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'''Where's WALL-E?''' is a [[screamer]] video created and uploaded to [[YouTube]] on May 25, 2022 by user refreshedcyberjohn.
'''Where's WALL-E?''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] on May 25, 2022 by ''refreshedcyberjohn'', and shares a similar concept of both [[Where's Waldo?]] and [[The Simpsons: Find Maggie]].


The video starts off with a text saying "Okay so I'm gonna show you a picture full of various fictional TV and Movie robots. Can you find WALL-E in just 10 seconds? At the end, I'll reveal the answer", telling the viewers to look for a Robot character named WALL-E from a Disney Pixar movie by the same name. It then changes to the illustration drawing of all the robots from Pop Culture illustrated by Richard Sargent in 2011, after 10 seconds, an image of [[Regan MacNeil]] pops up along with Daffy Duck's scream from the episode "The Ducksters" that was also used for [[Subliminal Music and Images]]. After that an image of the Trollface pops up zooming along with a fading clip of Tom Cat from Tom and Jerry doing an evil face from the episode "The Vanishing Duck" accompanied with Scooby Doo's laughing slowed down in an echo effect. After that, a text shows up saying "GOTCHA!!" in a bloody font, another text then pops up saying "Did you find WALL-E? I hope you did. If not, here's the answer.", It then changes back to the illustration drawing revealing where WALL-E is. Lastly, the final text then says "Have fun cleaning your pants. >;3".
The video starts with text saying "Okay, so I'm gonna show you a picture full of various fictional TV and Movie robots. Can you find WALL-E in just 10 seconds? At the end, I'll reveal the answer", telling the viewers to look for [[wikipedia:WALL-E_(character)|WALL-E]], a fictional robot character from the Disney and Pixar movie with the [[wikipedia:WALL-E|same name]]. It then changes to the illustration drawing of all the robots from Pop Culture illustrated by Richard Sargent in 2011, which persists for 10 seconds. However, after 10 seconds, an image of [[Regan MacNeil]] pops up zooming in towards the screen, along with [[wikipedia:Daffy_Duck|Daffy Duck]]'s scream from ''[https://looneytunes.fandom.com/wiki/The_Ducksters The Ducksters]'' that was also used for [[Subliminal Music and Images]]. After that, an image of the [[wikipedia:Trollface|Trollface]] pops up while zooming in towards the screen, along with a fading clip of [[wikipedia:Tom_Cat|Tom Cat]] doing an evil smile from the ''[[wikipedia:Tom_and_Jerry|Tom and Jerry]]'' episode ''[https://tomandjerry.fandom.com/wiki/The_Vanishing_Duck The Vanishing Duck]'', slowed down, and is accompanied with [[wikipedia:Scooby-Doo_(character)|Scooby Doo]]'s laughing sound effect, except it's slowed down with an echo effect applied to it. After that, a text shows up saying "GOTCHA!!" in a bloody font, and another text then says, "Did you find WALL-E? I hope you did. If not, here's the answer". It then changes back to the illustration drawing revealing where WALL-E is, as a red circle appears around him, and the picture zooms in towards WALL-E, with the red circle around him. Lastly, the final text says "Have fun cleaning your pants. >;3."


==Links==
== Link ==
<u>NOTE</u>: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
<u>NOTE</u>: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=4E2Fnuo2uBc
* youtube.com/watch?v=4E2Fnuo2uBc
* '''Permalink:''' bit.ly/48ZwsKz


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