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Hello, Whaterva here and this is an assortment of works still in progress I couldn't fit anywhere else.

Again, like my main sandbox, the page would most likely change whenever the content inside is ready.

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Blady

...brash

mp3y

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Battle For Caution's McGriddle

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Battle For Caution's McGriddle web-animated joke Object Show created by XanderDoesStuff and premiered on [...]

McGriddle

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Battle Show Cool Yeah

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Battle Show Cool Yeah (BSCY) is a web-animated series Diamondcup87note 

...while not using conventional objects and instead mostly using unconventional Cartoon Creatures, it's still an Object Show nonetheless.

These are the tropes...yeah:


Calc-u-House

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Contains the following tropes (-/7)

Digital Dodgery

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Digital Dodgery is a web-animated Object Show created by Meezimoo and UUPSIE on 8th July 2020.

View the current episodes here

Contains the following tropes:


Trivia

Showvember

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Contains the following tropes (-/13)

Trivia

The Spring Breakly Object Show

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This Show

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Contains the following tropes: (-/11)

Tiny Taco Tales

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Everybody's favourite Jack-In-The-Box snack is back ...Tin, Yta and Cos, misadventures



Web Animation

Welcome to Mountport

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Contains the following tropes: (-/1)

Trivia

    Recap (Rephrase and Reference) 

Act I

The curtains open to a newsie announcing the daily news; "The fish are gone." He admits he does not know where they went, since he doesn't write the news, just distributes it. This claim is substantiated by a nearby fisherman begrudgingly returning to land empty-handed. Two old ladies gossip about their friend Gladis, who they believe to have stolen all the fish in Mountport. While a young boy named Timothy is sentenced to house arrest "on account of the crimes," various townsfolk discuss the geographical anomalies of their town, and their collective decision not to question it ("Welcome to Mountport").


Enter our hero, Alexa, who has just arrived in Mountport from Prairieville, Louisiana explains her reason for moving — to become a famous baseball player who, supposedly, can hit a home run off her own pitch ("A Brand New Situation"). She elaborates that in Prairieville, the locals would not give her the time of day as they believe she would never be fast enough to become both a professional pitcher and hitter. Mountport's prestigious baseball time is holding tryouts, which she has come to partake in.


On the way, she meets the newsie from earlier, who gives her advice on how to survive and become a big deal in Mountport ("Three Rules of Mountport"), including their local custom of saying "hi" to those they do not know and "hi-ho" to those they have met before, not to eat too much tuna despite it being "beyond belief" due to its ability to make one vomit, and to under no circumstances climb the big tree, as there is a woman at the top who is "not okay." She thanks him for this knowledge and bids him farewell.


In downtown Mountport, the rougher, less-friendly side of town, we meet two buskers, who face head-to-head in an intense rivalry. Close by, atop the sole skyscraper in Mountport, we meet the villain of the story- Tina Johnson. She reveals herself to be the lady in the tree from earlier, who decided she could not be as mean as she wished to be in a tree and must move to a skyscraper. Her subservient assistant Pinocchio enters, explaining that she cannot build her tower any taller, as it will cast a shadow on the baseball field. She reveals this to be her ultimate plan, in order to prevent the fulfillment of the prophecy of the Baseball-Playing Girl who will topple her reign. She explains that the game must be played in the light for the prophecy to come true, and thus she plans to permanently shroud the baseball field of the town in darkness with her skyscraper ("Tear Her Down").

Act II

On a train to Palm Springs, California, where a week-long spring training course is taking place for the baseball team, Alexa and Tina end up in the same train car. Tina deduces that Alexa is the girl in the prophecy by questioning her repeatedly, much to Alexa's confusion. She instructs the girl to sit with her, and as Alexa explains how the dark is her one weakness, a fight between the two occurs, during which Tina turns the lights of the carriage off to intimidate Alexa, who asserts she is still determined to win ("Ticket to Nowhere").


