MADh Vinyl

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Madh Vinyl is a Photo Comic about four girls with various magical and/or technological backgrounds. The characters are represented by Obitsu vinyl dolls (a type of ball-joined doll).

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Tropes used in MADh Vinyl include:

• The Ace: Hyacinth is something of this to Miyuki grade-wise, which contributes to Miyuki's dislike at of her.
• Animated Actors: In side stories or specials, the characters interact directly with their owner/director Farnsworth.
• Buxom Is Better: About half the main characters, something Hyatt frequently comments on. Nyoko takes this to truly ridiculous levels.
• Catgirl: Anna Marie, Miyuki, and Hyacinth, as well as various test subjects from the same lab as Miyuki.
• Deadpan Snarker: Hyatt does this constantly.
• The Ditz: Anna Marie, although her poor English skills and memory issues give her something of an excuse.
• Eloquent in My Native Tongue: Miyuki and Anna Marie both sound a lot smarter in their native Japanese, though Anna Marie is still The Ditz.
• Jerkass: Hyatt regularly tortures Anna Marie and escapes any sort of detection.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite being a Jerkass towards her, Hyatt still performs a Heroic Sacrifice to save Anna Marie.
• Killed Off for Real: Hyatt. Despite various fan theories to the contrary, Word of God has confirmed multiple times that she won't be returning, at least in the main story.
• Fundamentally Female Cast: So far, aside from some off-screen scientists, there's only been one male cast member -- Robbie the Zombie.
• Our Demons Are Different: Hyatt is basically a living computer virus, but Diamond refers to her as a demon.
• Our Zombies Are Different: Robbie is the classic Voodoo version, though based on his advanced state of decay, he's been dead for a while.
• Painting the Fourth Wall: The characters use different fonts when they're speaking Japanese and English, and Sapphire has a special font to represent her British Accent.
• Shout-Out: Aside from the frequent Star Wars and Star Trek references, Hyatt refers to Anna Marie and Diamond as Pinky and The Brain.