Works that TVtropes introduced you to,

Has there ever been a movie/tv show/comic/book/anime/game that you've found through this website, and enjoyed?

RWBY and Gravity Falls come to mind.

xkcd.

I was introduced to Berserk among some other series that I forget at the moment. I COULD have been interested in other series, but my curiosity can be a bitch sometimes and have me spoiled to a LOT of the series that I was going to get into.

I was introduced to Psycho Pass and Attack On Titan through Tvtropes.

edited 2nd Feb '16 10:36:59 PM by Bleddyn

Homestuck.

Most other recent things I've gotten into were more because of Tumblr. I guess Steven Universe was about 50-50 Tumblr and TVT though.

Ponty Pool. And the Slender Man Mythos. And Mine Craft. I have Session 9 in my DVR, but I haven't gotten to it yet.

Leverage and Burn Notice. There's also Black Lagoon, but I certainly didn't enjoy that one.

Why not?

I'm sure there's more, but the two that come to mind are Live A Live (so far the only J-RPG I've played, and I'm convinced it'll remain the only one I'd enjoy) and The King Of Fighters. Technically TV Tropes didn't introduce me to the latter, per se; the Street Fighter Wiki introduced me to the characters since they appeared in Capcom Vs SNK. It's this wiki that got me invested the series long enough to learn about it and its history, though. I've since decided that Rugal Bernstein needs to appear in a modern game; don't care what game, just any game.

Canvas Two. It's not bad so far, but a bit boring.

edited 28th Feb '16 8:14:55 AM by YasminPerry

1632 series, Honor Harrington, The Vorkosigan Saga, the Salvation War, Monster Hunter International, and there's bound to be a few others.

While I don't watch them, T Vtropes explained to me what an anime was.

Before I just saw anime as "Japanese cartoons with big eyes".

I got hooked on anime before I even knew what anime was.

I blame Battle of the Planets for that - Americans and elsewhere probably know it as G-Force or Gatchaman. Gawd I'm old.

I will admit that TV Tropes did explain a lot of anime tropes to me, that I had previously blanketed under 'bizarre stuff happening' from what I'd absorbed through internet Pop-Cultural Osmosis. Now I know precisely why it's bizarre! :P

Nah, but seriously, it's quite interesting from an academic, cross-cultural perspective; I just know I couldn't watch anime for leisure even if I wanted to.

edited 28th Feb '16 10:25:41 AM by PresidentStalkeyes

Touhou, Homestuck, Undertale...Those are the main three.

Steven Universe and Undertale for me.

Cucumber Quest

Joss Whedon's works, webcomics as a medium, QC, Shortpacked, and Schlock Mercenary in particular, and The Dresden Files. Also lots of other stuff I can't bring to mind right now.

I'd say Infamous Animation (called Shogun Gino now), and to an extent, The Elmchanted Forest.

We have a page for this, in fact.

Code MENT. I do not regret it at all.

RWBY, H20:Footprints In The Sand(I didn't really like that anime that much), Hitsugi No Chaika, Perfect Blue, Las Lindas, Something Positive, Evon, Seitokai Yakuindono(I didn't like this one either), Sabrina Online, DMFA, Nagi No Asukara, Cryaotic, Markiplier, Mangaminx, and some others I can't name.

Very, very many. The entire roguelike genre for instance.

It's easier for me to list the ones it didn't.

Godzilla, Star Control, the Cthulhu Mythos, Insaniquarium and the strategy genre of games.

The rest I found by random, from here.