TOME/Funny
TV TOME Adventures
T.O.M.E.
Multiple Episode Moments
- Nylocke's Running Gag of jumping into the air and declaring himself "NYLOCKE! Dragon of [insert whatever caused him to declare this here]!"
- WHOOSH!
Episode 01
- Rockoon and Doubling.
Doubling: Let's get back to business and find this fucking thing. My paypal's in need'o some cash. |
- Mothascratchers.
Doubling: Mother scratchers? Really? |
- Alpha and Flamegirl are having a moment and Kirb ruins the whole thing by being blasted onscreen and his hair catches on fire.
Kirb: Who puts a campfire here?! WHO DOES THAT?! |
- After Alpha makes his Deal with the Devil, he walks up to Flamegirl.
Alpha: I'm in the mood. |
- Nylocke's making a Rousing Speech being interrupted.
Person in the crowd: SOMETIME TODAY, JACKASS! |
Episode 02
- Sniperwheel unveiling a huge cannon that is at least three times as big as he is, and Kirb's reaction face that follows.
Kirbopher: WHAT IS THAT?! |
- Incidentially, DANCING.
- NYLOCKE! DRAGON OF THE ROLLING CREDITS!
- Splat's intro.
Splat: Simple, effective, disgusting, what's not to love? |
Episode 03
- "Sir Alpha! Thou wishes to become Lady Flamegirl's knight in shining...baggy...blue clothes. DON'T YE?!"
- Whyti imitating Nylocke's "WHOOSH!".
- NYLOCKE! DRAGON OF- (Demonking runs into his sword head first and gets knocked out) Uninteinal finishing blows?
- Granda the Stegosaurus's tantrum directed at Nylocke for beating her 10 times in a row and the reactions from T-Bones, Nylocke and Alpha.
Granda: Role-players are dumb! You're dumb! When I see you tomorrow I'm gonna bite your nails down to the cuticles and SPIT THEM IN YOUR EYES! Then I'll scraggle your greasy haircut and kick you in the face! |
Episode 04
- Pick a moment with Rockoon...ANY moment.
- Nylocke's epic and comedic Curb Stomp Battle at the hands of Granda. Flamegirl, while all of this is happening off-screen, is seen casually trying to solve a puzzle. The exchange with Gamecrazed afterwards is also noteworthy.
Gamecrazed: What happened to you? |
- Gamecrazed's "awkwardness meter"