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When You Trim Videos Before the Good Part: Welcome to Extra-Hell

A four-panel webcomic depicting a character's journey to 'Extra-Hell' for trimming videos before the good part. Panel 1: At the 'HELL' entrance, a demon at a desk tells the character, 'HUH YOUR NAME'S NOT ON OUR LIST'; the character replies, 'OF COURSE NOT. BECAUSE I DON'T BELONG HERE.' Panel 2: The character (yellow shirt, red pants) admits, 'I trim videos to end right before the good part.' Panel 3: The demon reacts, with lava flowing behind the desk, likely updating the list. Panel 4: The character is directed to 'EXTRA-HELL' under a 'WELCOME' sign, emphasizing the punishment for the annoying habit.
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Demon
HUH YOUR NAME'S NOT ON OUR LIST
Character
OF COURSE NOT. BECAUSE I DON'T BELONG HERE.
Character
I trim videos to end right before the good part
Sign
WELCOME

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A character is sent to 'Extra-Hell' as punishment for trimming videos before the good part, highlighting the annoyance of such editing habits.

Overview

A four-panel webcomic depicting a character's journey to 'Extra-Hell' for trimming videos before the good part. Panel 1: At the 'HELL' entrance, a demon at a desk tells the character, 'HUH YOUR NAME'S NOT ON OUR LIST'; the character replies, 'OF COURSE NOT. BECAUSE I DON'T BELONG HERE.' Panel 2: The character (yellow shirt, red pants) admits, 'I trim videos to end right before the good part.' Panel 3: The demon reacts, with lava flowing behind the desk, likely updating the list. Panel 4: The character is directed to 'EXTRA-HELL' under a 'WELCOME' sign, emphasizing the punishment for the annoying habit.

Origin notes

Created by 'light roast' (watermarked bottom right), this is an original webcomic. It likely circulates on platforms like Twitter/X, Instagram, or Reddit, targeting audiences who relate to video editing frustrations. The digital illustration style and narrative structure are typical of short-form, relatable webcomics.

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