The internet is a weird place.
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- A Game of Gods: People from different worlds are taken against their will and are forced to work together to accomplish challenges by their kidnappers.
- AlternateHistory.com: Real Person fanfiction on a grand scale.
- Backstroke of the West: A less-than-outstanding political drama edited with Hotter and Sexier dialogue, which kills any emotional impact and makes the plot incomprehensible.
- Bad Webcomics Wiki: Some guys on the internet berate a bunch of web artists. Often mistaken for a troll site, so douchebags may occasionally join in to make defaming statements of people they don't like.
- Blockhead: A smiley-faced idiot's conscience fails to keep him from breaking things.
- The Cartoon Chronicles Of Conroy Cat: A young cat learns from an old dog the proper way to hurt himself. Said old dog steals the show with his Caustic Critic tendencies.
- The Chronicles of Taras: A girl who looks like Emma Stone wears a bandanna and hunts down dog-lizards and Creepy-As-Hell mutants with a flamethrower powered by Mike's Hard Lemonade, all while wearing clothing made from the hides of the aforementioned mutants and face-paint from their blood. Oh, and a wimpy chick who looks like Elliot Page writes down what happens.
- Chrontendo: A guy who reviews NES games in chronological order.
- Colour My Series: A stick figure walks around and gives things color. The last one isn't playable.
- Cracked: People make lists of things.. for comedy.
- Critical Role: A bunch of nerdy-ass voice actors sit around and play a nerdy-ass game. With toys.
- Darwin's Soldiers: A group of scientists and soldiers from a secret military fight off a terrorist assault and then journey around the country to destroy an illegal research project.
- Daybreak on Hyperion: An insufferable Military Brat summons a cute girl as a familiar just to prove that he can. Turns out that she is in fact, a he, and is really unhappy about being dragged into a fantasy world and having his sex changed. And the brat himself has a fiancée who has a real royal temper and is also rather unhinged. And yet they still fight together to inflict grievous bodily harm against invading hordes of barbarians and infidels.
- Dailymotion: The site where people upload their YouTube videos that were taken down for copyright.
- Fine Structure: People invent a FTL radio and use it to download a physics textbook.
- Specifically, pictures of cats with text captions added.
- FML: Site where people can relate their short tales of woe, always beginning with the word "Today" and finishing with "FML". Supposed to be funny but often comes off instead as depressing, if not scary.
- 4chan: Place where most of the aforementioned repetitions of various phrases are born in. Also called the asshole of the aforementioned place.
- Alternative: A place that is full of psychopaths who get sexually aroused by things that will scar you for life and repeat various phrases like a parrot. Started when Satan discovered the internet.
- plus4chan: A bunch of comic geeks from the aforementioned hellhole get together and make their own board.
- 4chan: Place where most of the aforementioned repetitions of various phrases are born in. Also called the asshole of the aforementioned place.
- Fobbies Are Borange: An angry, chain-smoking 13-year-old girl, an emotionless pyromaniac, an aspiring Broadway star, and a child suffering heavily from ADD save the world from evil yet incredibly stupid orange blob aliens. The ending makes people cry.
- The Fountainhead Filibuster: Tales from Objectivist Katanga: Ayn Rand: African Dictator.
- Furry Fandom: People draw animals and it winds up on the internet. Their mere existence split the internet.
- Goncharov: Gay Russian man and his lesbian wife cause several massacres in Italy. Also it doesn't actually exist but don't tell the fans that.
- Imgur: A social media/image-sharing site whose people are obsessed with giraffes and some woman, go into hysterics over policemen, genital-creatures, and whatever is popular that day, need fruit to determine sizes of objects, and are entranced by spinning things.
- The Internet: People all around the world are brought together by the things they love best, which appear to be pornography, repetition of various phrases, arguing, and cats.
- Know Your Meme: A website that is supposed to catalogue the various dead horses the internet has beaten over the years. In truth, it's actually used to complain about recent pointless internet drama and post pictures of scantily-clad video game characters.
- LOLCats: Images of small obligate carnivores accompanied by broken English captions.
- Looming Gaia: Members of all your favorite fantasy races are racist towards each other on a sentient planet that orders superpowered women to attack anyone who uses too advanced technology. Also featuring the adventures of a gay werewolf, emo Robin Hood, an alcoholic thumbsucker, a prostitute who had her hair forcibly dyed blue by an evil octopus man, an anxious arsonist, a kid they found in a cave, a superpowered Social Justice Warrior, a depressed fat guy, a floating snob, a slutty horse, a horse who is constantly angry because men dressed as beetles forced her to eat her father, the evil octopus man's mushroom-addicted brother, a botanist serial killer, a tin can with headphones, and their other friends.
