My Singing Monsters Anti Piracy: Difference between revisions

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'''My Singing Monsters Anti Piracy Screen''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by ''NathanGames YTwo'' on May 2nd, 2022. It is based off of the 2012 mobile game ''My Singing Monsters''.

'''My Singing Monsters Anti Piracy Screen''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by ''NathanGames YTwo'' on May 2nd, 2022. It is based off of the 2012 mobile game ''[[Wikipedia:My Singing Monsters|My Singing Monsters]]''.

The video ~~in question~~ portrays the opening sequence of ~~''[[Wikipedia:My Singing Monsters|My Singing Monsters]]'', a mobile~~ game, which is accessed via the Bluestacks mobile emulator using a cursor. ~~Once launched~~, a message ~~appears on~~ the screen stating "Piracy is illegal. Something is going to happen" along with a countdown from ~~five~~. Additionally, two Mammott ~~monsters (along with other monsters in the background)~~ with red eyes edited ~~and~~ positioned at the bottom corners of the screen.

The video at first portrays the opening sequence of the previously mentioned game, which is accessed via the Bluestacks mobile emulator using a cursor. But suddenly, a message glides in from the left of the screen, stating "Piracy is illegal. Something is going to happen" in red text with a thick, black outline, along with a countdown from 5 in the same text style. Additionally, two images of Mammott with red eyes edited onto them are positioned at the bottom corners of the screen, and all the monsters in the background (excluding the monsters that have no eyes or their eyes blocked by the message) have the same red eyes as well. Reversed sounds and beeping also accompany this. When the countdown reaches 3, a sepia-toned image of Furcorn pops up, along with a loud scream.

~~The audio accompanying the visuals includes reversed sounds and beeping. At the three-second mark, the display switches to a sepia-toned image of the monster Furcorn, accompanied by a loud scream.~~ It should be noted that the anti-piracy screen is fake, as My Singing Monsters is a free game that cannot be ''subjected'' to piracy.

It should be noted that the anti-piracy screen is fake, as My Singing Monsters is a free game that cannot be ''subjected'' to piracy.

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-'''My Singing Monsters Anti Piracy Screen''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by ''NathanGames YTwo'' on May 2nd, 2022. It is based off of the 2012 mobile game ''My Singing Monsters''.
+'''My Singing Monsters Anti Piracy Screen''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by ''NathanGames YTwo'' on May 2nd, 2022. It is based off of the 2012 mobile game ''[[Wikipedia:My Singing Monsters|My Singing Monsters]]''.
-The video in question portrays the opening sequence of ''[[Wikipedia:My Singing Monsters|My Singing Monsters]]'', a mobile game, which is accessed via the Bluestacks mobile emulator using a cursor. Once launched, a message appears on the screen stating "Piracy is illegal. Something is going to happen" along with a countdown from five. Additionally, two Mammott monsters (along with other monsters in the background) with red eyes edited and positioned at the bottom corners of the screen.
+The video at first portrays the opening sequence of the previously mentioned game, which is accessed via the Bluestacks mobile emulator using a cursor. But suddenly, a message glides in from the left of the screen, stating "Piracy is illegal. Something is going to happen" in red text with a thick, black outline, along with a countdown from 5 in the same text style. Additionally, two images of Mammott with red eyes edited onto them are positioned at the bottom corners of the screen, and all the monsters in the background (excluding the monsters that have no eyes or their eyes blocked by the message) have the same red eyes as well. Reversed sounds and beeping also accompany this. When the countdown reaches 3, a sepia-toned image of Furcorn pops up, along with a loud scream.
-The audio accompanying the visuals includes reversed sounds and beeping. At the three-second mark, the display switches to a sepia-toned image of the monster Furcorn, accompanied by a loud scream. It should be noted that the anti-piracy screen is fake, as My Singing Monsters is a free game that cannot be ''subjected'' to piracy.
+It should be noted that the anti-piracy screen is fake, as My Singing Monsters is a free game that cannot be ''subjected'' to piracy.
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