>its a "literally too angry to die" character
ITT: Tropes you love
Andrew Ortiz
Blake Thompson
>mind over matter
Ryder Jackson
the "too angry to die" shit is getting kinda old with annoying doomfags spamming memes everywhere (i did like Spear tho lol)
one cliche I actually like is
>comedy relief/funny guy is too witty/retarded to ever get himself killed
Chase Butler
>>comedy relief/funny guy is too witty/retarded to ever get himself killed
It's annoying if it's the variant like in Wreck it Ralph where the little comedy relief girl is dodging obstacles without seeing them and the big guy is getting hit with everything and injured.
Nathaniel Miller
>low tier villain is defeated and joins the party
Mason Lee
>antagonists realize they done FUCKED UP NOW
Parker Gray
>The protagonist leaves but gives each of their friends an item tailored exclusively to them
It's the little things
James Clark
Wow, gendy really improved in the art direction
Ryder Hall
Is Primal worth the watch?
Michael Morales
I've seen anons on here say it is. Personally I'm waiting for it to be done before I watch.
Benjamin Ward
Absolutely. There's only five episodes out yet so it's not all that much to get through even
Light on "story" but got that style in spades
Josiah Cook
You’ll be waiting a long time then. The second half of the set doesn’t even have a release date yet
And that doesn’t touch on the possibility of more after these ten
Tyler Diaz
>Seeing the grimdark vigilante through the eyes of criminals
>It’s basically a horror show
Thomas Roberts
Oh no Yas Forumsmblr, you don't ever get to talk shit about spam with Steven Universe plastered over the catalog for the past how many fucking years?
Carson Martinez
Hate the last episode.
Jose Wright
wat. thats the best one
Samuel King
Hudson Torres
debatable
Terror Under the Blood Moon is just fabulous
The cute moments between Spear and Fang at the start of Rage probably do push it over the edge though
Henry Evans
seemingly innocent/weak character is actually extremely powerful
Christian Diaz
>A character tells for everyone to leave or get out
>As everyone starts walking past, he/she spots someone and tells them to stay
David Morgan
love-hate or hate-hate?
For me it's love-hate;
Love it 'cause it's fucking metal as fuck
hate it 'cause, well, you know why
Luis Collins
It's pretty good. I don't think it's as incredible as some people around here did, but it's still a good watch.
Jeremiah Nguyen
>character is too stupid to die
>has no concept of death, and is immortal
Nathaniel Hernandez
>t. too angry to die
Lincoln Reed
>the bad guy wins
Thomas Foster
Long coats, trench coats, any kind of badass clothing too expensive or hard to find in my size IRL.
Jaxson Wood
>immortal character that wants to die but can't
Angel James
>Outnumbered and Outgunned
>Looks like the odds are even now
Elijah Thompson
>F R E E
Bentley Anderson
>comedic, headstrong character stops smiling for a moment. Doesn’t even cry or whine, he/she just stops smiling in silence.
Isaac Jackson
If done right this can be phenomenal but otherwise it sucks. The writers gotta be really good to pull it off.
Jonathan Kelly
The Dark Knight movie essentially does this.
Jace Allen
I don't remember an example of the bad guy winning that sucked
Landon Perry
>The weak Underdog/Comedic Relief character that nobody takes seriously becomes a major threat badass and wrecks everybody's shit.
Hudson Campbell
comic relief character that get shat on by the main cast makes the ultimate sacrifice.
Isaac Foster
>the immortal and powerful blatantly obvious satan analog deal maker
Samuel Reyes
>it's a "i want to die but the world won't let me rest" character
Grayson Wright
>Drunkard, pervert character tells a bitch to fuck off and gets serious to protect his friends.
Nolan Martin
>aloof oaf is so improbably lucky that villain thinks he's some kind of super genius
Jaxson Torres
>punch clock villains
They’re just so fun, and provide a great contrast to pure evil villains
Cameron Smith
More Yas Forums than Yas Forums, but probably still relevant:
>its a "literally too angry to die" character
>character's body retains wounds and damage, especially seemingly fatal injuries, to the point where letting go would likely kill them
Cooper Stewart
>Villain is smug and used to slipping away
>Hero ensures it doesn't happen this time
Owen Myers
>immortal character that doesn't hate their immortality and still acts like a normal dude, just with more stories to tell
Leo Hughes
That's some amazing bad taste here mate.
Immortals with purpose and juggernauts are just amazing to read about.
Carson Adams
user you absolute donut
Oliver Clark
>villains who are kind to the henchmen
>villains who soften over their kids
>stoic knightly characters who have trouble letting loose
Caleb Scott
I can't think of one of I hate because they're always the biggest badasses, it's more of an archetype than a trope
>thrown into the engine of a ship
>comes back swinging
>tortured in a forced fusion for months
>comes back swinging
>falls into the center of the earth
>comes back swinging
>loses her mind to corruption
>comes back swinging with cool new horns to boot
>gets shattered by crazy op diamond steven
>comes back and finally accepts steven as worthy of her respect
Matthew Howard
What about
>immortals that act like crazy old men and don’t care about how others see them
Josiah Long
>the villain and hero team up to fight a bigger villain
Alexander Rodriguez
>Villains and Heroes interact during their off hours
Aiden Nelson
Luis Lewis
I think its a lot more interesting in a story if a character manages to keep their humanity perfectly intact over the thousands of years they've been living than if they become a focused inhuman being who only cares about accomplishing a singular goal.
Blake Brown
>minor/side villain long thought to be missing, dead, or just unmentioned for a while returns much stronger than before
bonus points if they're using a new secret identity or moniker, only for their former identity to be revealed in dramatic fashion
Tyler Ward
>large brute/brawler/bruiser 'dumb' character who's either portrayed as a gentle giant to the protagonists or a typical bumbling, oaf type underling to the villain happens to be extremely knowledgeable in some highly niche or esoteric aspect of higher education or refined living. e.g. The heavy from Team fortress 2 studied classic russian literature.
Isaiah Collins
>comic relief was actually the big bad all along
Henry Scott
holy cringe, yikesman!
Colton Perry
Beta.
Gavin Fisher
The asshole with a heart of gold/the asshole who is actually right.
not sure if its because I'm an asshole and its cathartic or if its because I've know so many assholes that its just something I hope for out of them but its probably both
Grayson Collins
Tanya and Grim from Mighty Ducks
One's a geeky tech expert despite being YOKED and the other has the whole Zen thing as his gimmick
Thomas Lewis
It's a really good action show. And for how starved some have been for one, it may sound like the second coming.
But I'd still highly recommend it.
Jeremiah Lopez
maximum wholesome
Michael Martinez
kek
Josiah Morris
The infinity war movie
The whole time, you knew the only way they could make this interesting is by having Thanos win. And then inevitably undoing it in the next film.
It completely sucked
Levi Ross
>Character is fucking nuts
>They are also awesome
>They are awesome because they’re nuts
Aaron Jenkins
>Villian and Hero were once friends but have different philosophical views and thats what made them enemies.
A huge mark for that.
>Hero doesn't get stronger, They get smarter with their powers.
Its just fun to see and read
>Villian is out smarted not physically beaten
Love it
Leo Brown
> Kindly but old wound character gets beat on by the antagonist.
> The beating at least temporarily fixes the aggravated wound.
>Antagonist starts to hear boss music.
Jason Gray
F.E.A.R
I’m writing a character like this
Josiah Hughes
Coming or going?