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** The very earliest comics from its inception as a shallow ''[[WebComic/BrawlInTheFamily Brawl in the Family]]'' parody were the same poses of Dudim facing a new "foe" and inheriting their powers. This lasted maybe 3 or 4 comics before it was already being [[PlayedWith toyed around with]] to the fullest extent.
** A lot of Part 1 is StrictlyFormula and had a recurring setup of "Dudim introduces the gang to a new character/guest star", with the joke often being surrealistic in nature and not really pertaining to the guest star. [[WesternAnimation/SpaceGhostCoastToCoast Space Ghost]] was once depicted as muttering gibberish, if that gives any indication of what we mean.
** As explained above in CharacterizationMarchesOn, many of the characters went through personality changes/general development before they truly hit their stride later in the comic.
* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Though the comic is well known for its multitude of [[ArtShift art style changes]], the individual styles of the main artists would undergo their own development over the many years that the comic has been drawn in. Of particular note, Dudim's goggles used to be primarily drawn ''over'' his nose, until Vitiman began drawing the nose first somewhere around Part 6. The Time Travel arc where he goes back to Part 3's Dark Matter arc [[MeetYourEarlyInstallmentWeirdness hangs a lampshade over this.]]
** The very earliest comics from its inception as a shallow ''[[WebComic/BrawlInTheFamily Brawl in the Family]]'' parody were the same poses of Dudim facing a new "foe" and inheriting their powers. This lasted maybe 3 or 4 comics before it was already being [[PlayedWith toyed around with]] to the fullest extent.
** A lot of Part 1 is StrictlyFormula and had a recurring setup of "Dudim introduces the gang to a new character/guest star", with the joke often being surrealistic in nature and not really pertaining to the guest star. [[WesternAnimation/SpaceGhostCoastToCoast Space Ghost]] was once depicted as muttering gibberish, if that gives any indication of what we mean.
** As explained above in CharacterizationMarchesOn, many of the characters went through personality changes/general development before they truly hit their stride later in the comic.
* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Though the comic is well known for its multitude of [[ArtShift art style changes]], the individual styles of the main artists would undergo their own development over the many years that the comic has been drawn in. Of particular note, Dudim's goggles used to be primarily drawn ''over'' his nose, until Vitiman began drawing the nose first somewhere around Part 6. The Time Travel arc where he goes back to Part 3's Dark Matter arc [[MeetYourEarlyInstallmentWeirdness hangs a lampshade over this.]]
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Imagine every MS Paint comic you've ever seen. Think about the varying quality and effort put into each different comic. Now imagine all of that variation and insanity in '''one''' comic, and you might be picturing something vaguely similar to '''''[[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AAA-3De8f_Mi6qOdCbvuPRova?dl=0 Dudim in the Family]]''''', a web comic started in 2016 and, for one reason or another, is still somehow chugging along in obscurity. Originally envisioned as a quasi-spinoff of the equally little-known fangame ''[[VideoGame/SuperCharismaBros Super Charisma Bros.]]'', ''Dudim in the Family'' centers around a [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters decently]] [[Main/{{Understatement}} sized]] ensemble cast of various strange characters that largely originated from said fangame but are as equally as likely to just be completely made-up on the spot (special mention goes to "Goggles Yoshi", a recurring character derived a one-panel joke early in the comic's run).
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Imagine every MS Paint comic you've ever seen. Think about the varying quality and effort put into each different comic. Now imagine all of that variation and insanity in '''one''' comic, and you might be picturing something vaguely similar to '''''[[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AAA-3De8f_Mi6qOdCbvuPRova?dl=0 Dudim in the Family]]''''', a web comic started in 2016 and, for one reason or another, is still somehow chugging along in obscurity. Originally envisioned as a quasi-spinoff of the equally little-known fangame ''[[VideoGame/SuperCharismaBros Super Charisma Bros.]]'', ''Dudim in the Family'' centers around a [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters decently]] [[Main/{{Understatement}} sized]] ensemble cast of various strange characters that largely originated from said fangame but are as equally as likely to just be completely made-up on the spot (special mention goes to "Goggles Yoshi", a recurring character derived from a one-panel joke early in the comic's run).
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* AffablyEvil: The Charisminus group never get away with causing much harm, apart from their sinister frontman Madox.
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* AffablyEvil: The Charisminus group never get away with causing much harm, apart from their sinister frontman [[TheDragon frontman]] Madox.
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** They actually visit an alternate universe in a half-finished arc in Part 3, where Willsaber is a democratically-elected official and Dustin is somehow a tyrant.
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** They actually visit an alternate universe in a half-finished arc in Part 3, where Willsaber is a democratically-elected democratically elected official and Dustin is somehow a tyrant.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: In a comic with all too many absurdities injected very deliberately, a "masturbation clinic" seems like just another made-up concept that's far too ridiculous to be real. [[https://www.thecut.com/2012/11/i-went-to-a-female-masturbation-class.html They're very real.]]
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: In a comic with all too many absurdities injected very deliberately, a "masturbation clinic" seems like just another made-up concept that's far too ridiculous to be real.true. [[https://www.thecut.com/2012/11/i-went-to-a-female-masturbation-class.html They're very real.]]
