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100% Completion/Quotes

> *"...But these issues certainly weren't enough to stop me from completing the game, or at least as getting far as the end credits. That's by no means the* actual  *end, but striving for 100% completion is for unemployed psychotics and Koreans."*
>
> **Yahtzee** on the subject in *Super Mario Galaxy*

> *"Well, now you'll **never** get that Energy Sphere! You'll have 119/120... Forever. As the years go by, you'll be driven to an obsessive-compulsive **madness** as you grasp with the fact that, long ago, in another time, you weren't able to collect the final doodad to see what minor award awaited you. And you, my friend, will weep. You will weep and remember this day."*
>
> **King Dedede**, *Brawl in the Family*

> *"Noooo! You've really beaten me this time, Mario! I can't stand losing to you! My troops...worthless! They've turned over all the Power Stars! What?! There are 120 in all??? Amazing! There were some in the castle that I missed??!!"*
>
> **Bowser**, after his defeat with 120 Power Stars, *Super Mario 64*
Forbidden Love

Alexander O'shea, a 27 year old former US Marine Sargent gets a military order direct from the white house and told to leave for Africa for national welfare and as a soldier, all he had to do and say was “understand Sir”. O'shea got recognition in his achievements during the world war II and US great depression, he was a good leader, a patriot and a reliable motivation speaker. He loved an adrican girl named Nilindiwe whom he took in as his wife, he loved her very much that he sacrificed his job for that african woman whom they got a child and named him Josephs
Louibank

Louibank is a city located on the Bean River, located in the Jefferson Region of North Bean. It has a population of 8 million as of the 1998 census and is the capitol of North Bean. It was established in 1894 by Louis J Hedrison. It experienced a period of economic growth from the 60's to the 70's. It was brought into an economic depression after the dams holding the river north of the city had released too much water causing a flood that lasted 2 years due to the sheer amount of water being released into the river valley. This event was known as The Great Flood of '81. The city is also the residence of current president Breamb Morrison.
"Weird Al" Yankovic/Fridge

* YMMV
* Quotes
* (Funny
* Heartwarming
* Awesome)
* Fanfic Recs
* File:Magnifier.pngAnalysis
* File:Help.pngTrivia
* WMG
* File:Photo link.pngImage Links
* File:Haiku-wide-icon.pngHaiku
* Laconic

## Fridge Brilliance

* Fridge Brilliance: Weird Al generally doesn't take cheap shots, so it's sort of unfitting when he makes not one, but two borderline homophobic jokes in the same song, "Couch Potato". Recall the original artist of that tune.
	+ "Perform This Way" is a Lady Gaga parody, and at one point, Al is seen wearing a peacock costume. Peacocks are known to flaunt their weird colorful tail feathers in order to gain attention and show off. Lady Gaga does exactly that, except she doesn't have feathers.
* Al became a vegan in 1992. Every song about food he's recorded since 1992 is probably about one he doesn't even eat.
	+ "Wanna B Ur Lovr" from the *Poodle Hat* album is an Intercourse with You song consisting entirely of cheesy, off-the-wall pickup lines that would never work on anyone in real life... EXCEPT other fans who had heard the song. Anyone who understood the context would love it, thus subverting its original intent as a parody of such songs, making it the perfect Intercourse with You song for Weird Al fans.

## Fridge Horror

* "Weird Al" Yankovic's version of *Peter and the Wolf* invokes this with regard to the Duck being swallowed whole by the Wolf, and therefore being alive to have its Leitmotif played at the end, pointing out that this meant that the Duck died a slow, painful death as the Wolf's digestive juices broke him down. Of course, anyone could have had that reaction to the end of the original as well.
April

April is the fourth month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian calendars. It is the first of four months to have a length of 30 days, and the second of five months to have a length of less than 31 days.

April is commonly associated with the season of autumn in parts of the Southern Hemisphere, and spring in parts of the Northern Hemisphere, where it is the seasonal equivalent to October in the Southern Hemisphere and vice versa.
The Great Flood of '81

The Great Flood of '81 was a historical event in the country of North Bean that took place in the capitol city of Louibank. In the year 1981, the city had been oversupplied with electricity. The dams had been holding back too much water, the result was that the dams released all of the water due to a hydraulic failure in the dams watergates. The water came rushing through the valley and flooded the city. Power was out everywhere, and people were stranded. The Jefferson Territory National guard was unreachable due to the power outages. An emergency line was opened and the National Guard arrived and provided aid to stranded civilians and animals. The cleanup by the national guard took a year. And the water took next year to drain out of the river valley. The flood had finally ended on December 16th, 1982, by then the city had been restored and the water levels had returned to normal. A total of 22,086 confirmed bodies were found throughout the Metropolitan and surrounding suburban areas with the most deaths occurring in the west side of the Metro area.
Donata Wójcik

## Inne

### Najsłynniejsze cytaty

"Nie, matka nie w bojerze, matka w mikrofalówce", "... Ja nie mam mamy, dlatego że mama mi umarła w 2006 roku na raka krytycznym stanie".

