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* In [[TrollTwo Troll 2]], the ghost of the grandfather stops time to allow the protagonist to urinate on his family's dinner. (The need to keep the family from eating the dinner is properly set up, but it's never been hinted that the ghost [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands had this power]].
* The "Hurley" bird in ''{{Lost}}'' was only explained in the epilogue.
* The "Hurley" bird in ''{{Lost}}'' was only explained in the epilogue.
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* In [[TrollTwo Troll 2]], the ghost of the grandfather stops time to allow the protagonist to urinate on his family's dinner. (The need to keep the family from eating the dinner is properly set up, but it's never been hinted that the ghost [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands had this power]].
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* The "Hurley" bird in ''{{Lost}}'' was only explained in the DVD-only epilogue.
* The "Hurley" bird in ''{{Lost}}'' was only explained in the DVD-only epilogue.
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chop out a bunch of examples that belong under Widget Series or WDYMIWMOD
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* In [[TrollTwo Troll 2]], the ghost of the grandfather stops time to allow the protagonist to urinate on his family's dinner. (The need to keep the family from eating the dinner is properly set up, but it's never been hinted that the ghost [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands had this power]], and thus the end result is that the plot point MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext.)
* The "Hurley" bird in ''{{Lost}}'' was never actually explained.
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* The "Hurley" bird in ''{{Lost}}'' was never actually explained.
** [[spoiler: The epilogue episode gives an explanation however.]]
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* In [[TrollTwo Troll 2]], the ghost of the grandfather stops time to allow the protagonist to urinate on his family's dinner. (The need to keep the family from eating the dinner is properly set up, but it's never been hinted that the ghost [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands had this power]], and thus the end result is that the plot point MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext.)
power]].
* The "Hurley" bird in ''{{Lost}}'' wasnever actually explained.
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** [[spoiler: The epilogue episode gives an explanation however.]]
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* The rooster in the film TheHangover was never explained.
** [[WordofGod Word of God]] says they got it to feed the tiger
* Every single page of Grant Morrison's run on the comic book series ''DoomPatrol''.
** Every single page of everything Grant Morrison has written ever, with the possible exception of his run on JLA. Purportedly, some people understand what he's doing. I am not one of them.
* One scene in SayonaraZetsubouSensei has the titular teacher, Itoshiki Nozomu, walk on a beach towards the ocean, look up, see a giant squid with BigOlEyebrows emerge from the water, wherepon he tenderly mumbles "Mother"... Of course, this scene is par for the course for Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, so it might actually be more accurate to say that this trope applies to roughly 50% of the anime's entire screen-time.
* The final scene of the EndOfEvangelion movie. No explanation is given and no explanation will quite fit around the giant bag full of symbolism that it drags along with it.
* The entirety of Garzey's Wing.
** [[WordofGod Word of God]] says they got it to feed the tiger
* Every single page of Grant Morrison's run on the comic book series ''DoomPatrol''.
** Every single page of everything Grant Morrison has written ever, with the possible exception of his run on JLA. Purportedly, some people understand what he's doing. I am not one of them.
* One scene in SayonaraZetsubouSensei has the titular teacher, Itoshiki Nozomu, walk on a beach towards the ocean, look up, see a giant squid with BigOlEyebrows emerge from the water, wherepon he tenderly mumbles "Mother"... Of course, this scene is par for the course for Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, so it might actually be more accurate to say that this trope applies to roughly 50% of the anime's entire screen-time.
* The final scene of the EndOfEvangelion movie. No explanation is given and no explanation will quite fit around the giant bag full of symbolism that it drags along with it.
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* The rooster in the film TheHangover was never explained.
** [[WordofGod Word of God]] saysexplained (WordOfGod is they got it to feed the tiger
tiger, though).
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** Every single page of everything Grant Morrison has written ever, with the possible exception of his run on JLA. Purportedly, some people understand what he's doing. I am not one of them.
* One scene inSayonaraZetsubouSensei has is already pretty bizarre, but there's this one scene where the titular teacher, Itoshiki Nozomu, walk walks on a beach towards the ocean, look looks up, see sees a giant squid with BigOlEyebrows emerge from the water, wherepon he water ... and tenderly mumbles "Mother"... Of course, this scene is par for the course for Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, so it might actually be more accurate to say that this trope applies to roughly 50% of the anime's entire screen-time.
"Mother".
* The final scene of the EndOfEvangelionmovie. No explanation movie is given confusing in itself, doesn't help with all the confusing bits that came before it ... and no explanation will quite fit around the giant bag full of symbolism that it drags along with it.
* The entirety of Garzey's Wing.carries.
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** Every single page of everything Grant Morrison has written ever, with the possible exception of his run on JLA. Purportedly, some people understand what he's doing. I am not one of them.
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* BoBoBoBoBoBoBo. This trope is not only a part of the series, it embodies this series entirely from minute 1 to the end.
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* BoBoBoBoBoBoBo. This trope is not only a part of the series, it embodies this series entirely from minute 1 to the end.
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* The Mochi strips in ''AxisPowersHetalia'', which feature Himaruya/[[AuthorAvatar Estonia]]'s new pets: rice cakes that look and (sort of) act like other nations. In one strip, Mochicanada ate Mochimerica's daddy, a Lettuce that wanted to take over the world, and was proclaimed to be [[GratuitousEnglish "The greatest country!"]]. And that was one of the ''less'' nonsensical strips! There's also the end of the HetaliaBloodbath2010, which managed to be this, [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming heartwarming]], and [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome awesome]] at the same time.
