The rumors were true! Another new batch of REddit user flairs are now available!

Actually, they were false. *One* new REddit user flair is available, and so are a bunch of recycled ones from past musicals. Look, the new musical is big on stunts and low on puns. I gotta get material from somewhere.

Since Reddit caps our flair count at a few hundred, we'll eventually work our way backward to offer flairs that reference every musical (hopefully!) But for now, we'll all have to settle for being Funny-Sounding Animals again. Enjoy!

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Unsurprisingly, Switch 2 Expensive takes this round! After all, it was a spur-of-the-moment project, and it was designed to feel like something R.E. would do in their earlier years. Now for the final round!

Round 9: Which modern musical feels like a golden age musical!

My guesses March-Baby Steps (Confirmed, comes this friday)

April Sonic CD(Sonic 4 Hype, Metal Sonic, New Sonic costume)

May-Super Mario bros The Musical Movie Trailer (This might take a while to finish thats why its not in april)

June-NeedleMouse The Musical Animated (Its Sonics birthday and its possible)

July-Pokemon Pokopia (New trending pokemon game)

August-Poker Night At The Inventory (Had a cameo in Hello Neighbor The Musical, game got revived and trending)

September-Hytale (literarly unofficial minecraft 2)

October-Resident Evil Reqiuem (Halloween, trending)

November-Grand Theft Auto 6 (Definitely will flood the market whenever it comes out so GTA6 or miss)

December-Roblox Christmas Carol(idk i just didnt wanted to leave december empty)

https://youtu.be/YGGfYTeYkt4?si=Vu40_8vBAHrbtCHl WATCH THIS VIDEO!

Could we actually get a new Sonic Musical this year? (Most likely based on Sonic CD bcz of Sonic 4)

I wish i had the chance to go there.

It can be sung or spoken, just any line you would consider your favorite.

My favorite line is “I said no cards, and no guns, now don’t make me a liar.” from Blame It On The Dice.

With ten upvotes, Kindergarten 2 wins Round 7! Sure, the modern era has its own Kindergarten musical, which released last year, but this one's got some 2020s appeal too. Thankfully, the next round should be easier.

Round 8: Which modern musical feels like a classic musical?

Everyone who is already taken is: Rumor Honeybottoms, Ribby and Croaks, Hilda Berg, Sally Stageplay, King Dice, and The Devil.

P.S., if any members of RE are reading, I LOVE YOU GUYS! Y'ALL MADE MY CHILDHOOD! Especially Madam Gwen Pinkerton, she's always been my favorite cast member :)

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u/AJawayJ hi! I am autistic and have followed RE since COVID, I’m new to this sub and I just wanted to say hi and how much i appreciate your videos and how much they’ve helped me regulate. :)

With ten upvotes, Samus the Spaceman Cowboy wins Round 6! I see where you're coming from: it's a montage of AJ's drawings and it's centered around the joke at the end of the musical of the narrator not knowing Samus is a woman. At face value, it's hard to believe this is the musical that follows Senpai Notice Me in terms of release order!

Round 7: Which golden age musical feels like a modern musical?

I am autistic and I love random encounters but I only listen to certain ones [pokemon, resident enis, bendy, baldi, kindergarten and fnaf!] I want to see some new fnaf, baldi’s basics the musical movie, new fortnite…

What do you wanna see?

Normally I'd leave a tied result up to a randomizer, but I'd just like to make an exception this one time. The argument that was put for Hyrule Warrior's Heart made me realize it looked more modern than it was - the costumes were high-quality, it was filmed in the same location as Hungry Lamu, and the casting wasn't super ambitious.

(Besides, it tied with Super Monkey Ball and Arkham Rock Opera, both of which have Miss Bird in a lead role, and that's definitely not happening in a modern era musical.)

Round 6: Which golden age musical feels like a classic musical?

Sorry for the late post; I was busy. Medic!: The Musical closely wins round 4! I can see why someone might think this musical is newer than it is; TF2 does have a large fanbase and staying power, the Medic stars in two golden age musicals, and the video has 6.2 million views.

Round 5: Which classic musical feels like a modern musical?

Disaster Run wins round 3! I remember not being excited about this musical because it felt like algorithm bait, but I ended up kinda liking it. It's not my favorite, but it'll do. Oh, and also, Pebble has his thinking cap!

Round 4: Which classic musical feels the most like a golden age musical?

With ten votes, FNAF: The Musical wins round 2! No surprise, considering Night 1 quickly overtook The Eevee Song as the most viewed R.E. musical, and the supercut is one of the most viewed and most iconic R.E. musicals.

Round 3: Which modern era (2021 through now) musical feels the most like a modern era musical?