Ruby Rabbit and the magical kingdom of Thistletown

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Poe's Law: Many of Weaver's discontinuity gags and jokes appear to be actually half-canon to the story. Unusual Ears: The only way most of the characters can be told apart, due to the simplistic art style. This fact was directly referenced by Red while using one of his AC counterpart's famous lines. note "HOLD ON NOW, FRIENDS. RED CAN'T LET JUST ANYONE THROUGH THIS DOOR. YOU HAVE TO PROVE YOU'RE FAMILY. PART OF RED'S SPECIAL FAMILY." At this moment, a roar came from the sky and a little white dragon stepped between Rabbit and the wolf. He stopped the wolf who was chasing the Rabbit. Rabbit's instincts made him not stop to think about it, and just use his last ounce of strength to escape.

Finally, the second-to-last shot reveals Tom Nook, who players thought was Subject #6, was actually Subject # 5, meaning that Tom, who players thought was Subject #5, was actually the 'incredibly dangerous' Subject #6. Also, Word of God says that Red had rigged his riddle so that even if they had answered right, he would still not let them in.

Alien Geometries: The Metal Glen, sometimes. First there's the metal shutter in Ruby's room, which sometimes opens to a window and sometimes to a room. Then half of the Brig turns upside-down, gravity and all. Then it gets worse. Later, Bella refers to 'The patient in Upper Lab B' instead of 'Subject #6' (who was the one imprisoned in Upper Lab B. Because Subject #6 was not imprisoned in Upper Lab B, and Bella knew this. The patient in Upper Lab B was Subject #5. Ruby finds a severed hand at the beginning, and far later uses it to see videos of Ruby's Ax-Crazy behavior before the facility was abandoned. Although it probably wasn't supposed to take that long- Ruby prolonged it by putting the hand up a pneumatic chute, which removed it from the game for a while. The Unpronounceable: "Cjopaze Fhtagn" (Apparently, most accurate pronunciation is Syo-pah-zay Ff-ha-tay-gen) An early command suggests carving a pumpkin into the shape of a keycard to solve a puzzle; Ruby, however, is stated not to be sleuthy enough to do so. note (Given the similarity of the two projects, this reference was probably inevitable)

An Aesop: The only way to escape from the Hell you are trapped in is by trusting one another and working together. Reveal Shot: Ruby opens a door: the camera shows a close picture of her and a face of a bear, looking at each other. When it pans out, it is revealed that the head is the only good part of him, while the rest is just bloody chunks. Harmful Healing: The all-purpose 'Miracle Cure' has some... unfortunate side effects. Essentially, it's some sort of Eldritch Abomination that can heal any injury or illness or even revive the dead, but the longer it's applied the more horribly mutated the subject will become. Mild cases may result in an extra pair of hands, More Teeth than the Osmond Family, or a third eye; a severe case turns the afflicted into... well... this ◊ or this. ◊Eye Take: A recurring event in the game note (Often when one of the characters experience something very alarming). Honesty Is the Best Policy: Ruby for a long time keeps her ( third eye) a secret from Tom, deadly scared of his reaction. Players at one point demanded that she reveals her secret. Along with the feature presentation, The Weaver also DM'd several other small adventures within the same campaign as Self Parodies and additional reference.