>Character gets possessed/mind controlled
>The possessing entity/character imitates them very poorly
>Everyone buys it without batting an eye
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Eli Gomez
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Daniel Wright
that trope fucking sucks
Justin Jackson
>hero and villain team up to fight even bigger, badder villain
Lucas Powell
>visit multiple realities
> in every one their life goes to shit
Chase Fisher
I don't see a problem here. It's always more probable that you have a bad day than you're being mind controlled.
Owen Bennett
Not when you live in a setting where mind control is a thing that happens and HAS happened in the past.
Asher Garcia
>the vaillain's henchman act like they hate them but actually are in love with them
Cooper Howard
>Character says "You'll never guess X" or "Nobody will see X coming" or something of the sort
>Character is instructed to open a sealed message introduced earlier
>Perfectly describes X
Cooper Allen
Even better:
>Everyone likes the possessed/bodyswapped character's new personality more than the original
David Hill
My man
David King
>Characters are fighting and they tumble into an elevator
>The two waiting patiently inside as elevator music plays in the background
>Immediately start fighting again when they get to a new level
Christian Kelly
>badass bad guy has a redemption arc but still continues to be a bad ass even when good.
Landon Miller
>the bad guy actually respects his henchmen and is convinced that they are the good guy
Jonathan Thompson
>character has the typical "angel and demon on shoulder" gimmick, but talking to them is seen as talking to themself by others
This movie had some great gags.
Jaxson Hernandez
that movie has aged like a fine wine, the series and sequel also have their moments.
speaking of shoulder angel tropes
>both of the angels are demons or the angel is just as bad as the demon, if not worse.
Leo Evans
I like the reverse.
Isaiah Wright
>it's a prison escape episode
Hudson Gray
>Characters are digging a tunnel to escape
>Gag montage of them digging up to find themselves in various unexpected places
Christopher Gutierrez
>they parody that one scene from Shawshank Redemption
Hunter Jackson
>one of those places is china
Andrew Rogers
>Camera starts upside down and then turns rightside up
Leo Ross
I'm surprised nobody ever made it Australia considering all the jokes people make.
Jace Williams
Awfull
Charles Lee
>Plain young girl says goodbye to boy
>He just felt friendship towards her
>Years later he comes back
>She turned into the hottest thing on the planet
>Pour some sugar on me or some variation plays as she walks towards him
>He doesn't know it's her until she talks
Connor Ortiz
>villain has fun being a villain
>villain doesn't have a self righteous or whiny/revenge based reason to be a villain, he just enjoys power, riches and bitches
>villains have good relationships with each other, care for their underlings and/or partners
Where my villainbros at?
Daniel Evans
Fucking kek
Nolan Jones
That's an absolutely terrible trope
Juan Collins
Well, China is more foreign, so it would make the hyperbole more funny, and China is on the opposite side of the Earth from America, so it makes sense in the cartoon logic.
Ryan Wright
>scooby doo door gag
Owen Gutierrez
Possibly my favourite version of this
Josiah Reyes
Lee/Kirby pantsed that meme back in 1966 in "This Man This Monster" why is it even still a thing
Logan Powell
Whats the oppisite for australia?
Carter Cruz
Holy shit, while researching your question, I found out that the antipodes for all of mainland Australia are fully in the Atlantic ocean!
Neat!
This is the website I used:
findlatitudeandlongitude.com
Chase Kelly
There's the Azores there, I guess.
The pacific Ocean is like, half the planet, so there's very little land-antipodes. The biggest exception would've been Australia, but it lands right in the North Atlantic.
Chase Gomez
Cool, I don't know it was called an antipode
Justin Mitchell
We're learning!
Also the same thing with America and the Indian Ocean, although there are these two antipodes in Canada.
Caleb Rogers
looks like you can get to New Zealand from spain (Also a small area in portugal)
Julian Anderson
Yeah whoop de doo the whole "make an earth sandwich without getting the bread wet" thing trended like three years ago and we all know that almost every places opposite is an ocean.
Luis Carter
I'll get the shovels.
Jonathan Evans
I'm sorry user, I don't keep track of, participate in, or note silly internet fads, so I have no clue which delicatessen you refer to.
Caleb Powell
I’m pretty sure it’s still more probable to have an off day on those universes user
Brayden Lewis
Ah, so Atlantis is, then.
Henry Ortiz
>villain has a sympathetic backstory
>same villain also teams up with heroes to fight a greater evil
>still end up being an unrepentant asshole who screws over the heroes as soon as the threat is finished
Josiah Campbell
>Being a Hero or villain is just a day job
>Both heroes and villains check out with time cards
>Hang up their outfits on hooks
>Go out to get some drinks at a bar
Also
>Halloween Episode
>Main cast is fucking dying off
Kevin Cox
>Halloween Episode
>Main cast is fucking dying off
Community was a good show.
Joshua Russell
>"Good" guy is actually a "bad" guy and is a better written villain than the actual villains
Mason Cox
>Character leaves the scene
>the sounds of a car leaving away in the background
Bonus points if the car crashes
Landon Roberts
>trope threads never get made when I actually have tropes to post
Alexander Baker
right here, sempai
Logan Perez
>the villain have a pretty standard life besides being a villain
James Robinson
Ew, go away Sandler