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scraggleface

A man that smoke a lot of marijuana and never shaves. He can sometimes be spotted wearing Bob Marley tshirts and a beany. He may also go by the name of Aaron.

If the scraggleface gets angry and starts screaming, throw marijuana at him and he will calm down. Then, he will be your friend.
Scraggleface: ROAR! Listen to me! I am angry! I'm not sure why!!

You: Calm down scraggleface! Have some marijuana.

Scraggleface: Roar!! Give me that!

You & scraggleface are now friends forever.
scraggleface by Larlisha April 20, 2011
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Scrapeface 

A character in Madness Combat that was experimented on. It went as following: A normal Grunt was forcefully locked in a room with a box that had 2 buttons inside that said "Press and hold both buttons." This closed the box, locking both of his hands inside the box. The box was pulled into an upper area that closed off once the bottom of the box sealed the ceiling. The box continued to move upwards, leaving the Grunt in extreme pain. The grunt smashes his face onto an edge of the platform the box was on, knocking him out. His hands, moving upward, start 'Glitching' and the box starts moving back down. The camera pans to the grunt, now scraping his face onto a concrete wall. Just as the box is back in the room, one of the characters that put him in there goes in, only to die. The box opens, and the grunt reveals his face, showing visible bone, and starts floating towards the other character. The camera then pans to the scientist that was observing the experiment. Another character tries opening the door to the room to try to kill him, but dies in the process. He then exits the room and as soon as he is in the middle of the room, he floats higher above the ground, turns upside-down, and smashes his head into the floor, and scrapes to the left, disintegrating his body. After, he then throws whats left of him(his feet)toward the computer that the scientist was watching. This makes the building enter self destruct mode, blowing it up. This is the end of the canon episode.
A Grunt that dies in the same episode that it is introduced in is Scrapeface.

Scrapeface 

A character in Madness Combat that was experimented on. It went as following: A normal Grunt was forcefully locked in a room with a box that had 2 buttons inside that said "Press and hold both buttons." This closed the box, locking both of his hands inside the box. The box was pulled into an upper area that closed off once the bottom of the box sealed the ceiling. The box continued to move upwards, leaving the Grunt in extreme pain. The grunt smashes his face onto an edge of the platform the box was on, knocking him out. His hands, moving upward, start 'Glitching' and the box starts moving back down. The camera pans to the grunt, now scraping his face onto a concrete wall. Just as the box is back in the room, one of the characters that put him in there goes in, only to die. The box opens, and the grunt reveals his face, showing visible bone, and starts floating towards the other character. The camera then pans to the scientist that was observing the experiment. Another character tries opening the door to the room to try to kill him, but dies in the process. He then exits the room and as soon as he is in the middle of the room, he floats higher above the ground, turns upside-down, and smashes his head into the floor, and scrapes to the left, disintegrating his body. After, he then throws whats left of him(his feet)toward the computer that the scientist was watching. This makes the building enter self destruct mode, blowing it up. This is the end of the canon episode.
Scrapeface is a character that dies in the episode he is introduced in.

Scrapeface 

A character in Madness Combat that was experimented on. It went as following: A normal Grunt was forcefully locked in a room with a box that had 2 buttons inside that said "Press and hold both buttons." This closed the box, locking both of his hands inside the box. The box was pulled into an upper area that closed off once the bottom of the box sealed the ceiling. The box continued to move upwards, leaving the Grunt in extreme pain. The grunt smashes his face onto an edge of the platform the box was on, knocking him out. His hands, moving upward, start 'Glitching' and the box starts moving back down. The camera pans to the grunt, now scraping his face onto a concrete wall. Just as the box is back in the room, one of the characters that put him in there goes in, only to die. The box opens, and the grunt reveals his face, showing visible bone, and starts floating towards the other character. The camera then pans to the scientist that was observing the experiment. Another character tries opening the door to the room to try to kill him, but dies in the process. He then exits the room and as soon as he is in the middle of the room, he floats higher above the ground, turns upside-down, and smashes his head into the floor, and scrapes to the left, disintegrating his body. After, he then throws whats left of him(his feet)toward the computer that the scientist was watching. This makes the building enter self destruct mode, blowing it up. This is the end of the canon episode.
Scrapeface is a character that dies in an episode he is introduced in.
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