Vaccuum

In the Ebolarama universe, Vaccuums [sic] are heads whose primary characteristics are constantly having an open mouth, and having unlimited lung and stomach capacity, allowing for them to inhale anything in sight, including entire cities. The earliest known record of Vaccuums existing is 2016, in the form of a drawing where a disembodied head is inhaling a banana away from a Minion. This disembodied head was later named the Bald Presley Vaccuum (/ˌbəʊld ˈprɛzli ˈvækjʊəm/) for its lack of hair and obsession with Elvis Presley's music. Over the course of a few months, multiple Vaccuums soon followed suit, reproducing not by mating, but rather evolving from particular sets of atoms at faux nature's own will. Other entities include the Belly Dancing Hafla Vummy Vaccuum, Kirby Vaccuum, and Hairy Minion Vaccuum.

Since 2016, there has been an effort from 2 dedicated individuals to keep track of every Vaccuum that's appeared. These results have been recorded in a yellow book using tally charts. This book is predicted to have an estimated value of over £20,000 in the next few millennia.

The Bald Presley Vaccuum

The Bald Presley Vaccuum had a surge of popularity in 2016, when an animated short featuring himself was screened in the Global Local Cinema, just off the A14. It was very successful and made tens... of pounds in the box office. A Sequel Follow Up was soon made, and was equally as popular. Both shorts were critically acclaimed on release, and have a cult following. 6 years later, a third short was released, but without any prior context. It garnered some fantastic feedback, including some from a stoner, who exclaimed that it's "what humour should've become today". A fourth short has been planned, but probably won't be made in a while, as the Lead Animator tends to slack off and get distracted doing other things.

The Bald Presley Vaccuum was also featured on the front cover of the well-regarded album "Its the BPV Muuuusic!" alongside De Birds, and a Flash game based on this album was created shortly after.[1]

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[1] It's the BPV Muuuusic! game