Phase 152 is the one hundred and fifty-second phase in "Mr. Incredible Becoming Uncanny 163 Phases" that was created by The CJ Planets. Phase 152 looks like a creepy woman with clown makeup or face painting with her eyes being covered in black blood and googly eyes. The origin of this phase is Georgia Rowe Clown face paint.

The clown phases that have clowns in their original images or for the people that are clowns.

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2016年10月11日 · Turns out, the fear of clowns may be a timely cocktail of priming for fear, pathogen avoidance and the universal human reaction to what many social psychologists call, “the uncanny valley.”...

2024年12月21日 · Here is 2nd images and 2nd custome images is a clown phase. The music belongs to Akira Yamaoka and the images belongs to Feri ferdinan. Here is the original ...

2023年11月22日 · Their exaggerated facial features pushed clowns into the uncanny valley, a theorized point where an object or character appears almost like a real person without looking fully human.

2016年10月7日 · Some people speculate that clowns are creepy because they fall into what’s known as the uncanny valley, a not-quite-human appearance often ascribed to robots. But the uncanny valley seems at...

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2016年10月8日 · The previously mentioned studies show that clowns, with their makeup, odd behavior, and comic features are residents of uncanny valley. We respond to the uncanny intuitively, with fear, fight,...

2023年12月1日 · Clowns also may fall under the uncanny valley effect. Steven Schlozman says, "The uncanny explains a lot of horror tropes, where you look at something and it's not quite right - like a human face that's decomposing. It's recognizable, but …