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Line 1: {{trope}} {{cleanup\|Needs a better name — the one it has now sounds like somebody wants to ''stop'' someone else from doing something, but the trope is about somebody ''encouraging'' someone else to do something.}} {{quote\|'''Al''': Can I get a "[[Trope Namer\|Whoa, Bundy]]"? [''the other Bundys [[Team Handstack\|put their hands in a circle]]''] '''Everyone''': Whoooooaa, BUNDY! }} \|''[[Married... with Children]]'' }} A subset of [[Operation Blank]], where several characters are [[Huddle Power\|huddled together]] to discuss a [[Zany Scheme]]. [[Team Handstack\|The de facto leader then asks everybody to put their hands in the center, to signify that they're down with the plan. "Ready, on three! One, two, three..." and they all lower or raise their hands in unison]], and sometimes [[Hilarity Ensues]]. Sometimes there is a [[Seinfeldian Conversation]] on when exactly [[On Three]] is, ruining the excitement of the moment. A different version of this trope pops up in sports-related films and movies, where instead of a [[Zany Scheme]], they design a play to set up for a [[Miracle Rally]], usually with only three seconds left to go in the game. {{examples}}▼ Sometimes comes out of, or leads into, a situation where [[We All Do It Together]]. ▲{{examples}} == [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == * Many of the Devil Bats' huddles during football games in the anime ''[[Eyeshield 21]]'' break with a cry of "Crush them! YA-HA!" "YA-HA!", while in the manga they did the same, but used "kick their asses!" instead. Many of their opponents have similar Whoa Bundy cries. ** I thought it was "Kill them!" instead of "Crush them!" * In ''[[Bleach]]'', after the heroes infiltrate Las Noches, Renji calls for a [[Whoa, Bundy!~~]] -- something~~—something he never got the stoic captain of his squad to do. * ''[[Naruto]]'': Team Guy gets everyone together after Gai's big speech and puts his hand out for a [[Whoa, Bundy!]]. [[Hot-Blooded\|Lee]] puts his in after a grunt from Gai. [[Only Sane Man\|Tenten]] puts hers in, resignedly, after more Gai grunts. [[The Comically Serious\|Neji]] refuses. Grunt. No dice. ''Grunt.'' Cut to shot of forest as the grunting continues until Neji relents and completes the circle. ** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~[[WKF~~WKF6LpMRlBU ~~6 Lp M Rl BU]~~Video]. == [[Comic Books]] == Line 20 ⟶ 24: == [[Film]] == * [[The Mighty Ducks (film)\|The Mighty Ducks]]' "Quack! Quack! Quack!" should{{verify}} qualify. * [[Mystery Team]] does this.{{context}} * In the first [[Scooby Doo]] live action movie this comes up twice: once when Shaggy tries to get the gang to join but only Scooby complies (the others being angry with the rest of the gang at the time), and [[Call Back\|again]] at the end when they finally all do it. Line 41 ⟶ 45: [[Category:Truth in Television]] [[Category:Whoa, Bundy!]] [[Category:Esoteric Trope Names]]