**Donata Wójcik** - zmarła żona Ryszarda i matka Dawida, Ara, Oli i Kasi Wójcik. Donata z tego co wiadomo od słów Jaspera zmarła w 2006 roku na raka w krytycznym stanie. Istnieją pogłoski, że jej zwłoki są trzymane w bojerze.
'Allo 'Allo!/YMMV

* Deader Than Disco—Averted. While modern comedians frequently trash-talk the series (in particular, Ricky Gervais has gone on record as saying that this series showcases everything wrong with the classic Britcom format), it still remains very fondly remembered by most people.
* Hilarious in Hindsight: Womanizing René is usually appalled whenever he sees that Lt. Gruber is hitting on him. In the mid 80's Gorden Kaye admitted that he is, in fact, homosexual.
* Ho Yay: Gruber towards René.
* Weird Al Effect—the series became far more popular than *Secret Army*, and the original has been largely forgotten.
* The Woobie—Von Smallhausen and Lt. Gruber despite them being Nazis too.
101 Dalmatians/YMMV

* Adaptation Displacement: The Disney movie.
* Creator's Pet: Spot is mostly disliked because she's a main character and Ensemble Darkhorse Two-Tone isn't (or Patch, thus filling out the four characterized puppies from the original book.)
* Ear Worm: *Cruella de Vil, Cruella de Vil... if she doesn't scare you, no evil thing will...!* Arguably justified in its catchiness in that Roger's a musician.
	+ Awesome Music
	+ Two words: Kanine Krunchies.
	+ The TV series theme song.
* Ensemble Darkhorse: Two-Tone.
	+ In the animated film Sgt. Tibbs was quite popular, possibly for being almost Keet and subverting Cats Are Mean.
	+ Patch, through and through. 95% of all merchandise features him.
* Family-Unfriendly Aesop: You should never give a second chance to anybody. He will most probably become evil again if he's anywhere near the Big Ben, anyway.
* Foe Yay: Cadpig and Mooch had this going on for a while.
* Hell Is That Noise: Mr. Skinners wheezing.
* Love to Hate: Cruella.
* Memetic Mutation: "I'll get even! Just wait! You'll be sorry, you fools! You... YOU IDIOTS!!!" (SLAM!)
	+ Roger and Pongo have had enough of your bullshit.
	+ Sergeant Tibbs would like to know just what the hell is going on here.
	+ "Yard sale? I love yard sales! Actually, I hate yard sales. Of course, the pros of a yard sale are the bargains, but the cons of a yard sale are that the items are used. Ick!"
* Misaimed Fandom: Many fur fans actually like Cruella, especially the animated version, for her huge fox coat. And a lot of the mentions of fur, like sleeping between ermine sheets in the book, often just seem like a sybaritic Pretty in Mink.
* Moral Event Horizon: In-story, Missus claims that biting a human is always this for a dog. Of course, she is perfectly willing to bite Cruella or the Badduns, but she justifies that on the grounds that they aren't really human (and in Cruella's case, at least, she may be right, as the book does take the liberty to imply that her last name might just be meant literally....)
* The Scrappy: *Lt. Pug.* Nobody, we mean *NOBODY* likes this Jerkass.
	+ And Dumpling, Mayor Pig's spoiled daughter.
		- One episode did portray Dumpling in a somewhat positive light and she did save Cadpig. So maybe she could be excused from this. Pug gets not such redemption, though.
	+ Swamp Rat goes in and out of this at times for also being a Jerkass but unlike Pug, Jeff Bennett's voice acting for this character makes him funnier and less grating.
* Sequelitis: *Patch's London Adventure* makes this the third version to have a sequel. But as far as Disney sequels go, it's one of the better ones.
	+ Played straight with the live action *102 Dalmatians*.
* Viewer Gender Confusion: Polly, with his blue collar.
	+ From the TV series, how many here didn't know Spot the Chicken was a female until her gender was actually mentioned?
* The Woobie: This varies, but Rolly and Spot usually qualify for this.

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2nd Beanian War

The 2nd Beanian War is the most recent war that started and is still going on by time of writing this (5/16/01)

# False Promises

The entire war started by a small but major promise from North Bean which was to defend South Bean Adequately in the Tamanian Conflicts under the NorSou Pact's agreements.

North Bean's president Richard Morrison Jr at the time had stated In the United Nations security council of 1979 that they had fulfilled their legal obligation. However South Bean demanded financial compensation stating that North Bean forces killed more civilians than enemy soldiers. The entire country of South Bean was declared by their King under martial law and all of the borders in and out were closed for 18 years with trade and import embargoes going strong against the country until 1997 when the countries borders were opened and the embargoes ended. The only significant thing that happened between South Bean and North Bean was that they exchanged visits to each others countries. In 1998, during the annual United Nations Security Council meeting Breamb Morrison and King Martin the VIII had a one on one. In that moment, King martin declared war on North Bean.
1000 Ways to Die/Awesome

