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[[File:blender.png|thumb|right|180px|A blender with a similar model to the one used in the video.]]
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'''Cat in a Blender''' is a [[shock video]] depicting a cat getting blended alive inside a blender, and then put into a microwave. The origin of the video remains unknown.
The '''[[Must Not Search|Words You Should Never Search]]''' Wiki is a Japanese [[website]] designed to catalog internet content based on shock value, including [[screamers]], [[shock sites]], and [[application|malicious malware]].


The [[video]] raises ethical questions regarding the treatment of animals and the responsibilities of content creators. The video's origins are unknown, but it quickly went viral and gained a following online, despite its controversial and disturbing content. Social media users attempted to identify the individual responsible for the video, and there were reports of an arrest in May 2023. However, it was unclear if the individual was specifically arrested for animal cruelty. After the arrest, his accomplices reportedly threatened to hold a mass livestream event where they would torture more cats to death.
To join the wiki, users must set their own member name, follow the provided registration template exactly, and verify their account by clicking a link sent to their email address. Once these requirements are met, a final confirmation email is sent from @wiki to signify that an account is ready for use.


<center><big>'''[[Cat in a Blender|"They couldn't bring themselves to watch the whole thing. It's absolutely horrific and deeply disturbing. The fact that anyone could find pleasure in such cruelty towards innocent animals is beyond comprehension."]]'''</big></center>
The site uses the standard [https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Atwiki Atwiki] layout, with a "Web 2.0" or early 2010s look featuring a white background and a blue-colored banner. On the left side of the screen, a massive navigation menu contains links to various "Levels", alphabetical indexes, and community forums. The center of the screen displays the current page, where each entry typically includes the search term, its "Danger Level," and a brief description.
 
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Latest revision as of 22:00, 20 March 2026

The homepage as of March 2026.

The Words You Should Never Search Wiki is a Japanese website designed to catalog internet content based on shock value, including screamers, shock sites, and malicious malware.

To join the wiki, users must set their own member name, follow the provided registration template exactly, and verify their account by clicking a link sent to their email address. Once these requirements are met, a final confirmation email is sent from @wiki to signify that an account is ready for use.

The site uses the standard Atwiki layout, with a "Web 2.0" or early 2010s look featuring a white background and a blue-colored banner. On the left side of the screen, a massive navigation menu contains links to various "Levels", alphabetical indexes, and community forums. The center of the screen displays the current page, where each entry typically includes the search term, its "Danger Level," and a brief description.

Don't Toy With Me, Screamer-kun! ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧


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