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Collecting has probably been one of the biggest and most endless sources of income in the entertainment world for decades, with great notoriety since a certain George Lucas made a contract, underestimated at the time, with the financiers of Star Wars whereby he would keep the profits from the sale of action figures. Since then, the pop culture industry has learned and is also designing itself to profit from this. It is not uncommon for products to appear in the most diverse media dedicated especially to enhancing toy collections, as is the famous case of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, which is not by chance one of the brands present in Funko Fusion, a game that acts in a feedback stage, licensing a dynasty of licensed products to enhance its licensing.

Most likely, you who are reading this now may have one, two, dozens of these big-headed action figures on your shelf, on your desk, staring at you right now as you enjoy this analysis. If the idea of creating stylized themed products is nothing new, the so-called Funko Pops have taken the concept to its maximum potential, and practically every IP of relative relevance has its versions of these figures. It is no coincidence that, as someone who has long since succumbed to the appeal of these simple and expensive toys, the announcement of the game based on their universes seemed natural to me and, honestly, made me wonder why it took so long for them to come up with this idea, considering the success of LEGO games with more or less the same principle over the decades.

Funko Fusion

As a package that promises to merge a series of themed collections, Funko Fusion seemed like a true sandbox with absolutely infinite possibilities for its creators, something that ended up not being realized in practice (or only partially), most likely because if it must be quite expensive to work with one brand, imagine working with several. Right from the start, therefore, it is important to highlight that the game is far, far from bringing to life the most interesting collections ever released here in the physical world, and much of what is in the game may be surprising even for the most ardent fans of both collectibles and the main franchises in the world of entertainment.

If Jurassic World – and it is worth noting that the game initially dedicates this section to the new films, not the older ones from the Steven Spielberg generation – is one of the most obvious presences, others seem to be great ideas with interesting worlds to be explored, such as the aforementioned He-Man, as well as Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. I would be suspicious if I did not admit that Battlestar Galactica, one of my favorite series of all time, was not a pleasant surprise; and that Umbrella Academy is a great solution for those who are already saturated with the same Marvel and DC characters in games like LEGO. On the other hand, obscure or very niche things like The Thing (or The Thing, as it is known in Brazil) and Hot Fuzz (more famous here as Chumbo Grosso) seem too random to me, even though they are cult classics of cinema, to be at the forefront of this release.

Funko Fusion

There are more quotes, special appearances and expectations that other famous brands, such as Back to the Future or the already available (via DLC The Walking Dead) will be better populating this clash of worlds, but from the start, the initial package is confusing, flawed and not very exciting for the vast majority of people who are not so eclectic as to put Ramona Flowers investigating crimes or Nicholas Angels going through portals in Eternia. That said, the entire structure of the game is purposefully built on solid foundations to receive not only what was promised in the promotional campaign (and some already shown in trailers) NBCUniversal brands such as Chucky, Five Nights at Freddy’s, Invincible, Jaws, Knight Rider, M3GAN, The Mummy and Shaun of the Dead, but basically any others that the developers want and are able to license. The medium and long-term plans are still little known to us, poor mortals, but they are extraordinarily promising.

To fill this current digital shelf with characters, the game tells a story where we must assume one of the various forms – initially, four for each franchise – to help recover the crowns that will help save a dying Freddy, leader of the Funkos, after the corruption resulting from the invasion by a strange villain contaminated at the factory of these dolls. These crowns have been scattered throughout the seven kingdoms, so to speak, and only the protagonists will be able to recover them before the villain reaches them first and completes his evil plans to dominate this unexpected multiverse. It is at this point that we are led to relive altered versions of the stories and plots that we have seen before on TV or in the movies, with all the headstrong style of being.

Funko Fusion

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Expiration Date
Expiration Date
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Video Info
Released: June 17, 2014
Run time: 14:58
Expiration Date is a movie that was released on the 17th of June 2014 to promote the Love and War Update.

Contents
1 Video description
2 Movie
3 Video transcript
4 Plot summary
5 Notes
6 References
Video description
Engineer and Medic make an unsettling new discovery while experimenting with the teleporter. Meanwhile, Scout stops insulting Spy long enough to ask him an embarrassing favor; the Administrator's clerical assistant/cleaner/murder expert Miss Pauling races to bury some incriminating bodies; and Soldier makes a new metal friend.