- The Magnus Archives: A man joins a cult that makes him read ghost stories.
- Mameshiba: Dogs who are beans tell gross facts.
- Neopets: You have animals that you feed. You also can change their color if you're racist enough to think that's a good idea.
- The Faerie's Ruin plot: Magical humanoid creatures are Taken for Granite. And some cat you see sometimes is actually evil.
- Official Fanfiction Universities: Fans are put through hell by the characters they love.
- The Official Fanfiction University of Middle-Earth: An Eldritch Abomination is rebuilt as a wall and the ultimate evils teach about evil.
- The Official Fanfiction University of Cats: Furries run a school in a junkyard.
- The Official Fanfiction University of Redwall: Furries run a school in a monastery. Has been Left Hanging for some time.
- The Official Fanfiction University of MREDURE: Students learn how to tell a story with the help of the multiverse's best programmers, a lot of kings, some villains, and more. Four psychos help keep order. Has been Left Hanging for years.
- The Hogwarts Fanfiction Academy: Students teach how to write well.
- Paradise:People turn into furries and have to hide that they have done so or risk ruining their lives in a Wolf's Rain inspired Shared Universe Story
- To Kill an Avatar: An idiot explores Video Game Cruelty Potential.
- The G-Files: An idiot talks about weird things in video games.
- Phoenix Wright: Devil's Attorney: A lawyer goes to Hell.
- The Onion: Current events are satirized by conflation, banality, hyperbolic conservative viewpoints, and Worst News Judgment Ever.
- Pico: A little boy and his friends who are the epitome of Troubling Unchildlike Behavior and More Dakka go through all sorts of situations Depending on the Writer.
- Pieguyrulz: A man with a pie fetish reviews TV shows.
- Protectors of the Plot Continuum: Borderline psychos go into other peoples' works and off the main characters in creative ways. The organisation is run by telepathic plants. Oh, and in Real Life there are the remains of some very dead Punch-Clock Villain horses at the Earth's core.
- Agent Dafydd: The Atoner burns places that should not exist.
- Agents Nume and Ilraen A wisecracking savant and a naïve centaur who sucks at shapeshifting disentangle worlds that may or may not be theoretically compatible.
- Agent Suicide: A mad Scythian who fought and died for a Real Life Dystopia is brought Back from the Dead to guard adventurers, kings, brigands, magical students, soldiers, and Houyhnhnms. He and a Legolas fancier flee from evil Dumbledore) and become businesspeople in Azaroth until the savant and the centaur blow their cover.
- Pusheen the Cat: Cute cats. That's all there is to it.
- Rickroll: Trick your friends into watching an '80s love song music video.
- Sailor Nothing: Magical Girl beats up people's inner demons with The Power Of Nihilism And Clinical Depression. Then she pulls Redemption Equals Death on the Big Bad.
- Salty Bet: A casino where people place wagers on mixed martial arts competition. Where only the regulars are told the winrates, receive large bailouts, and insult you whenever you lose.
- The Salvation War: A species of naked apes is respectively abandoned and invaded by Heaven and Hell; Big mistake!
- SCP Foundation: Morally ambiguous top-secret world-spanning organization works to secure, contain, and protect various artifacts, locations, and individuals that threaten "normalcy." Included among their employees are a Body Surfing baboon, an expy of Indiana Jones, and Satan, who likes shotguns.
- Alternatively: Stories about an organization that runs Secret Government Warehouse sites are actually horror in disguise.
- Alternatively: Torchwood, as envisioned by 4chan.
- Alternatively: A massive, secretive organization devotes immense resources to trying to kill a lizard, torturing a little girl, staring at a statue, and keeping a variety of items, from paintings to vending machines. Several vital parts of the articles are missing.
- Alternatively: Warehouse 13 travels into the past and has a threesome with The Lost Room and The X-Files. (Warehouse 13 can itself be described as SCP Foundation: The Series.)
- Alternatively: Weird stuff happens in, on, around, and beyond Earth, and multiple organizations dedicate themselves to meddling with them. The POV organization wants to hide the existence of weird stuff from the general public.
- Of the Various Canons in the site:
- Aces and Eights: The morally ambiguous top-secret world-spanning organization doesn't exist. Also everyone is a cowboy.
- Ad Astra Per Aspera: Everyone goes to space to escape dementia.
