21:33 Spitting facts. Great analysis overall!

Wiess my favorite Girl from story

Oh shit this channel is a hidden gem

When i go to school i just go "when there's trouble you know who to call" and then they say "ghostbusters!" like WHAT

Snapes reveal will 'always' (see what I did there) be one of the greatest plot twists of all time, in my opinion. Ill always remember how it felt in theatres. my jaw hit the floor and goosebumps completely washed over me. its so tragic yet so surprising and inspiring. the bitter hero playing a villian the whole time in order to beat the real villian who took away the only thing he cared about.... goosebumps. theres so many great plot twists out there and im not even a huge potter fan but that one has always stuck out to me. the music does a lot of heavy lifting too

I’m still curious about tae

Good character writing will always boil down to writing a *person* rather than a "character". You have to understand the psychology of the person you've crafted. Why they do the things they do, who they are as a person, what role they play, and how that might change. This is why a lot of writing now has glaring flaws and contradicting logic. They write a flat character that consists of fun ideas, or they end up being a trope rather than what that character needs to be. A person, and an at LEAST somewhat believable one. Without that, how can you connect with the story or care about any of the characters? This goes hand in hand with the "suspension of disbelief" idea, too. How can I take a TV show seriously if the main character can only be defined as "happy go lucky" for example?... That's not a person. That's "Happy, The Character", and while they might be fighting for justice, why the hell would I care when all they stand for is, "Happy"? All this to say, yes, characters should be allowed to be jerks because PEOPLE are, and PEOPLE are flawed, and PEOPLE are complex. PEOPLE change. The one dimensional character who's only fault is being happy and caring too much can't change. The writer doesn't see them as a person. So they end up being nothing more than A Character. And honestly, no story is more uninteresting than one that plain & lifeless!

You’re making me want to make videos about OG Teen Titans

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8:22 IIRC. The Cousins couldn’t do the Stare in CBM1 because they didn’t have their Tummy Symbols yet

The lore of steven universe is just sad😢

If I had a nickel for every time an epic fantasy project involving Aaron Ehasz wrote a father who had two children, a son and a daughter, where the son had to be saved from death, causing their mother to leave behind the son and daughter immediately afterwards to return to an environment more familiar to her, only to have the son grow up to be the unfavored sibling while the daughter loyally followed in her father's footsteps as a powerful magic user, while the son discovered that his father's actions were wrong, leading to a redemption arc, and at one point threatened his father with his sword during one of the major battles of the series, while the daughter has something close to a mental breakdown because of what her loyalty to her father means to her, while the father remains manipulative, abusive, and imperialistic, then I would have two nickels, which isn't a lot, but its weird that it happened twice

They also did one more 80s era Nelvana special called The Care Bears Nutcracker Suite. Its proably the more rare of all the specials.

Part 2 Is basically a reboot/jump on point for the weekly Nelvana series.

I think a thing that really complicates things is people’s ideas on irony and post irony

Love the video. I didn’t realise how interesting this trope could be.

Are kronk and fred really himbos there both intelligent there just quirky tv reasons of being smart is superficial

I like idea that Yugiri is not confused after her reborn, just because old era people are more adaptability.

Love your stuff //_%

"Ooh! I LOVE the found family trope!"

*screams into the void* “PERCY JACKSON IS NOT AN IDIOT!”

Bow should be top 5!

it’s so funny I like naoka it’s the blonde girl who sucks and is irredeemable 😭😭

The second movies ending song though.

i headcannon that tae's awake, just stupid. not in a rude way, but as in, she has a very low iq.

This pretty much opened my eyes as I'm not that close to my older or younger sibling, but I know that they still care about me at the end of the day. I just wish that all of this was a bit more clear in the show I love the analysis though, great job!

You deserve more subscribers.

I was internaly complaining about the whole "laughing at people that can't do chores" but damn 2:46

This reminds me of the episode of tAWoG where gumball gets really unlucky and a radiator explodes. Gave me anxiety about radiators as a kid lmap

I'd like to shout out a kind of inverse of the incompetent dad trope called The Way of the Househusband, which is a comedy anime on netflix. The show is about a former yakuza whos become the stay at home husband of a working woman. Most of the jokes arent about him not knowing how to do housework, hes actually incredibly good at most of it, but about the sheer zeal with which he does them, and the stark contrast between his intimidating mobster exterior and actually very gentle behaviour. This man is physically incapable of giving less than 1000% in anything he does, and it makes for a great laugh.

I think this trope wont go away as long as people have appliances. It will probably become uncommon as the reasons for it become less prominent but it will always be a good, tried and true trope. We all have those moments afterall of an incredibly mundane screw up that in the moment does feel as ridiculous as on TV because it happened on top of other everyday type stresses. Compounding the stress, anxiety and frustration that often punctuates average life. Its certainly more relatable than the fantastical problems fictional characters often face.

haha pleasantville where a functional enough community goes on its way to become a shithole heheheheheheehheheheheheeheheheehehhehehe XDXDXDXDXDX im laughin it I do get the double subversion though

nothing like a vidoe essay with 183 veiws. awww ya hell ya great lovin this yum yum num num hell ya

0:51 "The demon who Dresses both like Ten year old boy and the coolest lesbian ever"

Holy grail I thought i was the only one who saw the religious undertones of the care bears

when will Mattel make an Ordinary Barbie?

Definitely do more drunk videos. It's not good for your health but hey it's great content😂

I prefer popples. ;p;

Please let me join the Wildberry Princess hate club

I don't feel like 0:51 Sokka and Katarra are a good example of this, because Katarra is the younger sibling but acts as the parental figure, but Sokka is the over protective one.

I remember watching Sakura's death on some video I saw before seeing the anime, I forgot which video did I saw it but the bit showed up randomly and I was confused what was all that, after seeing the anime, the character analysis of Sakura, made me think me think of her as Sayori from DDLC because they do have some similarities about their happiness, depression issues and other stuffs that can be related to each other, but my character is Ai because of her personality, my favorite humor of the is where the girls bump into people when they're not wearing their makeup which they'll be screaming at each other including that episode where they go to the Drive-in Tori restaurant because of Tae's funny moments, and my favorite song of ZLS is the season 2 opening theme

Yes finally someone else who has seen Why Women Kill

i really hate the mean spirited version of this trope but the like accidental/playful punching bag trope if done properly can actually be really charming

Courtney is non-binary

I think I might've made my fanmade Link a himbo. He's Ganondorf's son and Ganondorf deliberately kept him sheltered from the atrocities he committed because he recognized that Link (his birth name is Voe Dragmire) is a moral enough person to break rank if he knows about it. This means that he's really naive (he first met two of his traveling companions when they almost succeeded in scamming him). He's very friendly even towards people who are being downright awful to him (most notable in his interactions with his Zelda, whose frostiness towards Ganondorf's kid quickly turns into awkward, angry tsundere energy towards this dumb** she constantly has to rescue and is just too nice for his own good.) He's actually pretty feminine, though, having zero issue dressing in a vai outfit and spends a bunch of downtime messing with his hair and appearance. When Zelda asks him how he's so comfortable pretending to be a girl, he basically goes, "Well, I know Im a guy. Why does it matter what everyone else thinks I am?" Also, he figures out Zelda (crossdressing to hide her identity) is a girl wayyy before any of the other main characters but kept quiet about it because she has reasons for doing that and its none of his business.

*GASP* Joey Wheeler is a himbo!

People were just projecting avatar yangChen ‘s pragmatism on kyoshi.