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* BalefulPolymorph: Dudim's (willfully, mind you) turned into a multitude of objects over the comic's run. While it does technically render him immobile, he doesn't seem to mind very much.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Dudim's Dudim has (willfully, mind you) turned into a multitude of objects over the comic's run. While it does technically render him immobile, he doesn't seem to mind very much.
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** Dustin is absolutely all over the place - his initial characterization was that of a selfish-yet-meaningful dork who was easily persuaded by power (two entire arcs depict him as being perfectly willing to hold an iron fist against his own friends and the rest of Pastaland), whereas the more recent comics have him come across as an everyman who happens to like retro video games and isn't all that sociable. Between these two starkly different characters was about 3 years worth of jokes, gags, and rewritten or aborted storylines that showcase many other slight variations of the character.
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** Dustin is [[ZigzaggedTrope absolutely all over the place place]] - his initial characterization was that of a selfish-yet-meaningful dork who was easily persuaded by power (two entire arcs depict him as being perfectly willing to hold an iron fist against his own friends and the rest of Pastaland), whereas the more recent comics have him come across as an everyman who happens to like retro video games and isn't all that sociable. Between these two starkly different characters was about 3 years worth of jokes, gags, and rewritten or aborted storylines that showcase many other slight variations of the character.
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** Langton's earliest depiction was someone with a ''very'' thick British accent. Then at one point or another, he became [[Advertising/CapnCrunch Cap'n Crunch]]. The two characters then converged into one final iteration of him: a ghost who wears a monocle, a large blue hat, and speaks very professionally and antiquated.
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** Langton's earliest depiction was someone with a ''very'' thick British accent.accent and not much else. Then at one point or another, he became [[Advertising/CapnCrunch Cap'n Crunch]]. The two characters then converged into one final iteration of him: a ghost who wears a monocle, a large blue hat, and speaks very professionally and antiquated.
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* HumanSacrifice: It seems that updating the comic's quality from StylisticSuck to something a little bit more tasteful, the gang decided Langton was [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AAA6-CF-Ie3bJBUzUWO-EJkxa/Part%202%20(post-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=54.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 no longer necessary.]]
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* HumanSacrifice: It seems that in updating the comic's quality from StylisticSuck to something a little bit more tasteful, the gang decided Langton was [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AAA6-CF-Ie3bJBUzUWO-EJkxa/Part%202%20(post-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=54.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 no longer necessary.]]
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* MoodWhiplash: The entirety of the comic's run has always been lighthearted, or at the very least whimsical and silly. With that said, two strips stand out as being unusually serious: [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AADswyFeDbUbngfrJyYHbOWOa/Part%204%20-%20Dolphin%20is%20Unbreakable?dl=0&preview=159k.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 this comic]] in the middle of Part 4 where Kirby's Adventure is implied to [[TwistEnding actually be all alone]] and cries while ''[[Music/KingCrimson King Crimson's]]'' "Islands" echoes in the distance, and [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AAB7tKWlv_nakVdlVlGf_Nbga/Part%20VI?dl=0&preview=252z.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 this comic]] partway through the aborted Samantha arc, depicting Cruise as a frustrated psychiatric patient who is portrayed as realistically very upset and hurt by the betrayal and confusion of having to lie to Samantha. Both comics were created as "experiments", with the former even meant to be a canonical ending to the comic.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: In a comic with all too many absurdities injected very deliberately, a "masturbation clinic" seems like just another made-up concept that's far too ridiculous to be real. Turns out... [[https://www.thecut.com/2012/11/i-went-to-a-female-masturbation-class.html they're very real.]]
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: In a comic with all too many absurdities injected very deliberately, a "masturbation clinic" seems like just another made-up concept that's far too ridiculous to be real. Turns out... [[https://www.thecut.com/2012/11/i-went-to-a-female-masturbation-class.html they're They're very real.]]
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: In a comic with all too many absurdities injected very deliberately, a "masturbation clinic" seems like just another made-up concept that's far too ridiculous to be real. Turns out... [[https://www.thecut.com/2012/11/i-went-to-a-female-masturbation-class.html they're very real.]]
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* FusionDance: In what is a credited homage to ''[[WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse Steven Universe]]'', the characters have been shown to fuse with each other in stressful conflicts. So far, Miles/Dudim, Dustin/Langton, Friendly/Cruise, and Dustin/Kirby's Adventure have all been shown as being possible, with any combination implied to be equally possible.
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* AbsurdlyHighStakesGame: Completely and utterly subverted with the Family Feud arc. Despite the main characters dueling with their direct evil counterparts, no deal is made about the arrangement and the most the villains do when they lose to a contrived plot point is swear revenge and then take off in a van.
* AccidentalInnuendo[[invoked]]: InUniverse: "The vast open sea, and no tissue jokes in sight..."
* AccidentalMisnaming: Dudim has a habit of calling everyone "Jimmy", "Johnny" or some variation thereof.
* AccidentalInnuendo[[invoked]]: InUniverse: "The vast open sea, and no tissue jokes in sight..."
* AccidentalMisnaming: Dudim has a habit of calling everyone "Jimmy", "Johnny" or some variation thereof.
