biwakening- hyunjin/jeongin (hyunin), 11.2k words
I didn’t corrupt him- minho/seungmin (2min), 4.2k words
Rumours- minho/seungmin (2min), 4.7k words
and they were roommates- minho/seungmin (2min), 7.2k words
What’s your name?- felix/jeongin (jeonglix), 6.1k words
minsung or 2min?- minho/jisung/seungmin (2minsung), 4.9k words
I either talk too much or I don’t talk at all there is no inbetween
Well...
That's one way to feel called out.
dude I feel called out in five different languages and ik only three
- The fact that some characters, hero or villain, have performed specific actions so often that when someone mentions that action, the character has to say “can you be more specific.”
- Large, boisterous, incredibly friendly Russians
- The dope slap. Just smacking someone upside the head as a way of telling someone that they were being an idiot
- When the morally ambiguous character leaves just before the final throwdown only to painfully admit that yes, they do care about their friends, then turn around and go back to help save the day
- Parents that are so obviously and healthily in love with each other that it has the high potential to embarrass their children
- When the authorities have the various members of the crew in an interrogation room and it cuts between the different interrogations to the crew either giving wildly different accounts of the same story or finishing each other’s sentences/answering each other’s questions
- When a character has every right to be frustrated at something physical and appears to be walking away calmly only to lose their cool a second later and grab a sledgehammer or smth
- Incredibly grandiose/unlikely threats. IE: “I’m going to play hopscotch in your chest cavity” or “I’m going to carve your heart out with a spoon.” Bonus points if the character that makes them follows through or makes a reference to them later on.
- Someone naming their weapon. Bonus points for naming it after a loved one or a lost love.
- The relationship between a pure force of unmitigated chaos and the one person that can (sometimes) keep them under control.
- Brick jokes. Like someone drops a line in Season 2, episode 3, only to have it referenced in Season 7, episode 9. The longer the brick is in the air, the better.
- Weaknesses that are really lame
- When a character has something that happens to them that removes all sense of a filter, and they start saying what’s *really* on their mind.
- Ambiguously worded questions. No matter how you answer, it’s going to lead to more humor.
- Communication errors for the sake of comedy, just like, in general
- Slipping innuendos into kids’ movies or shows
- The whole master/loyal assistant dynamic. Bonus points if there’s mutual pining or a secret relationship going on behind the scenes
I never knew that was called a brick joke and now it’s my new favourite term
tropes that should continue:
-butler being a bad ass motherfucker
-someone with a dark past is now a doting husband and father
-the clumsy fool being unkillable/immortal seemingly through luck
-a literal god, just being a dude
-the evil guy, is evil, but still has morals
-old witch lady
-vague gremlin is the best person of the bunch
-even satan loves his kids
Someone on TikTok said that bitches with anxiety love the enemies to lovers trope because the idea of having someone see all of our negative traits first and then still fall in love with us is really comforting since we worry that if someone sees our negative traits after they fall in love, they’ll leave us.
It’s me, I’m bitches.
Knew there was a reason I like that trope
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