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** Every single page of everything Grant Morrison has written ever, with the possible exception of his run on JLA. Purportedly, some people understand what he's doing. I am not one of them.
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That isn\'t a combination. That\'s just cool.
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* Near the end of the first ''{{Hellsing}}'' anime, the main villain catches Alucard's bullets with his head by phasing it. He then [[spoiler:sends the bullet flying back down the barrel of the gun, somehow causing it to explode all the bullets into Alucard and reduce him to a pile of blood]]. Then again, this is a show about [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot gun-wielding vampires]].
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* Near the end of the first ''{{Hellsing}}'' anime, the main villain catches Alucard's bullets with his head by phasing it. He then [[spoiler:sends the bullet flying back down the barrel of the gun, somehow causing it to explode all the bullets into Alucard and reduce him to a pile of blood]]. Then again, this is a show about [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot [[RuleOfCool gun-wielding vampires]].
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Yeah, but it\'s what it wound up being. Pity, but we don\'t need {{natter}} in the main article.
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** This is, in essence, what IANMTU was supposed to be at first, though.
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** This is, in essence, what IANMTU was supposed to be at first, though.
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The time start and urination are this trope, not the need to do so.
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* In [[TrollTwo Troll 2]], the ghost of the grandfather stops time to allow the protagonist to urinate on his family's dinner. (The need to keep the family from eating the dinner is properly set up, but it's never been hinted that the ghost [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands had this power]], and thus the end result is that the plot point MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext.)
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It actually does make sense in context.
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* Near the end of the first ''{{Hellsing}}'' anime, the main villain catches Alucard's bullets with his head by phasing it. He then [[spoiler:sends the bullet flying back down the barrel of the gun, somehow causing it to explode all the bullets into Alucard and reduce him to a poile of blood]]. Then again, this is a show about [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot gun-wielding vampires]].
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* Near the end of the first ''{{Hellsing}}'' anime, the main villain catches Alucard's bullets with his head by phasing it. He then [[spoiler:sends the bullet flying back down the barrel of the gun, somehow causing it to explode all the bullets into Alucard and reduce him to a poile pile of blood]]. Then again, this is a show about [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot gun-wielding vampires]].
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* The entirety of Garzey's Wing.
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** [[WordofGod Word of God]] says they got it to feed the tiger
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* The final scene of the EndOfEvangelion movie. No explanation is given and no explanation will quite fit around the giant bag full of symbolism that it drags along with it.
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Sometimes, though, an event is just as nonsensical in context as it is when summarized.
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Sometimes, though, an event is just as nonsensical in context as it is when summarized.
summarized, and we say it MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext.
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Removed the Up example, as the plan to move the house was quite well explained, as was the reason for why Muntz went insane.
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* The movie ''[[Film/{{Up}} Up]]'' is the story of an old man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin.
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* One scene in SayonaraZetsubouSensei has the titular teacher, Itoshiki Nozomu, walk on a beach towards the ocean, look up, see a giant squid with BigOlEyebrows emerge from the water, wherepon he tenderly mumbles "Mother"... Of course, this scene is par for the course for Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, so it might actually be more accurate to say that this trope applies to roughly 50% of the anime's entire screen-time.
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* [=~What Do You Mean, It Wasn't Made On Drugs?~=] is the whole show; this is just one case.
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* [=~What Do You Mean, It Wasn't Made On Drugs?~=] and WidgetSeries is the whole show; this is just one case.
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* The movie ''Film.{{Up}}'' is the story of a man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin.
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* The movie ''Film.{{Up}}'' ''[[Film/{{Up}} Up]]'' is the story of a an old man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin. zeppelin.
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Just as useless even if it's not potholed.
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* The movie ''Film.{{Up}}'' is the story of a man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin. So, Yeah...
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* The movie ''Film.{{Up}}'' is the story of a man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin. So, Yeah...
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* The movie ''{{Up}}'' is the story of a man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin. So, Yeah...
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* The movie ''{{Up}}'' ''Film.{{Up}}'' is the story of a man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin. So, Yeah...
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* The "Hurley" bird in {{Lost}} was never actually explained.
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* Every single page of Grant Morrison's run on the comic book series ''{{Doom Patrol}}''.
* The movie ''Up'' is the story of a man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin. So, Yeah...
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* Every single page of Grant Morrison's run on the comic book series ''{{Doom Patrol}}''.
''DoomPatrol''.
* The movie''Up'' ''{{Up}}'' is the story of a man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin. So, Yeah...
* The movie
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* The movie ''Up'' is the story of a man who flies his house to Venezuela, where he has to fight a maniac with an army of dogs in a zeppelin. [[SoYeah So, Yeah...]]
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* VoodooShark is a SisterTrope: A patch over a plot hole creates another plot hole. Sometimes it falls under FridgeLogic, and thus is a seperate trope; for example, the second order TropeNamer of VoodooShark (the Voyager episode) was a straight up case of FridgeLogic, but not this.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs is the whole show; this is just one case.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs is the whole show; this is just one case.
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* VoodooShark is a SisterTrope: A patch over a plot hole creates another plot hole. Sometimes it falls under FridgeLogic, and thus is a seperate separate trope; for example, the second order TropeNamer of VoodooShark (the Voyager episode) was a straight up case of FridgeLogic, but not this.
*WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs [=~What Do You Mean, It Wasn't Made On Drugs?~=] is the whole show; this is just one case.
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** [[spoiler: The epilogue episode gives an explanation however.]]