History Webcomic / TheEverydayAnticsOfTheTenno

-> ''"Essentially, this comic intends to answer the question "What would it be like if the Tenno would talk?", after reading this comic... you'll wish it didn't."''

-->-- '''JoeyTwoShoes, creator of The Everyday Antics of the Tenno'''

** The Tenno themselves. While they are depicted as stoic, silent and noble in the game itself, TEAOTT paints them as warriors who are [[SociopathicHero sociopathic heroes]] at most. They are shown to care more about loot and rewards than protecting the balance, and the fact that many of them incorrectly refer to their jobs as "Keeping the peace" or "Protecting galactic balance" doesn't help.

** The stupidity of Corpus crewmen. The comics presents them as incompetent guards who fail to notice explosions happening ''a few meters away from them'', blindly walk into traps such as Hydroid's puddle, and who will gladly ''lock themselves in with the Tenno''. These are all qualities that crewmen ''actually have in the game itself''.

* ''Valkyr's Very Unfortunate Valentine''. A one-page short featuring Valkyr and her choice for Valentine's day, [[spoiler:also the Stalker]].

* ValentinesDayEpisodes: In response to an art-related Valentine's day contest on Reddit, Joey created ''[[http://i.imgur.com/D08Iwzb.png Valkyr's Very Lucky Valentine]]'', a one page short about Valkyr and her choice for Valentine's day, [[spoiler:the Stalker]].

Made in Garry's Mod, the series has so far reached four comics (each referred to as "Issues" by the comic's creator). It contains references to characters and aspects from the game proper, and features the Warframes from the game as unique characters, each with their own personalities and quirks. Notable in that the usually silent [[HeroicMime Tenno]] not only talk, but are also one of the comic's main sources of dialog.

** The ways in which she has killed crewmen, some of which ''[[BeyondTheImpossible shouldn't even be possible]]''. If she is to be believed she has choked a crewman with his intestines, beaten a crewman with his own ''spine'', and most egregiously, ripped off a crewman's head and ''beaten him to death with i]''.

* AIIsACrapshoot: Subverted, the Dethcube in ''Issue #2: Scumcube'' might be snarky and mean-spirited, but it never actually tries to harm the Tenno like a truly evil A.I would, doesn't stop the Tenno from shooting at it like it is one though.
* AxeCrazy: Valkyr, just... Valkyr. Her behavior in the comics makes it blatantly obvious that being tortured didn't do her any favors mentally, and that she ''really'' enjoys killing crewmen. Proof of her murderous tendencies include:
** The ways in which she has killed crewmen, some of which ''shouldn't even be possible''. If she is to be believed she has choked a crewman with his intestines, beaten a crewman with his own ''spine'', and most egregiously, ripped off a crewman's head and ''[[BeyondTheImpossible beaten him to death with it]]''.

** The "Most popular site in the Origin system" is apparently {{Facebook Framebook}}.

** The "Most popular site in the Origin system" is apparently [[Facebook Framebook]].

** Loki can be seen [[BreakingTheFourthWall playing]] Warframe at the end of ''Issue #1: Meet the Tenno''.

** Loki can be seen [[BreakingTheFourthWall playing the]] [[Warframe game itself]] at the end of ''Issue #1: Meet the Tenno''.

** Loki can be seen [[BreakingTheFourthWall playing the game itself]] at the end of ''Issue #1: Meet the Tenno''.

** After rip-lining Excalibur:

** Broken ''ten'' of Excalibur's ribs when he (unwittingly and ''while drunk'') insulted her performance in a mission.

--->'''Vauban''': Heh, yeah. [[spoiler:{{HereWeGoAgain Wait, that gives me a idea}}.]]

--->'''Vauban''': Heh, yeah. [[spoiler:Wait, that gives me a idea.]]

* [[spoiler:TheStinger: At the end of ''Issue #3: Kickass Dojo Part''y. Not only is the incredibly skilled crewman revealed to be alive, but it turns out he's the legendary John Prodman, and he has sworn revenge on the Tenno.]]

* BreakingTheFourthWall:

** Ember's first line is a PreMortemOneLiner delivered to crewmen moments before she incinerates them, and her later lines throughout the first comic paints her as a DeadPanSnarker with a sassy attitude.

** Nekros is sometimes called "Nekky", [[EmbarassingNickname which he is not a fan of]].