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''Dorms'' [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsaKMC87wgQU_vFBv8wvyenMfRr9ty_Bt]] is a 2013 animated web series, written by WebAnimation/{{Domics}} and Spastik Chuwawa, and produced by the textbook company Slug Books. It follows freshman roommates Vince and Jesse in their adventures and misadventures exploring college, romance, and friendship. The episodes are typically 2-4 minutes long, and it went on for three seasons and 27 total episodes.
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''Dorms'' [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsaKMC87wgQU_vFBv8wvyenMfRr9ty_Bt]] is a 2013 animated web series, written by {{WebComic/Domics}} and Spastik Chuwawa, and produced by the textbook company Slug Books. It follows freshman roommates Vince and Jesse in their adventures and misadventures exploring college, romance, and friendship. The episodes are typically 2-4 minutes long, and it went on for three seasons and 27 total episodes.
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''Dorms'' [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsaKMC87wgQU_vFBv8wvyenMfRr9ty_Bt]] is a 2013 animated web series, written by {{WebComic/Domics}} WebAnimation/{{Domics}} and Spastik Chuwawa, and produced by the textbook company Slug Books. It follows freshman roommates Vince and Jesse in their adventures and misadventures exploring college, romance, and friendship. The episodes are typically 2-4 minutes long, and it went on for three seasons and 27 total episodes.
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* TwoTeacherSchool: As mentioned above, Lisarman seems to teach every class relevant to the plot. [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded by Vince in episodes 11 and 12.]]
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* TwoTeacherSchool: As mentioned above, Lisarman seems to teach every class relevant to the plot. [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded by Vince in episodes 11 and 12.]]]]
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The end card of each video usually contains short clips of the previous and next upcoming episode. The episode before the season 1 finale has a "preview clip" in which a [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever giant Deltrise the iguana stomps through the city]], Professor Lisarman fires gunshots into the air, and Jesse [[ SkywardScream screams to the sky in anguish]] over Vince's wounded body. [[MissingTrailerScene None of these things happen.]] The same fake teaser clip was used in the end card of episode 11.
* NiceGuy: Vince, for the most part.
* NiceGuy: Vince, for the most part.
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*CharacterDevelopment: Each of the characters, especially the two main roommates:
**At the beginning of the series, Jesse cannot stop playing the video game [[{{Expy}} League of]] [[VideoGame/LeagueofLegends "Leggings"]], at the expense of other things, including his relationships and his grades. He struggles to give it up throughout the series, [[spoiler: especially after Kim breaks up with him.]] By the season 2 finale, though, Jesse is able to prioritize.
** In the first season, Vince obsesses over his classmate Tory, despite admitting that he only likes her because she is attractive. By the end of season 2, Vince focuses more on his friendships and even supports Tory [[spoiler: going out with Stephen.]]
**At the beginning of the series, Jesse cannot stop playing the video game [[{{Expy}} League of]] [[VideoGame/LeagueofLegends "Leggings"]], at the expense of other things, including his relationships and his grades. He struggles to give it up throughout the series, [[spoiler: especially after Kim breaks up with him.]] By the season 2 finale, though, Jesse is able to prioritize.
** In the first season, Vince obsesses over his classmate Tory, despite admitting that he only likes her because she is attractive. By the end of season 2, Vince focuses more on his friendships and even supports Tory [[spoiler: going out with Stephen.]]
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*HiddenDepths: In season 1, Stephen was just a gag character, with his obsession with leeches being a VisualPun based on his tendency to take credit for group projects he did not contribute to. In season 2, we see his kinder, more sympathetic side.
* NeverTrustATrailer: The end card of each video usually contains short clips of the previous and next upcoming episode. The episode before the season 1 finale has a "preview clip" in which a [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever giant Deltrise the iguana stomps through thecity, city]], Professor Lisarman fires gunshots, gunshots into the air, and Jesse [[ SkywardScream screams to the sky in anguish anguish]] over Vince's unconscious wounded body. [[MissingTrailerScene None of these things happen in the season finale at all. happen.]] The same fake teaser clip was used in the end card of episode 11.11.
*NiceGuy: Vince, for the most part.
** Also, Stephen. His main fault is slacking off in a group project in season one, after which he behaves like a nice human overall. When Vince and Jesse give him good advice on how to clean himself to attract females, Stephen seems genuinely grateful.
* NeverTrustATrailer: The end card of each video usually contains short clips of the previous and next upcoming episode. The episode before the season 1 finale has a "preview clip" in which a [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever giant Deltrise the iguana stomps through the
*NiceGuy: Vince, for the most part.
