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-->[[IWasQuiteAFashionVictim "Many beings wore those."]]
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* AmazinglyEmbarassingParents: An [[MeetTheInLaws introduction to the lifegivers]] goes awry when they display an extensive collection of "[[EmbarrassingOldPhoto regrettable images]]" of their offspring in various phases.
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* AmazinglyEmbarassingParents: AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: An [[MeetTheInLaws introduction to the lifegivers]] goes awry when they display an extensive collection of "[[EmbarrassingOldPhoto regrettable images]]" of their offspring in various phases. phases.
-->[[IWasQuiteAFashionVictim "Many beings wore those."]]
-->[[IWasQuiteAFashionVictim "Many beings wore those."]]
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* AmazinglyEmbarassingParents: An [[MeetTheInLaws introduction to the lifegivers]] goes awry when they display an extensive collection of "[[EmbarrassingOldPhoto regrettable images]]" of their offspring in various phases.
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* SpockSpeak
* ThatMakesMeFeelAngry: Constant.
* ThatMakesMeFeelAngry: Constant.
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* ExtraEyes: Most animals, including creatures resembling dogs, bears, and birds, are distinguished from their terrestrial counterparts by having three eyes. Cats are an odd exception.
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* CanineCompanion: Many of the aliens have a humanlike love for dogs, or their planet’s three-eyed, allergy-inducing equivalent.
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* CanineCompanion: Many Like us, many of the aliens beings have a humanlike love for an infatuation with dogs, or their planet’s three-eyed, allergy-inducing equivalent.
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* HypocriticalHumor: A RunningGag has one of the beings commenting on the strangeness of cat behavior while obliviously indulging in similar behavior (for instance, chuckling over the cat's pursuit of a laser pointer before playing a video game).
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* HypocriticalHumor: A RunningGag has one of the beings commenting on the strangeness unfathomable nature of cat behavior while obliviously indulging in similar behavior (for instance, chuckling over the cat's pursuit of a laser pointer before playing a video game).
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* HypocriticalHumor: A RunningGag has one of the beings commenting on the strangeness of cat behavior before obliviously indulging in similar behavior (for instance, chuckling over the cat's pursuit of a laser pointer, then playing a video game).
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* HypocriticalHumor: A RunningGag has one of the beings commenting on the strangeness of cat behavior before while obliviously indulging in similar behavior (for instance, chuckling over the cat's pursuit of a laser pointer, then pointer before playing a video game).
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* HypocriticalHumor: A RunningGag has one of the aliens commenting on the strangeness of “vibrating creature” or cat behavior before obliviously indulging in similar behavior (for instance, laughing at the cat's pursuit of a laser pointer, then playing a video game).
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* HypocriticalHumor: A RunningGag has one of the aliens beings commenting on the strangeness of “vibrating creature” or cat behavior before obliviously indulging in similar behavior (for instance, laughing at chuckling over the cat's pursuit of a laser pointer, then playing a video game).
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* HypocriticalHumor: A RunningGag has one of the aliens commenting on the strangeness of “vibrating creature” or cat behavior before indulging in similar behavior (for instance, laughing at the cat's pursuit of a laser pointer, then playing a video game).
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* HypocriticalHumor: A RunningGag has one of the aliens commenting on the strangeness of “vibrating creature” or cat behavior before obliviously indulging in similar behavior (for instance, laughing at the cat's pursuit of a laser pointer, then playing a video game).
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* RingRingCrunch: Invoked.
-->”I wish to harm the melody machine.”
-->”I wish to harm the melody machine.”
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* KaraokeBox:
-->”We will pay you to let us sing as badly as we want.”
-->”I will amplify your voices in an insulated chamber.”
-->”Perfect because only our friends will want to hear this.”
-->”I know I don’t.”
-->”We will pay you to let us sing as badly as we want.”
-->”I will amplify your voices in an insulated chamber.”
-->”Perfect because only our friends will want to hear this.”
-->”I know I don’t.”
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* CanineCompanion: Many of the aliens have a humanlike love for dogs, or their planet’s three-eyed, allergy-inducing equivalent.
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* BlanketTugOWar: An alien in bed with another alien notes that their respective quantities of blanket are “disproportionate.”