* **Fiddle Licked**: A CIA agent posing as a violinist in a fancy restaurant uses an experimental laser rifle to kill a terrorist posing as a man on a date.
* **M.R.Ouch**: A smokin' hot nurse who once was in the military tries to disarm a gun-toting drug addict with an MRI machine — and ends up killing him when the metal plate in his head also gets attracted.
* **Ichiboned**: A Japanese couple who were too repressed to have sex finally do it, but because they've never done it before, their hearts gave out when they reached simultaneous orgasms. It's more a Bittersweet Ending (or even a Tear Jerker), but it does count as a Crowning Moment of Awesome just for the fact that **they didn't die in some bloody, horrific way**. Even the narrator acknowledges this as a tragedy for some and gives it the #1 spot.
* **Wrin-Killed**: A purse-snatcher gets his trachea smashed by a little old lady with 40 years' experience in Tae Kwon Do when he tried to take her purse. Eagerly and hilariously lampshaded in the recreation itself, since the bystanders actually start cheering for the grandma as they watch on how she curbstomps the Asshole Victim.
* **Radium Girls**: In this case, it's not the death that is a crowning moment, but the aftermath of said death. A woman from the 1920s named Wendy died by covering herself with glow-in-the-dark, radioactive paint (using it as body paint for her lover during sex), and contracted bone cancer. She got the idea because the company she worked for knew about the dangerous effects of radium, yet used it in their paint anyway, and in fact encouraged the female workers to keep their paintbrushes sharp by licking them, and thus consuming dangerous radioactive material. After the woman's death, her co-workers filed one of the first successful workers' rights lawsuits, won, and according to the narration, "increased safety standards across America." The Other Wiki confirms this as the truth; *it was the first successful lawsuit of its kind in the United States*.
* **Suck Her Punched**: A rapist mistakes a cross-dressing boxer (who cross-dresses as a means to calm down from his Testosterone Poisoning) for an actual woman and attacks him. The boxer defends himself and kills the rapist with his strong right cross (triggered whenever someone calls him a "lady").

> **Boxer**: Guess what?! I ain't no lady! \*punch\*
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1/0/YMMV

* Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory
* Hilarious in Hindsight (Very early on, the comic is described as a way to get a girlfriend. The real irony is, one of the artists that he got to do the occasional April 1st strips (the one with colour)... is now his wife.)
* Memetic Mutation
* Tear Jerker "Forget me, Max. Forget me."
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101 Dalmatians/Funny

### (1961) Disney Adaptation

* The Truck Driver that the dogs are hitching a ride from gets exasperated as Cruella Drives Like Crazy.

> **Truck Driver**: Hey, lady! What in thunder are you tryin' to do? Crazy woman driver!
>
>

* + What's great about this part is the fact that he doesn't put up with it, and fights back. Though I suppose that's more like a moment of awesome.
* Roger doesn't waste any opportunity to poke fun at Cruella.
* "Blast this pen! BLAST THIS WRETCHED WRETCHED PEN!"
* Roger singing "Cruella DeVil" before going upstairs to continue playing the song by *slamming the piano really loudly*. And then playing it on the trumpet. And then on the trombone. All of which can be heard from downstairs while Cruella's visiting.

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"Weird Al" Yankovic/Headscratchers

* YMMV
* Quotes
* (Funny
* Heartwarming
* Awesome)
* Fanfic Recs
* File:Magnifier.pngAnalysis
* File:Help.pngTrivia
* WMG
* File:Photo link.pngImage Links
* File:Haiku-wide-icon.pngHaiku
* Laconic

* Considering the protagonist of "Trapped In The Drive-Thru" is more banal than zany, what's he doing driving a car while wearing bunny slippers?
	+ Just in case.
	+ Or he is so dull and lazy that he immediately puts on bunny slippers when he gets home and didn't feel like taking them off.
* Angry White Boy Polka. I usually love his Polka medleys, but whose idea was it to include an Armenian band singing about Arab suicide bombers and a band of... uh... mixed ethnicity fronted by a Mexican *covering an Afrika Bambaataa song namechecking civil rights leaders?* Isn't that... a bit misleading? That's as unwhite as white rice covered by something very unwhite.
	+ The point isn't the whiteness of the *singers*, its the whiteness of the *fans*.
	+ It's worth pointing out that Al did this polka around the same time that he worked with Ben Folds on "Rockin' The Suburbs". Indeed, his own Ben Folds-assisted style parody is three songs later on the album.
101 Dalmatians (1996 film)/YMMV

* Fan Dumb: After the release of the live-action version, people rushed to get Dalmatians as pets. Dalmatians are highly energetic and need plenty of room and time for exercise, and are prone to hearing problems. Many of the Dalmatians adopted during this craze ended up surrendered to shelters or dumped.
* Surprisingly Improved Sequel: The sequel was a Disney DTV sequel that did *not* suck.
* Villain Decay: Cruella was noticeably less menacing and competent in the second live action movie than she was in the first, though still thoroughly despicable.
* What the Hell, Casting Agency?: It may not be six-time Oscar nominee Glenn Close's most profound role, but she makes a really good Cruella and it would appear she's having a ball hamming it up.
'Allo 'Allo!/Recap

## Pilot and Series 1

* The British Are Coming — the pilot
* The British 'ave Come aka The Fallen Madonna
* Pigeon Post
* Saville Row to the Rescue
* The Execution
* The Funeral
* Red Nick's Colonel
* The Dance of Hitler Youth

## Series 2

* Six Big Boobies
* The Wooing of Widow Artois
* The Policeman Cometh
* Swiftly and with Style
* The Duel
* Herr Flick's Revenge
* The Gateau From The Chateau aka Klinkerhoffen in Control - Christmas Special

## Specials

* The Best of 'Allo 'Allo!
* The Return of 'Allo 'Allo!

