Khaosisms

Khaosismsare a series of notable quotes referenced multiple times throughout the Amethyst Angel Adventures series, often originating from series creator KhaosOmega himself using those very lines in the associated situations.

Khaosisms

 * "You look like a tree!" - occasionally when killed by an opponent Call of Duty player in a ghillie suit, spawned from Achievement Hunter's Let's Play Call of Duty Ghosts Onslaught DLC Free For All when Gavin used the line at 18:19 after a ghillie suit-wearing Geoff killed him.
 * "(whatever weapon he was killed by) beats knife." - when killed by an opponent before he can score a melee kill, from the same Let's Play as the line above and also involving Geoff (but as the victim, thanks to a shotgun-wielding Ray in the video's fifth and final match)
 * "He gone!" - when a baseball player strikes out (using Ken Harrelson's line for the same situation), often adding "Took care of that sitting duck" or "He had a chance to do something and just stood there like a dead fish." on a looking strikeout depending on baserunner situation.  The latter addition came from a Phineas and Ferb episode.
 * The dead fish addition is usually reserved for looking strikeouts with a runner on third base, as a base hit or a sacrifice fly, the latter with less than two outs, can score that runner.
 * "Wham, bam, count 'em!" - on winning a game of Skip-Bo, preceded by a "You can't see me" taunt and ended with his hands in "Edge pose" (both arms upwards, index and pinkie fingers extended on both hands).  Inspired by the tagline of the 1972 cartoon 'The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan'.
 * "What would life be without my twelve." - in a Skip-Bo game, said when discarding a twelve (coming from one of Khaos's Skip-Bo opponents, who said the same line upon the same discard).
 * "BAM!  Right in the coconut!" - in a first-person shooter, said when landing a headshot ('coconut' is Khaos's way of identifying someone's head)
 * "He(she)'s in the drink." - when seeing someone land in a body of water
 * "Dropped somethin'!" - when seeing or hearing something hit the ground
 * "Sky." or "Cieling." - when asked "What's up?", which he takes literally.
 * "He(she)'s on his(her) lid." - when someone flips their car onto it's roof
 * "That's a grenade." - when chasing someone and not realizing the grenade until almost the last second. Geoff once got Ray in the third match that way.
 * "That's a spawn." or "Where the heck did i just spawn this time?" - when respawning in an odd location (once he had respawned directly in an enemy chopper gunner's crosshairs, and yelled "BAD SPAWN!" like Geoff had in Cops and Crooks Part 1 when he was killed by Michael and then run over by him on respawning twelve and a half seconds later).
 * "Why do they always get behind me?" - when killed from behind in a first-person shooter.
 * "Of course the idiot's a sniper." - when killed in a shooter from a ridiculously long distance, home field for sniper rifles.
 * "Of course the idiot's teammate's Assault/Operator." - when the teammate of an opponent he killed kills him and revives the dead guy, exclusive to Battlefield 4 (Assault) and Battlefield Hardline (Operator).
 * "He was out/safe by (some extremely large distance)!" - when a close play on the bases goes the Phillies' way (Khaos is a Mets fan)
 * "Oh, come on, ump, that was clearly a ball/strike!" - when the Phillies get the benefit of a borderline pitch
 * "You gotta be bleepin' me!" - when an especially remarkable defensive play or something doesn't go his way happens (identical to a Ken Harrelson line and the source of a AAA series running gag).
 * "Where did THAT guy come from?!" - when taken out by someone he never saw.

Trivia

 * Most of Khaos's main quotes have something to do with things he had seen on either a TV or online, as he uses two 'Hawkisms' (signature quotes used by Chicago White Sox announcer Ken 'Hawk' Harrelson), some lines from Achievement Hunter videos (spawn issues, late realization of a grenade, and certain Call of Duty series deaths), or some cartoons (one from the early 1970s, rerun on Cartoon Network's sister channel, and a much more recent one (where the 'dead fish' addition to the looking strikeout Hawkism originated)).  Some of the others are from taking a question literally (the "Sky." and "Cieling." lines), a habit of his (the "Dropped somethin'." line), or a preferred way to refer to something (coconut, drink, and lid for someone's head, a body of water, and the roof of a car respectively)