By A Brown Note is a sensory input that is inherently harmful. Exactly how it works is left up to the imagination of the writer. In older works, especially the classic myths that codified the trope, this was almost always supernatural, typically a curse or strange spell. More modern or 'grounded' works will try to pass it off as. Named for the urban legend about an audio tone that, when played, causes the listener to. Usually,, for obvious reasons.

See also for inherently evil languages, which may overlap with this for people who aren't evil enough. A common trait of, due to how mind-breakingly alien they are.

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The nastiest forms of this also force their victims to propagate them, overlapping with. Not to be confused with the real-life, which is completely harmless and sounds a bit like a poorly maintained air conditioner. • must be the chief proponent of the trope, filled with 'superdimensional' sounds and words with both positive and negative effects. There's sounds that cause rapid cancer, sounds that opens your consciousness similarly to an explosive, permanent LSD trip, sounds that make you throw up but only if you're a secret agent with multiple cover stories and at one point a hyperdimensional villain is defeated by the word 'POP'. (It makes him go pop.) • even posits that the alphabet itself is a Brown Note, the true name of a powerful demon that the Conspiracy uses to restrict human minds by inculcating the name as a sort of mantra in children. Dcs A10c Warthog Keygen Download here. • The comic book has a literal brown note in the form of the bowel disruptor gun, which has settings including 'loose', 'watery' and 'prolapse'. And more creative later settings like 'Intestinal Maelstrom', 'Unspeakable Gut Horror', 'Rectal Volcano', and everyone's favorite, 'Shat Into Unconsciousness'.