Basic Trope: Historical figures in media are more uglier than their real-life counterparts.
- Straight: King Bob III of Troperia was a fairly average guy in his life, but here, he's displayed as an fat, bald man.
- Exaggerated: King Bob III was described in many history books as looking like a flat out angel. but he's displayed as so deformed you must wonder how inbred he was.
- Downplayed: The actor portraying King Bob III has a slightly more crooked nose, but otherwise he's pretty close.
- Justified: A time traveler stepped onto a butterfly, and as a result, King Bob gets a massive injury that damages his looks greatly.
- Inverted: King Bob III of Troperia was a fairly average guy in his life, but here, he's displayed as an adonis-esque figure.
- Subverted: The story mentions that King Bob III is 59 years old at the time of the story, and the real king didn't age gracefully.
- Double Subverted: The 59 turns out to be a slip of the tounge, his actual age is 29.
- Parodied: Belle was displaying King Bob III fairly accurately, only for a higher up to bust into her makeup room and tell her to make him uglier. because Beauty Equals Goodness, so Belle and the actor keep finding ways to make him look worse until they end up with a mutated lich.
- Zig Zagged: While the actor playing King Bob III has a crooked nose, his skin is also way better than the real King Bob's
- Averted: King Bob III is displayed accurately.
- Enforced: King Bob III is such a hated figure that the troperians only displayed him as hideous, it isn't until forensic scientists scanned his skeleton that they found out he looked fairly average.
- Lampshaded: ???
- Implied: Alice says that the potrait of King Boob III makes his look worse than he did in life, yet we don't see it.
- Invoked: ???
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: King Bob III later on in his life acts like a much better ruler to his citizens, leading to more flattering portrayals.
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
- Deconstructed: ???
- Reconstructed: ???
The Historical Ugliness Update looks worse because later on, it was given worse examples.
