>it's a "villain is taking a day off" episode
Post favorite cartoon tropes
Jeremiah Fisher
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Daniel Rodriguez
>character goes to the bathroom
Cameron Torres
>The good guys and bad guys coincidentally meet at a diner
Mason Bell
>Asshole character gets told off
Jason Anderson
>the hero is absent so the villain has to fight other villains for him
Nathaniel Wright
>episode only stars one character and has them internally monologue and/or wander through an empty environment
Ayden Torres
so when has this happened?
Charles Murphy
That's more of a, "who owns the world" thing
Evan Ross
I think Spongebob technicality did this twice. Near the end of the time machine episode with Squidward and pretty much the entirety of the episode where everyone in Bikini Bottom leaves for the day to get away from Spongebob.
Alexander Barnes
>secondary villain is fighting the hero
>main villain in the background crowd, cheering on secondary villain
>Hero defeats secondary villain
>Crowd cheers
>Main villain boo's
Noah Taylor
>hero and villain celebrate holiday together
Hudson Price
>A bunch of villains go on a vacation together
Lucas Cooper
>Villain finds a hot crush episode
Aiden Anderson
>fem buttmonkey
Easton Murphy
>Secondary villain almost kills the hero
>Main villain protects the hero and fights the secondary villain
>"Only I'm allowed to kill the hero!"
Oliver Campbell
>side character gets no love the entire series
>even the nicest characters treat them either with disdain or apathy
>saves the world or does something really good at a possible great sacrifice to themself
>it either gets attributed to another character or ignored
>it mattered to one person though
Cameron Cooper
>Episode or part of the episode is framed like an old sitcom, complete with a cheesy, overused laughtrack
Owen Peterson
Boy do I have a many a for you then
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Joshua Jenkins
hero masquarades as a villain
Isaac Wright
>Villain overpowers hero and has a chance to kill the hero but doesnt cause the villain cares about the hero
Evan Morgan
>Villain cares about his henchman & vice versa
Jacob Kelly
>the sidekick from one side has a crush on the sidekick from the other side and manages to woo them/turn them around over the course of the series
Dominic Bailey
>dumb character laughs evilly along with the villain
Ryan Roberts
>villain is some random guy whose life was wrecked by the hero on accident, and has since completely snapped
>hero doesn't even remember the incident
Luke Ramirez
[SPOILER]It's a 'The gang meets aliens' Episode[/SPOILER]
Jordan Walker
>Villian was trying to save hero from an even bigger threat
Brayden Scott
mysterio? dave from penguins of madagascar? that skunk from sly cooper thieves in time?
i think this is lame backstory for the villain.
James Rodriguez
Bonus points if one or more of the characters react to the laugh track.
Zachary Diaz
i remember Barbie Life in the Dreamouse episode where a "vintage" character appeared, she was monochromatic and you could hear the laugh track.. what was her name?!
Ryder Sanchez
ahh, found it
Grayson Young
>spoiled but supportive side character
Jayden Kelly
>>Villain cares about his henchman & vice versa
also there's that one guy that nobody wants to work with regardless of whether they're a superhero or villain
Asher Bennett
>Something burns and/or explodes for apparently no reason
Ryder Adams
>She's best girl
>Gets possibly the worst ending
COURTNEY DIDN'T DESERVE THIS SHIT
Jackson Cooper
or, conversely
>secondary villain is fighting the hero
>main villain in the background crowd, cheering on secondary villain
>secondary villain defeats hero
>main villain gets mad
>"what?! I'M supposed to do that!"
Christopher Martinez
>Hero and Villain must work together
>They actually make an amazing team
Landon Scott
Wat?
Camden Gutierrez
Girl character that gets kicked around by the universe
I’m imagining he’s thinking of being the recipient of slapstick injury specifically. Kitty Katswell for example
Christian Price
>character puts on a really shitty disguise
>no one except one other character recognizes them
Luis Ward
>I’m eyepatch
>I have an eyepatch
Gavin Gonzalez
>It's an episode of Clone Wars
>Anakin does something troubling (kills someone they could keep prisoner, disobeys an order, secretly does something bad)
>soft imperial march overture plays
Sebastian Young
That was the best part of Clone Wars desu. Any time he did something even remotely bad they played that music
Ryan Adams
it's sexist and a fetish. girls should be protected all times.
Zachary Butler
Megamind.
Levi White
Wasn't there one background guy in Gargoyles who kept suffering thanks to them, eventually joining up with a villain team only to pull out a Pie-Canon, get his revenge and then moved on.
Blake Thompson
Examples, please?
Henry King
Doofenshmirtz, for pretty much all of them.
James Walker
Checks out.