History Sandbox / RedundantNewMediaPages

* PetTheDog.NewMedia

* NiceHat.NewMedia

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent.NewMedia

* RunningGag.NewMedia
* SchmuckBait.NewMedia

* Funny.NewMedia

[[folder:SugarWiki/FunnyMoments]]
Erm... The Funny.NewMedia page has a Web Original section?[[note]]and an [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment "Internet" section]], and a [[ShapedLikeItself "New Media" section]][[/note]] And there is also a separate Funny.WebOriginal page? Funny.OtherMedia also has a Web Original section.

First off: Web Animation, Web Videos, and Wikis could probably be split from Web Original. Webcomics are already their own page, as is usual.

Funny.CinemaSins, Funny/HitlerRants, Funny/ProtectorsOfThePlotContinuum, Funny/SCPFoundation and Funny/TeamNightSaturn are listed on both pages.

The subpage list on Funny.NewMedia: Funny.{{Peggy}} should be on Funny.Advertising. Funny.RogerEbert should be on Funny.{{Creators}} since he was neither primarily nor originally a web critic.\\
For Funny.{{Bionicle}}, it mostly seems to be examples from the straight-to-DVD films, with some from video games and some from web media. Since there is no "Franchise" subpage listed on the main SugarWiki/FunnyMoments page I'm guessing the page can be listed on Funny.{{Film}}, Funny.VideoGames and Funny.WebOriginal, or can be split into pages representing those media. Funny.HeroFactory doesn't seem to have that problem since it's mostly covering Podcasts?
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* LoopholeAbuse.NewMedia [[labelnote:*]]redirects to LoopholeAbuse.WebVideos[[/labelnote]]

These are the New Media subpages for tropes that also have a "Web Original" subpage; asterisks signify that the "Web Original" page just redirects to New Media:

* BerserkButton.NewMedia
* BigNo.NewMedia

* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff.NewMedia
* LoopholeAbuse.NewMedia [[note]]redirects to LoopholeAbuse.WebVideos[[/note]]
* Main.NewMedia [[note]]redirects to NewMediaTropes[[/note]]

[[folder:BigNO]]
On BigNO.NewMedia, the examples seem fine to move to BigNO.WebOriginal except for the Onemanga one.
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* ButtMonkey.NewMedia

[[folder:ButtMonkey]]
On ButtMonkey.NewMedia, there are four examples. Bad Luck Brian seems like a legitimate example, though lacking in context, and should be expanded and moved to ButtMonkey.WebOriginal. [=FMyLife=] is not the trope, since the website is about moments of things going wrong, and the trope is about characters for whom things never go right. Furry Fandom seems overly anecdotal and general, and the xkcd strip in the subbullet [[note]]which is [[Administrivia/HowToWriteAnExample wrongly formatted]] and [[Administrivia/WeblinksAreNotExamples Web Linked]][[/note]] doesn't seem like an example. Shippers is also too general.
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* LoopholeAbuse.NewMedia

* ArtifactTitle.NewMedia

Erm... The Funny.NewMedia page has a Web Original section?[[note]]and an [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment "Internet" section]], and a [[ShapedLikeItself "New Media" section]][[/note]] And there is also a separate Funny.WebOriginal page? Funny.{{Other}} also has a Web Original section.

* MissingEpisode.NewMedia

* DeaderThanDisco.NewMedia *

* AwesomeMusic.NewMedia *

* TurnOfTheMillennium.NewMedia

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes.NewMedia

[[folder:FunnyMoments]]

For Funny.{{Bionicle}}, it mostly seems to be examples from the straight-to-DVD films, with some from video games and some from web media. Since there is no "Franchise" subpage listed on the main FunnyMoments page I'm guessing the page can be listed on Funny.{{Film}}, Funny.VideoGames and Funny.WebOriginal, or can be split into pages representing those media. Funny.HeroFactory doesn't seem to have that problem since it's mostly covering Podcasts?

On ButtMonkey.NewMedia, there are four examples. Bad Luck Brian seems like a legitimate example, though lacking in context, and should be expanded and moved to ButtMonkey.WebOriginal. [=FMyLife=] is not the trope, since the website is about moments of things going wrong, and the trope is about characters for whom things never go right. Furry Fandom seems overly anecdotal and general, and the xkcd strip in the subbullet [[note]]which is [[Administrivia/HowToWriteAnExample wrongly formatted]] and {{Weblink|sAreNotExamples}}ed[[/note]] doesn't seem like an example. Shippers is also too general.

