Blast Processing

Blast Processing is the name of the second week from the Vs. T-Man FNF mod. It was originally going to be designed by Point36 until he lost interest. JenjenParibou made the songs and sprites as usual, but Point36 wrote the dialogue and came up with the song names.
== Overview ==
Blast Processing features a unique low-pixel artstyle for the characters which is not seen in the two other "main" weeks. Boyfriend returns to the Philadelphia stage and finds T-Man post-pissening-session again. T-Man insists that he has the right to live on the stage, and the two sing Theorem. Afterwards, the lights dim and the three put on their awesome shades for the second song, Scale. T-Man begs not to be kicked out of the house (not the first time he's been through this) and snaps after Boyfriend corrects his grammar. T-Man and Boyfriend then sing the final song of the week, T-Storm.
The term "Blast Processing" was used by Sega to advertise the processing power of their 16-bit console, the Genesis. All of the instrumentals in this week were composed using a Genesis soundfont.
== Theorem ==
Theorem is the first song from Blast Processing. A theorem refers to a mathematical statement that can be proven.
This song has the lowest note density of T-Man's songs from his first three weeks. Evidently, Theorem features relatively low-density note patterns.
=== Trivia ===
* The instrumental sounds coincidentally similar to the Ghostbusters theme.
== Scale ==
Scale is T-Man's 2nd song from his 2nd week. The stage's lighting is darker in this song, giving unique sprites for each character depicting them with sunglasses.
== T-Storm ==
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