History WebVideo / KamenRiderExAidTheAbridgedSeries

** Parad's name gets mispronounced a lot, especially in episode 5 where it gets pronounced, "Polly-rad," "Parade-o," "[[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pallad Town]]," and "[[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Only Winner]]."

* WhatTheHellHero: More like, "What the Hell, [[JustForPun Hiiro]]." In ''Chou Super Hero Taisen Abridged'', Amu calls out Hiiro on playing with his computer while people are dying at the hands of a patient he neglected. Hiiro is actually trying to enter the Game World to deal with the problem, but his [[ThisIsforEmphasisBitch parting words]] to Amu as he does so make her no less pissed off at him.

** Takeru being dead, his obsession with wanting to be Franchise/SpiderMan, and his devotion to [[Series/KamenRiderGaim Kouta Kazuraba]].

** [[invoked]] Emu takes a brief swipe at the [[TheWikiRule Kamen Rider Wiki]] for their tendency to assume just about anything is a [[ShoutOut reference]] to other works in some way.

--> '''Asuna:''' I bet you think that's a cool username, huh?
--> '''Emu:''' Says the one with the same name as the girl from ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline''.
--> '''Asuna:''' How does that make ''any'' sense?

** Nico says, "[[Anime/SuitePrecure Let's play! Kamen Rider! Modulation!]]"

* AccidentalMisnaming:
* NoIndoorVoice: Takeru always tends to scream his final attacks as loudly as ghostly possible.
* AccidentalMisnaming:

%%** [[Series/KamenRiderGhost Senin]] is prone to this.

* AccidentalMisnaming: [[Series/KamenRiderGhost Senin]] is prone to this.

* NoIndoorVoice: Takeru always tends to scream his final attacks as loudly as ghostly possible.
* NoPronunciationGuide:
** Emu needles Nico about her tendency to mispronounce [[Series/KamenRiderGaim Gaim]] as, "Gai-am," something that her voice actress also struggles with.
** Parad's name gets this a lot, especially in episode 5 where it gets pronounced, "Polly-rad," "Parade-o," "[[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pallad Town]]," and "[[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Only Winner]]."
** In episode 5, Emu's name occasionally gets pronounced as a homophone for the [[UsefulNotes/AustralianWildlife Australian bird that his name is homonymous with]].
** Makoto noticeably pronounces the "i" in Alain's name even though the original show treats it as being a homophone for the name Alan.
** The SharedUniverse that this series is set in is officially named "TACU (pronounced taco)". The "TACU" part of it is actually pronounced how it's spelled, while the "(pronounced taco)" part is actually part of the name and not an indicator of how the "TACU" part is supposed to be pronounced.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first episode of the abridged series adapts the first episode of the original ''Ex-Aid'' and no other episodes. The rest of abridged series cranks the CompressedAdaptation right UpToEleven by cramming several episodes of story content into each abridged episode, so it can be odd to go back to the more relaxed first episode.

** In episode 5, Nico claims that Wiki/ThisVeryWiki[='s=] page for ''Ex-Aid Abridged'' classifies Emu as this[[note]]Emu was actually not explicitly mentioned on this page's entry for this trope [[SelfFulfillingProphecy until episode five came out and claimed so]][[/note]]. Indeed, Emu is shown to be hated by most of the rest of the cast for his JerkAss attitude, to the point that he exploited it and got them to focus their hatred on him so they can work together.

* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: Tsukuru can't help Taiga and Nico make a new gashat because he's too busy dealing with the legal fallout of [=McDonald=]'s suing them for cultural insensitivity in their ProductPlacement and forcing them to rename ''[=JuJu=] Burger'' as ''Judeo Judeo Burger''.

* CompressedAdaptation: While par for the course in an abridged series, this is extremely noticeable in ''this'' abridged series, as, by the end of the fourth episode, the series was at the end of what the original had as episode twelve. This is also noticeable in episode three, where ''six episodes'' are squashed into one. Then there's the CompilationMovie that compresses a nearly thousand-hour show into fifty minutes.

* CompressedAdaptation: While par for the course in an abridged series, this is extremely noticeable in ''this'' abridged series, as, by the end of the fourth episode, the series was at the end of what the original had as episode twelve. This is also noticeable in episode three, where ''six episodes'' are squashed into one.