500 Cigarettes【Limbus Company - MMD Animation】

Overview

The video opens with a character describing cigarettes in a surprisingly reverent, almost scientific tone—talking about the “aroma” being the most pleasing and citing Dr. Finn’s instructions. Dr. Finn explains that it’s not meant to be eaten and outlines the “proper” method: ignite the tip and inhale the smoke.

The mood quickly shifts into enthusiastic reactions as the person tries it and describes the sensation as “wonderful,” saying they’ve never experienced a flavor like it. They also use dramatic, exaggerated imagery—feeling like they’ve been standing their entire life and then suddenly “sat down,” as if the experience provides relief or awakening.

Then comes a comedic, chant-like beat: “500 cigarettes,” repeated with increasingly intense reactions (“tingles,” “do you feel them”), along with a punchline escalation that suggests an absurdly unrealistic need for “5 million cigarettes,” turning the whole premise into exaggerated humor.

Main Highlights / Jokes

• Overly formal “how-to” instructions for smoking (not food; ignite the tip; inhale).
• Over-the-top sensory reactions: “wonderful” sensation, “best flavor,” and life-changing relief imagery.
• Repetitive chant structure (“500 cigarettes…”) that builds comedic intensity.
• Absurd final escalation to “5 million cigarettes” as the ultimate punchline.

Personalities Appearing

• Dr. Finn
• Unnamed speaker/tester(s) (the ones reacting to “500 cigarettes” and asking/confirming “do you feel them?”)