Tropes you love

>Mysterious character is hidden in the shadows/off-screen/something along those lines
>Says a familiar phrase that reveals they're a character who hasn't been seen in a long time.

Always makes me hype as shit

>character a saves character b
>shortly after, character b saves character a

>>94742355
They only switch voice from a meta perspective. In universe their voices are still the same in their respective bodies. It just changes so we as the audience are aware of the situation and can follow. You can argue that it's unnecessary, but it's the standard now and isn't going anywhere.

>>94742519
>your voice sounds funny
>uh it's just a cold
this exchanges fuels the bellows which stokes the raging furnace that is my heart

>>94742355
Justice League Unlimited with The Flash and Luthor.

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>>94742355
>trope thread
>provides examples
Thats definitely my favourite

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>>94742355
>Someone throws something away
>A car crash, a cat shriek, or someone yelp in pain in heard in the background, but everyone ignores it and continues the conversation like it was nothing.

Makes me smile everytime.

>>94742578
I'll give you that one.

>>94742355
Farscape had a great episode like that

>>94742355

>Hero beats villain with unorthodox weapon
>Extra points if it's a weapon of something that isn't usually a serious weapon
>Even more points if it's something defensive, like a shield or a piece of armor
>x4 points if it's using the villains own powers to fuck themselves up

>Admin fucks up Lead Villain's orders
>'Come on man, I told you to be careful. Nevermind, it happens I guess'

>Joke character actually has immense power
>Extra points for tragic/morally grey backstory that traumatised them

>Character has limited power, but learns to supplement it with other skills and uses it effectively

>Final battle, or ending of series, and the opening theme tune starts playing

>Character trains secondary skill as a hobby, kicking ass when they actually use it because nobody knows how to counter it

>Villain is visually disturbed by hero's lack of conviction to kill them

>Cartoonish villain completely stomps edgier darker villain in a faceoff

>Villain is hinted to have supremely dark and Machiavellian motives
> Nah, you see, I did this because of Metacritic

>Villain taunts heroes on the way to stop them, by talking to them/taunting them with psychic powers

>You wouldn't dare do that hero
>Hero proceeds to do that

>>94742610


Steven Universe, Scooby Doo in general, Ben 10K, Avatar.
Avatar TLK (though that was mildly wasted), KOTOR, that one mecha anime that I always forget the name of.
Avatar, KOTOR 2, Adventure Time, probably SU at some point in the future
Gash Bell, Avatar, TT, BnHA, Doorman
FMA:B, Gravity Falls
Avatar (Zuko in particular), Greg in SU
SU, Gash Bell, Undertale, KOTOR 2
Shadow the Hedgehog (Fuck you, Sky troops was a fun level)
Harry Potter series, Red Ribbon saga of DB, Jasper in SU, KOTOR 2 I guess
Halo series in general
Every time spiderman and a cosmic level threat interact, Satan Pit in DW

>>94742355
Penn Zero did this as well with the villains. Larry Wilmore and Alfred Molina have great comedic chemistry

>Character is told to give up all weapons
>Produces an illogical amount of weapons

>needing a disguise, character drags a passerby into a closet or around a corner
>punching sounds
>passerby walks out of the closet unharmed, and the character promptly falls out of the closet all beaten up

>>94742355
>character says something
>other character imitates them in a really stupid/dopey voice as an insult
Sonic Boom, Wander over Yonder

>>94743525
I recall this happening in Simpsons, where else did this happen?

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>Character dons an extremely transparent disguise
>Everyone sees through it immediately and react accordingly
>Turns out it was actually just someone who looked astonishingly like the character
>Bonus points if the the character in question acknowledges their lookalike