Make the above trope instantly hated.

Basically make it so bad that it will be a Genre-Killer for the trope.

The first one is the quintessential trope, The Hero.

The Hero is a Mary Sue

Exactly What It Says On The Tin

There are so many instances of this one simple trope concentrated within a single work that it leaves audiences with a bitter taste in their mouths, especially since this was a summer blockbuster that most everyone saw.

Space Western

Special Effect Failure runs rampant in a film.

Badass Bookworm

He stops in the middle of the action to do analysis on the asskicking.

Einstein Hair.

Everyone who has it is an idiot (and, furthermore, unamusing).

"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight.

edited 3rd Nov '15 2:01:49 PM by TrulyDeceptive

The dialogue reeks of Narm, and it's obvious they're both holding back.

World of Buxom

The show become more and more fanservicey, and still try to take itself seriously, with every serious situations turning into Narm because of dem buxom, in the end, the show become a prime Snark Bait and Deader Than Disco since the fan service get downright creepy and the show still try to pass itself as serious.

Villainous Valor

edited 4th Nov '15 5:45:17 AM by Bolded1

The heroes end up looking like monsters for going all out on weaker opponents

You Can Verb My Noun Any Day

It's used constantly in a film, even when it would make little to no sense.

Petting-Zoo People

edited 6th Nov '15 2:44:17 PM by Fangroller

do i need to say it

Brilliant, but Lazy

Dick Thunderquake can basically use a water gun to extinguish a star if he's motivated but his refusal to take action, flat characterization, flanderization into a guy who's incapable of even moving facial muscles and his repeated Deus Ex Machina made him rather hated, not to mention that every character keep saying how great he is even when he does nothing for several episodes and treat them like garbage.

Magnificent Bastard

edited 4th Nov '15 9:14:04 AM by Bolded1

He ends up making all of other heroes look like idiots, losing their credibility.

Rescue Romance.

The rescue takes more lives than the captive is worth.

Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot

edited 6th Nov '15 2:43:20 PM by Fangroller

The character is made to be too edgy and is pushed forward as cool, not to mention that he gets a ridiculous backstory and origins. He also get multiple powers thanks to his mix and can Ass Pull his way out of most scenarios, while acting like a complete jerk.

Determinator

The character is a Determinator when it's stupid to be, like when fighting clearly stronger opponents, taking on things he shouldn't, and diving into a 50 foot deep dive,

No-Nonsense Nemesis

The villain takes the most direct route to all his targets by simply smashing through everything in his path and that's his entire gimmick.

Threatening Shark

The shark suffers from Special Effect Failure.

Red and Black and Evil All Over

edited 7th Nov '15 9:27:20 AM by DragonzZilla

It ends up being Pink and Black all over, ruining the effect.

Affably Evil

The villain is so kind, polite and honorable that the heroes looks like jerkasses, not to mention that it makes every atrocity of the villain rather bizarre compared to his acts.

Big Damn Heroes

They are all Mary Sue OCs and the Villain is an obvious metaphor for someone like Donald Trump.

Hair-Trigger Temper

It's done for good actions as well, just coming off as a Jerkass.

Team Chef

He's pretty useless, every character has to save him, he does not evolve and, overall, remains a Flat Character who remains in the background. He starts at point A and by the time the story finish, he's still at point A.

Start of Darkness

Because of the villian's "tourtured past" the author uses it to excuse any crimes they commit. And in the end the villain becomes a Karma Houdini and has Happy Ending without having to atone.

Spider Tank

edited 8th Nov '15 1:53:00 PM by Fangroller

In spite of its cool factor, it ambles about being useless and gets taken out easily.

Ensemble Dark Horse.