A week later, the group returned to Mountport, where the newsie sells papers claiming the fish were, in fact, stolen by Tina, and Gladis had simply been the scapegoat. This comes as a shock to the old ladies from before, who feel guilty for wrongfully blaming their friend, and decide to go half-and-half on a fruit basket, which they agree is "too expensive" considering it's "mostly melon." One busker turns to the other, gifting him his guitar, as he has been accepted into business school ("Business School"). However, after Alexa donates to him for his singing, he realises he can do both and takes his guitar back.


Alexa concludes that, as Tina's skyscraper has grown so much in such a short period of time, it must not be made of strong materials. She realises that, should this be the case, it would be easy to dismantle it bare-handed. She asks the newsie to spread across the town her rallying message, to bring down the tower collectively, beam by beam, to stop her scheme to rule the world ("What Money Can't Buy"). Quickly, a large crowd gathers, in it the two old women, the two buskers, Timothy, who is quickly told to get back indoors, the newsie and Alexa herself. While Tina at first resists, telling Pinocchio to build faster to counteract the destruction of her building, she is soon overpowered and brought to the ground.


Alexa pleads to Tina to change, that Mountport is a great town that will take her in if she lets it. Tina reveals that she did not want to be evil- she moved to Mountport to become a train conductor. Suddenly, the newsie comes by waving papers announcing the much-beloved train conductor has died from eating too much tuna fish, an echo of his warning from earlier. Tina decides this is her chance to start anew and vows to stop being "Mean Tina" and start being "Sexy Tina, Train Conductress."


The newsie realises it's noon which is the time the big baseball game is due to begin. Alexa readies herself, and, as promised, hits a clean home run off her own pitch. As the crowd cheers, her ball goes straight into the remnants of Tina's tower, fulfilling the prophecy once and for all. She thanks Mountport for taking in an outsider like herself, and the show ends with her assertion that "no home run is worth it if you can't run back to a home you love," a sentiment shared by the rest of the main and supporting cast ("A Home You Love [Finale]"), and with the final words of "Next Stop: Palm Springs," the curtains close.



Literature

The Love Interest

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A thrilling action-romance YA novel

about teen spies disguised as "love interests"—whoever gets the girl lives; but the one she rejects, dies.

[Rephase]There is a secret organization that cultivates teenage spies. The agents are called Love Interests because getting close to people destined for great power means getting valuable secrets.

Caden is a Nice: The boy next door, sculpted to physical perfection.Dylan is a Bad: The brooding, dark-souled guy, and dangerously handsome.

The girl they are competing for is important to the organization, and each boy will pursue her. Will she choose a Nice or the Bad?

Both Caden and Dylan are living in the outside world for the first time. They are well-trained and at the top of their games. They have to be - whoever the girl doesn't choose will die.

What the boys don't expect are feelings that are outside of their training. Feelings that could kill them both.

Contains the following tropes: (-/26)

