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* [[Base Breaker]]: LOLBAT is in the lead, although a lot of Kurtz twists and addons have the same element. Skull's diminuitive, ambitious cousin, and Scratch Fury and many others all have their detractors. |
* [[Base Breaker]]: LOLBAT is in the lead, although a lot of Kurtz twists and addons have the same element. Skull's diminuitive, ambitious cousin, and Scratch Fury and many others all have their detractors. |
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* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Scott's Dad is probably the darkest horse to become as popular as he has with the fanbase, but Scott does try not to overuse him. |
* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Scott's Dad is probably the darkest horse to become as popular as he has with the fanbase, but Scott does try not to overuse him. |
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* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: An early strip has Skull take over from Robbie for a while, wearing his hat. After Robbie comes back, Skull refuses to give it back unless he's given another hat to replace it. "Make it a really cool hat". [[Description Cut]] to Skull wearing a fez. [[Doctor Who |
* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: An early strip has Skull take over from Robbie for a while, wearing his hat. After Robbie comes back, Skull refuses to give it back unless he's given another hat to replace it. "Make it a really cool hat". [[Description Cut]] to Skull wearing a fez. [[Doctor Who|After all, fezzes are cool]]. |
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** This was lampshaded in a 2011 strip where Skull gets out his old fez and announces that [[Matt Smith]] has made them cool again. |
** This was lampshaded in a 2011 strip where Skull gets out his old fez and announces that [[Matt Smith]] has made them cool again. |
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* [[Les Yay]] - Brent mistakes Jade and Miranda for this at Miranda's introduction to the comic. |
* [[Les Yay]] - Brent mistakes Jade and Miranda for this at Miranda's introduction to the comic. |
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** Also occurs when Jade creates her own women's only magazine. See [[Thanks for |
** Also occurs when Jade creates her own women's only magazine. See [[Thanks for the Mammary]]. |
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* [[Memetic Mutation]] - '''[http://www.pvponline.com/my-parents-are-dead Batman's parents are DEEEEEAAAAD!]''' |
* [[Memetic Mutation]] - '''[http://www.pvponline.com/my-parents-are-dead Batman's parents are DEEEEEAAAAD!]''' |
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* [[The Scrappy]] - Skull's cousin Schecky. |
* [[The Scrappy]] - Skull's cousin Schecky. |
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Revision as of 11:57, 9 April 2014
- Base Breaker: LOLBAT is in the lead, although a lot of Kurtz twists and addons have the same element. Skull's diminuitive, ambitious cousin, and Scratch Fury and many others all have their detractors.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: Scott's Dad is probably the darkest horse to become as popular as he has with the fanbase, but Scott does try not to overuse him.
- Hilarious in Hindsight: An early strip has Skull take over from Robbie for a while, wearing his hat. After Robbie comes back, Skull refuses to give it back unless he's given another hat to replace it. "Make it a really cool hat". Description Cut to Skull wearing a fez. After all, fezzes are cool.
- This was lampshaded in a 2011 strip where Skull gets out his old fez and announces that Matt Smith has made them cool again.
- Les Yay - Brent mistakes Jade and Miranda for this at Miranda's introduction to the comic.
- Also occurs when Jade creates her own women's only magazine. See Thanks for the Mammary.
- Memetic Mutation - Batman's parents are DEEEEEAAAAD!
- The Scrappy - Skull's cousin Schecky.
- Mary Sue - Marcy, who bests Francis in everything, is a talented artist, and whose only flaw is jealousy, once, when Francis flirts with a cosplayer.
- They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot - Several of Kurtz' recent (well, last-couple-of-years kind of recent) plots build up an impressive and possibly even grandiose story arc, only to fizzle out on a short anticlimax. Take for example Robbie's brewing company, Brent's deal with the devil, or the developer that tried to bribe them into giving a good review of his game, all plots which could have been fantastic if not for the fact that Kurtz apparently chickened out right when he got to the hook.