-->”What is occurring.”
-->”Justice.”
-->”[[FlatWhat What]].”
-->”Semiconscious selfishness is still selfishness.”
-->”What is occurring.”
-->”Justice.”
-->”[[FlatWhat What]].”
-->”Semiconscious selfishness is still selfishness.”
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* BlanketTugOWar: An alien in bed with another alien notes that their respective quantities of blanket are “disproportionate.”
-->”What is occurring.”
-->”Justice.”
-->”[[FlatWhat What]].”
-->”Semiconscious“disproportionate” and attempts to make up the deficit: “Semiconscious selfishness is still selfishness.”
-->”What is occurring.”
-->”Justice.”
-->”[[FlatWhat What]].”
-->”Semiconscious
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* BlanketTugOWar: An alien in bed with another alien notes that their respective quantities of blanket are “disproportionate.”
-->”What is occurring.”
-->”Justice.”
-->”[[FlatWhat What]].”
-->”Semiconscious selfishness is still selfishness.”
-->”What is occurring.”
-->”Justice.”
-->”[[FlatWhat What]].”
-->”Semiconscious selfishness is still selfishness.”
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* HypocriticalHumor: A RunningGag has one of the aliens commenting on the strangeness of “vibrating creature” or cat behavior before indulging in similar behavior (for instance, laughing at the cat's pursuit of a laser pointer, then playing a video game).
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* FantasticFaunaCounterpart: The dog equivalent is bright red and has three eyes. The cat equivalent is just a cat.
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* FantasticFaunaCounterpart: The dog equivalent is bright red and has [[ExtraEyes three eyes.eyes]]. The cat equivalent is just a cat.
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* EarthAllAlong: Literally, the “Strange Planet” of the title remains unnamed. Metaphorically, its name is obvious.
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* EarthAllAlong: Literally, the “Strange Planet” of the title remains unnamed. Metaphorically, Allegorically, its name is obvious.
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* EarthAllAlong: Literally, the “Strange Planet” of the title remains unnamed. Metaphorically, it’s obvious.
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* EarthAllAlong: Literally, the “Strange Planet” of the title remains unnamed. Metaphorically, it’s its name is obvious.
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* AmusingAlien: ''Strange Planet'' posits that ''[[HumansThroughAlienEyes we’re]]'' [[HumansThroughAlienEyes the Amusing Aliens]].
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* EarthAllAlong: Literally, the “Strange Planet” of the title remains unnamed. Metaphorically, it’s obvious.
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* HumansThroughAlienEyes: By portraying common human actions as AmusingAlien customs, the strip shows us how we might appear to another species.
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-->''"Ohhh I want to flail with a being!"''
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* MadAtADream:
-->"Last night in a semiconscious state, I imagined you betrayed me. When I awoke these imagined events made me suspicious of the real you. What an irrational reaction."
-->"Truly!"
-->"And yet."
-->"Last night in a semiconscious state, I imagined you betrayed me. When I awoke these imagined events made me suspicious of the real you. What an irrational reaction."
-->"Truly!"
-->"And yet."
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Taking place on an unknown planet, at an unknown time, with simple and unnamed TheGreys-style aliens as the stars, "Strange Planet" functions as a goofy mirror of our own planet in our own time simply by using only ExpospeakGag dialog.
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[[InAWorld Taking place on an unknown planet, planet]], at an unknown time, with simple and unnamed TheGreys-style aliens as the stars, "Strange Planet" functions as a goofy mirror of our own planet in our own time simply by using only ExpospeakGag dialog.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: In the final comic in the book, a tattoo artist gives the main characters [[spoiler:a copy of the book itself.]]
* CallARabbitASmeerp
* CallARabbitASmeerp
* PlanetOfHats: Planet of beings leading similiar lives as humans but speaking in a formal and abstract way.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: In the final comic in the book, a tattoo artist gives the main characters [[spoiler:a copy of the book itself.]]
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: In SatireParodyPastiche: Very light and Horatian satire, with the final comic in the book, a tattoo artist gives the main characters [[spoiler:a copy intention of just showing some of the book itself.]]weirdness of our lives we just take for granted by using defamiliarization through Expospeak.