  • Affectionate Nickname:
  • All Girls Want Bad Boys: Dylan's approach
  • Ambiguous Situation: however whether this statement is true or not is left undetermined since there's no evidence, the villain died anyway and the building was blown up
  • Betty and Veronica:
    • The true one is the Bisexual Love Triangle between Caden's Archie to Juliet's Betty (nice and normal, the safe option, out of convenience) and Dylan's Veronica (his intended "rival", the one he loves but can't be with)
  • Bisexual Love Triangle: Juliet, Caden and Dylan, both guys were meant to romance Julie but are in love with each other instead
  • Boy Next Door: Invoked, Caden, taking over the role from the previous Love Interest, assumed his identity
  • Closet Key: Caden and Dylan became the closet key to each other...the former was in love with an older boy back in the facility but didn't realise his feelings at the time
  • Did Not Get The Guy: tons of love interests
  • Earn Your Happy Ending: jump through flaming hoops, tangle with death, that ended in an exploding, collapsing building
  • Gadgeteer Genius: Juliet
  • Good Is Not Nice: Caden
  • Hidden Heart of Gold: Dylan
  • Honey Trap: Caden and
  • I Coulda Been a Contender!:
  • Incompatible Orientation: Caden and Dylan are both gay as they later find out, Juliet
  • In-Series Nickname:
  • Jaded Washout: Caden's "parents" are a prime example who passed their prime as Love Interests and are now stuck wasting there life away
  • Magic Plastic Surgery: look like the previous Caden, removed his mole, no swelling
  • Nice Guy: Caden, doesn't think of himself as such, the label was forced onto him, assigned being a Nice
  • Opposites Attract: Caden, Dylan...the families they were assigned to
  • Pop-Cultural Osmosis Failure: Averted, raised and groomed in the facility all their life, the Love Interests are made sure they have a daily dose ...up to date with current slang and references
  • Second Love: Dylan is this to Caden
  • Senseless Sacrifice: needed more protection than her
  • Taking the Bullet: Being a good person and boyfriend, [...] sacrifice himself to save his beloved girlfriend/[name] ... While the sentiment was noble, it was also both astronomically senseless and stupid because said girlfriend was wearing a state-of-the-art bulletproof body suit, something which she herself lampshaded:
    :
  • Teen Genius: Juliet has been targeted by the head honchos of the organisation ever since she was five and aced her Mensa test. As she grew up, so did her love of science and inventing complex gadgetry that those with graduate degrees struggle to grasp... ...Love Interests
    • Her brain, it operates in a way that’s so far ahead of everyone else. The world’s top universities have been trying for years to get her to enroll with them, but she’s rejected them all because she wants to have a normal high school experience. She’s one of a tiny handful of people in the entire world who we believe have a higher than ninety-seven percent chance of reaching the top of their chosen field. Her inventions will shape the lives of every single person on earth one day. Or, at least, that’s what the head honchos here think. [Rephase]
  • Time Skip: one year after the destruction/explosion
  • Too Good to Be True:
    Juliet:
  • You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: The Stalkers

Pretty Little Mistakes

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Million Little Mistakes

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You win $22 million. Now What?
Million Little Mistakes is a Gamebook novel written by Heather McElhatton in the second-person. The book was published on 10th August 2010 and serves as an unrelated sequel to Pretty Little Mistakes.

Spend your millions with the following tropes

  • Contrasting Sequel Protagonist: There are still some similarities to the main character in the first book, like having No Name Given and being ostensibly female, but this protagonist is a separate being from the previous one. She's not as romance-orientated, more money-focused and doesn't go into detail with her life or death in some routes like the other did for all her endings.

Sam Kills Christmas

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Sam Kills Christmas is children's storybook written by Thomas 'TomSka' Ridgewell and illustrated by Dorina Herdewijn.

T'was the night before Christmas and all through the house

Sam is a small child with a big problem, they HATE Santa. And so, this Christmas, it's time to embark on a quest to vanquish that villain once and for all. Along the way, Sam will encounter Ice Queens and evil Elves, and not a few rocket launchers and explosives, but the big question is...will they be able to rid the world of the tyranny of Santa? [Rephrase]

reading with story visuals

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testimone di gangster

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testimone di gangster contains the following tropes: (-/21)

