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renamed to Clone Angst
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* BodyDouble: Evil Genius tries it once via CloningBlues. It doesn't work out.
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* BodyDouble: Evil Genius tries it once via CloningBlues.cloning. It doesn't work out.
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** One of the background heroes infiltrating into the base looks a lot like {{ThePunisher}}.
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** One of the background heroes infiltrating into the base looks a lot like {{ThePunisher}}.ComicBook/{{ThePunisher}}.
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* RecursiveReality: in one strip Evil Genius is shown drawing that very strip.
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* RecursiveReality: in In one strip Evil Genius is shown drawing that very strip.
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"''[[http://evil-genius.ru/ Evil Genius]]''" is a simplistic Russian StickFigureComic. The plot revolves about the eponymous Evil Genius having to deal with both pesky forces of justice and somewhat inadequate ability of his own henchmen. The comic is loaded heavily with LampshadeHanging and [[ShoutOut Shout Outs]].
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''[[http://evil-genius.ru/ Evil
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Minions themselves think so. Also, Bob teaches his QuirkyMinibossSquad to demonstrate as much personality as possible, so [[MediumAwareness readers]] would empathise them.
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Minions themselves think so. Also, Bob teaches his QuirkyMinibossSquad to demonstrate as much personality as possible, so [[MediumAwareness readers]] would empathise them.them.
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** {{Hellsing}}: "One of those upstart vampires siding with good" shows up, wearing red cape and wielding two huge handguns.
** When Evil Genius creates a device that conquers the world, with the first use of it he conquers [[{{Videogame/Pandemic}} Madagascar]]. It gets commented on by Bob the Guard.
** When Evil Genius creates a device that conquers the world, with the first use of it he conquers [[{{Videogame/Pandemic}} Madagascar]]. It gets commented on by Bob the Guard.
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** {{Hellsing}}: ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'': "One of those upstart vampires siding with good" shows up, wearing red cape and wielding two huge handguns.
** When Evil Genius creates a device that conquers the world, with the first use of it he conquers[[{{Videogame/Pandemic}} [[{{VideoGame/Pandemic}} Madagascar]]. It gets commented on by Bob the Guard.
** When Evil Genius creates a device that conquers the world, with the first use of it he conquers
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"''[[http://evil-genius.ru/ Evil Genius]]''" is a simplistic Russian StickFigureComic. The plot revolves about the eponymous Evil Genius having to deal with both pesky forces of justice and somewhat inadequate ability of his own henchmen. The comic is loaded heavily with LampshadeHanging, [[ShoutOut Shout Outs]] and general {{GenreSavvy}}ness.
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"''[[http://evil-genius.ru/ Evil Genius]]''" is a simplistic Russian StickFigureComic. The plot revolves about the eponymous Evil Genius having to deal with both pesky forces of justice and somewhat inadequate ability of his own henchmen. The comic is loaded heavily with LampshadeHanging, LampshadeHanging and [[ShoutOut Shout Outs]] and general {{GenreSavvy}}ness.
Outs]].
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Removed per TRS.
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* Frank the [[ChefOfIron Cook]]. Surprisingly BadAss, because of so many ninjas running through his kitchen on daily basis.
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* Frank the [[ChefOfIron Cook]]. Surprisingly BadAss, badass, because of so many ninjas running through his kitchen on daily basis.
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Dangerously Genre Savvy is being merged with Genre Savvy. Misuse and zero context examples will be cut.
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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Evil Genius himself. We get to see few villains who were not savvy enough as well.
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* LampshadeHanging: Too many examples to list. Usually courtesy of DangerouslyGenreSavvy eponymous character.
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* LampshadeHanging: Too many examples to list. Usually courtesy of DangerouslyGenreSavvy the eponymous character.
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* ConcealmentEqualsCover: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. When a Wild West-themed villain tries to hide behind a table during a firefight, he gets perforated.
* ConservationOfNinjutsu: Both Evil Genius and Rudy seem to be aware of it, noting that they are relatively safe because they're playing a role of heroes agains a squad of mooks.
* ConservationOfNinjutsu: Both Evil Genius and Rudy seem to be aware of it, noting that they are relatively safe because they're playing a role of heroes agains a squad of mooks.
