Mundane Made Awesome/Western Animation: Difference between revisions

** If you were going to pose for a statue that potentially hundreds of people would see for the next 12 hours, wouldn't you strike the most impressive pose possible? And if you could get a do-over every 24 hours, why not do it better?

** Plus, they have an interest in maintaining their camouflage, and preserving a threatening image.

* Various characters in ''[[Invader Zim]]'' made frequent use of the trope, in conjunction with stylized expressions and loud vocalizations. The very first instance would have to be:

{{quote|'''Professor Membrane''': Quiet, son! I'm making ''(large field of electricity crackles)''... toast!}}

** '''[[Memetic Mutation|"CHOCOLATE?! CHOCOLATE!!!!"]]'''

** The show for many fans.

** The episode "D-Yikes!," a parody of ''[[300|Three Hundred]] 300'', features [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67KXHqNNJks Mrs. Garrison making coffee].

*** In that same episode, an unknown lesbian character takes a potato chip... [[Death Note|and '''eats''' it.]]

* In ''[[The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack]]'', a huge monstrous ogre-type tries to defeat Captain K'nuckles in a poker game with, as he puts it: "Pair of... TWOOOOOOOOOOSS!!" (He loses, naturally).

** With a pair of threes no less.

* ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'' practically ''runs'' on this trope. For example, the episode "Tip of the Day" ended with a crowd song about ''[[What the Heck Is An Aglet?|aglets]]'' (you know, those plastic things on the ends of a shoelace ([[Justice League (animation)|their true purpose is sinister]])).

** "Raging Bully": After accidentally causing Buford to drop Ice Cream on himself, Phineas is challenged to a duel, and the entire episode has them set up a boxing ring, going through a Rocky-style training montage... all for a thumb war! THE MOST EPIC THUMB WAR EVER, even with an overly excited commentator!

 

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