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{{Just for Fun}}
Feeling bored? Here's a challenge. Find a trope page on this site that '''doesn't''' reference at least one of these series.
Being [[Trope Overdosed]] indicates how popular a series is among [[The Contributors]]. The longer a series has been around has an effect. It's not hard to use a lot of [[trope]]s when you're a [[Long Runner]].
Not to be confused with [[Overdosed Tropes]], which are the same but inverted.
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* ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' (4290 inbound links as of March 17, 2020) - Pretty impressive for a 3-season, 61-episode TV show without that much in the way of supplementary material. Has a live-action adaptation, ''[[The Last Airbender]],''
▲'''[[Trope]] Saturated''' -- on more than 4000 pages
▲* ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' - Pretty impressive for a 3-season, 61-episode TV show without that much in the way of supplementary material. Has a live-action adaptation, ''[[The Last Airbender]],'' an ongoing [[Sequel Series]], ''[[The Legend of Korra]],'' and a concurrently published ongoing [[Interquel]] graphic novel trilogy, ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Promise]]''.
* ''[[Batman]]'' - [[Long Runner]] franchise about a [[Badass Normal]] superhero; spans multiple comic books, television series and movies.
* ''[[Bleach]]'' - more than 400 chapters of manga, 366 episodes of anime, several movies, and [[Loads and Loads of Characters|more or less every character trope in existence]].
* [[Buffy Verse]] - Which makes sense considering the original [[TV Tropes]] has its roots in [[Buffistas.org]], a ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''/''[[Angel]]'' community. Two shows, lasting from 1997-2004, each with a comic book continuation and the limited series ''[[Fray]]'' as well as a Spike spinoff comic.
* ''[[Digimon]]'' - Seven anime series and a separate film, five manga and at least thirty video games, almost all within their own [[Alternate Continuity]], and all spawned from the [[Spear Counterpart]] of ''Tamagotchi''.
* ''[[Discworld]]'' - Tons of books in a setting where Stories (and thus many [[trope]]s) [[Theory of Narrative Causality|are a law of nature]].
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* ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'' - Most of them are from the original 26 episode series and the ''End of Evangelion'' movie, by themselves making this franchise one of the shortest works to be included on this list. There's also an ongoing manga and 4 planned ''[[Rebuild of Evangelion|Rebuild]]'' movies, 2 of which were released as of this writing. [[Cash Cow Franchise|And lots of other adaptations]].
* ''[[One Piece]]'' - Over 600 manga chapters, 500 TV episodes, and ten movies. [[Long Runner]], since its first publication on [[Shonen Jump]] was in 1997.
* ''[[Pokémon]]'' - [[Cash Cow Franchise|Billion-dollar media franchise]] with multiple games and a [[Long Runners|long-running]] [[Pokémon (anime)|show]] (with 15
* ''[[Power Rangers]]'' - [[Long Runner]] children's [[Sentai]] series. Helped by its nature. Each year, the cast, story, props, sets, and costumes (and all associated [[trope]]s) are scrapped and they start clean the next season, making it less like "one show" and more like "17 separate but closely related shows".<ref>Or 14. It didn't start with a whole new cast each season until [[Power Rangers Lost Galaxy|the 7th season]].</ref> And yes, each of the seasons from ''[[Power Rangers Zeo|Zeo]]'' on has its own individual page.
* [[Real Life]] - The non-fictional world where we all live, [[Older Than Dirt]] and still going strong.
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* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!|Yu-Gi-Oh]]'' - Card game marketed franchise that includes anime and manga. Spawned the [[Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Abridged Series|first known abridged series]].
* ''[[Ace Attorney]]'' - [[Courtroom Antics]] in Video Game form. 7 games and a musical (soon to be 2) that has lots of [[Lampshading]], [[Shout-Out|Shout Outs]], and general [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?]] for a series about FRIKKING LAWYERS.
* ''[[The Avengers (Comic Book)|The Avengers]]''
* ''[[Babylon 5]]'' - A 90's Sci-Fi show that ran for five seasons, took the use of the [[Story Arc]] to a new level and is the [[Trope Namer]] for [[Wham! Episode]].
* ''[[Battlestar Galactica]]'' - Three different series, the third of which ran for over four seasons; also has a prequel series
* ''[[The Bible]]'' (2607 inbound links as of March 17, 2020) - [[Older Than Feudalism]] religious text, the main text of the world's largest religion, and has inspired many [[Shout-Out|Shout Outs]], [[Rule of Symbolism|symbolism]] and [[Faux Symbolism]] in other works.
