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Created page with "{{Closed}}{{Infobox Website |title = Shoot |image = Shoot 16bit.png |maker = 16bit! |type = Animation |registered in = 2007 |written in = Flash |status = Offline }} '''Shoot.html''' was a screamer website made by 16bit!, who is also known for creating the Death Note screamer. ==Gameplay== The website opens into a mini-game featuring a simple blue block with a pointed triangle on top (representing a tank or cannon ship) positi..."
 
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The [[website]] opens into a mini-game featuring a simple blue block with a pointed triangle on top (representing a tank or cannon ship) positioned at the bottom of the screen. Scattered across the screen are severed baby head icons tinted in various colors of yellow, green, and red. The player uses the left and right arrow keys to move the vehicle horizontally while pressing the spacebar to shoot projectiles upward at the descending heads.
The [[website]] opens into a mini-game featuring a simple blue block with a pointed triangle on top (representing a tank or cannon ship) positioned at the bottom of the screen. Scattered across the screen are severed baby head icons tinted in various colors of yellow, green, and red. The player uses the left and right arrow keys to move the vehicle horizontally while pressing the spacebar to shoot projectiles upward at the descending heads.


In the top-left corner, an enemy counter displays "8" indicating that eight targets remain.  Once the player succeeds, the [[website]] slowly begins to fade to white. Immediately afterward, the screen cuts to a terrifying image: a distorted clown mask with a wide, open-mouthed grin an rotting jagged teeth.
In the top-left corner, an enemy counter displays "8" indicating that eight targets remain.  Once the player succeeds, the [[website]] slowly begins to fade to white. Immediately afterward, the screen cuts to a terrifying image of a clown mask with a wide, open-mouthed grin an rotting jagged teeth.


==Gedo.html==
==Gedo.html==

Latest revision as of 01:54, 25 October 2026

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Shoot.html was a screamer website made by 16bit!, who is also known for creating the Death Note screamer.

Gameplay

The website opens into a mini-game featuring a simple blue block with a pointed triangle on top (representing a tank or cannon ship) positioned at the bottom of the screen. Scattered across the screen are severed baby head icons tinted in various colors of yellow, green, and red. The player uses the left and right arrow keys to move the vehicle horizontally while pressing the spacebar to shoot projectiles upward at the descending heads.

In the top-left corner, an enemy counter displays "8" indicating that eight targets remain. Once the player succeeds, the website slowly begins to fade to white. Immediately afterward, the screen cuts to a terrifying image of a clown mask with a wide, open-mouthed grin an rotting jagged teeth.

Gedo.html

The baby image itself originates from a page on the creator's main website, gedo.html, which displays a bald, smiling baby wearing a red-and-white patterned outfit framed by two contrasting speech bubbles. The right speech bubble humorously has the baby say, "Sorry dad, I peed my pants...", which is immediately subverted by the left bubble stating, "...Your personal information, that is!"

However, this subpage is actually a screamer in its own right: after a few seconds, the baby's face transforms into a terrifying, bright red monster face with glowing yellow eyes and sharp teeth. Concurrently, the text in the right speech bubble changes to 『これが俺の本当の顔だ。』 ('This is my true face.'), while the left speech bubble changes to 『よく拝んどけよ!』 ('Worship it well!')."

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Links

NOTE: The following website contains a screamer!

  • web.archive.org/web/20071123102139/geocities.jp/circular_constant_0515/shoot.html
  • Gedo.html: web.archive.org/web/20071031000944/geocities.jp/circular_constant_0515/gedo.html


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