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* AffectionateParody:
** The Family Feud arc seems to borrow liberally from an ''[[Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia Always Sunny]]'' episode with a very similar premise.
** The Dark Matter arc (apart from its overall plot) has many scenes/gags lifted from the ''[[Franchise/{{Alien}} Alien]]'' series of films.
** The Family Feud arc seems to borrow liberally from an ''[[Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia Always Sunny]]'' episode with a very similar premise.
** The Dark Matter arc (apart from its overall plot) has many scenes/gags lifted from the ''[[Franchise/{{Alien}} Alien]]'' series of films.
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* AbsenteeActor: The Burger King arc (where Dustin goes mad with power) had a noteworthy lack of Miles or Friendly.
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* AbsenteeActor: The Burger King Crown arc (where Dustin goes mad with power) had a noteworthy lack of Miles or Friendly.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The Burger King crown is hinted at coming back at the end of its arc, but as of this writing has failed to show up in any capacity.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The Burger King crown Crown is hinted at coming back at the end of its arc, but as of this writing has failed to show up in any capacity.
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* AbsenteeActor: The arc where Dustin went mad with power had a noteworthy lack of Miles or Friendly.
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* AbsenteeActor: The Burger King arc where (where Dustin went goes mad with power power) had a noteworthy lack of Miles or Friendly.
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* AbsenteeActor: The arc where Dustin went mad with power had a noteworthy lack of Miles or Friendly.
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* ContinuityDrift: The Family Feud arc introduces the rule that Dudim can only teleport twice in any given storyline, which seems to (deliberately, perhaps) ignore the fact that he's done it multiple times repeatedly in the past.
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* ContinuityDrift: The Family Feud arc introduces the rule that Dudim can only teleport twice in any given storyline, which seems to (deliberately, perhaps) ignore the fact that he's done it multiple times repeatedly in the past.before.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Dudim is given another chance by [[{{God}} Littlelum]] to stop the Casual Chat Planet from crashing in the past.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Dudim is given another chance by [[{{God}} Littlelum]] to stop the Casual Chat Planet from crashing in the past.past.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The Burger King crown is hinted at coming back at the end of its arc, but as of this writing has failed to show up in any capacity.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The Burger King crown is hinted at coming back at the end of its arc, but as of this writing has failed to show up in any capacity.
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* ContinuityDrift: Madox's depiction ''waaay'' back in Charisma 5 was something of a jealous rival to Dudim, but a separate, distinct character. Come his first appearance in the comics and he is evidently a Dark Matter being who was created to be Dudim's opposite. During the time travel arc in Part 7 though, [[spoiler:he's been upgraded (downgraded?) from merely being a pawn to Tim Rogers to ''being'' Tim Rogers in disguise.]]
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* ContinuityDrift: Madox's depiction ''waaay'' back The Family Feud arc introduces the rule that Dudim can only teleport twice in Charisma 5 was something of a jealous rival any given storyline, which seems to Dudim, but a separate, distinct character. Come his first appearance (deliberately, perhaps) ignore the fact that he's done it multiple times repeatedly in the comics and he is evidently a Dark Matter being who was created to be Dudim's opposite. During the time travel arc in Part 7 though, [[spoiler:he's been upgraded (downgraded?) from merely being a pawn to Tim Rogers to ''being'' Tim Rogers in disguise.]]past.
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** Cruise Elroy was always a bit of a meme-er, but his similar gravitation towards being an OnlySaneMan was more towards the latter half of the comic. The Family Feud arc where he comically overreacts to the characters blowing their chances on national television are a great example of this newer trait.
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** Cruise Elroy was always a bit of a meme-er, but his similar gravitation towards being an OnlySaneMan was more towards the latter half of the comic. The Family Feud arc where he comically overreacts to the characters blowing their chances on national television are is a great example of this newer trait.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Although many supporting characters make one-off reappearances (mostly in the background, and entirely as a gag), a lot of them simply don't. Gato from the election arc is a good example, having essentially disappeared ever since.
* ContinuityDrift: Madox's depiction ''waaay'' back in Charisma 5 was something of a jealous rival to Dudim, but a separate, distinct character. Come his first appearance in the comics and he is evidently a Dark Matter being who was created to be Dudim's opposite. During the time travel arc in Part 7 though, [[spoiler:he's been upgraded (downgraded?) from merely being a pawn to Tim Rogers to ''being'' Tim Rogers in disguise.]]
* ContinuityDrift: Madox's depiction ''waaay'' back in Charisma 5 was something of a jealous rival to Dudim, but a separate, distinct character. Come his first appearance in the comics and he is evidently a Dark Matter being who was created to be Dudim's opposite. During the time travel arc in Part 7 though, [[spoiler:he's been upgraded (downgraded?) from merely being a pawn to Tim Rogers to ''being'' Tim Rogers in disguise.]]
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn:
** Kirby's Adventure ''very'' early on was depicted as little more than having a [[SirSwearsALot potty-mouth]] and an attitude to match. He mellowed out significantly as the comic expanded and became more of a well-spoken DeadpanSnarker with a soft side when the plot demands.