On ButtMonkey.NewMedia, there are four examples. Bad Luck Brian seems like a legitimate example, though lacking in context, and should be expanded and moved to ButtMonkey.WebOriginal. [=FMyLife=] is not the trope, since the website is about moments of things going wrong, and the trope is about characters for whom things never go right. Furry Fandom seems overly anecdotal and general, and the xkcd strip in the subbullet [[note]]which is [[HowToWriteAnExample wrongly formatted]] and {{Weblink|sAreNotExamples}}ed[[/note]] doesn't seem like an example. Shippers is also too general.

* Redundancy.NewMedia

* AffectionateParody.NewMedia

[[folder:AffectionateParody]]

In addition to AffectionateParody/NewMedia and AffectionateParody/WebOriginal subpages, there are also other pages or folders for web-related media. These examples are from both the New Media and Web Original pages.

[[AC:Stays on or moves to AffectionateParody.WebOriginal:]]

* [[http://tfradio.net Radio Free Cybertron]] does this in their [[http://knoledge.org/mormegil/rfc-tftm.php "The Transformers: The Movie" Parody]], which sends up the classic 1986 animated film.
* ''[[http://suparnagalaxy.wikispaces.com/ Suparna Galaxy]]'', Leigh Alexander's spoof of ''Franchise/MassEffect''. On the one hand, it's a vicious condemnation of the game's reliance on turgid mathematical {{infodump}}ing and thinly-veiled DatingSim elements to look meaningful. On the other hand, only a slavish fan of ''Franchise/MassEffect'' could have written a word of it.
* [[http://survivorsucks.yuku.com/topic/30903 The Many Adventures Of Lividmanda]] is a parody of Series/{{Survivor}}(in particular the Micronesia season) made by a poster on the snarky RealityTV message board ''Survivor Sucks''. It was quite popular there, and the expression "I'm Livid!" was a minor meme among online fans of Survivor for about a year. Some of the jokes won't make sense if you're not familiar with past seasons of the show or if you're not familiar with Survivor Sucks, but the story can be enjoyed by pretty much anyone if you want a quick laugh.
* This [[http://flashgames.coloringcrew.com/ability/wolf-wolverine.html flash game]] is a parody of ''Literature/LittleRedRidingHood'' where instead of the big bad wolf going after the little girl to eat her, he gets bopped in the head by a piece of candy, sees a trail of candy, and decides to eat all the candy instead. The candy is dropped by a pair of children and the wolf, despite the fact that he could eat the children if he wanted to, hides from the kids when they look his way by pretending to be a bush. If you get caught, the ending (depending on how fat the wolf has gotten) will usually show the wolf meeting his end, such as being beat up by the children, having a bird poke a hole in his bloated belly so he flies around like a deflating balloon, or even being tossed into a pot to be cooked by a witch. Getting the wolf big as possible results in him falling on top of the kids and falling asleep from his candy binge.
* While the WhateleyUniverse is generally parodying superhero comics (when not playing them straight), the story "Tales of the MCO" is a parody of the classic Quinn Martin productions, with a main character who is a parody of Jack Webb in ''Dragnet''.
* Two Franchise/PowerRangers parodies, Mighty Weenie Pathetic Rangers and Post Psychedelic Power People made the rounds in the early 00's. They were close enough to the original scripts (and kept the most important parts as much the same as they could)) that fans could relive memories (this was before YouTube was an option) and diverted enough from the original that fans could have a laugh. The latter continued beyond spoofing ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' and even spoofed Zeo with Power People Zeeto, Turbo with Power People Turkey, In Space with Power People Lost In Space, and Lost Galaxy with Power People Lost Sanity. It's obvious that both creators were devoted fans of the show and based on conversations in newsgroups, admired each others' work. ArtistBros (the creator of the former) even said they were happy that they were the ones continuing beyond spoofing season 3.
** Both even spoofed Fox advertisements for other shows with parodies of VR Troopers (VR Boopers), Sailor Moon (Sailor Goon and Sailor Spoon), and other shows that aired on Fox Kids. There were even early drafts for parody scripts.
* In contrast to how Encyclopedia Dramatica is largely nothing more than a series of [[AccentuateTheNegative critical]] {{Take That}}s, [[http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Uncyclopedia]] tends to veer in the direction of AffectionateParody in its articles.
* Pokebattles is a major affectional parody site. It parodies ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', with a battle system identical to Pokémon Red. They always say "used" before attacks and multiple actions. They parody multiple other things including Star Wars; Luke is a character. Doompuff, the evil rabid Jigglypuff of doom, is TheJuggernaut. A link to Red Version is [[http://www.geocities.com/chronopublish/pokemon/red.html]].
* The [[http://www.lolcatbible.com/index.php?title=Main_Page LOLCat Bible Translation Project]]. It's exactly what it sounds like. Some parts are more affectionate than others, depending on the "translator", but it's generally good-spirited, often hilarious, and occasionally surprisingly well-thought-out (see the lolcat "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God").
* [[http://www.theninhotline.net/meatpers/meatpers.html The Meathead Perspective]] consists primarily of affectionate parody of the band Music/NineInchNails and frontman Trent Reznor (especially the flash animations).
* While ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' doesn't qualify, ''Podcast/RiffTrax'' does in some cases. Notably their parody of ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'', which contains numerous references to Creator/JRRTolkien's writings.
** Some if these you actually have to be fairly familiar with the writings yourself to even get. For example, in the intro Isildur's death is blamed on the ring's treachery, which causes Mike to remark that being a bloodthirsty tyrant may have had ''something'' to do with it.
* Ray Larabie made affectionate parody ''fonts''.
%%Sadly, the links are broken: "[[http://new.myfonts.com/person/Ray_Larabie/ Ray Larabie]] made affectionate parody ''[[http://www.larabiefonts.com/fonts.html fonts]]''. For example, does [[http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/larabie/pastor-of-muppets/ this]] reminds you of... [[Music/{{Metallica}} anything]]?"%%