* ''[[Call of Duty]]'' - Runs neck-and-neck with [[Halo]] as the defining FPS franchise of the 00's thanks to the [[Modern Warfare]] sub-series. Eight games in total.
* ''[[Castlevania]]'' – A [[Long Runner|long-running]] franchise that [[Trope Namer|helped shape up the]] [[Metroidvania]] genre.
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* [[The Muppets]] - Long-running puppet franchise, with [[Sesame Street|many]], [[The Muppet Show|many]], [[Fraggle Rock|many]], [[Muppet Babies|many]], [[Muppets Tonight|many]] TV series, and [[The Muppet Movie|several]] [[The Muppets Take Manhattan|film]] [[Muppet Treasure Island|adaptations.]]
* ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' - [[Cult Classic]] TV Show, with its main focus on skewering bad movies. [[Genre Popularizer|Popularized a new brand of "film criticism as entertainment." Continues to be a major influence on online]] [[Video Review Show|video review shows.]]
* ''[[The Order of the Stick]]'' (2395 inbound links as of March 17, 2020) - With over
* ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'' - Moooooooooooooom!!!! [[Phineas and Ferb]] is Trope Overdosed!
* ''[[Portal (series)|Portal]]'' - From the makers of [[Half-Life (series)|Half-Life]], a 2007 hit game and [[Portal 2|its sequel]]. Also tied in to the [[Half-Life (series)|Half-Life]] universe.
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* [[YouTube]] - Ubiquitous video-sharing website.
* ''[[8-
▲* ''[[24|Twenty Four]]'' - A hit TV series notable for taking place in nearly real-time.
▲* ''[[8-Bit Theater|Eight Bit Theater]]'' - [[Webcomics Long Runners|1224 strips plus an epilogue and other extras]]; [[Affectionate Parody]] of ''[[Final Fantasy I]]'' and role-playing games in general; [[Troperiffic]] [[Sadist Show|and uses just about]] [[Black and Gray Morality|every trope associated with]] [[Crapsack World|a flawed world and characters]].
* ''[[Adventure Time]]'' - [[Troperiffic]] [[Widget Series|widget]] cartoon with a rather big cult following about two heroes named Finn and Jake; been on the air since 2010. Also has a [[Adventure Time (comics)|comic book series]] published by [[Boom Studios]].
* ''[[Aladdin (novel)|Aladdin]]'' - An [[Older Than Radio]] French (maybe) tale supposedly from the ''[[Arabian Nights]]'', [[Adaptation Displacement|most popularly known]] as the [[Aladdin (Disney film)|1992 box-office hit]].
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* ''[[The Powerpuff Girls]]'' - One of Cartoon Network's most popular shows.
* ''[[The Princess Bride (novel)|The Princess Bride]]'' - A fantasy novel, particularly well-known as [[The Princess Bride (film)|the 1980's film]].
* ''[[Puella Magi Madoka Magica]]'' - A [[Deconstruction]] of the Magical Girl challenge. Premiering in 2011, it is the youngest work at this status, and with only twelve episodes, a manga adaptation and two [[Puella Magi Kazumi Magica|spin-off]] [[Puella Magi Oriko Magica|manga]] (the latter of which is already over), is one of the shortest works on this list. It also has three
* ''[[Ratchet & Clank|Ratchet and Clank]]'' - A lombax with a wrench joins forces with a little robot and goes around beating stuff with weapons.
* ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' - Cult mainstream comedy show from Britain set on a mining vessel.
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* ''[[Wonder Woman]]'' - The most iconic female superhero in all of comics.
* ''[[The World Ends With You]]''
* ''[[
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Abridged Series|Yu-Gi-Oh the Abridged Series]]'' - Very silly Internet-based [[Gag Dub]] of ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh]]''. [[Trope Codifier|A Codifier]] for [[The Abridged Series]].
* ''[[Yu Yu Hakusho]]''
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This doesn't mean that these series are actually better, just that more tropers watch them and add examples. Or possibly that [[Entry Pimp|one really, really crazy troper]] watches it and adds examples. Or possibly that the show just happens to have a [[Troperrific|really, really high trope quotient]] while a show you don't see on here doesn't.
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A brief note on methodology. <s>To determine a work's ranking under Trope Overdosed, you can take the "related to" number of the page related to a series that has the most references.</s>
#Go to the page
#Under "Tools" on the page menu, select "What links here"
#Count the links
Listings here are alphabetical.
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