** Friendly Dictator didn't necessarily have much of a personality when the comic began, but a joke about him being a CovertPervert was taken and absolutely [[{{Pun}} milked]] for all it was worth. As time went by, this character trait was dropped in favour of making Friendly a bit more like his real-life counterpart: unrealistically optimistic, if a bit politically outspoken.
** Dustin is absolutely all over the place - his initial characterization was that of a selfish-yet-meaningful dork who was easily persuaded by power (two entire arcs depict him as being perfectly willing to hold an iron fist against his own friends and the rest of Pastaland), whereas the more recent comics have him come across as an everyman who happens to like retro video games and isn't all that sociable. Between these two starkly different characters was about 3 years worth of jokes, gags, and rewritten or aborted storylines that showcase many other slight variations of the character.
** Cruise Elroy was always a bit of a meme-er, but his similar gravitation towards being an OnlySaneMan was more towards the latter half of the comic. The Family Feud arc where he comically overreacts to the characters blowing their chances on national television are a great example of this newer trait.
** Langton's earliest depiction was someone with a ''very'' thick British accent. Then at one point or another, he became [[Advertising/CapnCrunch Cap'n Crunch]]. The two characters then converged into one final iteration of him: a ghost who wears a monocle, a large blue hat, and speaks very professionally and antiquated.
** Kirby's Adventure ''very'' early on was depicted as little more than having a [[SirSwearsALot potty-mouth]] and an attitude to match. He mellowed out significantly as the comic expanded and became more of a well-spoken DeadpanSnarker with a soft side when the plot demands.
** Friendly Dictator didn't necessarily have much of a personality when the comic began, but a joke about him being a CovertPervert was taken and absolutely [[{{Pun}} milked]] for all it was worth. As time went by, this character trait was dropped in favour of making Friendly a bit more like his real-life counterpart: unrealistically optimistic, if a bit politically outspoken.
** Dustin is absolutely all over the place - his initial characterization was that of a selfish-yet-meaningful dork who was easily persuaded by power (two entire arcs depict him as being perfectly willing to hold an iron fist against his own friends and the rest of Pastaland), whereas the more recent comics have him come across as an everyman who happens to like retro video games and isn't all that sociable. Between these two starkly different characters was about 3 years worth of jokes, gags, and rewritten or aborted storylines that showcase many other slight variations of the character.
** Cruise Elroy was always a bit of a meme-er, but his similar gravitation towards being an OnlySaneMan was more towards the latter half of the comic. The Family Feud arc where he comically overreacts to the characters blowing their chances on national television are a great example of this newer trait.
** Langton's earliest depiction was someone with a ''very'' thick British accent. Then at one point or another, he became [[Advertising/CapnCrunch Cap'n Crunch]]. The two characters then converged into one final iteration of him: a ghost who wears a monocle, a large blue hat, and speaks very professionally and antiquated.
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* CuteAndPsycho: Dudim is a friendly looking dolphin with a character design lifted straight from ''[[VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld Super Mario World]]'', but make no mistake: he's legitimately unhinged.
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* ComicBookTime: Well... duh. The characters don't appear to visibly age or express a passage of time, so it's a given.
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* BookDumb: Dudim (predictably) demonstrates an astute level of self-awareness for a bizarre character such as himself... and a complete lack of common sense.
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* BookDumb: Dudim (predictably) demonstrates an displays a surprisingly astute level of self-awareness for a bizarre character such as himself... and a complete lack of common sense.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Dudim's (willfully, mind you) turned into a multitude of objects over the comic's run. While it does technically him immobile, he doesn't seem to mind very much.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Dudim's (willfully, mind you) turned into a multitude of objects over the comic's run. While it does technically render him immobile, he doesn't seem to mind very much.much.
* BerserkButton: Dustin ''really'' does not appreciate when people show disinterest in ''[[VideoGame/StarTropics StarTropics]]''. [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AACgzS6YQ3EIvUBPHllgdwpua/Part%20VIII?dl=0&preview=302k.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Miles and Cruise learned the hard way.]]
* BookDumb: Dudim (predictably) demonstrates an astute level of self-awareness for a bizarre character such as himself... and a complete lack of common sense.
* BerserkButton: Dustin ''really'' does not appreciate when people show disinterest in ''[[VideoGame/StarTropics StarTropics]]''. [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AACgzS6YQ3EIvUBPHllgdwpua/Part%20VIII?dl=0&preview=302k.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Miles and Cruise learned the hard way.]]
* BookDumb: Dudim (predictably) demonstrates an astute level of self-awareness for a bizarre character such as himself... and a complete lack of common sense.
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* GameShowAppearance: An entire arc centered around the gang competing on ''[[Series/FamilyFeud Family Feud]]'' against the Charisminuses. The board, as one might expect from a {{Cloudcuckooland}}, was evidently sentient and reacted to their strange non-sequitur answers.
* HumanSacrifice: It seems that updating the comic's quality from StylisticSuck to something a little bit more tasteful, the gang decided Langton was [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AAA6-CF-Ie3bJBUzUWO-EJkxa/Part%202%20(post-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=54.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 no longer necessary.]]
* HumanSacrifice: It seems that updating the comic's quality from StylisticSuck to something a little bit more tasteful, the gang decided Langton was [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AAA6-CF-Ie3bJBUzUWO-EJkxa/Part%202%20(post-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=54.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 no longer necessary.]]
