History Webcomic / GrandBlues

** In Comic #1096, the CasualDangerDialog trope is lampshaded by Pavidus when Melleau and Nemone talk about making cool poses while fighting Tezcatlipoca.

** Ilsa's MarriedToTheJob trope usually gets exaggerated into the ChristmasCake trope to the point where some characters (particularly her Society underlings Zeta and Beatrix) mock Ilsa for her lowered chances of getting married, just because she's already 28 years old without a boyfriend!

** Sophia's boobs having the {{Gainaxing}} effect. This is pointed out in Comic #933 where Sophia joins Team Chickadee for their training. Needless say, the young knights are easily distracted by her appeal.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Or in the case of Geisenborger in Comic [[http://game-a1.granbluefantasy.jp/assets_en/img/sp/assets/comic/episode/episode_1346.jpg #1346]], your spinning punch is stronger with fidget spinners spinning on your metallic arm.

** Norcel has a recurring gag in the comics where he gets "conveniently" positioned under the taller girls' skirts. Well being a Harvin, he gets a {{Nosebleed}} every time he looks up. Sometimes, he is seen beside [[DirtyOldMan Soriz]] and Jin, simultaneously having a nosebleed whenever a female character flaunts their body.

** Norcel has a recurring gag in the comics where he gets "conveniently" positioned under the taller girls' skirts. Well being a Harvin, he gets a {{Nosebleed}} every time he [[PantyShot looks up]]. Sometimes, he is seen beside [[DirtyOldMan Soriz]] and Jin, simultaneously having a nosebleed whenever a female character flaunts their body.

** Comic [[http://game-a1.granbluefantasy.jp/assets_en/img/sp/assets/comic/episode/episode_1396.jpg #1396]] - Nier can use her magic of life manipulation to [[RapidHairGrowth grow back people's hair]], as demonstrated on [[BaldOfAwesome Dante's head]].

* RealityEnsues:
** In Comic #1036, Vyrn shapeshifts into a slug to help fight against Typhon's snakes. Typhon quickly counters by spraying Slug Vyrn with salt, nearly killing him from dehydration.
** As demonstrated in Comic #1091. Sure, having electric shock by hitting your elbow in a corner of a hard object may be TruthInTelevision, but the shock isn't enough to power a generator.
** In his debut comic, Walder attempts to [[WhatTheFuAreYouDoing punch a boulder]] to prove that he's a Forest Ranger. Given that he doesn't have the strength and build of characters like Ghandagoza, Walder ends up breaking his fingers.

** Seofon can be considered a OneManyArmy because of his ability to summon spectral warriors. In ''Grand Blues!'' Comic #1135, Lowain puts a hint as to why the rest of the Eternals won't usually meet up with him.

* GameFavoredGender: There is a mini-series of ''Grand Blues!''-styled informative yonkoma that teaches the basic gameplay flow of the gacha game, and it features the protagonist Djeeta being tutored by Sierokarte. That being said, Djeeta's counterpart Gran has never appeared in any ''Grand Blues!'' media so far.

* CallingYourOrgasms: By saying "I'm Coming!" in the original Japanese dialogues such as in Comic #998. However, any variant of this innuendo gets [[{{Bowdlerise}} toned down in the English version]] to "Free the Beast!".

* FashionableAsymmetry: She wears a bracelet on her right arm and on her left thigh.

** In one of her few appearances in ''Grand Blues!'', Korwa's [[GettingSmilesPaintedOnYourSoul magical ability to make people happy]] gets exaggerated. Korwa made a dress that makes the wearer ''always'' happy, and one of the unfortunate "victims" is later seen smiling while nervously sweating and trembling.

''Grand Blues!'' is the official webcomic/manga spin-off for ''VideoGame/GranblueFantasy'' drawn by Kiku Hitomoji, written and published by Creator/{{Cygames}}. It is an ongoing GagSeries that focuses more on the comedic aspects of the RPG game's characters, with various hijinks pertaining to [[BreakingTheFourthWall fourth-wall hints and breaks]], [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded tropes]], {{Deconstruction}}s, {{Running Gag}}s, {{Brick Joke}}s and numerous character-related [[{{Flanderization}} exaggerations]]. Basically, it's ''Granblue'' with all the seriousness tossed aside for the sake of making fun out of the lore using alternate, chibi-fied versions of the characters.

On the AprilFoolsDay of 2020, [[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2020-04-01/granblue-fantasy-4-panel-comedy-manga-gets-anime-in-2020/.158195 it was announced]] that this webcomic series is having an anime adaptation within the same year, under the title of ''Guraburu!''. Yep, despite the announcement being on April Fools, it was a real thing planned to be released.

* {{Bowdlerise}}: Similar to the base game, some of the perverted jokes and innuendos get toned down here once they get official English translations. This is mostly the case for [[DepravedBisexual Belial]]'s related dialogues.

* ExtremeOmnivore: Lyria's BigEater trait becomes exaggerated here to the point that it overlaps with this trope. She is shown eating poisonous animals like the Venom Viper and Death Scorpion in Comic #46, and she can eat poisonous mushrooms and [[LethalChef Katalina]]'s cooking without experiencing any side effects.

** Lyria loves eating. Here, she's a BigEater with a VacuumMouth.

* PervertRevengeMode: Helnar is on the receiving end of this in Comic #1093 where he unknowingly flirted with Io and called her a babe with a super sexy pose. He gets strangled by Lecia as a result.

* VacuumMouth: Lyria's BigEater and "quick-eater" tendencies are exaggerated in the comics, where she practically becomes a human vacuum when it comes to food.