The first being RETURN of TRICKY?! Friday Night Funkin' Logic.This is the second episode that uses question marks and exclamation marks in the title.Player asks her why everyone he battles says something horrible about her dad, and Girlfriend states that what Daddy Dearest does during work hours is none of her business. Garcello calls him smart and reveals that he only got into smoking because Daddy Dearest would probably kill him anyway.

After, he asks if Player wants to take a drag, in which Player declines. They ask if Garcello is okay, in which Garcello replies with yes. They go to see where it's coming from and end up meeting Garcello.

The episode starts off when Player and Girlfriend hearing coughing from an alleyway. The creator of Smoke 'Em Out Struggle, atsuover, thought about what would happen if instead, your opponent got weaker in the 2nd song, and then he all of the sudden just drops dead in the 3rd.Player and Girlfriend duel it out against Garcello, Tabi and Kapi in this Friday Night Funkin' Logic cartoon! Garcello was made with subverting this trope in mind: a number of popular FNF mods at the time had a formula where the character would get progressively angrier with each song, and would turn into a more powerful form on the last one. He dies after his 2nd song, becoming a ghost.ĭude's a smoker who's just chilling in a random alleyway, of course he kinda looks like he hasn't bathed in 3 weeks. Garcello has 4 songs: Headache, Nerves, Release, and Fading. Seeing as Friday Night Funkin' is a rhythm game, the music is very important to the character. Garcello's tongue also changes color with his smoke, which has lead to some. The smoke that comes out of Garcello's mouth changes into different colors depending on which key direction he is singing, his ghost form also does this. 'Tight bars, little man,' the previously mentioned dialogue in 'Release.' Most characters in Friday Night Funkin' (including mods) sing using voice beeps Garcello is no different in this regard, however he also has a brief line of dialogue in the song 'Release,' and he coughs throughout 'Nerves.' Despite this, he remains calm and sings one last song with Boyfriend before fading away.ĭespite being a childless 26-year-old, Garcello does put out DILF vibes. After challenging Boyfriend to a rap battle, Garcello starts to feel sick, and before his third song begins, he coughs up a bunch of smoke and dies, turning into a ghost. Garcello is a heavy smoker whom Boyfriend finds in an alleyway when he arrives, Garcello tries pressuring him to smoke.

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