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101 Dalmatians: The Series/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Voice!: For the animated series, it looked like the casting directors really loved the *Recess* cast. Let's see now...
	+ Lucky is Spinelli (The Other Darrin 50% of the time)
	+ Cadpig and Rolly are Butch and various kindergarteners.
	+ Tripod is King Bob
	+ Patch is Gelman
	+ Cruella is Miss Finster
	+ Ivy (Cruella's niece) is Ashley Q. (While Anita's niece, Amber, is Ashley B.)
	+ Whizzer is the library kid
	+ Mooch is Mundy
1-2-Switch

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***1-2-Switch*** is a party game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch, released worldwide on March 3, 2017 as a launch title.

There are 28 minigames with different themes that are played using the Joy-Cons, but the attraction isn't what's on the screen. Instead, two players play by looking at each other, relying on audio cues and the Joy-Con's rumble.

Tropes used in *1-2-Switch* include:
* Auto-Tune: The counting in "Runway".
* Beam-O-War: The "Wizard" minigame uses this as its gameplay.
* Everything's Better with Monkeys: In the "Gorilla" minigame.
* Minigame Game
* Quick Draw: In the "Quick Draw" minigame, the one who pulls out the Joy-Con the fastest and shoots wins.
* Safecracking: The "Safe Crack" minigame.
* Super Title 64 Advance
* Tech Demo Game: As a launch title, it uses the controller's "HD rumble", motion control and IR camera for gameplay.
* Tertiary Sexual Characteristics: The female gorilla with a bow in the "Gorilla" minigame.
.hack R 1 Games/YMMV

* Ensemble Darkhorse: Mistral was extremely popular, so much so that after she quits in *Outbreak*, she shows up again near the end of *Quarantine* for the final battle. Skeith, too, is far more popular than any of the other Phases.
	+ In Mistral's case, part of it was her character, and part of it was that she was one of the previous few magic specialists in the game, with one of the other two being a bit of The Scrappy and the other not joining up until around the end of *Mutation*.
* Most Annoying Sound: "\*boing\* Golden Egg! \*boing\* \*squeak\*" or any of the other grunty foods.
* That One Boss: Skeith is ridiculously tough, in part due to being the player's first experience fighting a Phase.
	+ And then after you beat him, you inadvertantly create Cubia. Oops.
	+ Macha has an ability that causes everyone in your party to be confused at the same time. Enjoy helplessly watching your party attack each other.
.flow/Trivia

Trivia about *.flow* includes:

* Approval of God: v.016's April Fools event alluded to one long-running fan theory.
* Fan Nickname:
	+ Charlotte" ("Takibi-san" ingame), for the pink-haired girl that sits by the fire in the alleyway behind the children's hospital. Bonus points for having been initially named by a Tumblr user.
	+ Recently, the Yellow Dress Girl has been referred to as "Sugar Girl" by one of the wikis
* Dummied Out:
	+ The Sugar Girl (the girl that shows up in the *Sugar Floats* Event) has a set of walking sprites but she wasn't animated in-game.
	+ The Debug Room, which you can only view if you're playing around in RPG Maker
* What Could Have Been: Apparently, the Sugar Girl was planned to have more significance, as a search through the game's files reveal that she has a full set of walking sprites (though she's not animated in game).
* Word Of God: According to a Q&A with lol, we know a few things about Sabitsuki
	+ She's either aromantic or somewhere on the aromantic spectrum.
	+ She prefers coffee and tea
	+ She's short in height and might still be growing. Regardless, lol hasn't decided
	+ She collects books and CDs given to her (but apparently doesn't read the former)
	+ Her favorite color is orange but she's possibly fond of red.
* The Wiki Rule: This game has 2,
	+ .Flow Wiki, though, for awhile, pre-revamp, it was advised to not use this wiki but it's since been updated with new and correct info.
	+ The Fandom Wiki but it's mostly a WIP.

#### Notes

1. ↑ Charlotte's real name, "Takibi-san" is found in the game's switches but she was always called "Charlotte" starting with a tumblr user by the name of "sickbeatsuki". The original post is gone but the nickname remains.
2. ↑ "She does not understand "love" so much." *(lol's Twitter)*
3. ↑ Cake, and tea. Or coffee. *(lol's Twitter)*
4. ↑ "140~150?" *(lol's Marshamallow-qa)*
5. ↑ "She's not the type to read books herself..." *(lol's Marshmallow-qa*
6. ↑ "Probably orange, I think she also likes red" *(lol's Twitter)*

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"Weird Al" Yankovic/Heartwarming

* YMMV
* Quotes
* (Funny
* **Heartwarming**
* Awesome)
* Fanfic Recs
* File:Magnifier.pngAnalysis
* File:Help.pngTrivia
* WMG
* File:Photo link.pngImage Links
* File:Haiku-wide-icon.pngHaiku
* Laconic

