3rd chapter effect

The 3rd chapter effect is when the 3rd chapter seems more rushed than the other chapters

The game danganronpa is a good example of the 3rd chapter effect. In all 3 main games, the 3rd chapters are criticised for seeming rushed, as if they had to kill off two characters. The double murder in the 3rd chapter is olmost tradition at this point. But hey, the 3rd chapters usually have the best memes like the glorious sEeSaW EfFeCt.

by Seesawaifu April 26, 2019

The Mc.Donalds Effect

The Mc.Donalds Effect is when expectations don't meet reality.

It is called "The Mc.Donalds Effect" because the pictures of the food you see on Mc.Donalds never look the same when you recieve the food.

It can be seen in many instances, such as buying stuff off the internet. Or in general using the "Wish" app

Person 1: "Yo. Bro, I gotta show you these new kicks I bought of the internet, they are sick and we're only 25$.

Person 2: "They're SICK! When do they arrive?
Person 1: "Next Monday..."
The next Monday arrives
Person 2: "Why aren't you wearing your new shoes?"
Person 1: "They looked terrible when they arrived... Nothing like the picture in the ad"
Person 2: "That sucks man.... Guess thats the risk of buying stuff on the internet."

This is an example of "The Mc.Donalds Effect"

by BreezeGG April 27, 2019

the Knabenbauer effect

having it all, but doing bad things to get something bad and losing it all.

ProJared is the reason why it's called "the Knabenbauer effect".

by bruhmentiusmomentius May 11, 2019

The sol effect

Continously misspelling and stuttering in text messages

My nigga, you tripping off the sol effect.

by Aramis_ May 28, 2019

Special/Scene effect

Special effects are similar to scene effect.

Jeff added Special/Scene effect into his comedy.

by Photosohp worker May 30, 2019

The Malo Effect

When Dmalo meets a Female and she is not interested he use’s the method to hypnotize his Victims to fall in love with him in a matter of minutes

“She fell for The Malo Effect it’s too late to save her now she loves him.”

by Maybecool12 June 1, 2019

"Anne of Cleves"-Effect

The "Anne of Cleves"-Effect describes a situation in which a girl or guy does not look as good in real life as they do on a picture/ look much better on a picture than in real life. It gets it's name after Henry VIII married Anne of Cleves and tried to get into her knockers after seeing a painting of her by an artist who seemed to have 4/20 vision and a massive bag of gold coins in return for drawing her like one of those french girls.

#1: So? How was the tinder date?
#2: Ugh. She looked nothing like she did in the profile pic.
#1: "Anne of Cleves"-Effect?
#2: Anne of Cleves Effect.

by dave_the_wave June 2, 2019