  • Blue Oni, Red Oni: Like the main series, Tizzano is the calm, calculative Blue Oni while Squalo is the hotheaded, gun-ho Red Oni...how they deal with their squad leader...combined their stands together to make up their shortcomings
  • Call-Forward: This isn't the last time Squalo and Tizzano would deal with a traitor in Passione using their stands
    • Falco's defiance for the sake of justice wouldn't be the last time Squalo thought about ...later spend his last moments alive thinking about
    • Squalo also mentioned not wanting Tizzano to die because of him, referencing how the latter would later sacrifice himself by Taking the Bullet meant for the former in the main series.
  • Death Glare: directly looks at Squalo, spine-chilling
  • Enslaved Tongue: Talking Head, Pollo, Falco...scrambled their testimonies
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones:
    • The reason why Pollo snitched, was because half-sister, only family, drug operations in his hometown
    • Squalo and Tizzano to each other
  • Finger Muzzle: during their conversation, Tizzano
  • Frame-Up: Falco, objective
  • Hero Antagonist: Falco, is the biggest adversary in the mission
  • In Love with the Mark: Squalo was ordered by their squad leader to kill Tizzano once the mission is over but ..., already together, fallen in love, deeply cares, enraged
    • Honestly, I don't even know what's their relationship like after reading this ~ Whaterva
  • Law Procedural: testimone di gangster... courtroom drama
  • Meaningful Name:
    • ...Falco (Falcone) swoops in on the vulnerable Pollo (Chicken), symbolises their predator-prey relationship.
  • Murder Is the Best Solution: killing Pollo and Falco...thinks it's the only logical course of action
    • since Squalo was absolutely pissed off over their leader's audacity to order a hit on his boyfriend just because his stand is not physically strong and in spite of pulling off the biggest court case in Passione's favor to secure their future as the most notorious, influential mafia empire
  • Pointy-Haired Boss: has yet to pay the higher-ups what he owned, thinks killing the weaker members would satisfy them and regain his glory/reputation by pretending his men died in glorious battle ... given we've never heard from him again
    • words are just as important, refuses, belittles him and his stand every chance he gets, makes no secret that he wants him gone/dead
  • Poor Communication Kills: Talking Head, gets them both killed
  • The Power of Language:
  • Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves: Pollo
  • Stealth Pun: courtroom, the place where a witness testifies in court, call to the stand, they were fighting a stand battle without actual stands, This is before actual Stands were introduced to make it a "Stand stand battle".
    • A witness who is testifying under oath during a trial. The witness almost always sits in a chair beside the judge's bench, often raised above the floor level of the courtroom, and behind a knee-high panel.
  • Steamrolled Smart Guy: Tizzano's smarts and carefully thought-out plans go greatly underappreciated, looked down upon the most by his squad leader, "just a fluke since Tizzano doesn’t have that kind of power"
  • Tongue Trauma: Clash shreds Pollo's tongue to ribbons once he "confesses"...finishes the job, chew it into ribbons
  • Weak, but Skilled: used in tandem with Clash to get any mileage
  • You Are Better Than You Think You Are: Tizzano, Squalo, What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?, while he appreciates the sentiment, it still didn't change his opinion

Laconic


Unabridged Version



Manga One-Shots and Series

50 X 50

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Contains the following tropes: (-/20)

[An attractive lady walks past them]
Kawanishi & Higashino: [Simultaneously] Nice breasts/legs [Looks at each other]

Laconic

Vitriolic Best Buds

A-Ji and C-Ro's War Against Their Gorgeous Daily Lives

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Nikaidou Akira and Saotome Ren have been childhood friends, would they ever realise their feelings for each other

but *gasp* his beloved Akira is engaged

But who would want to read about that?

while these drama kids are resolving their Bisexual Love Triangle or whatever,

Is there a way to escape the life of a background character?

Mobuyama "A-Ji" Eiji and Mobutani "C-Ro" Shiro have lived their entire lives as nothing more than "extras" to other people’s stories. ...frankly sick and tired of it

It can’t end like this, right? There must be a way out! Both share a common goal and will try anything that allows them to change their destiny, ANYTHING.

Contains the following tropes: (-/39)

Classmates

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  • Ascended Extra: Sajou's mother, Kumi, play a minor part in the Doukyuusei that all changed when Sajou came out and introduce her to Kusakabe in "" and became a prominent character until her death.
  • Back for the Finale: Every significant character from the past books, is invited to Sajou and Kusakabe's wedding
  • Callback: [Continue] Chapter 9/10
  • Camp Gay: In contrast to the Straight Gay couples, Koma is the only one who acts this way... fashion designer
  • Closet Key: Kusakabe had dated many girls before but always let them go since he never felt anything serious. That is until he met Sajou. ...impulsively kissed when he thought
    Tani: ""
    [Kusakabe immediately becomes flustered upon realising this]
  • Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Granted it isn't his natural hair colour but blond Kusakabe fits the mark
  • Hair-Contrast Duo:
    • Sorano is a redhead, Hara-Sen is black and messy
  • Happily Married: Sajou and Kusakabe had made a promise ...at twenty
  • Important Haircut: Kusakabe, wanting to be taken seriously and attend Kumi's funeral, shaves his entire head which shocks Sajou. It does grow back in a Time Skip, when his and Sajou's wedding arrives...
  • Incompatible Orientation: Sora used to have a crush on his...
  • I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Hara eventually realised Sajou is already taken by Kusakabe, fallen in love
  • Opposites Attract:
    • Hara-sen and Sorano
    • Hibiki and Satoshi
    • Kusakabe's parents, similar to Kusakabe and Sajou, mother is extremely loud, passionate and bBrutallyHonest
  • Not So Stoic: Sajou
  • Real Men Wear Pink: Hibiki bakes
  • Returning the Wedding Ring: The opening of blanc, Kusakabe
  • Three-Way Sex: Koma once had a threesome with his ex-boyfriend Ryuichi and a woman which he didn't want to be a part of
  • Straight Gay: except Koma
  • When He Smiles: Sajou doesn't emote much due to his upbringing ... but when he does