[[AC:Should be Web Animation (a folder on the main AffectionateParody page):]]

* ''WebAnimation/PonyDotMov''. The series' over-the-top art style and CrossesTheLineTwice sense of humor may suggest the opposite kind of parody, but its creator has stated on his Tumblr blog that he's a legitimate fan of [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic the show it makes fun of]].
* The ''WebAnimation/{{Ducktalez}} Animations'' make fun of ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'' (episode 2), ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' (episode 3), ''Franchise/TheMatrix, WesternAnimation/TheIronGiant'' (episode 5), ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' (episode 6), the ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'' series, and more.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Otaq2tmNMM "Space Stallions"]] is an affectionate parody of cartoons from [[TheEighties the '80s]] and late [[TheSeventies '70s]] such as ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse1983'', ''WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower'', ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats'', ''WesternAnimation/SilverHawks'' and ''Anime/BattleOfThePlanets''.

[[AC:Should be AffectionateParody.Webcomics, or possibly AffectionateParody.AnimeAndManga:]]

* [[http://www.onemanga.com/The_Legend_of_Zelda_-_Wind_Waker_-_Links_Log_Book/1/00/ Link's Log]]captures the quirky feel of ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'' in a stylized manga.

[[AC:Should be Web Video (also a folder, though could be expanded to a subpage):]]