* Al's parents died of carbon monoxide poisoning while he was touring. He learned about this right before performing. What did he do? He went and performed and said to his fans, "since my music had helped many of my fans through tough times, maybe it would work for me as well" and that it would "at least ... give me a break from sobbing all the time."
* So Coolio wasn't happy about "Amish Paradise". Well, as of 2006, after what seemed like a longtime rivalry between the two, you need worry no more.
* When Weird Al's 2014 parody, "Perform This Way" (a parody of Lady Gaga's "Born This Way"), was (initially) rejected by Gaga's manager (Lady Gaga herself would later give Al the OK to release the parody), he encouraged donations to the Human Rights Campaign as an act of "good karma," because of the original song's human rights message.
* Al Yankovic follows many people on Twitter, but only one list: "People I Am Sleeping With", consisting of his wife Suzanne.
* The last shot of the "Al in the Studio" documentary on "Straight Outta Lynwood", with Al's daughter Nina watching him work.
* There's also the polkas, the best of course being "Bohemian Polka".
* Unlike most musical parodists, Al always asks for permission from the original artist of his parodies, and has almost *never* made cheap shots at one. Aside from his mentions of being annoyed with Prince or Coolio, the only two songs where he mocks the quality of the artist are "It's Still Billy Joel to Me" (Billy Joel) and "Achy Breaky Song" (Billy Ray Cyrus). Al seems to regard the former as an Old Shame, as it's never been released, and the latter was so upsetting that Al donated money to the charity of Billy Ray's choice.

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$uicideboy$/Quotes

* YMMV
* **Quotes**
* (Funny
* Heartwarming
* Awesome)
* Fanfic Recs
* File:Magnifier.pngAnalysis
* File:Help.pngTrivia
* WMG
* File:Photo link.pngImage Links
* File:Haiku-wide-icon.pngHaiku
* Laconic

> "Watch where you tread, please watch where you walking
> I’m from Vietnam, better known as New Orleans"
>
> **Scrim**, in "Hard to Tell" by **$uicideboy$**

> "I don't fear god 'cause I know that he's just bluffing
> I'ma die one day, open up the gates to nothing"
>
> **Ruby da Cherry**, in "O' LORD! I HAVE MY DOUBTS" by **$uicideboy$**
100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd/Characters

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## Eddie McDowd

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by Eddie McDowd include:
* The Bully
* The Faceless: Before becoming a dog.
* Jason Dohring: As Eddie's human form.
* Jerkass --> Jerk with a Heart of Gold
* Seth Green: Season 1 only.
* Vitriolic Best Buds: With Justin, type 2.

## Justin Taylor

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by Justin Taylor include:
* Butt Monkey
* Secret Keeper
* Vitriolic Best Buds: With Eddie, type 2.

## The Drifter

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by The Drifter include:
* Jerkass --> Jerk with a Heart of Gold
* Richard Moll
* Well-Intentioned Extremist

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100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd/YMMV

* Fridge Horror: One episode shows that Eddie isn't alone in having a Baleful Polymorph.
* Hilarious in Hindsight: Those old enough to remember and recognize Brenda Song playing an Asian and Nerdy character usually have a chuckle at her current ditzy roles in Disney productions.
* They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot: One episode has Eddie meet another dog who as it turns out, is a girl who was also turned into a dog like him, and subsequently had to perform 100 good deeds. (And just like Eddie, the only person who could hear her talk was the person whose car she last drove into a pool.) However, the episode she's introduced in was her performing her 100th good deed and becoming human again. Surprisingly a lot of kids went on Nickelodeon's boards and thought that she should have been around for a bit longer.

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$9.99

*$9.99* is a stop motion film which was a collaboration between an Australian and an Israeli. It premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 4, 2008, and since then was selectively released in theatres.

The story follows a man named Dave Peck, who is searching for the meaning of life, instead of employment, specifically in his father's moving business (to the dismay of said father). One day, Dave sees an advertisement for a book that says it will tell him the meaning of life for the price of $9.99. He begins to read this novel, and wishes to spread this message he has received to everyone else, who is uninterested. Along the way, other people and their problems are intertwined with Dave's story, such as a woman who likes "smooth men", to quite an extreme, literal sense.

Tropes used in *$9.99* include:
* The Beautiful Game—The kid really wants a Soccer Jack doll. He's got some good moves himself, as Dave's brother attests.
* Jerkass—The homeless guy at the beginning. The Angel, later. Still later, he qualifies as an Asshole Victim.
* Manipulative Bastard—The homeless guy/angel. And everyone else too. This movie is about all kinds of manipulation, some more subtle than others. The only person who's not a manipulative bastard is Dave, and it's not really for lack of trying. He really wants to share the meaning of life, he just doesn't communicate well.
* Piggy Bank—The smartest character in the movie. Put a $0.50 coin in, he smiles! Put a $0.25 in, he smiles! Put in nothing at all, he still smiles!
* Stop Motion
.hack/Awesome Music

The *.hack* series has some incredible music, it can create a mood perfect for its context and is enjoyable to listen to whilst not playing.

## .hack//IMOQ

* Blackrose's theme
* Aura's Theme
	+ It stays just as good when changed up a bit to Macha Appears.
* Dun Loireag
* Culture City
* Sigma Sky Root
* Skeith: The Terror of Death. Such an awesome song that most of the other Phases had remixed versions of it for their own themes.
* Cathedral
* Cubia's themes. Rather unorthodox for such an epic encounter, in that they are very slow-paced and haunting, yet manage to be awesome in its own way, and very fitting for the battle.

