![]() ![]() Rapid Aging: One ad has the Noid being a wizard whose magic has this effect on Pizza.Peeve Goblins: The Noid's sole purpose in life is to ruin pizza home deliveries.Mascot Villain: The Noid appears solely to attempt to ruin Domino's Pizzas to no avail.Made of Indestructium: The Domino's pizza boxes could shrug off anything and everything the Noid throws at them, even wizard magic and bombs.Later-Installment Weirdness: The final two ads in the original Noid campaign were him reacting to news about Domino's new pan pizzas due to the guarantee being phased out, with no mention of the guarantee anywhere.For example, he tried to get his freezing contraption into overdrive only for it to blow up on him without even so much as touching the cardboard. Hoist by His Own Petard: Many of the Noid's methods of trying to ruin Domino's often backfire on him.Hammered into the Ground: When the Noid kicked the Domino's guarantee, it fell on him, driving him into the earth, leaving him to mope after digging himself out.Fictional Video Game: One ad has the Noid playing an arcade game where he shoots down delivery pizzas, but has no luck when the level consists of Domino's pizzas.Does Not Like Spam: The Noid hates pizza, and especially Domino's, and tries to ruin them.Cartoon Bomb: The Noid attempted to plant one, only to be stuck to the Domino's dome of protection and sending him flying at the explosion.Butt-Monkey: Virtually all of the Noid's attempts at ruining Domino's pizza only result in him getting hurt.We keep the Noid out and all the tropes in: The ad campaign was especially well known that not only has the Noid himself was featured in video game tie-ins ( Avoid the Noid and Yo! Noid), but he was brought back for a new commercial in April 2021 after three decades of dormancy, also being featured as a promotional boss in the mobile game Crash: On the Run!. The ads involve the titular character ruining delivered pizzas through various means, only to get foiled by Domino's, which touted its quality assurance and its 30-minute guarantee note that assurance got Domino's into legal trouble by the early 90's when delivery drivers got into accidents or otherwise broke traffic laws, leading to "30 minutes or it's free" being changed to "30 minutes or $3 off", before being phased out altogether. The Noid is a series of advertisements for Domino's Pizza, animated by Will Vinton. ![]()
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