* Parodies of music videos done by fans of the artist (and there are quite a lot), some examples being [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26tD6hL9nj4 this]] and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoP3C76ioTU this.]] Although at first glance many of the Key of Awesome music videos seem to be making fun of the artists they parody, they have admitted they love most of the artists that they parody, and sometimes the artist loves them.
* The sketch-comedy website ''LoadingReadyRun'' use this trope all the time. One of their better-known parodies is [[http://loadingreadyrun.com/videos/view/234/csi_csi CSI:CSI - Internal Investigations]]. Replaced the discovery of a dead body with the stealing and eating of another person's sandwich.
** Another skit along these lines was the ''AcceptableTV'' skit "Creator/CirqueDuSoleil -- Sex Crimes Investigations", which spoofed both crime procedurals and Cirque in a goofy but fun manner.
* The French amateur series ''WebVideo/FranceFive'' is an AffectionateParody of {{Sentai}} and SuperSentai shows. To do so, they follow very faithfully every tropes of the Sentai genre, but transposed in [[GayParee France]] instead of Japan.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lc0YKGsK1yk What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome]] is an AffectionateParody of the WWE's recaps and of fanmade music videos in general.
* ''WebVideo/ItalianSpiderman'' is an affectionate parody of Italian B-Movies of the 1960s and 70s. The website is even complete with the fictional history of its production company, and details of how the movie was lost and recovered only in the early 2000s.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/v/lk5_OSsawz4&hl=en&fs=1& John Williams Is The Man]] is a video of a cappella quartet singing StarWars-related lyrics over other John Williams songs, both mocking and praising the movies. (Note that, per FirstInstallmentWins, only the ''original'' trilogy is lampooned, even though the song was made in the run-up to ''RevengeOfTheSith'', and in fact ends with a plug for that movie.)
--> (To the ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' theme) "Kiss a Wookiee, kick a droid, fly the Falcon! Through an as-ter-oid, till the Princess! Is annoyed! This is space ships, it's monsters, it's Star Wars, we love it!"
* ''AVeryPotterMusical'' and its sequel are full-length musical parodies of the ''Literature/HarryPotter'' [[Literature/HarryPotter books]] and [[Film/HarryPotter movies]]. The sheer amount of effort that must have gone into its production, the very obscure references, and WordOfGod guarantees that the writers, cast, and crew are all huge fans.
** On that same note, PotterPuppetPals also falls under this trope; however, watching some of the episodes might fall more towards the 'Parody' and less towards the 'Affectionate.'
* ''WebVideo/TheLegendOfNeil'' is a parody of ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' in specific, of video games in general and of the subgenre of animated series where someone from the "real world" gets trapped inside a video game.
* Philthon Jones did "Series/DoctorWho: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuqWnY5ElzE The Musical]]" and "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGvon4MI9LU Bargain Hunt]]".
* ''WebVideo/TheJerrySeinfeldProgram'' is a series of minute-long mock episodes of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'', using all the real credits and music and a greenscreen backdrop of Jerry's apartment, but exaggerating the characteristics of the show and characters to ridiculous degrees and applying the SeinfeldianConversation style to inappropriate situations, like fundamentalist christianity or agoraphobia.
* ''WebVideo/StreetFighterTheLaterYears''
* ''WebVideo/DemyxTime'' is one in itself, but it's also done parodies of ''Film/{{Clue}}'', ''HighSchoolMusical'', ''NightAtTheMuseum'', and ''FreakyFriday''.
* RegularOrdinarySwedishMealTime, which ups the Large Ham factor so much that it somehow makes [[WebVideo/EpicMealTime Harley Morenstein and Co.]] look subdued and professional in comparison. They also did an episode based off Farsan.
* ''WebVideo/CorruptingTheClassicsWithContemporaryCrap'', which mixes classic works of theater with reality television, is affectionate towards ''one'' of these elements. Guess which one.
* ''WebVideo/{{Retsupurae}}'' usually does this to their usual subjects (LetsPlay/BillyMC, LetsPlay/ElectricalBeast, Musclebomber2021, Cornshaq), usually portraying them as some sort of MemeticBadass. Their one-shot Let's Players, however, have usually been disliked in all seriousness.
* Hilli and Hannah Hindi (of ''The Hillywood Show'') are more or less devoted to musical parodies of ''Twilight'' ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MKz0gkcgAo all]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ti13oOYvyp8 four]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cue1lwqe7zQ of]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_zCqKTS5o0 the movies]]), ''Pirates of the Carribean'', ''Harry Potter'', and other broad targets. Hilli also does a scarily-accurate impression of Music/LadyGaga.
* Creators/OlanRogers has New Prime (of ScienceFiction) and The Last Scene (Of action movies).
* Some of [[{{Nimportequi}} Remi Gaillard's]] videos are parodies of a certain movie or game.
* Dermot Mac Flannchaidh's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaFHl1WLJGA&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PLAE2DCCACB90C4525 Waluigi]] LetsPlay videos for ''MarioKart DS'' are an intentional AffectionateParody. [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosWarioAndCompany Waluigi]] is blatantly [[MythologyGag cheating]] his ass off in every race, but never uses advanced skills like drifting or snaking, and even ''slows down'' at turns. Its [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_AB1nIovvA Rainbow Road video]] went viral at over half a million hits.
* ''WebVideo/NinjaTheMissionForce'' is a loving pastiche of the Film/GodfreyHoNinjaMovies, pulling the same cut-and-paste tactic to make ninja movies out of existing films, but taking it UpToEleven by using non-martial arts footage from things like old gladiator films!
* ''WebVideo/EightiesDan'': Is a spoof of {{sitcom}}s from TheEighties.
* While it has more than enough angst on its own, WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic's GrandFinale review of ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' parodies how ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall'' has these world-endangering storylines but the comic (or movie in Critic's case) is always completed.
** Not to mention that the premise is suspiciously similar to "All Good Things", the final episode of Star Trek: TNG.
* WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd and WebVideo/TheIrateGamer spawned WebVideo/{{IGSRJ}}. He's so affectionate towards the former, [[OncePerEpisode he wears a shirt just like his from time to time.]]
* The creators of ''AVeryPotterMusical'' have also created another parody musical, WebVideo/HolyMusicalBatman, which is an affectionate parody of Franchise/{{Batman}} and superheroes in general.
* ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJoJo'' parodies ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' to such a fine degree, it even makes jokes based on other parts of the series even though it may chronologically not make sense.
* ''Film/KungFury'' is a only [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72RqpItxd8M a trailer]] as of January 2014, but is a Kickstarter project meant to turn it into a full film. It's a love note to 80s action films, but so much more! It has...well, just watch the trailer for yourself.
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* ActionGirl.NewMedia

* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial.NewMedia

* Awesome.NewMedia *

* BatmanGambit.NewMedia

[[folder:BatmanGambit]]
The New Media examples are generic. BatmanGambit.NewMedia can be deleted.
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* AntiVillain.NewMedia

[[folder:AntiVillain]]
The AntiVillain/NewMedia examples are sound and can just be added to the "AntiVillain/WebOriginal" subpage.
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