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Whose Bone is a game based off the popular show Whose Line is it Anyway, in which four comedians perform various improv games. Inspired by the long running series, and convention pannels of the same style game, Glitch has taken hold of hosting the games to bring the fun to the shibas. Because of his desire to also act in scenes, he has the assistance of a Rexioum named Donut so the duo can swap in and out of the Judge role.
This version of the show follows the standard Convention Pannel style in which members of the audience are brought on stage to act and try Improv. Nobody is a professional and screwing up is a given, so relax and give it a try. Follow the rules and have fun.
Inspiration for this group and event is gained from The long Running series on Television and Youtube, as well as from Alkali Bismuth's Con-pannel, "Whose Furry Lion".
Each player may only respond to each other with a question. If you Respond with a statement, or your questions are just repeats, you lose the round and step back in line to try again later.
This game is usually a First to Five Game, sometimes a first to 10. If you tend to be too much of a pro, you'll win and have a slot reserved for you in the next big game.
Players take turns coming up from the standing spot to the front of the stage to act out a scene, or say a ridiculous line that would happen in the situation of the scene.
Another variation is Worlds Worst. This quick fire game is one in which the players act out or say something that would be considered the worst thing for the topic.
Players take turns making a scene where each sentence must start with the next letter of the alphabet from the previous sentence. One Variation is having each scentence start with the last letter of the sentence that was said by an opponent.
One player is declared the Host. A group of party goers are taken to somewhere that they can be given their Quirks. Each guest is given a moment to arrive and chat with the host to formally greet each other, and break the ice. After that, another guest arrives until all the guests are in attendance. The host then has 5 minutes to Mingle with the guests, a buzzer pausing the game from time to time for the host to guess quirks.
Another game from Original Whose Line, in which some actors can only use two lines of dialog given to them. Another actor is able to carry the scene, while being answered by the players only usiong their two lines they are allowed.
Players act out a Film Noir style movie, and when one adresses the audience the entire scene behind them freezes. To pause, they turn to the audience and speak their monologue.
This is an odd rare game that will be brought out when the show gains more popularity. It requires someone who has Never seen the game performed and has arrived to the show for the first time.
This game has a simple premise. Someone from the audience is going to be brought on stage after the audience and the hosts make up a story. There is a special twist with making this story. When its made up, the guest is brought onto the stage to ask questions of the audience as a whole with yes or no answers given by the crowd. After getting all the hints from the audience, the guest has to Tell the story he believes is the one the audience has made up.
Using the video player, a Clip from a film is played silently. The actors dub the film, leading to the actors having to come up with things the silenced clip could be talking about.
Each participant can only use sentences with a set number of words. This leads to having to shrink or expand their ideas to the set amount of words. Single word answers like "Stop", "Go", or "Stay" can be made funnier by trying to expand it to seven words.
As the players go about their scene, all sound effects and foley are provided by one person, hiding behind the stage in the projection box.
By all names, Improv shows have a dating game. Like Party quirks, we bring people up as dating show contestents, trying to woo and flirt with the person brought in to ask the respective dates a question.