- AIAD: Ridiculous amounts of funding is provided to ineffective chatbots. They later defeat the concept of AI itself.
- Antarctic Exchange: Secret organization works with people from the lamest continent on Earth and finds out it's not so lame.
- Apotheosis: A complete genre shift from cosmic horror story to superhero romp.
- Bellerverse: Survivors of an apocalypse are worshipping the aforementioned baboon, knockoff Indiana Jones and Satan.
- Broken Masquerade: North Korea is gone. Due to this fact, kids send letters to eldritch horrors, Make-a-Wish partners with a shady prison organization and Homestuck ceases to exist.
- Codename: Green King: Reality-warping woman just wants to be left alone, damnit!
- The Coldest War: The Cold War, but like, magic.
- Competitive Eschatology: A lock is opened, and every single apocalypse happens at the same time.
- Cool War 2: Ruiz From Your Grave: A collection of completely unrelated stories about art with extremely contrived titles.
- Daybreak: Humanity collectively decides to never go outside.
- Doctors of the Church: The baboon hates being Jesus. Everyone else is oblivious to this.
- Dread and Circuses: The wacky antics of lesbian clowns. At one point, someone gets captured by the Organization against Weird Stuff to satisfy their bondage fetish.
- End of Death: Anti-baby gas and a knife that can kill you would improve society a lot, but a secret conspiracy is holding them back. Also, in the distant future, a tear in space-time is turned into a theme park.
- From 120s Archives: An NGO has to team up with Polish faeries. They are not happy about this.
- The Alchemy Department: Pseudoscience is actually real science.
- The Gulf: A slice-of-life series which accurately and eloquently depicts the horror and surrealism of living near Florida.
- In Memoria, Adytum: An obscure religion is finally allowed to evangelize to the world at large.
- Insect Hell: A pet shelter causes the apocalypse via the mitosis of bugs.
- lolFoundation: Mary Sues create a worldwide dictatorship.
- The Man Who Wasn't There: Many very forgettable people suffer internal turmoil.
- NIGHTFALL: A goddess curses Victorian Britain. Due to this, they do not know what milk is.
- No Return: Monsters and Eldritch Horrors stop bothering the world. This is portrayed as a bad thing.
- No Return (Threshold Timeline): A man with a stupid name, a cat, a very forgettable woman, an unlucky middle-aged man, an obscure artist, a witch with daddy issues, and old lady and various archeologists take down an organization that's trying to balance the needs of the environment with the needs of humanity.
- No Return (Vanguard Timeline): A non-profit organization exposes people to mind viruses and releases horrifying creatures that hunt humans into the wild. This is portrayed as a good thing.
- On Guard 43: A group of Canadians fight against old Germans with stupid names and an obscure media company.
- Serina: The eon-spanning story of what happens when you leave your pet guppies and canaries behind on another planet for too long.
- SF Debris: Some twat from Wisconsin talks about Star Trek.
- The Slender Man Mythos: A Cosmic Horror Story with no Canon whatsoever; the fans have been Running the Asylum since day one. Nightmares are the result.
- A tall faceless man in a suit stands menacingly, terrorizing the hearts of man.
- Marble Hornets: A guy tries to figure out what happened to his friend's abandoned film project. Aside from some audio glitches, not much happens.
- Alternatively: The Blair Witch Project meets The Disaster Artist.
- Seeking Truth: A badass Cowboy Cop suffers a severe case of Wrong Genre Savvy.
- Everyman HYBRID: Three Jersey boys start a crappy, low-budget fitness series on YouTube and wind up being stalked by a guy in a business suit, a hairless dog and a Troll who types in all capital letters.
- Tribe Twelve: A foul-mouthed Jewish guy pays tribute to a suicided cousin, plots to steal his grandfather's belongings, and ruins all of his personal relationships while trying to avoid the aforementioned business suit-wearing man and his groupies (all of whom have a strange obsession with eyes and Rotoscoping).
- Something Awful: A community made up entirely of goons.
- Retsupurae: Goons make fun of people who attempt to imitate the insanely popular trends they started/popularized.
- Survival of the Fittest: Hockey players get slaughtered, teenage girls get raped with vases, killers angst about their actions, and only a few make it out alive from the whole mess.
- Texts From Last Night: People post textual evidence of Binge Montage in the form of messages sent to or received from people while in a physiological state of intoxication.
- The Insane Quest of Unfathomable Randomness: Humans, blobs, vampires, and others travel on a Flying Bison-Ship while Hilarity Ensues.