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* ConcealmentEqualsCover: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]].[[AvertedTrope Averted]]. When a Wild West-themed villain tries to hide behind a table during a firefight, he gets perforated.
* ConservationOfNinjutsu: Both Evil Genius and Rudy seem to be aware of it, noting that they are relatively safe because they're playing a role of heroesagains against a squad of mooks.
* ConservationOfNinjutsu: Both Evil Genius and Rudy seem to be aware of it, noting that they are relatively safe because they're playing a role of heroes
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* DealWithTheDevil: Devil ended up having to mop the floors of the base. For free. And all other minions are explicitly forbidden of making a deal with him.
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* DealWithTheDevil: Devil ended up having to mop the floors of the base. For free. And all other minions are explicitly forbidden of making to make a deal with him.
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Minions themselves think so. Also, Bob tells his QuirkyMinibossSquad to demonstrate as much personality as possible, so readers would empathise them.
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Minions themselves think so. Also, Bob tells teaches his QuirkyMinibossSquad to demonstrate as much personality as possible, so readers [[MediumAwareness readers]] would empathise them.
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* BondOneLiner: In one strip, TheMole says to the Evil Genius: "Stop! Before killing me, [[JustBetweenYouAndMe you have to tell me what was your plan about]]!" The Genius' response? He shoots the traitor, and then says "No.", [[ShoutOut as per the]] EvilOverlordList.
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Added cover (sort of) and some more tropes.
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/webcomic-evilgenius-altogether_6193.jpg]]
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* Vittorio. A promising upstart villain who portraits himself as opposition to classical villains.
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* Eric. A [[HornyVikings Horny Viking]], hired at some point as ''public relations manager''.
* Vittorio. A promising upstart villain who portraits himself as opposition to classicalvillains.
villains. [[spoiler:Actually works for (and was trained by) Evil Genius himself.]]
* Vittorio. A promising upstart villain who portraits himself as opposition to classical
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* HornyVikings: Eric is never seen without his helmet.
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* ArtEvolution: Despite maintaining its visual style, comic grew significantly more detailed over time.
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* ArtEvolution: Despite maintaining its visual style, comic grew significantly more detailed over time. Strangely, old characters' style gets carried on, leading to some contrast between them and new ones.
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* ContinuityNod: as backgrounds grew more detailed, those began appearing often, like rather obvious [[TalkingWeapon Sword of Sycophancy]] hanging on the wall or more subtle Script-o-matic standing somewhere in the background.
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argh, how did I miss that?!
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* Frank the [[Chef of Iron Cook]]. Surprisingly BadAss, because of so many ninjas running through his kitchen on daily basis.
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* Frank the [[Chef of Iron [[ChefOfIron Cook]]. Surprisingly BadAss, because of so many ninjas running through his kitchen on daily basis.
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* Lampshade Hanging: Too many examples to list. Usually courtesy of DangerouslyGenreSavvy eponymous character.
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* Lampshade Hanging: LampshadeHanging: Too many examples to list. Usually courtesy of DangerouslyGenreSavvy eponymous character.
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* DungeonBypass: How to deal with a DeathCourse leading to angry dragon guarding the artefact?
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Or they would be, if not for their boss. They wear keys that match none of the cells.
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Or they would be, if not for their boss. They wear keys that match none of the cells.
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* DungeonBypass: How to deal with a DeathCourse leading to angry dragon guarding the artefact?
artefact? [[spoiler: Just tell the dragon you scratched his car, and wait till traps finish him off.]]
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Or they would be, if not for their boss. They wear keys that match none of the cells.
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Or they would be, if not for their boss.
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"''[[http://evil-genius.ru/ Evil Genius]]''" is a simplistic Russian StickFigureComic. The plot revolves about the eponymous Evil Genius having to deal with both pesky forces of justice and somewhat inadequate ability of his own henchmen. The comic is loaded heavily with LampshadeHanging, [[ShoutOut]]s and general [[GenreSavvy]]ness.
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"''[[http://evil-genius.ru/ Evil Genius]]''" is a simplistic Russian StickFigureComic. The plot revolves about the eponymous Evil Genius having to deal with both pesky forces of justice and somewhat inadequate ability of his own henchmen. The comic is loaded heavily with LampshadeHanging, [[ShoutOut]]s [[ShoutOut Shout Outs]] and general [[GenreSavvy]]ness.
