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Jack Butler: Another example of ninjacrat arbitrarily deleting an innocuous addition to a trope solely because he doesn't like the person who made the addition. The irony is, he says I'm the one whose harmful.

Rebochan: No, other people took that out before Ninjacrat did because you keep insisting on putting it back. I took it out again because they're right - it's not an innocuous edit, it's flamebait at anime fans.

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prescience: From the Nanoha entry:

• And by StrikerS, it had its own omakes, usually in the form of hilarious yonkomas that exaggerated many of the characters' traits (like Hayate being a Cosplay Otaku Girl, and apparently she's inducted Shamal and Rein as well.)

Are you sure you aren't thinking of the fan-made yonkomas? I've never heard of an official omake yonkoma for Nanoha...

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Doktor von Eurotrash: would South Park's full-length Terrance & Phillip episode count as this?