Skool Daze (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 stikir (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Supa Robo Gakuen (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Easiest Adventure Mapâ„¢ (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Halloween Hack (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Vanishing of Ethan Carter (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Toilet In Wonderland (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 vstobiasvschowdervspizzastevevsrobotjonesvssumovscourage (Video Game) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Hiveswap Friendsim (Visual Novel) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Steins;Gate (Visual Novel) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 asdfmovie (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Ao Usagi Tribute Show (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Battle of the Multiverse (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Gamer Poop (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Ghost House (2014) (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Heavy is Dead (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Meta Runner (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Sonic In X Minutes (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Sonic Villains (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Supermarioglitchy4's Super Mario 64 Bloopers (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Teen Girl Squad (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Fedora Chronicles (Web Animation) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Jerkcity (Webcomic) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Texts From Last Night (Website) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 BleachMENT
seeAlso
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Boring Trousers (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 CPU Kerfuffle (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Caddicarus (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Code MENT (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Deagle Nation (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Drawfee (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 50% OFF (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Filthy Frank (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Jerma985 (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 JonTron (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Khonjin House (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Marcel Vos (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Memory Hole (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Mother's Basement (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 NearChris (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Oddity Archive (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Official Duck Studios (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 React (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Real-Time Fandub (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 SBI Rust (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 SMPLive (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Star (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 SimpleFlips (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Stampylongnose (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 StephenVlog (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The 8-Bit Drummer (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Happy Spaceman (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Unexpectables (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 3DBotMaker (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Vinesauce (Web Video) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Darths & Droids (Webcomic) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Educomix (Webcomic) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Life of Wily (Webcomic) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Pilot In Universe Works (Webcomic)
seeAlso
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Prequel (Webcomic) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Property of Hate (Webcomic) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Two Guys and Guy (Webcomic) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Well That Was Unexpected (Webcomic) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 BrainPOP (Website) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Reddit (Website) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Superdickery (Website) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Wani Kani (Website) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Reaction & Review / Webvideo / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Alpha and Omega / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Animaniacs (2020) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Freddie as F.R.O.7 / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Hailey's On It! / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Oggy and the Cockroaches / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Sausage Party / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Teen Titans / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Teen Titans (2003) / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Boss Baby / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Mind's Eye / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The Spirit of Christmas / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 The X's / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Uncle Grandpa / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Xavier: Renegade Angel / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Light and Dark The Adventures of Dark Yagami / Fan Fic / int_4fc0aaa7
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context
 Charlie the Unicorn (Web Animation) / int_cff28687
type
Makes Just as Much Sense in Context