Agreed. How about good old reliable Daffy?
edited 29th May '11 5:58:25 PM by Madrugada
...if you don’t love you’re dead, and if you do, they’ll kill you for it.Caption's pulling too much weight. Daffy's a Funny Animal, so the fact that ducks are flying birds got a bit lost in the anthropomorphism.
An Ear Worm is like a Rickroll: It is never going to give you up.I'm trying to find a good picture of Godzilla chasing an Airplane... this◊ is the best I've found so far.
I reject your requirement for a witty statement or fanboyish squealing in my signature.I'm for pulling this one. It's misleading.
First key to interpreting a work: Things mean things.Just thought I'd offer this◊ DMFA comic.
Reality is that, which when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. -Philip K. DickI think it works well.
Reality is that, which when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. -Philip K. DickWait how? I mean, it's a justification, but it's not actually an example.
The characters on the ground have wings. They never fly in the series. This is them explaining why they don't. Just because it's a Justified Trope doesn't mean it's not an example. And this is one of those tropes that is easier to picture when it's called out.
edited 3rd Aug '11 8:43:05 AM by shimaspawn
Reality is that, which when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. -Philip K. DickI'd really like a good picture from Baten Kaitos, but I doubt we'll find one. The DMFA one works.
I'm fine with DMFA as well.
First key to interpreting a work: Things mean things.... That suggestion is not an example or even a lampshade
Please.Motion to pull
Pic is too small to get the bird's expression across, and doesn't really work for the trope since it's airborne.
I'm still good with the DMFA pic.
How about Blu from the movie Rio? It may not immediatly show this characteristic in the image (unless someone grabs a shot from that scene where he's hanging from a cliff, which would actually be a perfect example) but his fear of flying is a big part of the movie.
edited 16th Oct '11 10:32:00 PM by Corto
Well, the issue is that we really want to show the trope in action. Simply being an example doesn't make for a good image, as it means nothing to those who haven't consumed the work (it also has been known to lead to edit wars between raging fandoms). I'm not against the idea, but I'd like to see the image you suggested.
Support pull.
Fight smart, not fair.I'd like to see a good screencap from Rio myself.
Not a fan of the DMFA image for this. It's a couple of characters discussing a justification of the trope, not an example of the actual trope.
I like the Daffy Duck image given. Sure, Daffy's an anthropomorphized character, but the fact remains: Ducks can fly.
Thirding(?) the pull.
Support Gravitaz on Kickstarter!Voting to pull. It looks too much like the bird's afraid of some sort of projectile hitting it.
Always think outside the box. Because the box is full of scorpions.DMFA comic is a bad image.
"You want to see how a human dies? At ramming speed." - Emily Wong.Clock is set.
Clock's up; locking for inactivity/lack of consensus. No further action is to be taken based on this thread.
The picture shows a bird, clearly high in the sky with clouds behind it. If you look closer it's looking down with a slightly scared expression. The caption "as literal as it gets".
The thing is, it might be "literally" an acrophobic bird, but it doesn't illustrate the trope. It might be scared of heights, but it is flying.