** Also, Stephen. His main fault is slacking off in a group project in season one, after which he behaves like a nice human overall. When Vince and Jesse give him good advice on how to clean himself to attract females, Stephen seems genuinely grateful.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: In Episode 12, Vince lampshades the fact that he and Jesse have had the same Professor for two different classes in two consecutive semesters. Amy says that it's probably for continuity's sake, and then quickly moves on before he can question it further.[[note]] This is not impossible, however: some professors do teach two classes that students might take consecutively, such as an introductory course in one semester and an intermediate course the following semester.[[/note]]
* BreakingTheFourthWall: In Episode 12, Vince lampshades the fact that he and Jesse have had the same Professor for two different classes in two consecutive semesters. Amy says that it's probably for continuity's sake, and then quickly moves on before he can question it further.[[note]] This is not impossible, however: some professors do teach two classes that students might take consecutively, such as an introductory course in one semester and an intermediate course the following semester.[[/note]]
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!! Dorm ''Dorms'' contains examples of
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: In Episode 12, Vincelampshades [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the fact that he and Jesse have had [[TwoTeacherSchool the same Professor for two different classes in two consecutive semesters.semesters]]. Amy says that it's probably for continuity's sake, and then quickly moves on before he can question it further.[[note]] This is not impossible, however: some professors do teach two classes that students might take consecutively, such as an introductory course in one semester and an intermediate course the following semester.[[/note]]
* BreakingTheFourthWall: In Episode 12, Vince
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The end card of each video usually contains short clips of the previous and next upcoming episode. The episode before the season 1 finale has a "preview clip" in which a giant Deltrise the iguana stomps through the city, Professor Lisarman fires gunshots, and Jesse screams in anguish over Vince's unconscious body. None of these things happen in the season finale, or finale at all. The sam same fake teaser clip was used in the end card of episode 11.11.
*TwoTeacherSchool: As mentioned above, Lisarman seems to teach every class relevant to the plot. [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded by Vince in episodes 11 and 12.]]
*TwoTeacherSchool: As mentioned above, Lisarman seems to teach every class relevant to the plot. [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded by Vince in episodes 11 and 12.]]
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[[Dorms https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsaKMC87wgQU_vFBv8wvyenMfRr9ty_Bt]] is a 2013 animated web series, written by {{WebComic/Domics}} and SpastikChuwawa, and produced by the textbook company SlugBooks. It follows freshman roommates Vince and Jesse in their adventures and misadventures exploring college, romance, and friendship. The episodes are typically 2-4 minutes long, and it went on for three seasons and 27 total episodes.
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* HeroicBSoD: Jesse suffers from this in episodes 11-12 [[spoiler:after Kim breaks up with him.]]
* CollegeIsHighSchoolPart2: The series falls into this trope sometimes. For example, college students still make fun of "nerds", and the university has hallway lockers in episode 5.
* CollegeIsHighSchoolPart2: The series falls into this trope sometimes. For example, college students still make fun of "nerds", and the university has hallway lockers in episode 5.
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* HeroicBSoD: Jesse suffers from this in episodes 11-12[[spoiler: after Kim breaks up with him.]]
*NeverTrustATrailer: The end card of each video usually contains short clips of the previous and next upcoming episode. The episode before the season 1 finale has a "preview clip" in which a giant Deltrise stomps through the city, Professor Lisarman fires gunshots, and Jesse screams in anguish over Vince's unconscious body. None of these things happen in the season finale, or at all. The sam fake teaser clip was used in the end card of episode 11.
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Dorms is a 2013 animated web series, written by [[Domics]] and SpastikChuwawa, and produced by the textbook company SlugBooks on [[YouTube]]. It follows freshman roommates Vince and Jesse in their adventures and misadventures exploring college, romance, and friendship. The episodes are typically 2-4 minutes long, and it went on for three seasons and 27 total episodes.
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Dorms is a 2013 animated web series series, written by [[Domics]] and SpastikChuwawa, and produced by the textbook company SlugBooks on YouTube.[[YouTube]]. It follows freshman roommates Vince and Jesse in their adventures and misadventures exploring college, romance, and friendship. The episodes are typically 2-4 minutes long, and it went on
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Dorms is a 2013 animated web series produced by the textbook company SlugBooks on YouTube. It follows freshman roommates Vince and Jesse in their adventures and misadventures exploring college, romance, and friendship. The episodes are typically 2-4 minutes long, and it went on
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!! Dorm contains examples of
*BreakingTheFourthWall: In Episode 12, Vince lampshades the fact that he and Jesse have had the same Professor for two different classes in two consecutive semesters. Amy says that it's probably for continuity's sake, and then quickly moves on before he can question it further.[[note]] This is not impossible, however: some professors do teach two classes that students might take consecutively, such as an introductory course in one semester and an intermediate course the following semester.[[/note]]
*HeroicBSoD: Jesse suffers from this in episodes 11-12 [[spoiler:after Kim breaks up with him.]]
*CollegeIsHighSchoolPart2: The series falls into this trope sometimes. For example, college students still make fun of "nerds", and the university has hallway lockers in episode 5.
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!! Dorm contains examples of
*BreakingTheFourthWall: In Episode 12, Vince lampshades the fact that he and Jesse have had the same Professor for two different classes in two consecutive semesters. Amy says that it's probably for continuity's sake, and then quickly moves on before he can question it further.[[note]] This is not impossible, however: some professors do teach two classes that students might take consecutively, such as an introductory course in one semester and an intermediate course the following semester.[[/note]]
*HeroicBSoD: Jesse suffers from this in episodes 11-12 [[spoiler:after Kim breaks up with him.]]
*CollegeIsHighSchoolPart2: The series falls into this trope sometimes. For example, college students still make fun of "nerds", and the university has hallway lockers in episode 5.
