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{{Infobox|title = A very tiny screamer|image = Mime | {{PLS}} | ||
{{Infobox | |||
|title = A very tiny screamer | |||
|image = A very tiny screamer.png | |||
|imagecaption = The image of Mime. | |||
|maker = kc_making_projects | |||
|type = [[Scratch]] project | |||
|date = May 2, 2019 | |||
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'''A very tiny screamer''' was a [[Scratch]] project made by ''kc_making_projects'' on May 2nd, 2019. | |||
== | The project begins with a low-quality, poorly cropped screenshot of Mime from the adult animated web series ''[[wikipedia:Happy Tree Friends|Happy Tree Friends]]''. He is depicted standing on one foot with both hands pointing forward, as if performing one of his signature acts, retaining the character's signature painted-on smile. Aside from the silent picture of Mime, no other elements are present until the project reaches the one-minute mark. At that exact timestamp, a "screamer" abruptly appears, featuring a crude, high-contrast drawing of a smiling black face with tiny eyes and a cavernous mouth. | ||
<u>NOTE</u>: The following | |||
* '''scratch.mit.edu/projects/ | Although the original project is currently considered lost media, a partial reupload exists by user oawfan2018, titled "A very tiny screamer but". Upon launching the file, the initial screenshot of Mime remains intact; however, the "screamer" sequence is altered to display a crude scribble accompanied by an audio clip of [[Wikipedia:Daffy Duck|Daffy Duck]] screaming. | ||
Additionally, a derivative remix created by bonzi346 was subsequently uploaded, which retains the changes but removes the Daffy Duck audio clip. | |||
== Links == | |||
<u>NOTE</u>: The following animations contain [[screamers]]! | |||
* <s>scratch.mit.edu/projects/306184267</s> | |||
* '''Reupload:''' scratch.mit.edu/projects/1299791582/ | |||
* '''Partially found:''' scratch.mit.edu/projects/376609453 | |||
** '''Remix:''' scratch.mit.edu/projects/1137947791/ | |||
{{Scratch}} | |||
{{Comments}} | |||
[[Category:Animations]] | [[Category:Animations]] | ||
[[Category:2019]] | [[Category:2019]] | ||
[[Category:Scratch projects]] | [[Category:Scratch projects]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Unscary screamer image]] | ||
[[Category:Kc making projects]] | [[Category:Kc making projects]] | ||
[[Category:Silent Screamers]] | |||
[[Category:Happy Tree Friends]] | |||
[[Category:Joke screamers]] | |||
[[Category:Screamers with warnings]] | |||
[[Category:Looney Tunes]] | |||
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A very tiny screamer was a Scratch project made by kc_making_projects on May 2nd, 2019.
The project begins with a low-quality, poorly cropped screenshot of Mime from the adult animated web series Happy Tree Friends. He is depicted standing on one foot with both hands pointing forward, as if performing one of his signature acts, retaining the character's signature painted-on smile. Aside from the silent picture of Mime, no other elements are present until the project reaches the one-minute mark. At that exact timestamp, a "screamer" abruptly appears, featuring a crude, high-contrast drawing of a smiling black face with tiny eyes and a cavernous mouth.
Although the original project is currently considered lost media, a partial reupload exists by user oawfan2018, titled "A very tiny screamer but". Upon launching the file, the initial screenshot of Mime remains intact; however, the "screamer" sequence is altered to display a crude scribble accompanied by an audio clip of Daffy Duck screaming.
Additionally, a derivative remix created by bonzi346 was subsequently uploaded, which retains the changes but removes the Daffy Duck audio clip.
Links
NOTE: The following animations contain screamers!
scratch.mit.edu/projects/306184267- Reupload: scratch.mit.edu/projects/1299791582/
- Partially found: scratch.mit.edu/projects/376609453
- Remix: scratch.mit.edu/projects/1137947791/
