History Main / ExcitedTitleTwoPartEpisodeName

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' has all of its episode titles end with an exclamation mark, in reference to the SilverAge comics.

* The ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime: "[[http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/DP038 Explosive Birth! Cycling Road!!"]][[hottip:*:Known in the U.S. as "One Big Happiny Family!", the 38th ''Diamond and Pearl'' episode; 504th episode overall.]] At least 54% of the translated Japanese episode titles are like this, while virtually none of the English dub titles are like this. Almost all of them use exclamation points at the end, though, as seen in [[http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_anime_episodes this comprehensive list.]]
** The closest that an English ''Pokémon'' episode title has ever come to outright mimicking the two-sentences-with-exclamation-points structure of the Japanese episode titles is the 38th ''Best Wishes''/''Black and White'' episode (695th episode overall), named "[[http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/BW038 Movie Time! Zorua in "The Legend of the Pokémon Knight"!]]"[[hottip:*: Similar to how several of the ''Black and White'' episodes have been doing lately, this title is a nearly a direct translation of the original Japanese title: "Zorua The Movie! The Legend of the Pokémon Knight!!"]].

* While ''SuperSentai'' and ''Franchise/KamenRider'' titles are often down-to-Earth unless it's part of a gag, MetalHeroes titles could get insane. Some gems from ''SpaceSheriffGavan'': "The Beauty's Cries That Cut Through the Night! The Phantom Coach in the Fog," "Mystery? Emergency Hospital! Humanity's Great Collapse Approaches," and "When I Returned From School, My House was a Makuu Base." No, ''not one of these'' was a "one ''kanji'' in Japanese makes five words in English" case.

** Episode 81 with ''Sleep in hell!! Kouji Kabuto!!''
** The heart-wrenching episode 90 ''Enrage Shiro!! Defeat your mother's vestige!!'' where Shiro showed beyond any doubt he was an IronWoobie

* ''Anime/MazingerZ did this in approximately one third of all episodes. It was specially usual in the last season. To name a few:
** Episode 12 gave us ''Traitor! Great transformation robot Bicong!''
** Episode 14 ''Infuriate! Sleeping giant Spartan!''
** Episode 22 ''Ambush attack!! Sea floor stronghold Salude!''

** ''Big air-raid! Baras K is the sky's outlaw'' in episode 33
** Episode 43: ''Assault!! Parachute surprise attack force''

** And the two-episodes GrandFinale, ''Last Chance!! Dr. Hell's decisive battle to the death!!'', and ''Death Match!! Resurrect our Mazinger Z!!''.

* ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' tends toward this formula, and also towards somewhat... ''violent'' terminology ("Criminals! Pray, Before You Die!")
** "Rip Into the Nerve Cells! No Requiem for the Bad Guys!"
** "Search Order, From Satan!"

* While not every ''SuperSentai'' series does this, ''JukenSentaiGekiranger'' is one that does. "Zowa-Zowa! [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Five Venom Fists]]!" The first exclamation of every ''Gekiranger'' title, by the way, is total nonsense, even in Japanese. They're words made up by [[TheHero Jan/GekiRed]] who was [[RaisedByAnimals Raised By Pandas]].

* Very common for ''Anime/PrettyCure'' series many of which are just blatant spoilers for the episode. ''Anime/HeartcatchPrettyCure'' has fun with this having an episode titles like "Rejected ramen! Repairing the father-son bonds!"

* ''Manga/DragonBall Z''
** ''[[Anime/DragonBallKai Dragon Ball Z Kai]]'' also qualifies, since many of the English episode titles were more accurately translated from their Japanese counterparts.

* ''Anime/MazingerZ'' had the infamous episode title "Kouji Kabuto Dies in Lava!". [[spoiler:He didn't.]]

A specific form of IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming. See also ExcitedShowTitle.

* The Japanese dub of ''TheMonkees'' episode "Captain Crocodile" has it's title simply written as "YUKAI!" Translation: "FUN!" ...which makes absolute perfect sense if you've seen the episode.

* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' had an episode titled "Bride of Choatica!" The only episode to date to end with an exclamation point, as it was a parody of sci-fi of the early twentieth century.
** ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' had "Operation - Annihilate!"
* ''StargateSG1's'' episode "Wormhole X-Treme!" was a self-parody episode about a ShowWithinAShow. Said SWAS qualifies for ExcitedShowTitle

* ''Music/TheAquabats'' seem to end the titles of all their albums and songs in exclamation points: "Super Rad!" and "Lobster Bucket!" from "Fury of the Aquabats!", "Fashion Zombies!" from "Charge!", etc.

* Music/ShaniaTwain also has several song titles that end in exclamation points, as well as her 2002 album ''Up!''
* ''[[Music/{{Wu-Tang Clan}} Blackout!]]'' and ''Blackout! 2''.
* Panic! At the Disco. Self explanatory. For awhile they took out the exclamation point, but it's back now.

* ThomasDolby's song "Hyperactive!"
* Music/CeeLoGreen's song "Fuck You!" (though the clean version is just "Forget You")
* Track 11, "Lions!" on Music/{{Lights}}'s first album, The Listening.

[[AC:{{Literature}}]]
* A few of the books in the ''GeronimoStilton'' series (e.g. "I'm Too Fond of my Fur!" "Watch Your Whiskers, Stilton!")
* All the chapters of the book TheTrolls end with an exclaimation point!
* The NUMASeries has "Raise The Titanic!", "Night Probe!", and "Pacific Vortex!"

In dubbing, these are usually changed to something else entirely, usually a {{pun}} of some sort.

* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' does this very often. The English dub gives the episodes more sensible titles.
** Not that most viewers will ever know: each episode's TitleCard only contains the episode ''number'', while the actual titles [[AllThereInTheManual have to be found elsewhere]].

* ''{{MazingerZ}}'' had the infamous episode title "Kouji Kabuto Dies in Lava!". [[spoiler:He didn't.]]

* ''{{Mazinkaiser}}'' had the infamous episode title "Kouji Kabuto Dies in Lava!". [[spoiler:He didn't.]]

*** However, there was a subversion in episode 21, "Juri's Partner? My Leomon-sama!". The rumour mill from the announcement of the episode title on ran with exclamations of the most obvious interpretation, and moderators and {{Big Name Fan}}s worked just as hard to calm the rumours down or squash them. Guess what? Both sides were right: Juri ''does'' become the fourth Tamer, and Leomon ''does'' become her partner -- but not yet, and not for a long time.

* This is even parodied in some anime series. In ''Anime/DaiMahouTouge'' (a DeadBabyComedy MagicalGirl [[TheParody Parody]]), there's an episode called "Holy Crap, Decisive Battle of Breakfast?! If you don't pray you'll be killed, Cuckoo-san!" The title has ''nothing'' to do with the episode. The titles in the series get progressively longer and more absurd, until "You had swept your bangs back for the first time when I saw you under the apple tree. The flower-comb in your hair, I thought you were a flower, too." ''Yes'', that entire thing is the episode title.

End of Trope Page!! The Indexes Revealed?

* The only ''Anime/YuGiOh'' episodes ''not'' to have titles like these in Japan are the season-enders. A random example: "''The Strongest! The Magnificent! Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon!''". One of the only non-season ender titles is also spoilerrific: [[spoiler: "''Jounouchi's Death''"]].
** I'd call that second one an extremely clever subversion, as [[spoiler: Jounouchi doesn't die.]]

* ''TheRaccoons'' did this with Every. Single. Episode.
* From ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': "Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in ''The Curse of the Flying Hellfish''."

In dubbing, these are usually changed to something else entirely, usually a pun of some sort.

* This trope remembers there was a big upset during the run of ''Anime/DigimonTamers'' because of how spoilery these titles can be. Especially when one episode title was [[spoiler:[[TonightSomeoneDies "The Kindhearted Hero!! Leomon Dies!]]"]]

* ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'' indulges in this ''occasionally'', in four episode titles ("We're 2nd Year Students!", "The Ocean, Summer Kimonos, and a Party!", "Entrance Exams Study Camp!", and "Onwards, Entrance Exams!") and four chapter titles ("Wildcat Tomo-chan!", "Go With Enthusiasm!", "Sea!" and "Fight!"). I can't speak for the Japanese episode titles, but of the chapter titles, "Fight!" is the only one whose original Japanese title is ''not'' as excited.