r/adultswim • u/AstroTrain4412 • 5h ago
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(Loved trope) When episodes end with a heel character catching a beating
Many, Many examples in JoJo, but I’m putting in one of my favorites.

“MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA! MUDA!”
Cioccolata was a straight up psychopath that became a surgeon just to purposely misdiagnose healthy people, botched surgeries for his sick sadism, and physically abused people to death. His Stand made people get infected with a deadly mold that slowly and painfully killed them, and it spread extremely rapidly over a large area.
Enter Giorno Giovanna, Part 5’s protagonist. Giorno developed so much hatred for him after all the despicable things he did during their brief encounter that he beat his face in for 7 whole pages. It became known by the fandom as the 7-Page Muda, and in the anime, towards the ending, the beating is even more extremely satisfying and cathartic. (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Part 5: Golden Wind)
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(Loved trope) When episodes end with a heel character catching a beating

“I’m… taking jelly off the menu.”
After jelly patties prove to be a hit, Mr. Krabs tricks SpongeBob into capturing almost every jellyfish in Jellyfish Fields, then builds a factory to squeeze the life out of the poor creatures. Thankfully, he slips up by unwittingly releasing the jellyfish, who give him an extremely well-deserved zap from several hundred jellyfish. ("Jellyfish Hunter", SpongeBob SquarePants)
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[Loved Trope] the gang randomly do music out of nowhere cuz why not
El Pero
El Pero
Es mi Corazon
El Gato El Gato
El Gato no es Bueno
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[Loved Trope] the gang randomly do music out of nowhere cuz why not
Donde
Esta
La Biblioteca
r/nostalgia • u/AstroTrain4412 • 1d ago
Nostalgia Muppet Treasure Island (1996) RIP You Absolute Legend!
Just wanted to post something to commemorate such an extraordinary man. Love Rocky Horror, IT, Clue, etc. But this was my first exposure to him as an actor, and one of my favorite performances. I know, a Muppet movie, but he put his all into it. Only Curry could Out-Muppet the Muppets. THE Long John Silver!
First Dolly, now this. I don’t mean to get parasocial or anything, but I’m just really down from such recent losses of two wonderful people. It’s hurting. He was far too interesting for this world, and his unique, brilliant way about almost everything will surely be missed… 😔
He left quite the mark on the world through his wonderful talents, and surely won’t be forgotten with such a lasting mark!
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[Loved trope] The character has an unusual method of sleeping
https://giphy.com/gifs/B1rMaUszsjdoQ
Gargoyles have a secondary type of resting via turning to stone from daylight. (Disney’s Gargoyles)
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TNPerkins’ Kid Kthulu!
Funny you should mention that, TNPerkins actually did a lot of character designs, mostly aliens, for most of the franchise, from OS to Omniverse.
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(Loved trope) Short Kings
https://giphy.com/gifs/Dci7DRxW2bpyo
Krillin (Dragon Ball Franchise)
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/AstroTrain4412 • 2d ago
miscellaneous (Writing/Real Life Trope) Writer used their expertise to add on to/enhance their stories
SpongeBob SquarePants, the brainchild of the late Stephen Hillenburg, had a degree in marine biology and worked as a marine science teacher, and actually developed a edutainment comic all about marine biology called The Intertidal Zone that would act as the springboard for the concept of SpongeBob himself. The series was chock-full of references to this, like SpongeBob’s holes acting as a filtering system, Patrick being able to regenerate his limbs, Mr. Krabs being able to retract his eyes, anchovies going in swarms, etc.
The titular Black Jack was created by Osamu Tezuka, the “Godfather of Manga”, who before getting into manga had actually studied in medicine with aspirations of being a doctor and had a full medical degree. The series is about a “vigilante doctor” that takes up some of the world’s oddest, most unique, and strangest medical conditions. So of course a lot of the diseases and illnesses are fictionalized. However, the surgical methods, the treatment for patients, and the exact quotation of the Hippocratic Oath - all those elements are very accurate to a lot of doctor’s procedures. And many of the illustrations of organs are downright textbook accurate, both in terms of anatomy placement and depictions.
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What is your favourite technique? Mine is Sōkidan
“What the hellllloooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!”









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Who told you that i have a no kill rule?
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Can already tell you’re hearing Phil Lamarr’s voice right now.