## .hack//G.U.

* Eight Keys
* Hope of Dawn. Aura's theme gets a makeover and is even more beautiful.
* I'm Right Here!. Skeith has to have an awesome theme. It's kind of a requirement.
* The Epitaph is Told, Ovan's theme.
* Everything in These Hands, Azure Kite's impossibly epic battle theme.
* Cubia gets three themes this time: The Third Crisis, Full Force, and Final Bout. All are pure awesome.
"Not Making This Up" Disclaimer/Quotes

> "*I am not making this up.*"
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> **Dave Barry**, on damn near everything he writes (sometimes, even when he is).

> "*Driven to madness by the incessant basketball-dribbling of a bunch of young African-American fellows, Slim has decided to destroy the public court on which their noisy pastime is played by simulating a meteor strike. Dear God, I wish I had made up a single word of that previous sentence.*"
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> **Josh Fruhlinger** of *The Comics Curmudgeon*, on *Gasoline Alley*

> "*So now I'm just gonna show you how the fight ends, and I promise you ahead of time, I didn't edit this, I didn't add any special effects, I did nothing to this footage. People were actually paid to create this. This aired on national television. This was sold in stores.*"
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> **Spoony** on the final fight scene from *Highlander the Source*

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1. ↑ He did make edits, but all they were was adding the music from *The Benny Hill Show*, as well as cutting out a brief scene where Duncan and the Guardian stop their fight to exchange banter.
"I Am Great" Song

> *"I've never lost in battle or game; I'm simply the best by far*
> *When swords are crossed, 'tis always the same — one blow and au revoir!"*
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> **Lancelot**, "C'est Moi", *Camelot*

Other musical characters might sing about the conflicts inherent in their position, or the obstacles in their path, or the things they know are missing from their drab, wretched lives.

Not this character.

The "I Am Great" Song is sung by someone who *can't* sing an "I Want" Song, because there's nothing left for them to want. Their accomplishments, popularity, and undisputed mastery of their field leave absolutely no need for daily affirmations—but they have them anyway, in musical form. Singing one of these songs feels better than it probably should.

Since protagonists have to face conflict, and people love to watch the mighty fall, the hero almost never sings this song. However, it is not always a Villain Song, and the singer can be legitimately great—if songs were Greek heroes, this one would be Achilles.

Can be used as a negative-space version of This Loser Is You.

Subtrope, naturally, of the "I Am" Song. Works best sung by a Large Ham.

See also Bragging Theme Tune, Boastful Rap.

Examples of "I Am Great" Song include:

* Miles Gloriosus' song in *A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum*:

> **Miles:** *I, in war the most admired, in wit the most inspired, in love the most desired, in dress the best displayed, I am a parade!*
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* The page quote! Lancelot's song is nothing but this.
* "Perfect Isn't Easy", in *Oliver and Company*.
	+ "Pretty is nice, but still, it's just pretty. Perfect, my dear.... is MEEEEEEEEE!"
* Harry Potter sings in the *Potter Puppet Pals* video "The Vortex" about being the king of the school, and defeating Voldemort as a baby. It has a melancholy end, though, as Harry remembers he also lost his parents as a baby, and had to move to an abusive foster home.
* Frank Sinatra's legacy is typified by "My Way", which is sung from the perspective of an old man as his life draws to a close. The theme of the song is personal integrity; Alas, it has become synonymous with Sinatra's legendary abrasiveness and "take it or leave it" attitude (Ironically, even *he* thought the ego-stroking lyrics too much). Sid Vicious did a much-acclaimed punk cover of the song.
* In the Broadway version of Beauty and The Beast, Gaston sings a song, "Me", about how Belle has no choice but to be madly in love with him, because of how perfect he is in every way. (Gaston's eponymous song in the original isn't just sung by him, but those parts he does sing would qualify as this, too.)
* Don McLean's song "Everybody Loves Me, Baby" is in the voice of a military dictator with wealth, territory, popular acclaim, and no (remaining) rivals, though it is sung to the one person who doesn't seem to be impressed.
"Glad to Be Alive" Sex/Playing With

**Basic Trope**: Two characters who survive a harrowing ordeal together have sex to celebrate being alive.

* **Straight**: Bob and Alice have sex after surviving a battle with Emperor Evulz.
* **Exaggerated**: Bob and Alice have sex after any incident that is even vaguely stressful.
* **Justified**: Bob and Alice have had feeling for each other for quite some time. Coming so close to dying against Emperor Evulz made them realise that life was too short not to let such feelings go unsaid, and so they acted on them and became lovers.
* **Inverted**:
	+ Alice and Bob have no hope of survival, and decide to spend their last moments alive having sex.
	+ Alternatively, their battle with the blasphemous abominations of Emperor Evulz is so traumatic, that they both swear to never have sex with anyone again.
* **Subverted**: Bob and Alice survive the Battle with Emperor Evulz and start kissing, but Alice pulls away before they can go too far.
* **Double Subverted**: ...but they continue right where they stopped before, once they are in a more suitable setting, like a comfy bedroom.
* **Parodied**: Alice and Bob try to engage in explicit sexual activity after defeating the Emperor, but his surviving minions interrupt them over and over again.
* **Deconstructed**: Alice and Bob have sex after defeating Emperor Evulz, but because they had sex in the heat of the moment with no forethought, it puts a strain on their relationship and Alice must cope with an unwanted pregnancy.
* **Reconstructed**: Alice and Bob bring condoms to every battle now.
* **Zig Zagged**: ???
* **Averted**: Alice and Bob don't have sex after defeating Emperor Evulz.
* **Enforced**: "The viewers want to see some skin, so put a sex scene at the end of the movie."
* **Lampshaded**: "Ah, sorry to interrupt you guys, I figured you'd be busy..."
* **Invoked**: "We've saved each other's lives. I say, let's enjoy them to the fullest..."
* **Defied**: Alice and Bob refrain from having sex because of their moral and religious convictions (or just because this is the worst possible time and place to do it), despite wanting each other badly.
* **Discussed**: "And then you had sex with her?"
* **Conversed**: "Gee, if I were in a situation like theirs, I wouldn't be able to stop myself, either."
* **Played for Laughs**: Immediately after defeating Emperor Evulz, Bob and Alice have sex on the spot, in the Emperor's throne room.

