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Vs Cheeky (Video Game)

 Vs Cheeky (Video Game)
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 Vs Cheeky (Video Game)
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 Vs Cheeky (Video Game)
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 Vs. Cheeky (sometimes referred to and stylized as VS. CHEEKY - A LITERAL ROCK) is a Friday Night Funkin' Game Mod created by Wizord (aka Salami Wizard), Lexicord, Lonestarr, and Goodenoty. It stars the main character of the same name from M U G E N, a group responsible for a series of Roblox Surreal Horror games (though this isn't immediately obvious.)Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })After numerous failed attempts to have Boyfriend killed, Daddy Dearest rings up a literal rock with a complicated history named Szemtelen Manó, better known as Cheeky, to kidnap and kill him. As it turns out, this rock has more than what it takes to dispose of Boyfriend... assuming he can outwit him first.Week 1 SongsRocky BeatsTough StoneHard 2 BreakWeek 2 SongsDevil's JelloBedrockBonus SongsGuns (from the original game, covered by Cheeky and with new vocals for Boyfriend)
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 The Cameo
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 The Cameo: After the drop in "Bedrock," some of the other rocks from M U G E N's lore can be seen as effigies in the background, including one of Szemtelen himself.
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 Bilingual Bonus
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 Bilingual Bonus: Cheeky is fluent in Hungarian, and drops the Stylistic Suck of his dialogue whenever he uses the language. His real name is also Hungarian for "naughty leprechaun."
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 Bait-and-Switch
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 Bait-and-Switch: After "Hard 2 Break," Cheeky initially seems like he's about to undergo the now-formulaic final song transformation, but stops himself. He then flees the building because all those gunshots attracted the attention of the police.
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 Brutal Bonus Level
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 Brutal Bonus Level: An update introduces a cover of "Guns" from the original game as a bonus, the main difference being that both major mechanics from the main mod are active during this song. Cheeky shoots much more often than in "Hard 2 Break" as well, often leaving Boyfriend at critical HP at the start of every turn.
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