Trusty Paddle

In most adventures, the hero has to face unsavory characters of all sorts. He or she would be lost if not for the trusty weapon they keep on their person at all times. The heroes often have to make do with whatever they can find, resulting in improvised (and seemingly impractical) weapons.
==Examples==
* Afterlife
Hank's trusty paddle, the trope namer, which he stole from Steve.
* The Grand Bus Adventure
Tod Laundry takes the bus sign from the bus stop with him.
* Little Crimson Hood
Crimson Hood carries a silver-edged axe.
*Office Supplies Man!
All of Office Supplies Man's weapons, including a staple gun, a crossbow (made out of bullclips, rubberbands, and sharp pens for the bolts), and a large novelty-sized pencil carved into a "Pencilblade."
* Space Opera
Bob's zap gun, although it is later destroyed.
*The Further Pointless Adventures Of Nopor Puss!
Nopor Puss wields a giant key as a gun
*Crystal Rave
Crystal Raver's signature weapon is a large Drill on a Rope, called the Drill-whip.
*Blank Slate (MSPA)
Luminus' weapon shifts from a Light Cube (used as a one-time-use bludgeoning weapon) to a Jackhammer (Ultimitely never used) to a Jack-Whip (A homage to Crystal Rave, consisting of a Jackhammer on a Rope.)
*Fencing Club Adventures
All members of the fencing club wield epeés.
*MS Paint Misadventures
Mike created a pair of 'Meatchucks' upon reader command. Simply put, the meatchucks are a makeshift nunchuck made of coat hangers, with various meat products on either side.
Category:Tropes
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