History Tropers / MathsAngelicVersion

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 109 pet peeves (117 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

* Music/SoundHolic (a lot of the writing was done by someone else, but they used SH's Touhou Fan Music entry as a basis, and I did most of that)

* The {{doujin|shi}} music circle [=Ariabl'eyeS=]. I used to like them because their music sounded cool... and then I read their lyrics and found out that most of them amount to relentless misery. Needless to say, it led to a case of TooBleakStoppedCaring. ''Shuugeki no Romanesque'' in particular was so cruel and pointless that it turned me off the band for good. Summary: [[spoiler:A witch makes a girl possessed by a demon so that her lover is forced to kill her. (Worse, she seems to do it ForTheEvulz in the album itself, and the prequel revealing that she's motivated by spite doesn't make it much better).]] There's interesting or meaningful tragedy, and there's the narrative raining misery on its characters for the sake of it. This is the latter.

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 107 pet peeves (115 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 106 pet peeves (114 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

* Music/TouhouFanMusic

* Edginess, i.e. gratuitous use of dark elements that mostly serve as an attention grab. Common examples:
** Randomly killing off beloved characters just to shock you.

** Bad uses of SurpriseCreepy that amount to "You thought you were getting something fun and lighthearted? Nope! Here, have a graphic death scene!". Bonus points if that's the whole reason the work exists, such as the song "[=MopeMope=]" by [=LeaF=] and Optie, which is completely uninteresting if you take away the gimmick.

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 105 pet peeves (113 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

** The worst cases of edginess incorporate real-life issues in insensitive, thoughtless or flat-out offensive ways. Examples: "let's shove in lots of pointless rape scenes that serve no purpose other than to show how evil the villain is", "let's reveal that our villain orchestrated 9/11", or even "let's have you play as a school shooter"[[note]]Even if such a game is ultimately intended to criticize the VillainProtagonist's actions, the "you ''play'' as them!" is still an edgy way to grab attention[[/note]].

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 104 pet peeves (111 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

* Age: 25

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 103 pet peeves (110 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 101 pet peeves (108 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

* LuddWasRight

* Very difficult or punishing games. I don't enjoy being frustrated, and I don't find any satisfaction in overcoming an excessively difficult challenge when [[PyrrhicVictory the "reward" for doing it amounts to "I wasted my time on a game I didn't enjoy just so I could say I beat it"]].

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 101 pet peeves (107 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

* DownerEnding: You can tell a tragic story that I find moving, but most of the time, I'll fell that you wasted my time with pointless, depressing crap. I can enjoy, or even love, Downer Endings if written well, but I am much harsher on them compared to {{Happy Ending}}s (and to a lesser degree {{Bittersweet Ending}}s) -- I will usually dislike them unless they make ''perfect'' sense, were properly foreshadowed, and preferably serve a purpose that goes beyond just "I just wanted to make the audience cry." (Of course, it also shouldn't have a purpose I dislike. So please don't have a character randomly die in a car accident at the end because "that sometimes happens in real life" or "it illustrates the fragility of life" or whatever.)

* PlayerPunch: Most of these are just cruel and not enjoyable at all. Interestingly, the [[Analysis/PlayerPunch Analysis subpage]] describes exactly how to use this trope so I would hate it as much as possible.

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 98 pet peeves (104 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

* ThemeAndVariationsSoundtrack: When overdone, it makes the soundtrack repetitive and monotonous. In particular, I really dislike its use in ''VideoGame/YoshisCraftedWorld'', whose soundtrack had too many boring remixes of the main theme, and used it in level themes where it felt out of place. This was especially disappointing because ''VideoGame/YoshisWoollyWorld'' had much more varied and fun music. And no, the fact that this stupid trope was apparently used in earlier ''Yoshi'' games doesn't make it any better! A repetitive soundtrack shouldn't be a staple of a series!

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 95 pet peeves (101 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).

* AccentuateTheNegative: Compare the length of the "Favourite Tropes" folder to that of the "Pet-Peeve Tropes" folder. I have 37 favourites and 91 pet peeves (97 if we count the ones that aren't really tropes).