Final Girl

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Final Girl is a one-shot 2019 manga by Kokikuji You

slasher-comedy satire

An overworked office worker was doing a snack run when he suddenly passed out on the street from exhaustion and reincarnated into a fantastical world full of adventure and high stakes.

But this is not your ordinary isekai as instead of the generic wish-fulfilling medieval fantasy, he's in a classic slasher movie and what's more, he reincarnated into Summer, the shameless blonde bimbo who dies first at the hands

[Rephrase]And what's more as Summer, the shameless slutty character who dies first ...blonde bimbo

his only hope and ticket to a happy, but most importantly non-fatal, ending is enlisting the help of Final Girl

If he has any hope of surviving and earning a happy but most importantly non-fatal/less gruesome ending, Summer must pair up

A guy finds himself transported into the world of a classic horror movie. And what's more, as the 'shameless slutty character' who dies first!?[Rephase]

Contains the following tropes:

  • Sex Signals Death: In-movie Summer was supposed to die this way as she and her boyfriend were about to have sex on the bed the killer was lying underneath and stabbed his machete through the bedframe and Summer's head.

Geinaru! Tadaima Ire Kawarichuu

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Contains the following tropes: (-/37)

The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn't a Guy At All

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Her Life Is Comicalized

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Tropes (-/13)

I'll Make You Cry

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Contains the following tropes: (-/14)

Impossible Love Suicide

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Impossible Love Suicide is a Black Comedy-drama manga one-shot created by

Contains the following tropes:

In the World of a Gal Game, My Best Friend ♂ Says He Likes Me!?

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Contains the following tropes: (-/11)

In to You

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Tropes (-/15)

Isekai Tensei Truck

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Get Isekai'd, Mother-Trucker!
Isekai Tensei Truck (Isekai Tensei Torakku) is a one-shot isekai Parody manga created by COIN in 2019.

escape into the wonderous fantasy in another word, one death and reincarnation

Well, these tired-ass salarymen, weebs and nobodies aren't gonna isekaied themselves without everybody's favourite transport vehicle Truck-kun

A bizarre one-shot depicting the hardships and adventures of an isekai truck driver. [Rephrase]

Contains the following tropes:

Just When I Thought I Came Here To Die

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Tropes (-/14)

Kansai Jin to Hukumen Satsujinki

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Kansai Jin to Hukumen Satsujinki (Captured by the Masked Murderer - Okay, We'll Get Cozy... Just Don't Kill Me!- or Kansaijin to Fukumen Satsujinki: Sex Shite Ii kara Korosan toite!) is a horror-comedy Yaoi manga, 2019, Maria (Mりあ)

When Taichi regained consciousness, he found himself in an unfamiliar room with his limbs bound. He was camping alone when he witnessed a murder scene and was confined by the killer. The story of the masked murderer and the Kansai man's twisted cohabitation starts now!! [Rephrase]

Compare to the one-shot Just When I Thought I Came Here To Die with their similar premises but a more light-hearted tone.

