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* CloningBlues: Averted; he knows that he's a knockoff of Vinny, but he's more than fine with it. This sentiment is shared by most of the other bootleg islanders, with the exception of Dheerse, who seems to desire being real.
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* CloningBlues: CloneAngst: Averted; he knows that he's a knockoff of Vinny, but he's more than fine with it. This sentiment is shared by most of the other bootleg islanders, with the exception of Dheerse, who seems to desire being real.
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Per TRS.
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* BigWhat: Prone to this when the game catches him off-guard (which is [[WidgetSeries often]]).
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* BigWhat: Prone to this when the game catches him off-guard (which is [[WidgetSeries often]]).off-guard.
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* TalkingToHimself: InUniverse, when Karl and Steve argue, Vinny does both voices.
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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* UncannyValley: Invoked, as he's designed to look very similar to Vinesauce, but with just enough differences to make him slightly creepy. Other than that, however, he seems to be the most normal of the copycats.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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%%* NoodleIncident: ''[[UpToEleven Every single thing involving them]]'' is this.
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%%* NoodleIncident: ''[[UpToEleven Every ''Every single thing involving them]]'' them'' is this.
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Loads And Loads Of Characters is no longer a trope
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Due to the presence of LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters, the islanders have been listed on two separate pages:
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Due to the presence of LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters, large cast, the islanders have been listed on two separate pages:
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removed because Bald Woman has been disambiged
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* BaldWoman: She completely lacks hair, sharing this trait with the previously all-male Jahns.
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* ItsPronouncedTroPAY: Since the game pronounces the normally silent E in Vinesauce's name, the islanders' nickname of "Vinesauce's look-alike" for Vinny himself inherits this trait.
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* TheMissingno: On a coding level, ⍰⍰⍰ only exists to prevent crashes. If an islander's MadLibsDialogue mentions a Mii, but the game can't process which Mii is being mentioned, then it places the three question mark blocks there and skips over the name.[[labelnote:Further explanation]]This generally happens if dialogue is said in the wrong context; for example, Peach's "speech" commemorating 9,999 problems being solved mentioned having lunch with them the other day, which is a quote that only normally comes up when a mistake is made when trying to get a Mii to propose at the fancy restaurant location (specifically, if the player taps the button on the bottom screen when the Mii being proposed to is thinking about a Mii other than the one who's trying to propose).[[/labelnote]]
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* TheMissingno: GlitchEntity: On a coding level, ⍰⍰⍰ only exists to prevent crashes. If an islander's MadLibsDialogue mentions a Mii, but the game can't process which Mii is being mentioned, then it places the three question mark blocks there and skips over the name.[[labelnote:Further explanation]]This generally happens if dialogue is said in the wrong context; for example, Peach's "speech" commemorating 9,999 problems being solved mentioned having lunch with them the other day, which is a quote that only normally comes up when a mistake is made when trying to get a Mii to propose at the fancy restaurant location (specifically, if the player taps the button on the bottom screen when the Mii being proposed to is thinking about a Mii other than the one who's trying to propose).[[/labelnote]]
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* AuthorAvatar: A [[WesternAnimation/SonicSatAM roboticized]] [[Manga/OnePiece Southbird]]. It occasionally makes cameos in the SB Edits.
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* AuthorAvatar: A [[WesternAnimation/SonicSatAM [[WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehogSatAM roboticized]] [[Manga/OnePiece Southbird]]. It occasionally makes cameos in the SB Edits.
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HTTPS is working oddly for Imgur (at least for me), so I'm seeing if regular HTTP works
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[[http://i.imgur.com/jQJys3I.jpg QR Code]] ([[https://i.imgur.com/FB4Wf18.jpg Mii Maker QR Code]])
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[[http://i.imgur.com/jQJys3I.jpg QR Code]] ([[https://i.([[http://i.imgur.com/FB4Wf18.jpg Mii Maker QR Code]])
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I got to the episode that features Vuntt's establishment as a separate character, and the voice isn't exactly the same as the Duke voice, but it's similar, as opposed to just being Vinny's normal voice with an odd inflection.
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* VocalEvolution: Vinny uses an accent of unspecified origin even before deciding he's a separate character, though the accent is the primary difference from Vinny's normal voice early on. By the time he's established as a separate character, the voice Vinny uses changes to one he used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video he made before starting Vinesauce.
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Whenever Vinny quotes him, he does so with the foreign-sounding accent, despite him not sounding much different from Vinesauce in-game. Around when Vinny decides the voice is coming from a separate character, the voice [[VocalEvolution has become]] the one he originally used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video for Duke himself (instead of Duke's usual American accent).
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Whenever Vinny quotes him, he does so with the foreign-sounding accent, despite him not sounding much different from Vinesauce in-game. Around when Vinny decides the voice is coming from a separate character, the voice [[VocalEvolution has become]] the one he originally used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video for Duke himself (instead of Duke's usual American accent).
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* VocalEvolution: Vinny uses an accent of unspecified origin even before deciding he's a separate character, though the accent is the primary difference from Vinny's normal voice early on. By the time he's established as a separate character, the voice Vinny uses changes to one closer to the one he used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video he made before starting Vinesauce.
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Whenever Vinny quotes him, he does so with the foreign-sounding accent, despite him not sounding much different from Vinesauce in-game. Around when Vinny decides the voice is coming from a separate character, the voice [[VocalEvolution has become]] similar to the one he originally used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video for Duke himself (instead of Duke's usual American accent).
