Madagascar and Bloodborne Composer
Madagascar Bloodborne NINTENDO GAMECUBE DreamWorks MADAGASCAR ACTIVISION North American GameCube box art Developer(s) Toys for Bob (PS2, Xbox, GC) Beenox (PC) Vicarious Visions (GBA, NDS) Publisher(s) Activision Composer(s) Michael Wandmacher Developer(s) FromSoftware[a] Publisher(s) Sony Computer Entertainment Composer(s) Ryan Amon Tsukasa Saitoh Yuka Kitamura Nobuyoshi Suzuki Cris Velasco Michael Wandmacher
A side-by-side comparison shows the Madagascar video game and Bloodborne, with their composer credits highlighted. The joke is that both games credit Michael Wandmacher as a composer, creating an absurd connection between a colorful family game and a grim gothic action RPG. It is used as a reaction to point out an unexpected shared creator or explain a bizarre theory about why Bloodborne succeeded. EN: A side-by-side comparison shows the Madagascar video game and Bloodborne, with their composer credits highlighted. The joke is that both games credit Michael Wandmacher as a composer, creating an absurd connection between a colorful family game and a grim gothic action RPG. It is used as a reaction to point out an unexpected shared creator or explain a bizarre theory about why Bloodborne succeeded.
- @sbunem / 106779 2025-06-29
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- absurd, ironic
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