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Mrratman2 Man in the Yellow Hat Since: Aug, 2021
Man in the Yellow Hat
Dec 21st 2022 at 11:54:34 AM •••

I've made a video example, it now needs to be approved.

Argo5 Troper Since: Jun, 2014
Troper
Jun 23rd 2014 at 5:54:16 PM •••

Why is there a spoiler in the music video section of this trope? Is it really a spoiler that Pamela Anderson eats the band at the end of the music video? Why is the spoiler on there?

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MrStranger616 Since: Feb, 2020
Jul 4th 2021 at 3:27:58 PM •••

You know, they play the "Spit Out a Shoe" thing. But like, they obviously got out alive if they're in another music video. Come on.

FiliasCupio Since: Apr, 2010
Apr 26th 2016 at 11:23:58 PM •••

Should Mega Neko and Canis Major be added to the 'see also' list? Overlaps when the 50 foot whatever is a cat or a dog.

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169.244.70.147 Since: Dec, 1969
Mar 31st 2011 at 7:04:06 AM •••

I haven't found anything about this effect here, but perhaps someone can point me, or perhaps it belongs on this page...

In movies where someone grows huge, their voice almost never changes.

Just watching Monsters vs Aliens, and Ginormica should have a very deep voice for her size, but nope, still high pitched. The only reference I could find is here: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/JustBugsMe/Diablo Someone complains that a shrinking character's voice gets higher pitched. (Which is also completely appropriate of course.)

This seems, in a way, related to Magic Pants in that it would be very inconvenient (and perhaps annoying) if it didn't work this way.

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Argo5 Since: Jun, 2014
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