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Whenever Vinny quotes him, he does so with the foreign-sounding accent, despite him not sounding much different from Vinesauce in-game. Around when Vinny decides the voice is coming from a separate character, the voice [[VocalEvolution has become]] similar to the one he originally used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video for Duke himself (instead of Duke's usual American accent).
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I found out after rewatching the videos that Vuntt Sk'dilda quotes predate references to him as a separate character, but Vinny's voice for him doesn't sound the same as when he's officially established
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Whenever Vinny quotes him, he does so with the foreign-sounding accent he originally used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video for Duke himself (instead of Duke's usual American accent), despite Vuntt not sounding much different from Vinesauce in-game.
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* VocalEvolution: Vinny uses an accent of unspecified origin even before deciding he's a separate character, though the accent is the primary difference from Vinny's normal voice early on. By the time he's established as a separate character, the voice Vinny uses changes to one he used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video he made before starting Vinesauce.
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Whenever Vinny quotes him, he does so with the foreign-soundingaccent accent, despite him not sounding much different from Vinesauce in-game. Around when Vinny decides the voice is coming from a separate character, the voice [[VocalEvolution has become]] the one he originally used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video for Duke himself (instead of Duke's usual American accent), despite Vuntt not sounding much different from Vinesauce in-game.
accent).
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Whenever Vinny quotes him, he does so with the foreign-sounding
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Vinny actually comments on the villager/islander terminology in Episode 24. Not sure how I didn't catch it already.
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** Earlier in the series, he had a tendency to refer to the island as a village and the islanders as villagers, due to his past experiences streaming ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' games (''Animal Crossing: New Leaf'' was released outside Japan about a year before ''Tomodachi Life''). He would later do the opposite and refer to his ''Animal Crossing: New Leaf'' villagers as islanders when streaming that game in May 2016.
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** Earlier in the series, he had a tendency tends to refer to the island as a village and the islanders as villagers, due to his past experiences streaming ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' games (''Animal Crossing: New Leaf'' was released outside Japan about a year before ''Tomodachi Life''). Life''), and acknowledges the latter in Episode 24 when he's giving Lamb Chop a hot dog costume. He would later do does the opposite and refer refers to his ''Animal Crossing: New Leaf'' villagers as islanders when streaming that game in May 2016.
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* StraightMan: Acts as this to virtually ''all'' of [[CloudCuckooland Vineland Island]].
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* StraightMan: Acts as this to virtually ''all'' of [[CloudCuckooland [[{{Cloudcuckooland}} Vineland Island]].
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* CatchPhrase: He had his Mii say "Good" because he himself has a tendency to say it. At one point, he said the word multiple times in a row.
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* CatchPhrase: He had has his Mii say "Good" because he himself has a tendency to say it. At one point, Early in the series, he said says the word multiple times in a row.
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I'm kind of tired right now; turns out that isn't it, either. I'm just going to cut that and merge it with the Good Counterpart example (which covers this already), since aversions are for tropes that are omnipresent, either in general or within a genre, and doesn't seem to cover work-specific instances (and it isn't subverted, since that would require it to be set up, which wasn't done since he's one of the first European characters shown).
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* EvilKnockoff: Defied. Unlike the other Vinesauce knockoffs, the AmbiguouslyEvil Vlinny and the ObviouslyEvil Vineschnoz, [=BootlegVin=] rivals Franchise/ProfessorLayton in his status as a British gentleman.
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* GoodCounterpart: To Vineschnoz. While 'Schnoz is completely bonkers, ill-tempered, runs most of the services on the corrupted island, and butchers his speech, [=BootlegVin=] is normal, calm, generally leaves the islanders to their own devices, and is 100% fluent in at least six languages. In addition, both were created by Vinesauce affiliates; Vineschnoz was made by Weinerless Steve (a zany fan who typically makes corruptions for Vinny), while [=BootlegVin=] was made by Captain Southbird (a more level-headed partner who focuses on stream highlights and programming).
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* GoodCounterpart: To Vineschnoz. While 'Schnoz is completely bonkers, ill-tempered, runs most of the services on the corrupted island, and butchers his speech, [=BootlegVin=] is normal, calm, generally leaves the islanders to their own devices, and is 100% fluent in at least six languages. In addition, both were created by Vinesauce affiliates; Vineschnoz was made by Weinerless Steve (a zany fan who typically makes corruptions for Vinny), while [=BootlegVin=] was made by Captain Southbird (a more level-headed partner who focuses on stream highlights and programming). He also lacks Vlinny's AmbiguouslyEvil nature; whereas Vlinny is portrayed as evil, despite rarely showing it, [=BootlegVin=] is only portrayed in a positive light.
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* EvilKnockoff: Averted. Unlike the other Vinesauce knockoffs, the AmbiguouslyEvil Vlinny and the ObviouslyEvil Vineschnoz, [=BootlegVin=] rivals Franchise/ProfessorLayton in his status as a British gentleman.
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* EvilKnockoff: Averted.Defied. Unlike the other Vinesauce knockoffs, the AmbiguouslyEvil Vlinny and the ObviouslyEvil Vineschnoz, [=BootlegVin=] rivals Franchise/ProfessorLayton in his status as a British gentleman.
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Whenever Vinny quotes him, he does so with an odd accent, despite him not sounding much different from Vinesauce in-game.
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Whenever Vinny quotes him, he does so with an odd accent, the foreign-sounding accent he originally used in a ''VideoGame/DukeNukem'' parody video for Duke himself (instead of Duke's usual American accent), despite him Vuntt not sounding much different from Vinesauce in-game.
