ITT: Tropes you don't get
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ITT: Tropes you don't get
William Sullivan
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Wyatt Jones
>there is a detailed explanation
>there are dozens of examples
>still doesn't get it
I am sorry, user.
Christopher Cook
To be fair, it's one of the worst trope names on the site, possibly the most difficult to remember.
Isaiah Foster
what don't you understand? you can make a character seem more badass if you act like they've been holding back the entire time
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it's an easy way to raise the stakes
Wyatt Howard
>Character has self imposed restrictions due to fragility of world around him/her (Note: cardboard is fragile)
>Circumstances become dire enough that they remove the restrictions
Jose Brooks
I don't get TvTropes.
Anthony Lopez
I don't get why Troper Tales was shut down, despite being the only good thing to come out of that site.
Josiah Walker
>Note: cardboard is fragile
No way!
Logan Myers
It really isn't
David Hughes
They should make a non-autistic version of tvtropes. It has a neat concept and the trivia can be fun to read, but it's written by such absolute childish shitheads it ruins everything.
Anthony Carter
It really, really is.
Jackson Cox
>non-autistic version of tvtropes
Who would populate the entries?
Jason Hill
I like the concept enough but I'd like it if they had more quality control. I literally just read the continuity reboot entry and had Kamen Rider fanon in it.(and the page example is wrong, though its a common mistake when using the word "reboot").
Jason Hall
>non-autistic version of tvtropes
I get where you're coming from, but it's simply not possible.
It's like the Wook. It can't possibly exist without its own autism.
Landon Young
What was the whole Google incidet about? A lot of the trope names were changed, right?
>t. lazy guy
Ayden Ramirez
At least we still have the videos
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Angel Ortiz
>Nightmare Fuel — this troper pooped xir pants when xe learned that the Doctor was a white cis male like Drumpf! >:(
Aiden Perry
>that time they purged anything that wasn't G-rated
>it included Lolita (novel)
>mod went on record saying it had nothing of value to anyone
>went on to become tumblr tropes
Joseph Hernandez
It really really isn't. It's easy to infer what it means by the name of it alone.
Cameron Martinez
I wasn't able to figure it out by the name, though I'll admit I figured it out pretty quickly because I can read
Adrian Sanders
Scanners was an alright movie that's often overlooked, yes.
Logan Thomas
always check the laconic page
that's it.
Isaiah Moore
To be fair world of glass would get the point across beter
I usually relate cardboard with poverty or something unoriginal
Daniel Jackson
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Robert Turner
Laughing at them was some of the funniest shit out there. God I wish I could've seen it go against tumblr at some point with their inane bullshit
Jeremiah Roberts
Laconic and playing with tabs are always the go-tos
Nathaniel Harris
Post the worst pages you can find
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Luis Diaz
I got so hyped when I saw superman let loose. Years later I realized he could have solved every problem instantly and every single time he gets bopped for damage and floats away in pain he was just pretending.
Ryder Rivera
Troper tales was pure unadulterated and unsolicited cringe
Josiah Scott
S T R A W B E R R Y J A M
Christopher Gonzalez
Wow. I thought the world of cardboard is supposed to be about how everyone and everything is blowing up buildings/mountains/forests left and right so easily that the world may as well be made out of literal cardboard.
Because that one quote is REALLLLLLLLY specific to be a trope.
Isaiah Baker
I thought it would be something about how the world is all fake, as if it were cardboard cutouts
Angel Lewis
The naming itself is pretty dumb because it's describing a chuuni type of trope.
> They haven't seen my true power when I've unlocked my limiters
is chuuni AF.
Josiah Reyes
>tvtropes
>can't view because of adblocker
Mason Wilson
it's a reference to this scene
it lists it as the trope namer on the page
Jonathan Ortiz
>overanalysing tvtropes title names