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Hello, friends and fans!

Quite recently, I've been hooked on not one, but two fandoms: Don't Hug Me I'm Scared and 123 Slaughter Me Street. Both are amazing, enticing, disturbing, and terrifying all at the same time.

DA Games got me into 123, while MatPat from Game/Film Theory got me into Don't Hug Me. Speaking of which, MatPat's theory that DHMIS is a children's tv show funded by a man named Roy, who simultaneously uses the show as a means to punish his son, Yellow Guy—it blew my mind.

That's when I had a thought: the teachers (Sketchbook, Tony the Talking Clock, Colin the Computer, etc.) all treat Yellow Guy like a criminal, right? And almost all of them try to kill him in some way, right?

Kinda like what the puppets try to do to you in 123...

That's when a lightbulb went off in my head, and this lovely crossover was born.

In this crossover, Yellow Guy is the Player, Tony the Talking Clock is the Follower, Sketchbook is the Greeter, and Colin is the Waiter.

Those of you who've played 123 SMS know that there's a secret fourth puppet who doesn't attack you, but instead appears after the credits: the Nightmare. Who's the Nightmare here?...I'm not telling. Not yet, at least.

Follow,
Greet,
Wait,
Repeat...

Description
Hello, friends and fans!

Quite recently, I've been hooked on not one, but two fandoms: Don't Hug Me I'm Scared and 123 Slaughter Me Street. Both are amazing, enticing, disturbing, and terrifying all at the same time.

DA Games got me into 123, while MatPat from Game/Film Theory got me into Don't Hug Me. Speaking of which, MatPat's theory that DHMIS is a children's tv show funded by a man named Roy, who simultaneously uses the show as a means to punish his son, Yellow Guy—it blew my mind.

That's when I had a thought: the teachers (Sketchbook, Tony the Talking Clock, Colin the Computer, etc.) all treat Yellow Guy like a criminal, right? And almost all of them try to kill him in some way, right?

Kinda like what the puppets try to do to you in 123...

That's when a lightbulb went off in my head, and this lovely crossover was born.

In this crossover, Yellow Guy is the Player, Tony the Talking Clock is the Follower, Sketchbook is the Greeter, and Colin is the Waiter.

Those of you who've played 123 SMS know that there's a secret fourth puppet who doesn't attack you, but instead appears after the credits: the Nightmare. Who's the Nightmare here?...I'm not telling. Not yet, at least.

Follow,
Greet,
Wait,
Repeat...