Бессмертный МЕЛОН! - MELON PLAYGROUND - Summary

Summary

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The text is a transcript of a video where the narrator experiments with the immortality of a character named Wobbler Malone in a game called People Playground. He tests different weapons and scenarios to see if anything can kill him, such as fire, cold, acid, virus, and bombs. He also faces several enemies who are the brothers of an apple king he drowned. He finds out that he can survive most attacks as long as he has a syringe of immortality in him, but he can still get infected by a virus and affected by acid. He asks the viewers to comment on his findings and subscribe to his channel.

Facts

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1. The narrator, Wobbler Malone, claims to be immortal.
2. He is testing his immortality by injecting a syringe with a mysterious substance.
3. He is using a game or simulation to test his immortality.
4. He is using various objects and characters, including an apple and a pumpkin, to test his immortality.
5. The apple king's brother is seeking revenge against Wobbler Malone.
6. Wobbler Malone has a secret channel called "Short Wobbler" with 200 subscribers.
7. He is using a syringe to inject himself with a substance that makes him immortal.
8. He is testing his immortality against various weapons, including a machine gun and a minigun.
9. He is also testing his immortality against different environments, including fire and cold.
10. He claims to be fireproof and indestructible.
11. He is using a slowdown feature to slow down time and test his immortality.
12. He is testing his immortality against a nuclear bomb.
13. He is testing his immortality against a virus.
14. He is testing his immortality against acid.
15. The apple king's brothers are numerous and keep coming back to seek revenge against Wobbler Malone.
16. Wobbler Malone has a syringe that he uses to inject himself with a substance that makes him immortal.
17. He is using a game or simulation to test his immortality and is using various objects and characters to do so.
18. The narrator is confused about how the game or simulation works and is asking viewers to explain it in the comments.