History Creator / Arkas

* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: The "Rosa" series revolves around Rosa, a girl who's hellbent on imposing rights for minorities while verbally attacking majorities. For example, in one comic she's mad at her father for being white, straight and male.

** Certain "Rosa" comics have the titular character [[PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad reject films she considers offensive]]: she accuses ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'' and ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs'' of sexism and ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994'' of patriarchism, and only wants to watch a ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' film.

** Downplayed with Thanasis in the Rosa series. He is not as bad as Junior, but does try to use others for his own gain, will harrass others when he knows someone else will pay the price and his love for Sissy is very, very unhealthy.

* HatedByAll: The rooster in "The Rooster" is hated by everybody in the farm, excluding the worm and the pig.

* NiceMice: Averted with Montecristo the mouse in "The Lifer", who's an arrogant, nasty {{Jerkass}}.

* {Hypocrite}:

** Rita mocks Asomatos all the time for his lack of arms and legs. She is a snake, so her ableist jokes are also [[HypocriticalHumor at her expense]].

* EnfantTerrible: Junior in "Flying Starts" is a {{Jerkass}} to everyone, especially his father.

* ThreateningShark: The shark in "Dangerous Waters", and his BeleagueredAssistant and [[WithFriendsLikeThese best friend]] Cornelius lets him know it.

* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: The "Rosa" series revolves around Rosa, a girl who's hellbent on imposing rights for everyone excluding people who don't. For example, in one comic she's mad at her father for being white, straight and male.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: The rooster in "The Rooster" is hated by everybody in the farm, excluding the worm and the pig.

Arkas (Greek: Αρκάς) is the pen name of a Greek comics artist that started his work in early 1981. His comics have a unique style, combining humor and sometimes deep philosophical questions. The structure of the stories is very simple, with each volume having individual strips which follow some general plot guidelines. Most of the time there's only two main characters: [[RedOniBlueOni One is the rational, sceptical and questioning figure, while the other is a rude, vulgar or just empty-headed character who has most of the funny punchlines]]. The stories take place in a variety of different locations/situations and the protagonists can be humans, animals or even videogame characters.

* ''Ιncongruous Love''

* SoapPunishment: In one "Flying Starts" comic, Junior's father tells Junior how his mother washed out his mouth when she heard him swear. When he asked Junior if he knew what happened the second time, Junior said [[InvertedTrope she washed out her ears]].

** Noah tells the centaurs he can't let them in because they're neither humans nor animals, and tells them [[DeadlyEupherism that since they'll stay out, they'll see the manager soon]].

* JerkassGods: If God is shown, chances are he'll be this. The "Waiting for the Rain" series' portrayal of him, for example, {{troll}}s Noah by changing the weather to snow or sun, and even cancelling the storm in the final strip.

* NoahsStoryArc: One of Arkas' comic series, "Waiting for the Rain", has Noah and his son preparing for the storm. Naturally, mainly due to [[JerkassGods God being a]] {{Troll}} to Noah and his son's [[TheDitz ineptitude and stupidity]], HilarityEnsues.

* NoahsStoryArc: One of Arkas' comic series, "Waiting for the Rain", has Noah and his son preparing for the storm. Due to [[JerkassGods God being a]] {{Troll}} to Noah and his son's [[TheDitz ineptitude and stupidity]], HilarityEnsues.

* SphereEyes: Most of the characters are drawn with big, round eyes that are close to each other and have dropping eyelids.

* BaitAndSwitchComparison: In one of the books, one character complains about the Greek government being a circus, pointing out that one is a cheap troupe of acrobats[[note]]In Greek, one word for "acrobat" is a slang for "idiot"[[/note]], clowns and animals, while the other is a popular spectacle loved by children.

* JerkassGods: If God is shown, chances are he'll be this. The "Waiting for the Rain" series' portrayal of him, for example, {{troll}}s Noah to the point of cancelling the storm in the final strip.

* CrapsackWorld: Most of the characters, if not all of them, are either morons, perverts, {{Jerkass}}es, sexists, [[DeadpanSnarker sarcastic]], greedy, violent, morally corrupt, or some combination of the above.

* CrapsackWorld: Most of the characters, if not all of them, are either morons, perverts, {{Jerkass}}es, racists, abusive, greedy, violent, mentally ill, morally corrupt, or some combination of the above.

* AssInALionsSkin: Junior in "Flying Starts" hates being a sparrow so much, he passes himself off as other birds, but [[PaperThinDisguise obviously fails to persuade others]], especially his father.

* SmallNameBigEgo: Junior in "Flying Starts" is an arrogant sparrow who [[AssInALionsSkin refuses to accept he's one, tries to pass himself off as another bird]], and generally thinks he's better than he actually is.

* AsideGlance: Most "Flying Starts" strips end with a character (mostly Junior's father) staring at the reader as a reaction to the punchline.

* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Most of the main characters are {{Jerkass}}es, and delightfully so.

* OnlySixFaces: Most of the characters have {{Gag Nose}}s and SphereEyes with droopy eyelids.
* NiceMice: Averted with Montecristo the mouse in "The Lifer", who's an arrogant {{Jerkass}}.

Arkas (Greek: Αρκάς) is the pen name of a Greek comics artist that started his work in early 1981. His comics have a unique style, combining humor and sometimes deep philosophical questions. The structure of the stories is very simple, with each volume having individual strips which follow some general plot guidelines. Most of the time there's only two main characters: [[RedOniBlueOni One is the rational, sceptical and questioning figure, while the other is a rude, vulgar or just empty-headed character who has most of the funny punchlines]]. The stories take place in a variety of different locations/situations and the protagonists can be humans, animals or even videogame characters.

Arkas (Greek: Αρκάς) is the pen name of a Greek comics artist that started his work in early 1981. His comics have a unique style, combining humor and sometimes deep philosophical questions. The structure of the stories is very simple, with each volume having individual strips which follow some general plot guidelines. Most of the time there's only two main characters: [[RedOniBlueOni One is the rational, sceptical and questioning figure, while the other is a rude, vulgar or just empty-headed character who has most of the funny punchlines]. The stories take place in a variety of different locations/situations and the protagonists can be humans, animals or even videogame characters.