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* Adorkable: Certain characters such as Dustin or Cruise can come across like this in their straight man roles. Dustin especially (when he's not depicted as a wall of flesh, anyway) has a tendency to be the most grounded and socially awkward of the main cast.
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* Adorkable: {{Adorkable}}: Certain characters such as Dustin or Cruise can come across like this in their straight man roles. Dustin especially (when he's not depicted as a wall of flesh, anyway) has a tendency to be the most grounded and socially awkward of the main cast.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: The original Charisma fangames depict Dudim as having a sort of DeadpanSnarker streak (though external material such as [=MFGG=] and ThisVeryWiki insisted he was a bit of a nut), while the Dudim we see in these comics is... [[Cloudcuckoolander more outwardly strange]], comparatively.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: The original Charisma fangames depict Dudim as having a sort of DeadpanSnarker streak (though external material such as [=MFGG=] and ThisVeryWiki [[Wiki/TVTropes This Very Wiki]] insisted he was a bit of a nut), while the Dudim we see in these comics is... [[Cloudcuckoolander [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} more outwardly strange]], comparatively.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: The original Charisma fangames depict Dudim as having a sort of DeadpanSnarker streak (though external material such as [=MFGG=] and ThisVeryWiki insisted he was a bit of a nut), while the Dudim we see in these comics is... [[Cloudcuckoolander more outwardly strange]], comparatively.
* Adorkable: Certain characters such as Dustin or Cruise can come across like this in their straight man roles. Dustin especially (when he's not depicted as a wall of flesh, anyway) has a tendency to be the most grounded and socially awkward of the main cast.
* AffablyEvil: The Charisminus group never get away with causing much harm, apart from their sinister frontman Madox.
* Adorkable: Certain characters such as Dustin or Cruise can come across like this in their straight man roles. Dustin especially (when he's not depicted as a wall of flesh, anyway) has a tendency to be the most grounded and socially awkward of the main cast.
* AffablyEvil: The Charisminus group never get away with causing much harm, apart from their sinister frontman Madox.
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* ArcWords: Carried over from Charisma, "have enjoyment". Though it appears much less frequently, it should be said.
* ArtifactTitle: The comic's gag of mimicking ''[[WebComic/BrawlInTheFamily Brawl in the Family]]'' pretty much ended after the first couple of strips.
* BalefulPolymorph: Dudim's (willfully, mind you) turned into a multitude of objects over the comic's run. While it does technically him immobile, he doesn't seem to mind very much.
* ArtifactTitle: The comic's gag of mimicking ''[[WebComic/BrawlInTheFamily Brawl in the Family]]'' pretty much ended after the first couple of strips.
* BalefulPolymorph: Dudim's (willfully, mind you) turned into a multitude of objects over the comic's run. While it does technically him immobile, he doesn't seem to mind very much.
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* RealityWarper: Dudim, to the Nth degree. His powers follow the [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes "Looney Tunes]] [[RuleOfFunny Principle"]].
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Dudim is given another chance by [[God Littlelum]] to stop the Casual Chat Planet from crashing in the past.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Dudim is given another chance by [[God [[{{God}} Littlelum]] to stop the Casual Chat Planet from crashing in the past.
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* FlatEarthAtheist: Dustin tells Littlelum (this universe's equivalent to God) that he doesn't exist right to his face.
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* FlatEarthAtheist: Dustin tells Littlelum (this universe's equivalent to God) {{God}}) that he doesn't exist right to his face.
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[[caption-width-right:320:A more well-drawn than usual representation of the main cast.]]
[[caption-width-right:320:A more well-drawn than usual representation of the main cast.]]
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Friendly Dictator, obsessively, toward the beginning of the comic. There's a whole arc about him going to a clinic for it (which, interestingly enough, turned into a ChristmasEpisode towards the end]].
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Friendly Dictator, obsessively, toward the beginning of the comic. There's a whole arc about him going to a clinic for it (which, interestingly enough, turned into a ChristmasEpisode towards the end]].end).
* FlatEarthAtheist: Dustin tells Littlelum (this universe's equivalent to God) that he doesn't exist right to his face.
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* MythologyGag: The character of [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AABVDHZzUvv0N4g69daEzK0Ia/Part%203?dl=0&preview=135k+%5BDMS%5D.jpg&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Anti-Social Emperor]], one of the [[EvilKnockoff "Charisminuses"]] created by Tim Rogers, has a character design lifted from a much earlier attempt at drawing Friendly Dictator [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AACyh6_dgrbxoNT0SwAr-2kDa/Part%201%20(pre-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=2.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 at the very beginning of the comic's history]].
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* MythologyGag: The character of [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AABVDHZzUvv0N4g69daEzK0Ia/Part%203?dl=0&preview=135k+%5BDMS%5D.jpg&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Anti-Social Emperor]], one of the [[EvilKnockoff "Charisminuses"]] created by Tim Rogers, has a character design lifted from a much earlier attempt at drawing Friendly Dictator [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AACyh6_dgrbxoNT0SwAr-2kDa/Part%201%20(pre-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=2.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 at the very beginning of the comic's history]].history]].
