Display title | Talking Appliance Sidekick |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A subtrope of Non-Human Sidekick, normally a Snarky Non-Human Sidekick, that has become very popular in Web Comics, the Talking Appliance Sidekick is an inanimate object, normally a household appliance that talks and... you see where we're going with this. Beyond that, they are very likely to be part of a comic with a technological or a fandom bent; if it's Two Gamers on a Couch, expect something related to game consoles, and if it's a comic about the Surrey Woman's Institute knitting circle, expect it to be a sewing machine. Such a character will have a lot of similar attributes of the Robot Buddy, but sometimes is used as a parody or deconstruction of it and, like a lot of webcomic sidekicks, will be the outrageous Comedic Sociopath. |