{{GenreSavvy}}ness.
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"''[[http://evil-genius.ru/ Evil Genius]]''" is a simplistic Russian StickFigureComic. The plot revolves about the eponymous Evil Genius having to deal with both pesky forces of justice and somewhat inadequate ability of his own henchmen. The comic is loaded heavily with LampshadeHanging, {{ShoutOut}}s and general {{GenreSavvy}}ness.
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"''[[http://evil-genius.ru/ Evil Genius]]''" is a simplistic Russian StickFigureComic. The plot revolves about the eponymous Evil Genius having to deal with both pesky forces of justice and somewhat inadequate ability of his own henchmen. The comic is loaded heavily with LampshadeHanging, {{ShoutOut}}s [[ShoutOut]]s and general {{GenreSavvy}}ness.
[[GenreSavvy]]ness.
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* Frank the Cook. Surprisingly BadAss, because of so many ninjas running through his kitchen on daily basis.
* Devil.
* Igor. [[TheIgor Exactly what is says on the tin]].
* Devil.
* Igor. [[TheIgor Exactly what is says on the tin]].
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* Frank the Cook.[[Chef of Iron Cook]]. Surprisingly BadAss, because of so many ninjas running through his kitchen on daily basis.
*Devil.
Devil. Usually appears mopping the floor, as a funny background event.
*Igor. [[TheIgor Exactly what is says on Igor]]. Joined the tin]].team after yet another of Bill's machines killed his former "herr mathter".
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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Evil Genius himself, UpToEleven.
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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Evil Genius himself, UpToEleven.himself. We get to see few villains who were not savvy enough as well.
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* TheIgor: He's even named Igor.
* Lampshade Hanging: Too many examples to list.
* Lampshade Hanging: Too many examples to list.
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* TheIgor: He's even named Igor.
Hunchbacked? Check. Speaks with terrible accent? Check. Fond of lightings and arresters? Check. Named Igor? Double Check!
* Lampshade Hanging: Too many examples to list. Usually courtesy of DangerouslyGenreSavvy eponymous character.
* Lampshade Hanging: Too many examples to list. Usually courtesy of DangerouslyGenreSavvy eponymous character.
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* ChefOfIron: Frank the Cook.
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* ChefOfIron: Frank the Cook.Cook is capable of taking out several ninjas with kitchenware.
* ConservationOfNinjutsu: Both Evil Genius and Rudy seem to be aware of it, noting that they are relatively safe because they're playing a role of heroes agains a squad of mooks.
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* DealWithTheDevil: Devil ended up having to mop the floors of the base. For free.
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* DealWithTheDevil: Devil ended up having to mop the floors of the base. For free. And all other minions are explicitly forbidden of making a deal with him.
* DrivenToSuicide: Evil Genius manages to do that to a particularly paranoid agent of good just by staying dead. Even GrimReaper is impressed.
* DrivenToSuicide: Evil Genius manages to do that to a particularly paranoid agent of good just by staying dead. Even GrimReaper is impressed.
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* LightningCanDoAnything: Including breaking down a door. How? SCIENCE!
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* LightningCanDoAnything: Including breaking Aside from reviving someone, it can also break down a door. How? SCIENCE!
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* MagnificentBastard: Evil Genius manages to drive a paranoid agent of good to suicide just by staying dead. Even GrimReaper is impressed.
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* PlotArmor: {{Lampshaded}} the very first strip, no less.
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* PlotArmor: {{Lampshaded}} in the very first strip, no less.less.
* RobotMe: Bob thinks Bobtron 3000 was created to replace him, and doesn't take it well.
* RobotMe: Bob thinks Bobtron 3000 was created to replace him, and doesn't take it well.
** One strip refers to "Elixir of Geniality", clearly describing [[Videogame/EvilGenius a certain video game]] made by Elixir Studios.
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Minions themselves think so.
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Minions themselves think so. Also, Bob tells his QuirkyMinibossSquad to demonstrate as much personality as possible, so readers would empathise them.
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Okay, let\'s do this!
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"''[[http://evil-genius.ru/ Evil Genius]]''" is a simplistic Russian StickFigureComic. The plot revolves about the eponymous Evil Genius having to deal with both pesky forces of justice and somewhat inadequate ability of his own henchmen. The comic is loaded heavily with LampshadeHanging, {{ShoutOut}}s and general {{GenreSavvy}}ness.