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Majo demo Steady

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Rephrase - However, the girl's appearance leads to all sorts of increasingly strange phenomena. The cause lies, sort of, in Jungian psychology. The girl, whom he has named Asami, is from a parallel dimension where people's ideal partners - the anima to their animus, or vice versa - reside. Asami's longing has allowed her to cross dimensions to be with Seki, but her presence in his world upsets the natural order. She goes back, and Seki must venture into her world to save her. The lovers are reunited. However, matters don't turn out quite as they hoped.

Contains the following tropes: (-/20)

Mama Mama

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Mama Mama is a 2014 one-shot Yuri manga created by Amano Shuninta.

The story follows the typical morning of a happy couple with their three kids though the reality of which turned out to be different than expected.

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Meguro and Akino Just Don't Realize

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Contains the following tropes: (-/14)

Our Not So Lonely Planet Travel Guide

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Our Not So Lonely Planet Travel Guide, Mone Sorai

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The Princess is Delicious When Made Into a Pork Cutlet

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The Princess is Delicious When Made Into a Pork Cutlet is a 2019 comedy-isekai one-shot written and illustrated by Isakawa Megumi.

The hero has defeatedbut then the hero's stomach begins to rumble...

Contains the following tropes:

  • Power Misidentification: The final boss made it seem he transformed the princess into a pig, causing the hero to panic and find a way to revert her back, when in fact the princess was simply teleported to a nearby farm and switched places with a regular pig.

Laconic

The final boss turns the princess into a pig and the hero has no idea how to change her back. So he eats her.

The Shocking Reality Of A Loan Shark Collecting Money

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The Shocking Reality Of A Loan Shark Collecting Money (闇金取り立ての恐ろしい実態) is a one-shot manga, Pageratta

Contains the following tropes

Social Anxiety Vs Yuri

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Contains the following tropes (-/16)

Stockholm

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Contains the following tropes: (-/12)

Stranger

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Contains the following tropes:

Uruwashiki Shuen

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Until Someday, We Become a Family

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Until Someday, We Become a Family (Itsuka, Kazoku ni Naru made or いつか、家族になるまで) is a 2022 Shounen-ai manga series created by Fujitobi.

The three lived together under a single roof. Takaomi is a single father, raising his only son. For some reason, he is persistently being hit on by his colleague, Nomura, who so happens to be able to do both work and housework. Taking overly good care of them, Nomura repeatedly visits Takaomi’s house uninvited and proposes that Takaomi should go out with him, telling him all about the advantages of doing so. Takaomi was perplexed since he’s never even dated another man before. But as they spent more time together, going out for meals and visiting amusement parks, Takaomi came to realise that he enjoyed the time spent together as a three and that it felt precious to him... A heart-warming BL between a flawless younger salaryman and a single father moved by affection. [Rephrase]

Contains the following tropes:

Weirdo

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Weirdo (Ijousha) is a one-shot comedy manga written by Kosode Kanikita and illustrated by Omutatsuikoto.

One morning, a brother and his older sister have the house to themselves except there's one problem: the brother is an only child. And things get even more convoluted than they should be.

While the one-shot is only sixteen pages long, it's packed with so many twists and turns that it might as well be called "Plot Twist the manga".

Contains the following tropes:

  • Baitand Switch:
  • Evil Old Folks:
  • Eye Pop:
  • Foreshadowing:
  • Paper-Thin Disguise: The cop answering the door, pizza, keep insisting he's just a pizzaman even though he's clearly wearing a police uniform and holding a pizza box, playing dumb
  • Rapid-Fire Comedy:
  • The Reveal: It's just plot twist after plot twist
    • The first comes when a brother and his older sister have the house for themselves but instead of ordering pizza like the latter suggested, the former discreetly calls the police since he's an only child and this deluded stranger broke into his house pretending to be his sister.
    • Then the cop arrives but he persistently insists he's just a pizzaman despite the Paper-Thin Disguise to the brother's frustration. The older sister ...until she turns around and pulls out her badge
  • Right for the Wrong Reasons:
  • Undercover Cop Reveal:

We're Supporting Actors

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Contains the following tropes: (-/22)

You're My Princess

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Contains the following tropes: (-/35)

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