- Touhou Ibunshu: The girls from the Fantasy Kitchen Sink stop playing Extreme Dodgeball, now settling their disputes through diplomacy and the occasional magical card battle.
- Tree From My Youth: An emotionally broken boy and his dog try to stop a fat old man who uses television and lightning to control an island, with the help of weird people (and their pets), but in audio form!
- True Capitalist: A really angry Texan rants on about everything he so much as slightly disapproves of, taking calls along the way from people who often try their damndest to piss him off even more. A good measurement of his current rage level is the sound of empty beer cans crashing against each other.
- TV Tropes Wiki: A bunch of self-admitted geeks and nerds talk about various recurring things in all forms of media.
- Alternatively, a giant website that seeks to be the repository for all the world's narrative conventions. Spends much of its time missing the point and then blowing itself to pieces to fix itself after missing the point. Then keep missing the point.
- Or: nerds complain about TV shows no-one else has heard of and make you read their rants by disguising them as scholarly work.
- Just for Fun: Said geeks take a break from talking about media in order to talk about talking about media.
- Better Than It Sounds: Said geeks take really cool idea, completely miss the point, summarise a bunch of things in an unfunny, obvious fashion.
- I Thought It Meant: Said geeks celebrate their inability to communicate ideas effectively.
- Made of Win: Said geeks congratulate each other on their geeky work.
- Moment of Awesome: Said geeks congratulate entirely fictional people on their feats of unbelievability.
- Funny Moments: Said geeks share a laugh over entirely fictional things.
- Heartwarming Moments: Said geeks go "aaawwwww" over entirely fictional things.
- Awesome Music: Said geeks share sounds of greatness!
- Tear Jerker: Said geeks cry like babies over made-up stuff.
- Fanon Discontinuity: Said geeks say that stuff that didn't happen didn't happen more than other things that also didn't happen.
- Narm: Said geeks laugh at things that are supposed to be Serious Business.
- Headscratchers: Said geeks gripe about things that don't make sense that never really happened anyway.
- Nightmare Fuel: Said geeks get terrified at various stuff, some of which shouldn't scare them in the first place.
- Better Than It Sounds: Said geeks make things sound unreasonable and uninteresting.
- Better Than It Sounds: Said geeks had a brain fart and accidentally reference the same page with the same parody text twice, then do it again intentionally to mock themselves.
- Magnificent Bastard: Said geeks are in awe of decidedly nasty characters.
- Moral Event Horizon: Said geeks pronounce fictional sins unforgivable.
- Complete Monster: Said geeks pronounce fictional sinners unforgivable, after fighting about how unforgivable they should be.
- Laconic Wiki: Said geeks try to describe everything into one short sentence.
- Wild Mass Guessing: Said geeks discuss bizarre ideas and plant trees. Everyone is either dead, hallucinating, or a time-travelling alien.
- TV Tropes Wiki Drinking Game: Said geeks drink for fun.
- TV Tropes Will Ruin Your Life: Said geeks spent more time on this website than is considered "healthy" and as a result have permanently altered their perception of media as a whole, regardless of whether or not they wanted to.
- The Woobie: Said geeks feel sorry for fictional (most of them, anyway) characters.
- Worse Than It Sounds: Said geeks make bad works sound good.
- Don't Shoot the Message: Said geeks complain about people on their side of a controversy.
- Double Standard: Said geeks index inequality, try not to lose faith in humanity altogether.
- Paint the Hero Black: Said geeks attempt to make the good guys sound like the worst people to be around.
- Villain White Washing Service: Said geeks make certain people sound like legitimately nice people- that is, if they weren't the bad guys.
- "Fridge" tropes (Logic, Brilliance, and Horror): Said geeks are slow to realize things.
- Memetic Mutation: Said geeks repeat various phrases that are repeated variously, then explain the joke.
- I Am Not Making This Up: Said geeks talked about ridiculous things. Geeks with power disapproved.
- Fetish Fuel: Said geeks are all a bunch of sick raging perverts. Geeks with power make them be sick raging perverts someplace else.
- Troper Tales: Said geeks become self-confessed badasses. Geeks with power disapproved, so self-confessed badass-geeks were forced to be self-confessed badasses somewhere else.
- Real Life examples: Said geeks attempt to apply narrative conventions to the outside world. Sometimes.
- I Read That As: Said geeks are bad at reading things correctly.
- The Problem with Pen Island: Said geeks capitalize letters to make grammatically incorrect phrases that make no sense.
