History WebVideo / SuperEyepatchWolf

* ArtEvolution: Inverted. In his Manga/AttackOnTitan video, John notes how Iseyama’s early artwork was rather terrible, with the video focusing on how the series experienced its early boom in popularity in spite of both this and running in such an obscure manga publication.

** Johnwas not fond of many of the events of 2017, with Trump riots, North Korea disputes with America, and worst of all....LightNovel/EromangaSensei.

* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: John notes that Manga/OnePiece has many loose ends that Oda leaves still unanswered, such as how Blackbeard can use two Devil Fruits when he should blow up, whatever the EldritchAbomination at the end of the Thriller Bark arc was, but his favorite is how nobody wears an eyepatch in spite of it being about pirates.

* ForceAndFinesse: Viewed the artists of Shonen Jump’s Big Three with this; Kubo was finesse, with a natural draftsmanship and quality to his art, Oda was force, with an organic expression and punch to the characters and scenes, and while Kishimoto was a good artist, he never really excelled to the level of either with his art.

* BecameTheirOwnAntithesis: In "The Fall of the Simpsons", John argues that this is what made ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' so dreadful after season 9: it began as a ferocious [[DeconstructorFleet backlash against the cookie cutter sitcom]] of the 1980s, as well as a satire of pop culture, but around the turn of the century, it devolved into the same cheap gags and narratives of sitcoms of the most cheesy sitcoms.

Picture, if you will, a little boy in Ireland, who viewed various things in his life. From the famous tricycle scene from ''Film/TheShining'' that resulted in him going home early from a friend's sleepover, to the fight scene between Goku and Frieza from ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', his interests expanded throughout various mediums, such as film, shounen anime, and video games. Later on, that boy grew up, and found some of his favorite internet reviewers like WebVideo/{{Digibro}} and WebVideo/TheHappyVideoGameNerd. Inspired by these reviewers, the boy created his own Youtube channel that focused on his various interests in the visual, writing, and even business aspects of fiction, and soon enough, he found great popularity, even receiving a shout out from a few of those very reviewers. That boy was John Walsh, and his channel was [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtGoikgbxP4F3rgI9PldI9g Super Eyepatch Wolf]].

Picture, if you will, a little boy in Ireland, who viewed various things in his life. From the famous tricycle scene from ''Film/TheShining'' that resulted in him going home early from a friend's sleepover, to the fight scene between Goku and Frieza from ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', his interests expanded throughout various mediums, such as film, shounen anime, and video games. Later on, that boy grew up, and found some of his favorite internet reviewers like WebVideo/{{Digibro}} and WebVideo/TheHappyVideoGameNerd. Inspired by these reviewers, the boy created his own Youtube channel that focused on his various interests in the visual, writing, and even business aspects of fiction, and soon enough, he found great popularity, even receiving a shout out from a few of those very reviewers. That boy was John Walsh, and his channel was Super Eyepatch Wolf.

* DamnedByFaintPraise: The only compliment he can give to Manga/HungryMarie is that if one squints, it almost looks likea martial-arts {{Yuri}}.

* SelfDeprecation: John's a lot of things, but arrogant is definitely not one of them, with how many jokes he makes at his own expense.

* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: A more positive version than most examples; in his first video on Anime/OnePiece he brings up that Oda created a stupid-looking character in a diaper and baby bonnet (Senor Pink) and gave him a heartbreaking backstory that justifies it, but before moving on, he reaffirms that yes, as unbelievable as it sounds, it really ‘’is’’. For context, [[spoiler: Senor Pink had a wife and son he always loved, but one day when he was out on a secret mission for the Donquixote family for a week, he found out that his son had died the day he left, with his wife leaving him after learning of his criminal association. She then got into an accident that put her into a catatonic state, with Pink seeing her crack a small smile when he put on a bonnet like their dead son. He continued to dress more and more like a baby to keep her smiling in spite of the ridicule he endured, and even after her death, he continued to dress this way to honor his late family to keep them smiling.]]

* VillainsOutShopping: A crucial part of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqMxH0atn18 What Makes a Villain Feel Real]] is the nuances of villains. Small touches that make the villain relatable but not necessarily sympathetic. He discusses the trope with [[Manga/YuYuHakusho Toguro]] [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable Yoshikage Kira]]

* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: A more positive version than most examples; in his first video on Anime/OnePiece he brings up that Oda created a stupid-looking character in a diaper and baby bonnet (Senor Pink) and gave him a heartbreaking backstory that justifies it, but before moving on, he reaffirms that yes, as unbelievable as it sounds, it really ‘’is’’.

* LesYay: Joked about in his video on Manga/{{Bleach}}.

* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: John notes that Manga/OnePiece has many loose ends that Oda leaves still unanswered, such as how Blackbeard can use two Devil Fruits when he should blow up, whatever the ElderitchAbomination at the end of the Thriller Bark arc was, but his favorite is how nobody wears an eyepatch in spite of it being about pirates.

* SelfDeprecation: John's a lot of things, but arrogant is definitely not one of them, with how many jokes he makes at his own expense.

!!Tropes applying to Super Eyepatch Wolf

* CreatorsApathy: {{Discussed|Trope}} and {{Defied|Trope}}. In his video discussing Naruto's ending, he notes that while there's a perception that creators get lazy whenever their manga declines, this isn't necessarily their fault and not always the case, since they have long work schedules and frequently put themselves through a lot of hell to stay ahead of the deadlines.

* SelfDeprecation: John's a lot of things, but arrogant is definitely not one of them, with how many jokes he makes at his own expense.
* TheyJustDidntCare: InUniverse and [[DefiedTrope Defied.]] In his video discussing Naruto's ending, he notes that while there's a perception that creators get lazy whenever their manga declines, this isn't necessarily their fault and not always the case, since they have long work schedules and frequently put themselves through a lot of hell to stay ahead of the deadlines.

* SelfDepreciation: John's a lot of things, but arrogant is definitely not one of them, with how many jokes he makes at his own expense.

An analytical channel that mainly focuses on the aspects of anime, what stands out about SEW is that the show and analysis don't focus so much on John's own opinions, but breaking down the mechanics of how shows are created, their appeal, the components that make up those shows, and sometimes even why they've declined, are lacking in appeal, or he feels they're less than good. And whether it be the ending of Manga/{{Naruto}}, the components of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Jotaro's]] character design, or the evolution of WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack, he has more than a bit to say about all of them.