Movie

Video transcript
[expand]Transcript
Plot summary
As the Heavy, Scout, and Soldier return from a mission to capture a briefcase, Miss Pauling video calls them to ask how the mission went. She is slightly irritated that they left witnesses that she has to take care of for them. After arriving back at the base, Scout tries to ask her out, but he is unable to think of anything to say to her.

At the base, they hear bad news from Engineer and Medic: teleporting bread results in large green tumors inside, leading them to conclude that the mercenaries have the tumors as well, and will all die. The Medic estimates that each team member has about three days left to live. Engineer provides each team member with a wristwatch that will count down to the time of the mercenaries' demises.

In face of this news, Spy decides to collect a bucket list in a literal bucket. Spy delegated the task of collecting wishes to Scout, who has filled it with drawings of the Spy being hit by a car and having a romantic relationship with the Eiffel Tower. Spy remarks that his time has been wasted, and angrily bids the team farewell, after giving the Soldier the bucket. The Soldier then takes his bucket and picks up a loaf of bread dropped by the Medic.

Afterwards, Scout comes to Spy's smoking room to apologize and seek his help. He confides that he did have a real wish for the bucket list: a date with Miss Pauling. Scout admits to Spy that while he himself is good with girls (a scene with the Tramp Girl appears), he is vastly outclassed by Spy when it comes to ladies. Scout then admits Spy is better than him, and Spy demands that broadcast around the base as payment for his services.

Spy agrees to coach Scout in how to behave around a lady. While Scout shows some progress, Spy ultimately declares Scout a failure. When Scout retaliates towards Spy's attitude, Scout decides to do things his own way, which appears to have surprised and impressed the Spy.

With two hours left on his death watch, Scout decides to take things into his own hands. He calls Miss Pauling to the base by pressing the alarm button for the briefcase being stolen. She hurriedly arrives on the scene, but is infuriated upon learning that the briefcase is actually secure. While Scout tries to talk to Pauling, Soldier, Spy, and Demoman spectate from another room through a security camera. Spy is surprised that Scout is doing surprisingly well.

Meanwhile, through experimentation, Medic and Engineer have come to the conclusion that the growths in the bread are, in fact, not tumors at all, but a self-aware birthmark that can only thrive in pure wheat. This means none of the mercenaries have tumors, and thus are not going to die. They enter the room that Soldier, Spy and Demoman are in and inform them that they are fine as long as no more bread is teleported. To their horror, though, it seems that Soldier's last wish has been to do nothing but teleport bread for the past three days.

Upset at Scout for wasting her “one day off a year”, Miss Pauling begins to leave. As Scout attempts to get her to stay, he opens a door, only to be confronted by a giant Bread Monster. A fight breaks out, with the other mercenaries rushing to their aid. One of the Medic's pet doves ends up eaten by the monster.

During the fight, Miss Pauling attempts to blow up the Bread Monster by using a Payload cart, strapping the Scout's death watch to it to serve as a timer. As Scout attempts to help her, she and Scout end up trapped on the wrong side of the blast doors as the bomb is about to blow up. The two notice that the dove that the Bread Monster ate is flying harmlessly out of the mouth of the monster. They wordlessly agree to jump into the mouth of the Bread Monster, which they proceed to do in the nick of time. The Payload cart subsequently blows up, killing the Bread Monster.

Stunned by the blast, Miss Pauling and Scout painfully but quickly recover inside the bread monster. Once she recovers, Miss Pauling admits that the experience was fun. Scout tells her about the death prognosis just as the two are helped out of the remains of the gigantic Bread Monster by the rest of the team. The Medic informs them that only bread mutates, and that they will all be fine (after the Soldier mistakenly states that they will live forever), while the Pyro starts playfully chasing down the remaining small Bread Monster.

The story ends with Scout trying to get another date, but Miss Pauling having to decline due to already having spent her one day of vacation this year. She does, however, offer to have Scout to come along at work, though he declines each task Pauling lists until she comes to the task of killing the one who pulled the briefcase alarm, which she says that Scout will already be at.

