UncleChuckTH’s Poop Tennis Review: Furnessly vs. Misselaineous10
Poop Tennis is a surrealist Poop game in which poopers remix each other’s poops.
It has been a long time… In a fresh revival of the Poop Tennis Review, UncleChuckTH brings us a review of a recent and brilliant match between two veteran poopers. Furnessly vs. Misselaineous10.
These two poopers have been at the game for awhile, and are both renowned for their wicked tennis skills. Miss10, who always performs well, has been at the game since its start, having played in the first game against Conrad. Furnessly, one of my favorite poopers, and sadly one of the most underrated, is also a phenomenal player, especially given the sources he uses. When these two collide, it means epicness.
Round 1 - Furnessly- Spacedout Usagi in the Star Light Zone
This was by far my favorite round in the whole game, ironically since it’s the serve and thus the start. This round is really heavy on repetition, has some nice effects thrown in, including some nice use of the mirror effect. The round uses many sources, such as the AoSTH episode Hero of the Year, Duck Tales, and Sailor Moon. It switches between them frequently, making it neither an “AoSTH poop” or “Duck Tales poop”, or any other type of poop. The repetition consists of a bunch of stutters, coming from Scrooge McDuck, Robotnik’s “Shopping Channel”; a little Wes Weasley for good measure, and a few things that will become used later on, such as the Sailor Moon parts and parts of the AoSTH. It’s unique, and works as a great start to the match, setting a quick pace in just the first round of the game. BIG MUFFIN
Round 2- Miss10- Scrooge Faints at Sea
This round was a little disappointing, I must say. It builds a little bit on some of the repetition and effects in the previous round, but is much shorter than the original, with almost have the video being taken up by a rave based off previous repetition. It seemed a little lazy, or put together in a hurry if you ask me. There are two sources added in this round, one being some kind of crazy thing that I don’t know involving rabbits bouncing up and down (presumably from some children’s TV show), and the other source is the Emperor’s new Groove. Due to the lack of editing found in this round, and the lack of material from the first round that could’ve been used, I say this round didn’t meet its potential. 
Round 3- Furnessly- Sparkster Flys Across the Sky
Once again another amazing round from Furnessly. Again, he creates the same feeling of balance by spreading the sources out evenly, and works even harder at the effects from the last two rounds, but he doesn’t linger on anything for long, unlike Miss10 in the last round. The sources added in here are SMBSS (don’t know what episode, but he uses the live action and cartoon parts), and gameplay footage from whatever that Sparkster game is. He takes full advantage of his sources, uses a few flips, more of that same stutter repetition that I love so much, and even throws it in with a short rave using Super Sonic Racing. Furnessly is a very tough opponent, and it’s setting Miss10 up for a good opportunity for her to use her crazy style that fits the pace of this game so well.
Round 4- Miss10- Mario Plays Beethoven
This round added a better element to the fray. Miss10 added a couple more sources, these being Short Circuit, which she’s famed for using, and Courage. She had a very nice element in this match with Mario pointing slowly reversed and repeated while Beethoven plays, and it worked well. Throughout this match it still felt like Miss10 was doing her own thing, which is a good thing. At this point, some of the more established memes of the match are Yzma and Kronk falling from the sky, the rave with Sonic and Tails from the second round, a blank screen that is used as a canvas for both opponents to go wild on, and Usagi from the first round. The Short Circuit clips were repeated into a stutter swirling across the screen in three different areas. The whole thing about the sequence was it didn’t interact with the other footage from the match, and all she really did to the last round was speed it up a bit. I’m being a little critical here, but it’s not the way Miss10 usually plays her tennis games.
Round 5- Awesome Possum kicks Spacedout Usagi’s Arse
This round is intense. Furnessly adds Looney Tunes, repeated many times with Bugs dancing and flipped, and he also Added Awesome Possum and one of those Cartoon Cartoons I can’t lay my finger on the name of. Another thing that shows up throughout this round I found funny was that anime style drawing of Miss10 that showed up a while ago, drawn by Dopply. Kudos to them, and to Furnessly for making references to his opponent. This round was very stuttery, at this point everything is more sped up before and well paced. Mario’s Beethoven moment from the last round is now replaced in favor of another rave very briefly. Again, Furnessly’s great sense of distributing how long he visits an idea interesting. There’s also some good ear rape in there, and the match goes on strong.
Round 6- Miss10- Sweet Dreams, Furnessly
Not only is this the last round, but it’s one of the best, next to the serve. She adds no new material of her own, yet this is her best round of the game. You’ll notice Miss10 also makes a reference to Furnessly this time, finally fully interacting with his material in a style more similar to her usual amazing stuff. The round starts out very fast and sped up, all the repetition is coming at you fast and you see all the things from the previous rounds laid out before you. Then it goes into a great stutter with Bugs from the last round, sped up, inverter, flipped, and all that good stuff at a fast rate. Then the Mario rave from before now sports a new song and is constantly changing colors. The segment with Daffy from the last round is also used a lot in this round, dancing in time to the pace of this round. While short, this round summarizes the match well, and it’s Miss10 performing at her best, ending the round off with the blank screen used throughout all the other rounds.
In general, I can safely say that this was a dangerously epic match. Like in his match with BMATF, Furnessly proves how good he is at his unique style of tennis, and while I may have been riffing on Miss10, she still did a great job on this match; it was a great run. Part of what I like about it so much is the repetition and that great variety of sources used throughout the whole thing, make it a match well performed and fun to watch. To fully appreciate the match, you must watch it, as is the case with most epic things.
Article by UncleChuckTH

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