- And the Fandom Rejoiced: Said geeks are very excited, much to the aggravation of the geeks with power.
- Natter: Said geeks argue and make conversation right on the content pages. They know they're not supposed to do that.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon: A young man attempts to defeat a gang of ruthless criminals while trying To Be a Master. Except he can't, because he's controlled by 100,000 voices in his head at the same time and each tells him to do something different. Resulted in the creation of a religion in which God is an ammonite, Jesus is a giant finch, Satan is a horseshoe crab, and the Anti-Christ is an orange fox-dog.
- A young boy with schizophrenia so severe he can barely move attempts To Be a Master, at any cost.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon Crystal: Another young boy tries to kill his pet crocodile, then decides to climb a mountain and murder the first young boy's god.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon Emerald: A young woman who may or may not be a serial killer fights, among other foes, a clock.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon FireRed: The first boy's story repeats, but this time with a young girl instead. And Reality Is Out to Lunch.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon Platinum: An immigrant with a gambling addiction and severe personality issues tries to take over the world.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon HeartGold: Reality Is Out to Lunch again, this time starring a lesbian werewolf who's Pals with Jesus as the heroine.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon Black: A boy kills most of his pets and fights against a PETA expy. He's the hero.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon Black 2: God jacks the difficulty up, and a superstar idol with identity issues has to deal with it.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon X: A stuck-up jerk with no self-esteem beats up rich people and helps a dragon unlock its Super Mode. Then he trades away his best friends to strangers on the Internet.
- Twitch Plays Pokémon Omega Ruby: A young mafia heir has no idea if he wants to be a Don, a Satanic rocker, or a contest co-ordinator, so instead he ignores all his responsibilities and plays with cute bunnies.
- This all can be filed under "The living proof of the Infinite Monkey Theorem".
- Uncyclopedia: The Other Wiki minus content.
- Undocumented Features: A bunch of bored college students create a Mega Crossover with over 100 different works. One of the main problems in the work is solved by Breaking the Fourth Wall and having the authors make a Heroic Sacrifice.
- Welcome to Night Vale: A small town is ruled by conspiracies and dark forces. The narrator, possibly against his will, spends most of the show spouting out their propaganda.
- Whateley Universe: A group of overpowered superheroines meet up at the world's foremost Superhero School, only to discover that each and every one of them is secretly transgender and gender bent. This would be a Contrived Coincidence, except they have a special dorm set aside specifically to segregate these sort of things. They can't be defeated, so they fight crime... and get away with anything they want while doing so. "Rashomon"-Style is flat out abused, and the Token Minority is a white male.
- WhoIsThisGit: A very mysterious man talks about various things that happen in video games. His videos seldom have him actually talk; he usually uses text to communicate. Notable for hating a popular video game and abusing a certain two-tailed fox.
- Wikipedia: Giant website that seeks to be the repository for all the world's knowledge. Spends much of its time hosting arguments about what qualifies as "knowledge".
- Alternatively: The website where people who know nothing try to figure out if they know something.
- WTF Pokémon: Two guys point out logical contrivancies in episodes of a very popular anime series.
- YouTube: People slap together video footage and sounds (usually taken from their favorite TV shows) seemingly at random. Was created because high-quality footage couldn't be found of celebrity breast.
- YouTube Poop: People slap together video footage and sounds (usually taken from video games from a now-forgotten console and cartoons based on video games) seemingly at random to get something stupid, offensive, or both. Hilarity Ensues, hopefully.
- Or: Surreal versions of other people's work, mostly from TV. Has literally hundreds of different writers.
- Or: Artists from across the internet put their video editing skills to the test to create (mostly) nonsensical gibberish that only they and those similar to them would find entertaining.
- Chewiki: The same people make up silly backstories for the characters and settings of said video games and cartoons, often resulting in something stupid, offensive, or both. Hilarity Ensues, generally.
- Dramatic Reading: Something banal, poorly-written, or just plain dreadful is read aloud by a Large Ham.
- YouTube Poop: People slap together video footage and sounds (usually taken from video games from a now-forgotten console and cartoons based on video games) seemingly at random to get something stupid, offensive, or both. Hilarity Ensues, hopefully.
- Worm: A travelling couple stops in for lunch after being accosted by a vagrant. One of the couple is then murdered by the food. The other, stricken by the loss, begins cleaning the restaurant before eventually flipping their shit and setting it on fire.
- Or: The story that teaches you more about the silk production rates of spiders than you could ever want to know.
