Sandbox / Share Phrase Wick Check

Correct (15/ 50 - 30%)

• My Friends Tigger & Pooh: Share Phrase: The oath ("Any time, any place, the Super Sleuths are on the case") is said by all three protagonists. "This/the/another mystery is history" is said by any of the Super Sleuths.
• Subverted Catchphrase: The Disney-made Star Wars movies like to play with the series' usual Share Phrase "I've got a bad feeling about this." Rogue One has K-2SO cut off before he could finish, The Last Jedi gives the line to BB-8, and in Solo Han states that he has a good feeling.
• Anime/Penguindrum: Borrowed Catchphrase: When he appears to the Takakura brothers in the hospital, Sanetoshi uses the Princess of the Crystal's "Shall we initiate the Survival Strategy?" However, the existence of other Survival Strategies along with other "princesses" like Himari would imply that this particular catchphrase isn't very exclusive in the first place.
• Miitopia Tropers A To M: Blossom , the Cautious Mage
  "Powerpuff!" - Blossom ^note (Bubbles and Buttercup also say this )
• Cells at Work!: Share Phrase: "Thank you for your hard work!" - said by cells to other cell types for doing their jobs well.
• The Legend of Total Drama Island: Sharephrase: "There's hope for you yet." Most commonly said by a random girl to Ezekiel. "Sunshine told me." This is an In-Joke amongst the contestants. When asked how they came by incriminating information, they name Izzy’s imaginary friend as their informant.
• Five-Second Foreshadowing: The entire franchise has the famous Share Phrase "I have a bad feeling about this" (and small variations thereupon). Whenever anyone says this, they are absolutely correct, and the cause of the "bad feeling" usually makes itself known within minutes.
• Star Trek Species: A to D: Share Phrase: All of them have these catchphrases, particularly the clergy: "Walk with the prophets" and "May the prophets guide you". Both of them are used in a sort of religious way of wishing someone luck, although the former is also used to describe someone who's dead or dying (e.g. "We can't save her, she's walking with the prophets.")
• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse: Share Phrase: "You're like me" is the customary response to encountering another Spider-Person.
• Kannagi: Crazy Shrine Maidens: Alternate Catchphrase Inflection: When the characters are excited for a new video (despite probably having no proper player for it since they initially thought it was on DVD), they get the Share Phrase "It's a Sony!" which they exclaim. All of this ends when someone hands them an old, unplayable, 8-track tape and they mention quietly, "It's a Sony...".
• The Keys Stand Alone: Share Phrase: After John talks about teaching muggers not to fuck with Nine Thousands, all four end up using the phrase "Don't fuck with Nine Thousands" on multiple occasions.
• Is This What Anger Feels Like?: Princess Nia Teppelin from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann''. "Are you aware of exactly who I am?!" —> "You... are a pissing-off-person!" I mean, this is a ZCE for the trope the entry is actually for, but I've seen the show and this is an accurate pothole.
• Kamen Rider Zi-O: Another Riders Amusingly, when Sougo borrows (and subsequently mangles) that catchphrase while using the WArmor, Another Double calls him "half-boiled" — a line used by everyone except Shotaro. I guess?
• Tropes N to S: Share Phrase: Nearly every person who stepped into the TARDIS for the first time said, "It's bigger on the inside (than on the outside)", to the point where on one occasion the Tenth Doctor silently mouthed the phrase along with them, and the Eleventh later became surprised when those that enter it don't say it.
• Doctor Who S10 E1 "The Three Doctors": Subverted Catchphrase: Benton passes up the usual "Bigger on the Inside" line.

Shared speech patterns that is not a catchphrase (6/ 50 - 12%)

• Western Animation: The titular family of The Loud House have a Share Phrase of "Dang it!", said when something unpleasant is going on. This makes sense for the 11-year-old Lincoln on down but starts to get amusing when used by the teens and adults. This is an incredibly common phrase, especially for a kid's show.
• Catchphrase Insult: 101 Dalmatians: "Idiot" is pretty much everyone's catchphrase insult. The word "idiot" being said my several characters doesn't seem remarkable.
• Happy Endings: Share Phrase: Characters will often say 'real talk' to emphasize what they're saying. This is just a phrase.
• Murder Party: Share Phrase: Everyone in "the scene" uses the term "dildo" to refer to someone they don't like or who annoys them. This is literally just a word used as an insult sometimes
• Tales of the Ketty Jay: Share Phrase: 'Spit and blood!' is an exclamation used by almost everyone, from pirates, to upper class arisitocrats. Sounds like generic fantasy-world invented cursing
• Star Trek Logical Thinking: Share Phrase: The phrases "The argument seemed to make sense", "I thought [name/pronoun] was making perfect sense", and "I should rethink..." seem common among the non-Spock characters.