* WaxingLyrical:
-->''"Ohhh I want to flail with a being!"''
* WaxingLyrical:
-->''"Ohhh I want to flail with a being!"''
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* FantasticFaunaCounterpart: The dog equivalent is bright red and has three eyes. The cat equivalent is just a cat.
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* [[spoiler:BreakingTheFourthWall]]: In the final comic in the book, a tattoo artist gives the main characters [[spoiler:a copy of the book itself.]]
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* [[spoiler:BreakingTheFourthWall]]: BreakingTheFourthWall: In the final comic in the book, a tattoo artist gives the main characters [[spoiler:a copy of the book itself.]]
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* ExpospeakGag: 100% of the dialog, and the trope that gives the comic most of its humor. Its aliens simply using Expospeak on even the most mundane activities (e.g.: visiting neighbors, giving a hug, having a pet), it highlights the silliness and foibles of humans.
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* ExpospeakGag: 100% of the dialog, and the trope that gives the comic most of its humor. Its aliens simply using Expospeak on even the most mundane activities (e.g.: visiting neighbors, giving a hug, having a pet), it highlights the silliness and foibles of humans. The one exception is the rarely appearing tattoo artist who speaks normally... and says he picked it up [[spoiler: reading ''Strange Planet'']].
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* StickFigureComic: The art style is black-and-white line art with no distinguishing characteristics of the unnamed aliens. Pyle occasionally adds touches of pastel colors to reprint some of his more popular strips.
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* StickFigureComic: The art style is black-and-white line art with no distinguishing characteristics of the unnamed aliens. Pyle occasionally adds touches of pastel colors to reprint some of his more popular strips.strips.
* [[spoiler:BreakingTheFourthWall]]: In the final comic in the book, a tattoo artist gives the main characters [[spoiler:a copy of the book itself.]]
* [[spoiler:BreakingTheFourthWall]]: In the final comic in the book, a tattoo artist gives the main characters [[spoiler:a copy of the book itself.]]
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* TheGreys: The subjects of the comic. Although when colored they're more "the Blues".
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* HandsInPockets: The aliens are depicted from the waist up unless the action requires otherwise- even when their lower bodies are visible in a panel they'll often be wearing socks, sitting under a blanket or else something will be obscuring their feet. When the strips were published as a physical book, Pyle jokingly touted more depictions of feet as a selling point.
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A {{Main/Webcomic}} by artist Nathan W. Pyle.
Taking place on an unknown planet, at an unknown time, with simple and unnamed TheGreys-style aliens as the stars, "Strange Planet" functions as a goofy mirror of our own planet in our own time simply by using only ExpospeakGag dialog.
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!! Tropes used in this comic include:
* ExpospeakGag: 100% of the dialog, and the trope that gives the comic most of its humor. Its aliens simply using Expospeak on even the most mundane activities (e.g.: visiting neighbors, giving a hug, having a pet), it highlights the silliness and foibles of humans.
* HumanoidAliens: Nondescript, unisex-appearing TheGreys are the only speaking characters. However, this isn't a [[SciFiWebcomics Sci-Fi Webcomic]] -- everything they do is something entirely human.
* StickFigureComic: The art style is black-and-white line art with no distinguishing characteristics of the unnamed aliens. Pyle occasionally adds touches of pastel colors to reprint some of his more popular strips.
Taking place on an unknown planet, at an unknown time, with simple and unnamed TheGreys-style aliens as the stars, "Strange Planet" functions as a goofy mirror of our own planet in our own time simply by using only ExpospeakGag dialog.
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!! Tropes used in this comic include:
* ExpospeakGag: 100% of the dialog, and the trope that gives the comic most of its humor. Its aliens simply using Expospeak on even the most mundane activities (e.g.: visiting neighbors, giving a hug, having a pet), it highlights the silliness and foibles of humans.
* HumanoidAliens: Nondescript, unisex-appearing TheGreys are the only speaking characters. However, this isn't a [[SciFiWebcomics Sci-Fi Webcomic]] -- everything they do is something entirely human.
* StickFigureComic: The art style is black-and-white line art with no distinguishing characteristics of the unnamed aliens. Pyle occasionally adds touches of pastel colors to reprint some of his more popular strips.
