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|title =  
|title = Find Differences Child Doll
|image = Zoeken clone.png
|image = Zoeken clone.png
|imagecaption = The image where the player is told to find
|maker = Namiko Yoshinobu
|maker = Namiko Yoshinobu
|type = [[Flash]] animation
|type = [[Flash]] animation
|date= 2002
|date= 2002
|imagecaption = The image where the player is told to find
}}
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'''相違点探し 子供人形''' ("Find Differences Child Doll") was a Chinese [[Flash]] [[screamer]] created by Namiko Yoshinobu. Based on [[Zoeken]], the game tells the player to find the difference between two pictures of a room.  
<span title="Fuanshii airando" class="explain"><b>相違点探し 子供人形</b></span> (<b>Find Differences Child Doll</b>) was a Chinese [[Flash]] [[screamer]] created by Namiko Yoshinobu. Based on [[Zoeken]], the game tells the player to find the difference between two pictures of a room.
 
Despite being a typical [[Zoeken]] screamer, The text in the main menu tells the player to look at the first image with their left eye and at the second image with their second eye, claiming they will see the image three-dimensionally. However, if the player looks at it for long enough, an image of Chucky from ''Child's play'' appears with the same scream from [[What's Wrong]]. The screamer then redirects the player to a "wd99.126.com" site.


Despite being a typical [[Zoeken]] screamer, The text in the main menu tells the player to look at the first image with their left eye and at the second image with their second eye, claiming they will see the image three-dimensionally. However, if the player looks at it for long enough, an image of Chucky from Child's play appears with the same scream from [[What's Wrong]]. The screamer then redirects the player to a ''wd99.126.com'' site
== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
<gallery widths="200" position="center" captionalign="center" captiontextcolor="#ffffff" spacing="small" captionsize="small">
<gallery widths="200" spacing="small" position="center" captionalign="center" bordersize="small">
FDCD Main menu.png|The main menu.
FDCD Main menu.png|The main menu.
Zoeken clone.png|The image where the player is told to find
Zoeken clone.png|The image where the player is told to find
Zoeken clone 2.png|A text that appears after the [[screamer]].
Zoeken clone 2.png|A text that appears after the [[screamer]].
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Links==
==Links==
<u>NOTE</u>: The following animation contains a [[screamer]]!
<u>NOTE</u>: The following animation contains a [[screamer]]!
*archive.org/details/072910
*archive.org/details/072910
*'''Further reading''': pppppppppp.xyz/childplay-jumpscare-flash/
*<b>Further reading</b>: pppppppppp.xyz/childplay-jumpscare-flash
 
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[[Category:Other makers]]
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[[Category:Other scary images]]

Revision as of 07:50, 25 January 2023

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相違点探し 子供人形 (Find Differences Child Doll) was a Chinese Flash screamer created by Namiko Yoshinobu. Based on Zoeken, the game tells the player to find the difference between two pictures of a room.

Despite being a typical Zoeken screamer, The text in the main menu tells the player to look at the first image with their left eye and at the second image with their second eye, claiming they will see the image three-dimensionally. However, if the player looks at it for long enough, an image of Chucky from Child's play appears with the same scream from What's Wrong. The screamer then redirects the player to a "wd99.126.com" site.

Gallery

Links

NOTE: The following animation contains a screamer!

  • archive.org/details/072910
  • Further reading: pppppppppp.xyz/childplay-jumpscare-flash

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