Phew! We made it to the end. I think this calls for "Glad to Be Alive" Sex.
101 Shark Pets

*101 Shark Pets* is a DSiWare pet-raising simulation game by Teyon. As the title suggests, the game has the player taking care of a baby shark pet. This was done by keeping the shark's statistic (health, food, drink, bladder, etc.) high enough. In the meantime, there are various mini-games and the sharks can be trained for shows in which the player earns money to take care of the shark.

A few months later, Teyon released the same game but with dolphins, *101 Dolphin Pets*.

Tropes used in *101 Shark Pets* include:
* Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: Some of the color schemes for the sharks are very bright (e.g. you can adopt *pink* sharks).
* An Interior Designer Is You
* All Animals Are Dogs: Taking care of the sharks is similar to taking care of dogs, given that you are also taking the shark on a walk (or swim).
* Everything's Even Worse with Sharks: A rare inversion.
* Guilt Based Gaming: Surprisingly averted, the game doesn't even run on real time. Though the meter depletes faster than most pet simulators.
* Fluffy the Terrible: If you want to.
* Mini Game: There are lots of them.
* Ridiculously Cute Critter: The sharks.
* Rule of Cute: One of the driving force of the game.
* Video Game Caring Potential / Video Game Cruelty Potential: You can either torture your shark or you can pamper and care for it. The summary of the game in the official site seems to indicate for the latter.
07-Ghost/YMMV

* Nightmare Fuel: A Kor woman's face rapidly dissolves with the eye going first.
* Angst Dissonance: Although his tragic past gives him some leeway, Teito constantly moans about Mikage's death every single episode/manga chapter, even though he's been reincarnated.
* Angst? What Angst?: after having had his country invaded and everyone he knew, including his adoptive father, murdered while still a small child, being made a combat slave and forced to kill people daily for training during years and seeing his only friend die after having been possessed by the man who killed Father Teito Klein holds himself remarkably well. He still angsts a lot but who wouldn't in his place?
* Complete Monster: As of Chapter 79 of the Manga, Ayanami is this.
* Crowning Moment of Awesome: Teito using the Eye of Mikhail.
	+ Also, the fights between the bishops and Ayanami's men, plus Teito's fight with Ayanami, in episodes 24 and 25 of the anime.
* Crowning Moment of Funny: Castor's Frau dolls. And the collar scene.
* Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: Any moment Mikage and Teito reinforce their friendship. No, really.
* Draco in Leather Pants: Ayanami. Yes, he did kill Mikage, and try to ruin Teito's life, but he still has a very large fanbase.
* Ensemble Darkhorse: Hakuren, initially a Replacement Scrappy for Mikage, until he proves to be a more decent person than his brother, Shuri.
	+ Kuroyuri also counts.
* Launcher of a Thousand Ships: Teito is considered to be this by a large portion of the fandom
* Marty Stu: My God Teito, even the fans agree; Tragic past -check, lost memories -check, secret royalty -check, God-like power -check (he controls the eye of Mikhail AND is Pandora's box), The fact that every character in the series seems to want him -check, the fact that he is constantly labelled as having a pure soul despite the fact that he has murdered -check... The list goes on!
* Viewer Gender Confusion: Kuroyuri says "It's a secret <3" when his gender is questioned in an omake in the manga.
* The Woobie: Teito. The tragic life of a slave, being forced to kill for a living, the fact that everybody wants him, the fact that he happens to be the last surviving member of the royal family of a civilisation that was destroyed, the deaths of his biological father, the man he knew as his father, and Mikage the God-like power that's inside his body, and NOW we learn that the reason Ayanami needs him is that he is Pandora's box
* Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Verloren's motivation.
10,000 BC/YMMV

* Critical Research Failure: Roland Emmerich's specialty.
* So Bad It's Good: Well, half-way... You should only see this movie if you're planning to laugh at its many, many, Many errors. Otherwise, don't bother.
	+ Or if you like cool and don't care about accuracy. Or at the least don't care about the accuracy to the extent of cracking open a botany textbook to make a list of all the errors that most people in the world would neither notice or care about.
* Uncanny Valley: Whose bright idea was it to give the half-Brazilian chick Blue Eyes?
* Special Effects Failure: The only effects that even work are the Mammoths.
'Gator Bait/YMMV

* Ear Worm: The theme song. Once you hear it, you can't UN-hear it.
* Fetish Retardant: There are multiple attempted rape scenes, one is brother on sister and another features a girl who is supposedly underage.
* So Bad It's Good: You'll have no problem doing your own MST3K style commentary.

