History Main / ExcitedTitleTwoPartEpisodeName

* ''WesternAnimation/ClerksTheAnimatedSeries'' may not be anime, but its titles get progressively longer with each episode, culminating in "Dante and Randal and Jay and Silent Bob and a Bunch of New Characters and Lando, Take Part in a Whole Bunch of Movie Parodies Including But Not Exclusive To, The Bad News Bears, The Last Starfighter, Indiana Jones and the Temple Of Doom, Plus a High School Reunion." I kid you not.

* Season 2 of the ''WesternAnimation/CloneHigh'' reboot has an episode titled "Don't You Get It? Sports Are Huge in This Town" (most other episodes of the series had TitleColonSubtitle or ColonCancer titles, while most reboot season 1 episodes had more conventional few-word unpunctuated titles).

* Every level (except level 6) in the ''VideoGame/ScottPilgrim'' game. For example, Lucas Lee's level is "Movie Madness! Follow that Star!" while Todd Ingram's level is "Evil Ex Crossover! Take Down Clash at Demonhead!"

* ''Manga/OnePiece'' is the king of the Excited Episode Title: "Monsters Appear! Don't Mess with the Whitebeard Pirates!" 298 out of 329 episodes (90.5%) of the translated titles, at the time this was written, are like this.
** while the exact percentages are unclear, One Piece now has over 1075 episodes, the overwhemling majority of which stil use this title formula.

*** Done regularly in the Spanish translation, with such level names as Petey Piranha strikes back!, Furious Wiggler ahoy!, Run thought the sand verus Il Piantissimo!, Three Chain Chomplets looses out! and Missión: rescue the mayor!!

** ''VideoGame/MarioParty7'':
*** All six of Bowser's minigames, plus the boss minigame he's involved in, end with an exclamation point: "Funderwall!", "Funstacle Course!", "Magmagical Journey!", "Slot-O-Whirl!", "Treasure Dome!", "Tunnel of Lava!", and "Bowser's Lovely Lift!"
*** The 1-vs.-3 Mic minigames include "Be My Chum!" and "[=StratosFEAR=]!"

* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'': Not only are many of the episode titles hammy in and of themselves ("Voyage Of Temptation", "Brain Invaders", "The Zillo Beast Strikes Back" to name only a few), the titles are announced by the narrator and followed by terribly excited-sounding introduction monologues as well. Even when the plot summary is about political debates and skullduggery, the announcer makes it as portentious as possible.
%%* ''WesternAnimation/WonderPets'' usually does this.

* ''Manga/OnePiece'' is the king of the Excited Episode Title: "Monsters Appear! Don't Mess with the Whitebeard Pirates!" 298 out of 329 episodes (90.5%) of the translated titles are like this.

** And it's not just the episodes. The Japanese dubbers didn't find the series title "[[{{Transformers}} The Transformers]]'' to be Excited enough, and inflated it to "Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformer." After the post-movie TimeSkip, it becomes "Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformer 2010."

* ''Anime/BlueSeed'': In the French version, none of the titles are translated, but there are definitely many exclamation marks among the Japanese characters. In the American version, the titles are translated, usually three sentence fragments from the main character, and keeping the exclamation points. For example, "It's Spring! It's the Capital! [[UsefulNotes/JapaneseStockPhrases I'll Do My Best!]]"

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePiratesInAnAdventureWithScientists'' - a thoroughly hilarious film about incompetent pirates from [[Creator/AardmanAnimations the makers]] of ''WesternAnimation/WallaceAndGromit'', as well as a rare example of this in film.

* In ''Anime/SeraphinasTeaQuest'', Chapter 5 is titled "Cloudy Skies! Heroes Get Sick Too!".