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For example, questions about Just a Face and a Caption concerns, whether a picture requires additional context, whether a picture demonstrates all of the necessary aspects or a trope, or whether a trope better demonstrates a related trope can be asked here.
Does Jackhammered Conversation actually illustrate the trope?
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Very Spooky
I can understand what it's going for, but it's weak.
back lol
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I have no idea what's going on.
crazed fangirl hunts down theories (she/they)
There is construction going on during the conversation, but it's too far in the background to see.
It's not apparent that construction noise impedes a conversation.
Buzz
I'm thinking of suggesting an alternate image for Didn't Think This Through, which I feel illustrates the trope better than the current one (which feels highly caption reliant)
Source: - Battle for BFDI
Edited by Paperfly on Apr 14th 2024 at 12:28:24 PM
Image Pickin' Backlog
"Cool. Coolcoolcool."
Do we have permission to use Fully-Clothed Nudity? I looked through the thread but couldn't find anything and the artist Tumblr link is dead.
Edited by Bullman on Apr 14th 2024 at 6:57:33 AM
Fan-Preferred Couple cleanup thread
pragmatic scientist
I suggest a new image for Funbag Airbag.
the Retromancer
Will have to wait until a new thread
Why? We don't need to replace images unless there's something wrong with them. You can just make an Image Links page.
Usagi's done something stupid again (she/her)
I think this has been discussed before but is Afraid of Needles fan art? Looks like it comes from this Pixiv:
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/7126176
the Retromancer
Scratch Damage Enemy is a plain JAFAAC, yes?
TroperWall / WikiMagic Cleanup
Yup.
Usagi's done something stupid again (she/her)
Just a creepy eye and a caption yes
"Cool. Coolcoolcool."
Is Naïve Everygirl just a face and a caption?
Fan-Preferred Couple cleanup thread
Usagi's done something stupid again (she/her)
Not exactly I think there's enough body language and expression there... just though and it could be improved.
Edited by GracieLizzy on Apr 15th 2024 at 11:10:12 AM
So I can't think of anything right now... meh.
Can shapeshift (probably)
100%
I think it illustrates a sense of wonder, but falls short of the "naive" and "everygirl" aspects. (Though to be fair part of that may be due to me getting distracted by thinking of Wide Eyes and Shrunken Irises, since Amy Adams comes this close to pulling off a real life version.)
Edited by Coachpill on Apr 15th 2024 at 6:10:35 AM
Silver and gold, silver and gold
Usagi's done something stupid again (she/her)
Does Tender Tears illustrate? In fairness the trope is a bit difficult to get a read on as a lot of the examples are just "character cries".
So I can't think of anything right now... meh.
Usagi's done something stupid again (she/her)
Anyone else struggling to read the text on Challenging the Bully?
So I can't think of anything right now... meh.
In Place of an Eye - The trope is supposed to be about objects being in an eye socket instead of an eye, but one of the images (top right corner) looks like a picture of a girl with coral attached to her glasses, not her eye.
Very Spooky
Yeah, that’s nigh-unreadable.
I know you’re the creator of the page, but I don’t see why that would be disqualified. It might just be part of the glasses, but it has the same visual effect, which I’d argue is more essential than literally being part of the eye.
I'm not saying it HAS to be removed. I'm just asking, as someone who's never seen that cartoon, what the context is.
crazed fangirl hunts down theories (she/they)
The installment she's in (Dream BBQ) hasn't been released yet. There's no way how anyone would know the context.
As someone who does know ENA, there will be no context or explanation. It's a trippy, nonsensical series.
There's no indication in the Technically-Living Zombie image that the guys are actually alive. I think it's practically impossible to illustrate this trope with an image.
Humankind is like a train. No matter how powerful the locomotive is, it can only travel as fast as its slowest car allows it to.