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100 Bullets/Awesome

* Lono stepping off the bus at the prison, shit-eating-grin and all. That's right, people. Lono is capable of turning the simple act of *stepping off a bus* into awesomeness.
* Wylie Times gunning down Coochie's entire gang gunsakimbo. While out in the open desert. Without getting hit himself. It all happens off screen, but still.
* Dizzy going toe to toe with **Lono** and holding her damn own.
* Loop's Plan in prison.
100 Bullets/Headscratchers

## What did American history under the Trust really look like?

The idea of America being founded and secretly run by a criminal organization is an intriguing idea, but it leaves a few gaps in American history that the series never quite fills in. For example:

* If the Trust actually owned the New World from the get-go, how do you explain the French and Indian War? During that war, the British actually sent troops to North America to fight off a French invasion--why would they do that if the colonies in the New World were actually controlled by the Trust? Who started out owning the 13 colonies? Was it the Trust or the British government?
* If the Trust leaders were the only ones entitled to claim pieces of the New World, how do you account for all the other colonies that a Trust-run America had to buy or take from other countries? Why would they have to buy the Louisiana Territory from Napoleon? Why would the Texans have to lead a rebellion against Mexico?
* What was the Trust's role in America's War of Independence? Were George Washington and company actually members of the Trust, or were they just manipulated by them? What happened that made the Trust want to go from passively running colonies to actively rebelling against the British?
* What were the reasons behind the American Civil War? Were the United States and the Confederate States ruled by warring factions of the Trust, or were the Confederate States just trying to break free from the Trust's tyranny?

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1000 Ways to Die/Heartwarming

* #1: "Ichi-Boned". A repressed Japanese couple who were so scared of having sex that they never slept together on their wedding night finally consummate their love, but they end up dying from heart attacks since their bodies weren't used to the effects of an orgasm. The narrator said that this was such a heartbreaking way to die that it was given the number one spot (or, as it's called in Japanese, "ichiban").
* #1000: "Premature Endings". We see several idiots admitted to an emergency room who are about to die after various bizarre and stupid accidents. Then we see a woman who calmly and obliviously walks through the madness to see her ailing father who is in hospice care. The father then passes away peacefully from natural causes, after a long and rewarding life, with his daughter holding his hand. May be the one death that actually outranks Ichi-Boned as the most sympathetic death.
.kkrieger

***.kkrieger*** (from *Krieger*, or the German word for warrior) is a first-person shooter video game created by German demogroup .theprodukkt. in 2004. The goal of this game was to generate a game that was massive in size and scope while taking up a very tiny amount of space.

Given how it's basically *Doom 3* level quality in a package that is only 96kb in size, it's safe to say they succeeded.

Tropes used in *.kkrieger* include:
* Excuse Plot: Justified. It was a proof of concept FPS game, so aside from doing generic FPS genre stuff, there is no real plot.
* Obvious Beta: Was released as one. Quite playable regardless, but still considered this since it's more a proof of concept than a full fledged game.
* Procedural Generation: The file size is so low because everything in the game is created using this instead of using traditional storage methods.
* Tech Demo Game: The goal was to make a game that was modern (as of 2004) while still taking up a very small amount of HDD space, done on purpose by its developers to prove it was possible.
"No. Just... No" Reaction/Quotes

> *"...Mr. Madison, what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul."*
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> **The Principal**, *Billy Madison*

> **Gabe:** I've got an awesome idea for a new comic! What if a terrorist was in a delivery room waiting for a pregnant woman to give birth so he could kill it! See, it's a comic about spawn camping.
> **Tycho:** No, we can't do that. No-one can even know that you said it, or that I heard it. It will be our secret, forever.
>
> *Penny Arcade*

> *"And just in case you didn't get enough of that balls-pounding action, the game opens up an entire league of Blitzball! Oh...oh, wow. No. God no. Just...no. Look, is that meant to be a reward? Do I want to play more Blitzball-Do I want to be waterboarded? Are you mad?!"*
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> **Spoony**, on *Final Fantasy X*
"O" (theatre)/YMMV

* Ensemble Darkhorse: The Zebras who perform the cadre (aerial frame) act are associated with this show the way the Red Bird is with *Mystere*, in part because two of them (a male-female pair) are recurring minor characters.
* Hype Backlash: Huge reputation that goes beyond Las Vegas + extremely expensive tickets ($93.50 to $150 *before* taxes and fees) = this trope for some viewers.
* Recycled Premise: After director/writer Franco Dragone moved on from Cirque and casino mogul Steve Wynn's stake in the Bellagio was bought out, Wynn hired Dragone to create a show for his new Vegas casino (Wynn Las Vegas). 2005's *Le Reve — A Small Collection of Imperfect Dreams* turned out to be the saga of an Everyman led through a watery world of dreams, performed in a theater-in-the-round where the stage could switch between a deep pool and a conventional space at a moment's notice. Critics found it an underwhelming, needlessly grim retread of this show; it has since been heavily retooled. In the process critical opinion of the show has improved, but it is still nowhere near as popular as its spiritual predecessor.

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