>Boys vs girls episode
>Boys are portrayed as dumb and stupid while girls are the smartest of anyone ever
ITT: Tropes you hate
Chase Hernandez
Brody Ramirez
>fourth wall breaks without any punchline besides the fourth wall being broken
We get it, you're self aware. It's not very impressive anymore. Cartoon characters have been breaking the fourth wall since Loony Tunes was new. Meta jokes can be funny, no doubt, but just saying some shit like "What do you think this is, a cartoon?" and having the characters glance at the screen briefly is old and stale.
In fact, I would add that a lot of subversions are more stale than the cliche they're posting.
Angel Clark
>character brings up a trope
>"we're not gonna do that"
>scene cuts to them doing said trope
Brody Ward
Why do Hollywood and women hate men so much, bros? Should we become gay to rebel?
Jaxon Carter
It’s just Hollywood and they are just mentally messed up all around and out of touch
Either way
>Imagine not enjoying the bi life
Isaac Mitchell
The worst thing is when people online act like this sort of shit is inherently smart just for being meta.
Henry Howard
>Tropes you hate thread
>It starts out with a boys vs girls post
Jackson Johnson
>All the villains are sympathetic and dindu nuffin wrong
Jesus fuck, honestly sympathetic villains are a meme that people think makes writing better than it is.
Dylan Ortiz
Because a cliquish subculture is all about trying to our progressive their enemies. Self righteousness is a hell of a drug.
Joseph Perry
>show focuses so much on deepest lore that it forgets to have a story
More of a trend than a trope, but it still gets tiresome.
Brayden Roberts
>main character is supposed to be unapologetic
>he apologizes anyways
Why did this show run for 8 seasons and why do people nostalgia over it?
Blake Williams
>show focuses so much on deepest lore that it forgets to be funny and ruins the characters personality as a result for becoming too serious
It fucking happend to Star vs and I’m still seething
Elijah Jenkins
>Boys vs girls episode
>Boys are portrayed as dumb and stupid while girls are the smartest of anyone ever
>get to the end of the episode
>the boys win
Gavin Thompson
>character is supposed to be socially awkward
>instead of showing a true representation of such behavior writers make the character say something INCREDIBLY retarded in the most improbable context ever.
Jesus Christ it's like writers never actually talked irl with an awkward person.
Sebastian White
>show turns into a live action cartoon after an important member leaves the show
Chase Allen
Nefcy if you're reading this fuck you
Hudson Bell
>character gets cucked by his NPC
Lucas Wright
Rob Renzetti knows
John Anderson
Someone needs to redraw pic related but with nefcy instead and her buck teeth bashed out from the baseball bat
Michael Bell
>Bad Character shows up starts making trouble.
>MC gets blamed and no one believes him.
Jaxson Russell
>boys v girls episode
>all but one boy underestimates the girls,
>boys are rowdy and don't work well together, while the girls all work in tandem perfectly
>get beaten, except for one boy
>he doesn't underestimate them, and infact he beats every single one of them by turning them against eachother
>the lesson:don't be an asshole
Brayden Anderson
DESU senpai I actually love that one.
Hudson Jenkins
>creators let the fanbase run the show
Elijah Gutierrez
>creators let fans dictate what happens in the show
Aiden Davis
>show does a fanservice episode
looking at you colorful horse show
Liam Rogers
>fan service
Can’t wait for this shit era of feminist prudishness to end so all the sexual frustrated zoomers can make the next generation of lewdly designed cartoon characters to corrupt the youth with.
Isaac Wilson
I can't wait for cartoon girls in leotards to become a staple again.
Isaac Martinez
I can’t wait for cartoon girls in midriffs to become the norm again
Eli Perry
The Garfield show did it so much it became funny just cause it wasn't just dropped once.
Mason Wright
Sick
Owen Rogers
>tropes thread
>Doug walker as the OP image
Lucas Gray
Not exactly the same, but
>bad writing is fine as long as we're self-aware about it
Nathan Adams
well...how else are they supposed to win? Theyre not physically stronger, faster, or better in any conceivable way.
Matthew Martin
sauce me up, fren
Zachary Rodriguez
These threads
Jackson Foster
Trailer park boys, I see?
William Bennett
I stand by Phineas and Ferb being one of the few cartoons to actually pull this episode premise off
youtube.com
Justin Morgan
This post.
Levi Diaz
For once I'd like to see a realistic depiction of a Yea Forums-tier autist. I don't care if the character is portrayed sympathetically or as the butt of the joke. I'm just getting tired of seeing all of these "socially awkward" characters that are squeaky, adorable, "muh pure", and just slightly shy.
Leo Flores
I was thinking of Seinfeld after Larry David despite the show still having top tier episodes like pic related.
James Cruz
>when it looks like Vegas
Blake Perry
Don’t know the artist, but please accept this consolation peridot lewd instead
pansy.paheal.net
Jeremiah Brown
many thanks, user.