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Dudim is given another chance by [[God Littlelum]] to stop the Casual Chat Planet from crashing in the past.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Dudim is given another chance by [[God Littlelum]] to stop the Casual Chat Planet from crashing in the past.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Friendly Dictator, obsessively, toward the beginning of the comic. There's a whole arc about him going to a clinic for it.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Friendly Dictator, obsessively, toward the beginning of the comic. There's a whole arc about him going to a clinic for it.it (which, interestingly enough, turned into a ChristmasEpisode towards the end]].
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Friendly Dictator, obsessively, toward the beginning of the comic. There's a whole arc about him going to a clinic for it.
* EvilKnockoff: The Charisminuses, evil counterparts of the main cast made of [[Franchise/{{Kirby}} "Dark Matter"]]
* LocalHangout: Kirby's Adventure's restaurant.
* EvilKnockoff: The Charisminuses, evil counterparts of the main cast made of [[Franchise/{{Kirby}} "Dark Matter"]]
* LocalHangout: Kirby's Adventure's restaurant.
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* MythologyGag: The character of [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AABVDHZzUvv0N4g69daEzK0Ia/Part%203?dl=0&preview=135k+%5BDMS%5D.jpg&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Anti-Social Emperor]], one of the [[EvilTwin "Charisminuses"]] created by Tim Rogers, has a character design lifted from a much earlier attempt at drawing Friendly Dictator [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AACyh6_dgrbxoNT0SwAr-2kDa/Part%201%20(pre-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=2.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 at the very beginning of the comic's history]].
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* MythologyGag: The character of [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AABVDHZzUvv0N4g69daEzK0Ia/Part%203?dl=0&preview=135k+%5BDMS%5D.jpg&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Anti-Social Emperor]], one of the [[EvilTwin [[EvilKnockoff "Charisminuses"]] created by Tim Rogers, has a character design lifted from a much earlier attempt at drawing Friendly Dictator [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AACyh6_dgrbxoNT0SwAr-2kDa/Part%201%20(pre-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=2.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 at the very beginning of the comic's history]].
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** There's the "Friendly in the Family" universe, where Kirby's Adventure is a king constantly demanding images, Friendly has a [[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner big beefy arm]], and Dudim explicitly speaks in what the comic insists is a [[NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent "Swedish accent"]].
** There's "Hylian in the Family", which is somehow even more poorly drawn and nonsensical (we presume on purpose).
** There's "Hylian in the Family", which is somehow even more poorly drawn and nonsensical (we presume on purpose).
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** There's the "Friendly "[[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AACkppGqzv4qNUq3CAdrtHIga/Friendly%20Odd%20Parents?dl=0&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Friendly in the Family" Family]]" universe, where Kirby's Adventure is a king constantly demanding images, Friendly has a [[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner big beefy arm]], and Dudim explicitly speaks in what the comic insists is a [[NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent "Swedish accent"]].
** There's"Hylian "[[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AAAtiwDtGP9K8raePmeITr4Na/Hylian%20in%20the%20Family?dl=0&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Hylian in the Family", Family]]", which is somehow even more poorly drawn and nonsensical (we presume on purpose).
** There's
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!!This comic invokes the following tropes:tropes:
* AbortedArc: Most of them. Their work ethic isn't very sustainable...
* AcidTripDimension: Bleeds into {{Cloudcuckooland}} a bit, but as with its [[VideoGame/SuperCharismaBros parent series]], Pastaland is a completely deranged world with colourful characters and where the laws of physics really don't apply.
* AlternateUniverse:
** There's the "Friendly in the Family" universe, where Kirby's Adventure is a king constantly demanding images, Friendly has a [[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner big beefy arm]], and Dudim explicitly speaks in what the comic insists is a [[NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent "Swedish accent"]].
** There's "Hylian in the Family", which is somehow even more poorly drawn and nonsensical (we presume on purpose).
** They actually visit an alternate universe in a half-finished arc in Part 3, where Willsaber is a democratically-elected official and Dustin is somehow a tyrant.
** An earlier arc in Part 2 implies the Pac-Man world is an alternate universe as well.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: [[https://ucaffd211033fa1463e106565638.previews.dropboxusercontent.com/p/thumb/AAzEtvEZm3o_AHvu3r13Xq1VQeCr0oi6Qs8elLN09swtMl5JP8ct7vpWnrE2IXRERe3E9QmWXM56saSYQ-b7cCT-NjB2flRqp3OUufX_fvp83pxT7IGw5SmOwM6n9zR0x6vR1mG7R2AM6-t-OwL4_rEf9fPD02cE1N8khJVkDVlNmPB_8SppC-O_9b14Ew4wYcwmhWLWuttWg8WQVpmFfsdQjWsVOhrirJVavw8-liK0itOKOxFpNtOUDgvsUt3QHKMiQCCLFFcVB_Ms626gL4h1f7cNxgP4nrx59fSvB-v792bVugjV1CTFIkjBH2trLqCNcILO6MQN4FtaZxN2b0sEroAoS5wBTgkoHN4ow2wT2g/p.jpeg?fv_content=true&size_mode=5 This comic]] demonstrates Friendly getting so fed up with Cruise that he leaps out of the laptop the comic was made in.