Not to be confused with [[EvilGenius the Trope]] or [[Videogame/EvilGenius the Video Game]] by the same name.
Main characters:
* Evil Genius himself. Calm, savvy (dangerously so), and in a decent physical shape to boot.
* Bill the MadScientist. Surprisingly emotional guy. His Dooms Day Machines always blow up. Always.
* Bob the Guard. Somewhat straightforward, he takes pride in his job.
Recurring extras:
* Frank the Cook. Surprisingly BadAss, because of so many ninjas running through his kitchen on daily basis.
* Devil.
* Igor. [[TheIgor Exactly what is says on the tin]].
* Vittorio. A promising upstart villain who portraits himself as opposition to classical villains.
!! "Evil Genius" provides examples of:
* ArtEvolution: Despite maintaining its visual style, comic grew significantly more detailed over time.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Evil Genius himself, UpToEleven.
* ElaborateUndergroundBase: Of course. It's also riddled with [[SecretPath secret passages]].
* TheIgor: He's even named Igor.
* Lampshade Hanging: Too many examples to list.
* MadeOfExplodium: Bill's {{DoomsdayDevice}}s tend to explode, to the point when he has a lot of problems with one that's supposed to explode.
* NoNameGiven: Everyone just calls the Evil Genius "you" or "boss".
* RunningGag: "You're fired!" And yes, it gets {{Lampshaded}} too.
* SurroundedByIdiots: Can't blame EG for feeling that way occasionally.
!! Strips provide examples of:
* ArtShift: Done for one April Fools Day [[http://evil-genius.ru/images/art/Manga.jpg strip]].
* {{BFG}}: Bob the Guard has one that's bigger than him.
* BreakThemByTalking: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. When bargaining over the phone with ninjas who have kidnapped Bob, Evil Genius breaks their leader by not saying a single word.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: In one early strip Evil Genius has to ask author for help.
* BodyDouble: Evil Genius tries it once via CloningBlues. It doesn't work out.
* ChefOfIron: Frank the Cook.
* ConcealmentEqualsCover: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. When a Wild West-themed villain tries to hide behind a table during a firefight, he gets perforated.
* TheChessmaster: As evil conference arc shows, Vittorio is one, just as Evil Genius himself. [[spoiler:Though the former actually works for the latter.]]
* DealWithTheDevil: Devil ended up having to mop the floors of the base. For free.
* DungeonBypass: How to deal with a DeathCourse leading to angry dragon guarding the artefact?
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Or they would be, if not for their boss. They wear keys that match none of the cells.
* LightningCanDoAnything: Including breaking down a door. How? SCIENCE!
* LiteralGenie: Bob trains one of the zombies to kill other zombies in exchange for brains. Just don't tell the guy he's a zombie too, he's the fifth one.
* MagnificentBastard: Evil Genius manages to drive a paranoid agent of good to suicide just by staying dead. Even GrimReaper is impressed.
* TheManBehindTheMan: Vittorio actually works for [[spoiler:Evil Genius]].
* MugglesDoItBetter: when a hero wielding Crystal Lenzes of Light, Crimson Sword of Fate and Power of the Sky shows up, Bob meets him with old good kinetic weapons.
* PlotArmor: {{Lampshaded}} the very first strip, no less.
* ShoutOut: Several:
** EvilOverlordList: A subtle one: when [[spoiler:Rudy]] the traitor asks Evil Genius about his plan, Evil Genius first shoots him, and then says "No."
** {{Hellsing}}: "One of those upstart vampires siding with good" shows up, wearing red cape and wielding two huge handguns.
** When Evil Genius creates a device that conquers the world, with the first use of it he conquers [[{{Videogame/Pandemic}} Madagascar]]. It gets commented on by Bob the Guard.
** One of the background heroes infiltrating into the base looks a lot like {{ThePunisher}}.
* PermaStubble: Bill, of all people, sports one during ZombieApocalypse. It magically appears whenever he brings out his [[GatlingGood minigun]].
* RecursiveReality: in one strip Evil Genius is shown drawing that very strip.
* ReversePsychology: Apparently, the best way to distract agents of good from your evil lair is to put a sign saying "There is no evil base here" [[spoiler:on an island with no evil base]].
* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Minions themselves think so.
Not to be confused with [[EvilGenius the Trope]] or [[Videogame/EvilGenius the Video Game]] by the same name.
Main characters:
* Evil Genius himself. Calm, savvy (dangerously so), and in a decent physical shape to boot.
* Bill the MadScientist. Surprisingly emotional guy. His Dooms Day Machines always blow up. Always.
* Bob the Guard. Somewhat straightforward, he takes pride in his job.
Recurring extras:
* Frank the Cook. Surprisingly BadAss, because of so many ninjas running through his kitchen on daily basis.
* Devil.
* Igor. [[TheIgor Exactly what is says on the tin]].
* Vittorio. A promising upstart villain who portraits himself as opposition to classical villains.
!! "Evil Genius" provides examples of:
* ArtEvolution: Despite maintaining its visual style, comic grew significantly more detailed over time.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Evil Genius himself, UpToEleven.
* ElaborateUndergroundBase: Of course. It's also riddled with [[SecretPath secret passages]].
* TheIgor: He's even named Igor.
* Lampshade Hanging: Too many examples to list.
* MadeOfExplodium: Bill's {{DoomsdayDevice}}s tend to explode, to the point when he has a lot of problems with one that's supposed to explode.
* NoNameGiven: Everyone just calls the Evil Genius "you" or "boss".
* RunningGag: "You're fired!" And yes, it gets {{Lampshaded}} too.
* SurroundedByIdiots: Can't blame EG for feeling that way occasionally.
!! Strips provide examples of:
* ArtShift: Done for one April Fools Day [[http://evil-genius.ru/images/art/Manga.jpg strip]].
* {{BFG}}: Bob the Guard has one that's bigger than him.
* BreakThemByTalking: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. When bargaining over the phone with ninjas who have kidnapped Bob, Evil Genius breaks their leader by not saying a single word.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: In one early strip Evil Genius has to ask author for help.
* BodyDouble: Evil Genius tries it once via CloningBlues. It doesn't work out.
* ChefOfIron: Frank the Cook.
* ConcealmentEqualsCover: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. When a Wild West-themed villain tries to hide behind a table during a firefight, he gets perforated.
* TheChessmaster: As evil conference arc shows, Vittorio is one, just as Evil Genius himself. [[spoiler:Though the former actually works for the latter.]]
* DealWithTheDevil: Devil ended up having to mop the floors of the base. For free.
* DungeonBypass: How to deal with a DeathCourse leading to angry dragon guarding the artefact?
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Or they would be, if not for their boss. They wear keys that match none of the cells.
* LightningCanDoAnything: Including breaking down a door. How? SCIENCE!
* LiteralGenie: Bob trains one of the zombies to kill other zombies in exchange for brains. Just don't tell the guy he's a zombie too, he's the fifth one.
* MagnificentBastard: Evil Genius manages to drive a paranoid agent of good to suicide just by staying dead. Even GrimReaper is impressed.
* TheManBehindTheMan: Vittorio actually works for [[spoiler:Evil Genius]].
* MugglesDoItBetter: when a hero wielding Crystal Lenzes of Light, Crimson Sword of Fate and Power of the Sky shows up, Bob meets him with old good kinetic weapons.
* PlotArmor: {{Lampshaded}} the very first strip, no less.
* ShoutOut: Several:
** EvilOverlordList: A subtle one: when [[spoiler:Rudy]] the traitor asks Evil Genius about his plan, Evil Genius first shoots him, and then says "No."
** {{Hellsing}}: "One of those upstart vampires siding with good" shows up, wearing red cape and wielding two huge handguns.
** When Evil Genius creates a device that conquers the world, with the first use of it he conquers [[{{Videogame/Pandemic}} Madagascar]]. It gets commented on by Bob the Guard.
** One of the background heroes infiltrating into the base looks a lot like {{ThePunisher}}.
* PermaStubble: Bill, of all people, sports one during ZombieApocalypse. It magically appears whenever he brings out his [[GatlingGood minigun]].
* RecursiveReality: in one strip Evil Genius is shown drawing that very strip.
* ReversePsychology: Apparently, the best way to distract agents of good from your evil lair is to put a sign saying "There is no evil base here" [[spoiler:on an island with no evil base]].
* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Minions themselves think so.
