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| Developer | Nindento |
| Generations | I |
| Released | 2019 |
| Platforms | 88bitmusic |
| Rating | Absurd[1] |
"You have got to snatch these all" - Grab'em-ups marketing slogan.
Can you SNATCH 'EM ALL? Nindento Grab'em-Ups are the latest craze! Snatch 'em all with the $8.88 alert. (See bottom of page for useful information).
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History
Nindento Grab 'em ups are an innovative new multimedia franchise brought to you by gaming's greatest genius,[2] Trevor Gomes! First introduced in 2019, they have become the rage among all gaming and collecting nuts, and have received critical acclaim for their graphical quality, originality, and psychological complexity.
Creative Process
All Grab 'em ups are totally original creations brought forth whole from Trevor Gomes's mind on the spur of the moment. Any alleged similarity to other franchises (Such as Nintendo's Pokemon) is either pure coincidence or malicious slander.
Super Schlorpio Kart 64
Nindento Grab 'em ups have a starring role in the smash-hit crossover game Super Schlorpio Kart 64, where they can positively or negatively influence the outcome of a run, with zany, outlandish, and downright hilarious powers! Spice up your game with Grab 'em ups today![3]
Purchase Information
For the price of only $8.88, you can acquire your own Grab 'em up. Chunknugget, Cleffoofle, America Bird, Gloomlord, Shrubgunner, BonkBonk, ShewShew, and the rest of the gang are waiting for you. There's no way you'll ever be able to snatch these all![4]
Nintend0 Lawsuit
In October 2019, Nindento attempted to release a dynamic, luxurious line of official Grab 'em ups merchandise, however, legal complications with Nintendo Co. Ltd. prevented its launch. Some unreasoning, vindictive individuals have alleged that this was because of copyright infringement on the part of Nindento, however, there is no evidence whatsoever to back up this outrageous claim.[5]
Real World History
(Warning: The Following is top secret and not to be repeated outside the confidence of the 88bit community).
Grab 'em ups were born when Trevor Gomes made a stream incentive for 1200 subs that he would draw all 151 original Gen 1 Pokémon from memory. While he originally intended to accomplish this in a single stream, the situation swiftly spiraled out of control as Trevor Gomes made increasingly silly and elaborate drawings, even as they differed widely from the originals.
Trevor Gomes christened them "Grab 'em ups," as an awkward parody of Pokemon, and he and the 88bitcommunity swiftly embraced these wonky creatures, who have since become a key part of the channel lore. Thus, only a small number were completed the first day, and from there their creation has continued on and off ever since.
Trevor Gomes soon created the $8.88 to "snatch" a Grab em up, and they have since appeared in other projects (Such as Super Schlorpio Kart 64) with the universal conceit that they are 100%, totally original creations.
Also, while Trevor Gomes did at one point want to launch Grab 'em ups merch, it was never attempted due to the potential legal risk. There was never any actual legal action.
- ↑ May contain mild blood, gore, and disturbing images. Not suitable for children under the age of thirty.
- ↑ Citation needed.
- ↑ Each Grab 'em up sold separately. Customer satisfaction not guaranteed.
- ↑ (Extremely legal disclaimer: these alerts have no value whatsoever and are literally 8 second mp4s that you shouldn't even want to see, like, seriously, what is your deal if you do this, even? You're out of your minds. Go buy some V-bucks or something, I don't know, I'm not your dad.)
- ↑ Suit settled out of court.
