You know how a trope needs to be common enough to be a trend on multiple pieces of media, but also have enough meaning to affect the story in a way that defines it? Well, not on my watch, it doesn’t. Post the name and description, and maybe even some examples, of a trope you’d never want to see on this wiki. It can be People Sit On Chairs, Too Rare To Trope, The Same But More (Specific), or any other violation of wiki policy. It can even be YMMV or Trivia, too!
Also, no references to Mario Pissing or Gay—especially not the latter. If you do that, I will holler your post. Please be original.
Without further ado, let’s begin.
Toriyama Art Style: The work was drawn by Akira Toriyama or someone impersonating his art style.
Edited by PurpleEyedGuma on Nov 16th 2022 at 1:27:10 PM
Jogo
Antagonist Power Up Privileges: The Big Bad or another important villain possesses most of the series' Story-Breaker Powers and transformations.
"Stand proud, Sukuna, you are strong." | He/Him
Time to go venturing through the Web!
Im Queer But I Dont Know How: When a character knows that they are LGBTQ+, but they don't know in what way exactly.
B A G E L S (Don't ask) | Current playlist
Carmine at the Beach
Whales Are Redundant: When whales are just copies of dolphins but larger.
"Paldea has a lot of different Pokemon from those in Kitakami." - Carmine
Dr. Ivo Robotnik
All Marine Animals Are Whales: The only sea-dwelling animal in this work are whales or a fictional equivalent.
Now that's what I call good cop, bad cop.
World's Most Boring Man
All Is Whales: Whales are the only thing to exist in a work.
"Ah, no, I'm fine" - Father Paul Stone
Time to go venturing through the Web!
Whale Eye World: Where the planet a work takes place on is just a whale's eyeball.
B A G E L S (Don't ask) | Current playlist
Carmine at the Beach
Rat Sized Whales: When whales are rodent-sized.
"Paldea has a lot of different Pokemon from those in Kitakami." - Carmine
The Artificer
Adaptational Adaptation: Species gain or lose traits in different adaptions.
What fate a slugcat...
Sans Undertale: When a character is always called by their name followed by the work they're from.
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Logic Girl
Grandma Said Thered Be Weeks Like This: We all know Mama's words of wisdom, but what about Grandma?
For every low there is a high.
Carmine at the Beach
Whale Sized Chihuahuas: When chihuahuas are depicted with the size of whales.
"Paldea has a lot of different Pokemon from those in Kitakami." - Carmine
Time to go venturing through the Web!
Whale Obsession: When a character or group of characters develop an obsession (unhealthy or otherwise) with whales.
B A G E L S (Don't ask) | Current playlist
The Pride of Nazumah
Dr. Ivo Robotnik
Complaining About Watches You Don't Show: Complaining about that set of watches that one doesn't even wear or show around.
Edited by TheOther36 on May 15th 2024 at 10:09:25 PM
Now that's what I call good cop, bad cop.
Carmine at the Beach
Complaining About Pain: When a character is complaining about pain.
"Paldea has a lot of different Pokemon from those in Kitakami." - Carmine
Administrivia.Complaining About Like Likes You Dont Like: When you complain about Like-Likes you don't like. Please don't do this.
Master of the Multiverse (He/Him/His)
Useful Note
Big Brad: Fat characters in fiction are always named Brad.
Welcome to Corneria!
Logic Girl
Big Meow: A cat meows loudly.
For every low there is a high.
Carmine at the Beach
Complete Day Without Internet: When a character suffers from a complete day without internet.
"Paldea has a lot of different Pokemon from those in Kitakami." - Carmine
Dr. Ivo Robotnik
Complete Day Without Television: Someone is deprived of TV for a day. May or may not them into Jack Torrance.
Now that's what I call good cop, bad cop.
Useful Note
Jackass: A Jerkass who is named Jack Torrance.
Welcome to Corneria!
Everybody, Everybody!
What Do You Mean Its Not Anime: When people assume that a show with a theme song with lyrics automatically means it’s an anime.
Everybody loves the me! I’m a great athlete!
Dr. Ivo Robotnik
What Do You Mean Its Not Animated: People assume that when someone in a live-action work does something in a cartoony matter means that it's an animated work.
Now that's what I call good cop, bad cop.
I Don't Like It, I Love It!: A subversive Stock Phrase that definitely isn't a redirect to Bait-and-Switch Comment.