Notes
Ashly Burch, the voice of Miss Pauling, also helped write some of the short.[1]
This is the first Valve-made TF2 short to feature Miss Pauling, and the second to feature characters apart from the RED and BLU team (the first being the Second Annual Saxxy Awards trailer.)
Nolan North voices the Engineer's new lines, as the original voice actor, Grant Goodeve, was unavailable.[2]
However, some of the Engineer's lines are extracted sound files from Grant Goodeve. An example being "Y'all ready?" (9:00) and "Awww. Hell." (9:14)
The team responsible for the 2013 Best Overall Saxxy award-winning short, Lil' Guardian Pyro, helped animate a small section of Expiration Date.[3][4]
This is the final Team Fortress video to feature Rick May before his death in 2020.
Some of the witness corpses that Miss Pauling gathers are that of a Spy, a Soldier, and a Medic without a jacket.
Nathan Vetterlein said he worked very closely with Ashly Burch during the short's creation.[citation needed].
At 4:16, the Scout line, "Classic Scout", was improvised by voice actor Nathan Vetterlein as detailed in his Twitch Stream.[citation needed]
While the entire film was planned a year in advance, actual production of the short took about six months.[5]
During the climax, Miss Pauling is holding a derringer that hasn't made an appearance in any other TF2 media to date. It uses the same firing sound as the Revolver.
This gun heavily resembles the real-world American Derringer Model 1, albeit scaled up in size.
References to the general culture and the Team Fortress universe are made in the movie:
The title card displays "COPYRIGHT LOLOLOL" on the bottom right corner, a recurring joke throughout the "Meet the Team" videos. The cards in the bucket also read "LOL."
The location of the RED Base is in an edited version of the map Hydro, while the arena with the Bread Monster incorporates small elements from Badwater Basin.
The RED Bread van's hood ornament reads 'Sword'. This is a reference to the "Sword Van" comic from KC Green's "Custom Comix".[6]
At 1:21, when Miss Pauling goes off camera, the firing sound of the Revolver can be heard. Miss Pauling is shown using the Revolver in the comics, and later in the video she wields a derringer with an identical firing sound.
At 0:53, the keypad on the door to the back of the van is clearly shown, and has a worn out "1" key, in reference to Meet the Spy where the Intelligence room keypad has an identical worn key. Apparently the RED team's passcodes are the same as the BLU team.
At 1:57, when Medic breaks the loaf of bread to reveal tumors, Scout recoils in disgust, holding his hands up as if to defend himself and hunching over to the left. This is identical to Scout's recoil in Meet the Spy at 2:24.
At 2:43, when the Demoman comes back through the teleporter with the beer, he does the same animation as the Oblooterated taunt the Demo does in game. The taunt was added in game a day after this video was released.
At 3:26, there is a pinball machine depicted by a Payload Cart with the words "Payload Pinball", a reference to the Payload Game Mode.
At 3:51, the drawing of the Spy being hit by a car is a very similar drawing to one found in the Source Filmmaker Beta files.
At 5:55, a painting of a bowl of fruit with a knife in the apple is seen behind the Spy. This painting is a parody of Still Life with Fruit, a painting by Caravaggio.
At 6:04, a painting can be seen behind the Spy of him riding a horse. This painting is a parody of Napoleon Crossing the Alps, a painting by Jacques-Louis David originally featuring Napoleon Bonaparte.
At 6:22, the Pyro appears to be reading "MAN MAN", a comic which features the RED Spy and Scout on the cover and has The Insult That Made a "Jarate Master" Out of Sniper on the back cover, last seen in Meet the Medic.
At 6:25, the Soldier is carrying several loaves of bread.
At 7:28, when learning to dance, the Scout first performs the dance move from Tom Jones' song "It's Not Unusual".
This was later added to the game as the Carlton taunt in 2016.
At 9:47, Hydro's Introduction video can be seen playing on the smaller monitors.
Miss Pauling tells Scout that she gets one day off a year. This is first hinted at in the Wizardcon secret page from the Spectral Halloween Special update.
When the Soldier tells the Engineer he has a question, he does not actually ask a question. Instead he makes a statement. This is probably a reference to the Soldier's low intelligence.
At 10:36, angered at Soldier's teleportation of bread, Medic smashes the Specimen #384 jar, freeing the juvenile Bread monster seen playing with Pyro at 14:42.
As Scout and Pauling run towards the Bread Monster, they perform a short dance routine. The dance scene is interpreted within the action/fight scene.
Expiration Date featured multiple cosmetic items before their official release:
The cosmetic item for the Engineer "Tools of the Trade" at 1:36-2:51.
The item set for the Demoman "South of the Border" at 2:45.
The item set for the Scout "Retro Rebel", at 9:43 (the Argyle Ace can be seen at 11:45).
Matthew Russell, a former animator at Valve, released an animation demo reel that features scenes from Expiration Date.[7] A few of these scenes are different compared to the final product:
When the Soldier slams Scout on the table and strangles him, Scout chokes out "Not... my fault." before the Engineer interrupts them. The camera angle is also slightly higher up than in the final video.
Miss Pauling has a different appearance, wearing a purple T-Shirt and having a slightly different face.
Miss Pauling's arrival at the RED Base is at daytime, and her scooter has a different, red-colored model.
A scene not present in the final video has Miss Pauling be seated at a candle-lit dinner table by the Heavy, who also takes off her helmet.