Mason Phillips
>"Misogynist" character
>Says innocent, noncontroversial, and factually correct things like "men are generally physically stronger than women"
Henry Anderson
>character starts a business
>it succeeds
>they immediately become an asshole to everyone
>everything resets to status quo for a dumb reason and makes the whole plot pointless
It is a trope I hate, but damn I love s2ep5 of Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends.
Owen Allen
everyfucking thread, every god damn day, until the end of times
Joseph Gomez
>Says innocent, noncontroversial, and factually correct things
Don’t you know the truth is sexist in the current year
Jack Garcia
>be a voice actor as a child
>grow up to destroy libtards using facts and logic
Why can't we all be like Steven Crowder?
Nathan Johnson
>Villain gets annihilated by protagonist with some sort of "friendship is magic" bullshit.
>Bonus points if said villain beats the shit out of protagonist, moments beforehand
Aaron Peterson
That is a third of all Bob's Burgers episodes and it is horrible.
Ayden Stewart
>be a voice actor as a child
I didn’t know about this? What was he in?
Hudson Rodriguez
Arthur. He voiced The Brain for awhile.
Cooper Russell
>the brain took the red pill
P O E T R Y
Ryan Bell
And now he's a Gollum.
Levi Garcia
Not really a trope I hate but something that took me by surprise as a kid and I don't think any other show has done it.
>character's rival is a celebrity
>the celebrity actually shows up and we see their rivalry grow
Liam Powell
>girl is a mean spirited and angry person
>ends up being the hottest character on the show
Jose Fisher
>the loud house thread
>doesn’t lewd the sexy milf
Charles Reyes
I thought that was Billy's mom? Fan art shouldn't count in that way.
Parker Nelson
>implying you can’t get off to on model Mandy
Carter Hernandez
>lewding the milf
>when this slut is around
Joshua Price
they don't but you've been conditioned so no point in trying to explain that to an NPC
Elijah Ramirez
aka everything wrong with dan harmon shows
Elijah Roberts
>when this slut is around
Imagine
Austin King
They are live action nickcoms, it’s not like they were of any value even before the storylines devolved into relationship drama.
Asher Cox
>Characters spend the whole episode looking for a rare creature/treasure/other important artifact
>Episode ends with them not finding and then revealing that said thing to be right under their noses before it's lost forever
Julian Nguyen
>character finds rare mythical thing
>lets go of it at the end of the episode because morals
Ethan Hughes
>thing happens
>status quo makes it so the thing might as well have never happened
>repeat every episode
Chase Torres
>villain is cool so far
>protagonist defeat villain
>villain starts to beg for mercy, cry, just a coward with no conviction
It's the laziest way to discredit a villain's ideas, an ad hominem because countering their points in a convincing yet entertaining way would require actual thought and effort.
Grayson Harris
>The strawman villain actually raises a good point? Oh shit what do we do?!
>Oh, I know. Let's have him do something unabashedly evil for literally no reason so that we can hang it over his head and not have to address his actual arguments!
Caleb Fisher
>boys vs girls episode
>girls are too busy clawing at each other’s throats over petty shit to actually make progress or accomplish anything
>meanwhile guys get along perfectly fine and are able to settle disagreements in a super calm and friendly manner
Based Total Drama Island for actually portraying this scenario realistically
Michael Price
>boys vs girls episode
>short skinny boy makes a cocky remark
>athletic ponytail girl challenges him to a fight
>they grapple each other to the ground
>boy starts to panic when the girl gets him in a headscissors
>girl sits up on the boy's neck for a schoolgirl pin and makes him admit defeat
>all the girls cheer while the boys look slightly uncomfortable
>adult supervisors nowhere to be found
Eli James
>ITT Tropes You Hate Thread
>The first post is the Boys vs Girls trope
gets me every time
Adrian Ramirez
STAMOS!
Camden Wright
>Main character is a well meaning archetypal hero
>Secondary protagonist/side character is written a little more gray/morally dubious
>Everyone shits on the main character like he's the root of all problems
>Side character is treated like a moeblob perpetual victim that can do no wrong
Brayden Moore
The Office? It was already a cartoon by season 4 or 5.
Hunter Wright
>main character makes a small and easily forgivable mistake
>rest of the cast treat main character like utter shit and act like he masterminded the Holocaust
>main character has to redeem himself by humiliating himself
>rest of the cast reluctantly forgive him
>even though they treated him much fucking worse when looking at the mistake MC made
Gabriel Moore
Nope. But holy shit what were those later seasons of The Office.
>that fucking arc where jim and pam were having relationship problems and one of the documentary crew members started hitting on pam
>andy is some bipolar nutcase that the writers have no idea what they want to do with
Hunter Collins
As far as I know Johnny Test is the only show to do this but whatever it's still annoying.
>Something convenient to the plot happens
>"What? How did that happen?"
>"Hello? It's a cartoon."
Parker Long
>The real treasure was the power of friendship all along