* MediumAwareness: [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AADwwT9YwcdwxbS1uIMBPjPWa/Part%205?dl=0&preview=230++k.jpg&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 This comic pokes fun at its hand-drawn nature quite blatantly.]] [[https://ucd34aa5b5a1abd10d72139cb118.previews.dropboxusercontent.com/p/thumb/AAwoL89J7wYWBPoYaQz5c4oHbpuHXJP6fLgsbV59-1X9M7jGftM1ngj7qlXEl7wFOP6916QSycP_3r47ge9JAaWPyR4uxu1OTV7RVVSRB01ftWpSKjkbsMl9iyry7qfFOBVUdWBRSPojbmwY3YUJgHhWukj-RO4aBiwLRFgLjU17ou8tBTXvyuIwCMZS6CHwdJgYNVh60GlkwPNJ7-EcLHCXuidEw5YCJ5Ffs5RuIGKRNtBC4ANCOpICPbcAS20sQVz82L8RSXpiRe-4BT5OCBgHYdgbIHpUwn4motnyvCHYnm5YIY5NzsnvdkAretncVbqZYrtm4PscLhO6oqjBkFOqEsI7V8X3M5ISW90nw_UdnA/p.jpeg?fv_content=true&size_mode=5 This earlier comic has a similar gag.]]
* MythologyGag: The character of [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AABVDHZzUvv0N4g69daEzK0Ia/Part%203?dl=0&preview=135k+%5BDMS%5D.jpg&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Anti-Social Emperor]], one of the [[EvilTwin "Charisminuses"]] created by Tim Rogers, has a character design lifted from a much earlier attempt at drawing Friendly Dictator [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AACyh6_dgrbxoNT0SwAr-2kDa/Part%201%20(pre-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=2.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 at the very beginning of the comic's history]].
* AbortedArc: Most of them. Their work ethic isn't very sustainable...
* AcidTripDimension: Bleeds into {{Cloudcuckooland}} a bit, but as with its [[VideoGame/SuperCharismaBros parent series]], Pastaland is a completely deranged world with colourful characters and where the laws of physics really don't apply.
* AlternateUniverse:
** There's the "Friendly in the Family" universe, where Kirby's Adventure is a king constantly demanding images, Friendly has a [[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner big beefy arm]], and Dudim explicitly speaks in what the comic insists is a [[NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent "Swedish accent"]].
** There's "Hylian in the Family", which is somehow even more poorly drawn and nonsensical (we presume on purpose).
** They actually visit an alternate universe in a half-finished arc in Part 3, where Willsaber is a democratically-elected official and Dustin is somehow a tyrant.
** An earlier arc in Part 2 implies the Pac-Man world is an alternate universe as well.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: [[https://ucaffd211033fa1463e106565638.previews.dropboxusercontent.com/p/thumb/AAzEtvEZm3o_AHvu3r13Xq1VQeCr0oi6Qs8elLN09swtMl5JP8ct7vpWnrE2IXRERe3E9QmWXM56saSYQ-b7cCT-NjB2flRqp3OUufX_fvp83pxT7IGw5SmOwM6n9zR0x6vR1mG7R2AM6-t-OwL4_rEf9fPD02cE1N8khJVkDVlNmPB_8SppC-O_9b14Ew4wYcwmhWLWuttWg8WQVpmFfsdQjWsVOhrirJVavw8-liK0itOKOxFpNtOUDgvsUt3QHKMiQCCLFFcVB_Ms626gL4h1f7cNxgP4nrx59fSvB-v792bVugjV1CTFIkjBH2trLqCNcILO6MQN4FtaZxN2b0sEroAoS5wBTgkoHN4ow2wT2g/p.jpeg?fv_content=true&size_mode=5 This comic]] demonstrates Friendly getting so fed up with Cruise that he leaps out of the laptop the comic was made in.
* MediumAwareness: [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AADwwT9YwcdwxbS1uIMBPjPWa/Part%205?dl=0&preview=230++k.jpg&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 This comic pokes fun at its hand-drawn nature quite blatantly.]] [[https://ucd34aa5b5a1abd10d72139cb118.previews.dropboxusercontent.com/p/thumb/AAwoL89J7wYWBPoYaQz5c4oHbpuHXJP6fLgsbV59-1X9M7jGftM1ngj7qlXEl7wFOP6916QSycP_3r47ge9JAaWPyR4uxu1OTV7RVVSRB01ftWpSKjkbsMl9iyry7qfFOBVUdWBRSPojbmwY3YUJgHhWukj-RO4aBiwLRFgLjU17ou8tBTXvyuIwCMZS6CHwdJgYNVh60GlkwPNJ7-EcLHCXuidEw5YCJ5Ffs5RuIGKRNtBC4ANCOpICPbcAS20sQVz82L8RSXpiRe-4BT5OCBgHYdgbIHpUwn4motnyvCHYnm5YIY5NzsnvdkAretncVbqZYrtm4PscLhO6oqjBkFOqEsI7V8X3M5ISW90nw_UdnA/p.jpeg?fv_content=true&size_mode=5 This earlier comic has a similar gag.]]
