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Imagine The Secret World meets Xanth meets Cthulhutech meets Discworld meets Dragonfable during a global war. Then you might get the idea of what Arcana is like.

Ninjaxenomorph posted:

Oh, I know I'm a weirdo, don't need some overinflated internet ego to tell me that. But I am MORE weird, I am not the norm, especially not here. The final straw for me was not attacking us personally, really, but attacking our creativity. That is a line one does. Not. Cross.

kaleidolia posted:

Tropers are the kind of people who will hear a review's throwaway joke, then create several pages documenting all the tropes it might have:

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/JustForFun/DisneysAnneFrank

Calaveron posted:

For Harmon, the fact that he's apparently a thin-skinned babyman who self-diagnosed with Aspergers and CANNOT take any criticism.

ALL-PRO SEXMAN posted:

I think it was written when they still allowed jokes and the crazy hugboxers haven't gotten to it yet.

NienNunb posted:

There's a nightmare fuel page for The Nostalgia Critic.

It's almost as long as the Tear Jerker page for The Nostalgia Critic.

Tropers are losers.

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His icon - the one that consists only of his face with a huge, insane grin on it. He looks like he wants to eat you and is really looking forward to it. And the circles in the background makes it look like he's coming right at you. *shudders*

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Turnabout Storm is a fan crossover between Ace Attorney and My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic by NeoArtimus; uploaded to PWaaMLPfim. This fan work, instead of using a written format as it was first conceived as, shows itself as a movie using the Visual Novel style the Ace Attorney series is known for, with the addition of voice acting for all characters.

Rainbow Dash, best flier in Ponyville, is accused of murdering the Pegasus Ace Swift, the favorite to win an upcoming race called the Equestrian 500 that Dash is also set to compete in. Now that she faces punishment for what would be the first murder in a long time during Celestia's reign, one of her best friends, Twilight Sparkle, sets out to find a lawyer to represent her. After all of her attempts to find one end fruitless, she makes one last try by casting a spell to summon the greatest defense attorney in Equestria, but she accidentally calls for the greatest defense attorney period, and said attorney turns out to be a confused and non-equine Phoenix Wright — At least, that's what Twilight claims to be the reason how Wright ended up there.

Now Phoenix finds himself stuck in a strange world, one where candy colored talking hors... err... ponies are the norm of the day, and the creatures of myths are just some other species — Yet one where justice still must be served, where the innocent can still be punished, and where they still need the light of someone who trusts and believes in them, someone ready to do whatever it takes to save them.

Thus starts Phoenix's journey to adjust to this new world, and search for the truth behind this strange new mystery he's been wrapped up in. Trailer here. Series here. note Please be warned that all the parts are very long, clocking in at around 9 hours of content. Beware of an Archive Binge.

Gimnbo posted:

Bolding mine.

I wonder what political leanings this guy holds.

ungulateman posted:

Are terrible bronies actually more common than terrible people in other fandoms, or are they just more visible / easier targets?

_{I just want to watch my cartoon for little girls without creepy spergs ruining it}

Metal Loaf posted:

Sure, I think I've heard that Wikipedia cutting a whole bunch of fancruft (mostly related to anime) is what contributed to TV Tropes becoming the site it is today in the first place.

SuccinctAndPunchy posted:

I know the original character is pretty clearly some kind of parody but if you're going to write absurd amounts of words about a series that doesn't exist, can you at least not completely copy everything about something that does exist? What's the point of that exercise, it's just a circle jerk for an extremely specific subset of people who want to wank about ponies and Indiana Jones at once.

Froghammer posted:

So apparently tropers have gods.

I guess it's all supposed to be in good fun or tongue-in-cheek, but like most things TvTropes it tries way the gently caress too hard and comes off as pathetic.

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Bruce Lee, God of Martial Arts and Grandmaster of Jeet Kune Do

• Was surprised by Sabin's desire not to emulate him, but has noted that if any human would be able to match or surpass Bruce in brute strength, it would probably be him. Why? MOTHERFUCKER SUPLEXED A TRAIN.
  
  
• Had to do a double take over newcomer Eric Draven, because Eric looked like the son he never got to see grow up. Likewise, Eric saw Bruce as a strange father figure and began to shed tears of unknown sorrow for him. Many of the Gods haven't told Bruce about Eric looking similar to his own deceased son, Brandon Lee. They say it's for the best.
  
  
• His most deadliest weapon is the technique known as the One-inch Punch. While he himself has never used it, he looked in utter shock when he found out that one Ryusei Sakuta/Kamen Rider Meteor, a member of the Toku Base who trained in his fighting style, has successfully performed it...on Gentaro Kisaragi all in the pursuit to save his friend in the past and even killing Gentaro with it. Ryusei has since apologized for this attack.
  
• Unfortunately for Ryusei, his troubles weren't over yet. Bruce Lee soon heard whispers of another Gentaro who turned evil due to Ryusei's death blow.
  

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Andre The Giant, God of Wrestling Giants

• Surprisingly has a friendship with Fluttershy. Fluttershy was, at first, intimidated by Andre being...a giant. However, André brought her to a small farm in his house and showed all the animals he tended for. Fluttershy then visits him every day now because of this.

HOOLY BOOLY posted:

Sweet Jesus how did the animated version handle that part? This poo poo was on Toonami as well!

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HapiMerchant posted:

I love it when an internet celebrity comes into a community and is immediately swamped with adoration and blind devotion merely because of fame. or gender. or both. It's even worse when what they're saying is correct, because I have to fight my instinctive hatred of the person to see into their actual post quality.