Other Misuse (5/ 50 - 10%)

• The Goblin Emperor: Share Phrase: It's usually Csevet's line, but many characters will say this after Maia thanks them for doing their duties, offers them courtesies servants don't expect from an emperor, or saving him from making a mistake:
• Alaska Thunderfuck: Catchphrase / Borrowed Catchphrase: Alaska's memorable way of greeting people ("Hieeee!") has caught on with Drag Race fans in real life; even RuPaul herself starting using it on and off the show. "Hieeee" eventually became the opening track on Alaska's debut album. Subverted in that Alaska openly attributes the origin of the saying to fellow Drag Race alumnus Ongina, who first said it in the series premiere of the show.
• The Adventures of Prudence Prim: Share Phrase: Overlaps with Catchphrase and Phrase Catcher. Prudence announces "my name is Prudence Prim" as often as her mother and aunts remind her "your name is Prudence Prim" and its variations.
• Kingdom Hearts in a Nutshell: Share Phrase: Pretty much every Running Gag that isn't Pokémon Speak gets repeated by everyone enough to where it may as well be a "shared catch-vocabulary".

ZCE (13/ 50 - 26%)

• Tropes S to Z: Share Phrase: "Quite, quite ¿Qué le hace pensar que...?" ("Bah, bah, what does make you think that...?); "Tenía que hacerlo, ¿entiende? ¡Tenía que hacerlo!" (I had to do it, do you understand? I had to do it!). They're used by many characters in the comics.
• Shadow Man: Share Phrase: "For we are many!"
• Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja – Main Characters: Catchphrase: "What the juice?!" He also has a number of Catch Phrases in the form of odd euphemisms and lingo, such as "that's the cheese" (that's the best), "so honkin' bruce" (that's freaking awesome), "shnasty" (extremely gross), and "so wonk" (so lame), many of which are Share Phrases.
• Black Jack Justice: Share Phrase: One of the Decoder Ring Theater share phrases that sees more mileage in Black Jack Justice than Red Panda Adventures is "It's probably true, but you still shouldn't say it." Most often used someone makes a comment about another character that is both very unflattering and difficult to argue with.
• Rip Haywire: Share Phrase: "Zip it, (insert nickname here)", even though it's more of a Borrowed Catchphrase. Also, "Talk!" when confronting someone else, usually an enemy.
• Black Butler - Grim Reapers: Share Phrase: Attempted in the anime, when he tries to use a variant on Grell's Catchphrase. It doesn't work too well.
• The People Under the Stairs: Share Phrase: "Burn in hell" gets used a lot throughout.
• Video Games: "Fuck. That." (Which becomes something of a Share Phrase in the fourth game.)
• Let's Play/Pokecapn: Share Phrase: "Mother of shit!" This carries over into medibot's work as well.
• WildStar The Dominion: Share Phrase: Cosmotronic! after the Cosmotron, the device the Mechari gave to the Chua Elders, to teach basic engineering principles to the curious and creative.
• Crash Bandicoot: Share Phrase: All of them have the same power-summoning incantation when the Bandicoots use them, "Aboo-gidi-baah!".
• Saints Row The Player Character: Fuck. That." (Which becomes something of a Share Phrase in the fourth game.)
• Webcomic/Beeserker: Orange and Yellow both say it, usually in tandem with each other, so it is therefore also a Share Phrase.

Unclear (11/ 50 - 22%)

• Saga of Soul: Share Phrase: Multiple characters enter inner monologues by introducing themselves to the audience with "My name is..."
• Little Princess S 1 E 9 I Didnt Do It: O.O.C. Is Serious Business: When Scruff turns down his chicken, Princess says, "Oh dear! You must be really sad if you won't eat chicken!"
• I Saw Your Willy: Share Phrase: Everybody Alex meets after the photo goes viral says the title to him.
• Little Princess: Someone says, "Oh dear".
• Fan Works: The Keys Stand Alone: The Soft World : When the angry Paul is pounding Zarrack's unbreakable axe head into the ground, he punctuates each strike of his fist with the four's Share Phrase: “Don't! Fuck! With! Nine! Thousands!”
• Emma. (2020): Actor Allusion: Miss Bates, played by Miranda Hart, runs to Emma and excitedly cries "Such news!" In her sitcom Miranda (2009), Miranda's mother's Catchphrase and later everyone's Sharephrase is an excited and hammy "Such fun!"
• Westworld S 01 E 07 Trompe L Oeil: —> Bernard: [at the sight of his own datasheet] Doesn't look like anything to me.
• Galaxy of Fear: Share Phrase: Tash has a bad feeling about this. Lampshaded by her brother at the start of the series, who scornfully says she always has bad feelings. By the end of the series he's started having them himself.
• Once Killed a Man with a Noodle Implement: Jimmy: This doesn't seem physically possible!
• Professional Wrestling: ->"The thing about it is, this entire industry is based on men solving their problems in between these ropes. This is the company that gives you Hell in a Cell, this is the company that gives you the Elimination Chamber... I don't want to sound like a broken record, but "unsafe working conditions?" I thrive on that! Hell, this is professional wrestling, this ain't ballet!"
• Characters/Mysticons: Catchphrase: "By the Hammer of Harmon!". She uses it as a Share Phrase with her father to let him to know she's the Mysticon Knight.