* MythologyGag: The character of [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AABVDHZzUvv0N4g69daEzK0Ia/Part%203?dl=0&preview=135k+%5BDMS%5D.jpg&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Anti-Social Emperor]], one of the [[EvilTwin "Charisminuses"]] created by Tim Rogers, has a character design lifted from a much earlier attempt at drawing Friendly Dictator [[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AACyh6_dgrbxoNT0SwAr-2kDa/Part%201%20(pre-Charisma%209)?dl=0&preview=2.png&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 at the very beginning of the comic's history]].
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Though it began as a less-than-stellar one note parody of the critically acclaimed ''[[WebComic/BrawlInTheFamily Brawl in the Family]]'', it has morphed into a beast quite unlike anything else online, before or since. Drawn by multiple artists (resulting in amusingly different art styles) with varying levels of attention to detail (resulting in... [[StylisticSuck yeah]]), the comic has gone through several "arcs", telling bizarre stories that somehow manage to have a degree of continuity and effort thrown into the mix. The many characters that are represented in ''Dudim in the Family'' are meant to be [[AuthorAvatar the comic artists themselves and the many, many people they interact with]]. Of course, not '''everyone''' is meant to be true-to-life - some characters, such as the nefarious "Tim Rogers" and his cronies, are entirely fictional and range from being based off of a typo dating back 8 years ago to evil [[Franchise/{{Kirby}} "Dark Matter"]] clones of our heroes.
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Though it began as a less-than-stellar one note parody of the critically acclaimed ''[[WebComic/BrawlInTheFamily Brawl in the Family]]'', it has morphed into a beast quite unlike anything else online, before or since. Drawn by multiple artists (resulting in amusingly different art styles) with varying levels of attention to detail (resulting in... [[StylisticSuck yeah]]), the comic has gone through several "arcs", telling bizarre stories that somehow manage to have a degree of continuity and effort thrown into the mix. The many characters that are represented in ''Dudim in the Family'' are meant to be [[AuthorAvatar the comic artists themselves and the many, many people they interact with]]. Of course, not '''everyone''' is meant to be true-to-life - some characters, such as the nefarious "Tim Rogers" and his cronies, are entirely fictional and range from being based off of a typo dating back 8 years ago to evil [[Franchise/{{Kirby}} "Dark Matter"]] clones of our heroes.heroes.
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->''"Dang ol' talk about big predicament for baby, goo goo ga ga"''
-->-- '''Miles''', lamenting their trapped status on the "Casual Planet"
-->-- '''Miles''', lamenting their trapped status on the "Casual Planet"
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Imagine every MS Paint comic you've ever seen. Think about the varying quality and effort put into each different comic. Now imagine all of that variation and insanity in '''one''' comic, and you might be picturing something vaguely similar to '''''[[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qpj5p5wqtr1efus/AAA-3De8f_Mi6qOdCbvuPRova?dl=0 Dudim in the Family]]''''', a web comic started in 2016 and, for one reason or another, is still somehow chugging along in obscurity. Originally envisioned as a quasi-spinoff of the equally little-known fangame ''[[VideoGame/SuperCharismaBros Super Charisma Bros.]]'', ''Dudim in the Family'' centers around a [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters decently]] [[Main/{{Understatement}} sized]] ensemble cast of various strange characters that largely originated from said fangame but are as equally as likely to just be completely made-up on the spot (special mention goes to "Goggles Yoshi", a recurring character derived a one-panel joke early in the comic's run).
Though it began as a less-than-stellar one note parody of the critically acclaimed ''[[WebComic/BrawlInTheFamily Brawl in the Family]]'', it has morphed into a beast quite unlike anything else online, before or since. Drawn by multiple artists (resulting in amusingly different art styles) with varying levels of attention to detail (resulting in... [[StylisticSuck yeah]]), the comic has gone through several "arcs", telling bizarre stories that somehow manage to have a degree of continuity and effort thrown into the mix. The many characters that are represented in ''Dudim in the Family'' are meant to be [[AuthorAvatar the comic artists themselves and the many, many people they interact with]]. Of course, not '''everyone''' is meant to be true-to-life - some characters, such as the nefarious "Tim Rogers" and his cronies, are entirely fictional and range from being based off of a typo dating back 8 years ago to evil [[Franchise/{{Kirby}} "Dark Matter"]] clones of our heroes.
Though it began as a less-than-stellar one note parody of the critically acclaimed ''[[WebComic/BrawlInTheFamily Brawl in the Family]]'', it has morphed into a beast quite unlike anything else online, before or since. Drawn by multiple artists (resulting in amusingly different art styles) with varying levels of attention to detail (resulting in... [[StylisticSuck yeah]]), the comic has gone through several "arcs", telling bizarre stories that somehow manage to have a degree of continuity and effort thrown into the mix. The many characters that are represented in ''Dudim in the Family'' are meant to be [[AuthorAvatar the comic artists themselves and the many, many people they interact with]]. Of course, not '''everyone''' is meant to be true-to-life - some characters, such as the nefarious "Tim Rogers" and his cronies, are entirely fictional and range from being based off of a typo dating back 8 years ago to evil [[Franchise/{{Kirby}} "Dark Matter"]] clones of our heroes.
