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=== Assistant: Here are more specialised, niche, or scholarly-style terms that perfectly capture the Bottom-style of comedy — deeper c… ===
Here are more specialised, niche, or scholarly-style terms that perfectly capture the Bottom-style of comedy — deeper cuts than the usual “slapstick” or “anarchic” labels:

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– Highlights how Bottom rejects realism and leans into exaggerated, cartoonish violence.

====== – Focuses on the body-based humour (fights, injuries, pratfalls). ======

====== – A more academic fusion that scholars sometimes use when talking about high-energy, nonsensical brutality in comedy. ======

====== – A term used for humour that is both surreal and rooted in crude, everyday situations. ======

====== – Emphasises the rebellious, rough, DIY energy of Bottom, descended from the alternative comedy scene of the 1980s. ======

====== – Captures its barely-controlled chaos, bodily harm, and anarchist spirit. ======

====== – Borrowed from literary theory (Bakhtin). Means chaotic, disruptive, festive disorder — fits Richie & Eddie perfectly. ======

====== – A tight, specialist shorthand some comedy theorists use for farce with no rules and high chaos. ======

If you want, I can:
✨ refine these into a single perfect term
✨ give a Welsh version
✨ or craft a tattoo-style phrase for you.