Some mistakes and inconsistencies are present in the short film:
The BLU Soldier is missing from the roof of the van during the opening scene, and only appears once the van approaches the base. This could be an Easter Egg and may not be an error.
At 1:35, the Medic's left hand clips with his backpack.
In all subsequent shots, the Medic's backpack is missing.
At 2:34, the tool rack behind the Ciggy Stop is missing. It reappears at 2:45.
At 2:45, when the Demoman returns from the Teleporter exit he can be seen levitating above the actual Teleporter.
At 3:02, the animation when Scout smiles and looks at Soldier is recycled seconds later at 3:05.
The Scout is wearing his backpack during this scene, but it is absent in all other scenes.
At 3:11, and several times during the scene, the Pyro's grenades appear sideways.
During this scene, the Heavy appears to wearing his watch, but with no strap.
In subsequent shots, the Heavy's death watch seems to be missing, until 3:42.
At 4:16, the Sniper's watch floats in front of his waist instead of being strapped to his left wrist. This is most likely a mistake in model posing.
At 5:01, Spy's model does not sync with the censored word (F***)
At 6:05, Spy's microphone is not visible but later appears before he pushes the button at 6:15.
At 6:08 when Spy is pouring a drink, the liquid flowing out of the bottle is black but becomes a translucent amber color as it fills the glass.
This is likely a modeling error, where there is no texture for the flowing liquid and appears black because of the lighting.
At 6:23, a lighter is floating under the comic the Pyro is holding, presumably originally intended to be in his hand, to try and light the comic on fire with. This is a reference to Meet The Medic, in which the Pyro is also attempting to light a comic he's reading.
At 8:17, the Spy produces a beverage from behind his back in his left hand, even though his left hand can be seen holding nothing behind his back at 8:06.
At 10:22, just as the Engineer comes to rest his arms on the shoulders of the Soldier and the Medic, the Engineer's right arm clips through Medic's backpack.
At 11:14, the right side of Ms. Pauling's glasses are slant down. Yet in the next shot at 11:17, the left side of her glasses is slanted.
At 11:29 when the Medic ÜberCharges the Heavy, it does not affect the Medic.
At 11:30, Pyro is seen on by the left side of the monster, but at 11:36 he is seen running past the bomb and Ms. Pauling.
At 11:31, Scout's right arm clips through Soldier's torso.
At 11:48, Engineer is seen upgrading his level one Sentry Gun to a level 2 far away from the monster, but at 12:31 he is seen hitting a level one Sentry right next to the monster, and then at 12:42 he is seen next to a level 3 Sentry where his level 2 was.
At 11:55, the Scout's weapon clips through the side of the bread monster after he hits it.
At 11:59, the Sniper Rifle uses the same firing sound as the AWPer Hand instead of its default firing sound.
At 12:03-12:37, the Heavy's default Minigun firing sound changes to the Tomislav's firing sound instead. Then changes back to its default firing sound at 12:38.
At 12:16, Miss Pauling's model does not sync the last word of her sentence ("press".
At 12:23, the Direct Hit can be heard firing, but Soldier was not carrying any weapon when seen at 12:25.
At 12:41, the Heavy can be seen falling back from the monster, right next to Ms. Pauling. But in 12:43, he is rapidly firing his Minigun next to the Engineer (which is the direction Ms. Pauling is shouting at).
At 12:43, the Engineer's Sentry Gun is clicking as if trying to fire without ammo, but the barrels are not spinning.

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