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{{work}}{{Outdated}}<!-- MOD: There's at least one new character, a soccer mom on a bike; there are more... devices as well. Bottle runs, bottle throws, rope/jet falls, window breaks and other new challenges should be added. And someone should probably mention all levels made simply to challenge YouTuber [[GrayStillPlays]]... -->
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** And several done by [[PewDiePie]]. Also quite funny.
* [[Ludicrous Gibs]]: With remarkable attention to detail, including multiple organs, a coil of intestines (Which can hold the two halves of a body together), and multiple slimy chunks of each body part. If a character's body is destroyed completely, the camera follows the heart.
* [[Made of Plasticine]]: One thing that makes ''Happy Wheels'' so challenging (besides the chaotic levels) is the fact that the smallest wipeout from a bike, wheelchair, or Segway can cause your character to lose limbs, break their neck, or sometimes explode into a bloody mess of gibs.
* [[Major Injury Underreaction]]: Irresponsible dad will respond to having his limbs cut off with a simple "Damn it!" Arguably every character as well.
* [[Plagiarism]]: While the game itself doesn't plagiarize anything, it happens [[In-Universe|in-universe ]] with some of the levels being outright copies of other levels. Most common in rope swings, jet falls, and the infamous stair levels.
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