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Larry isn\'t a good example of this trope. He\'s a KavorkaMan: no matter how absorbent he appears he always gets the girl -- or there wouldn\'t be a game. Check out the box [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4d/Leisure_Suit_Larry_6_-_Shape_Up_or_Slip_Out!_Coverart.png artwork]] for \'\'Leisure Suit Larry 6\'\' -- and that\'s not even one of the originals.
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Larry isn\\\'t a good example of this trope. He\\\'s a KavorkaMan: no matter how abhorrent he appears he always gets the girl -- or there wouldn\\\'t be a game. Check out the box [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4d/Leisure_Suit_Larry_6_-_Shape_Up_or_Slip_Out!_Coverart.png artwork]] for \\\'\\\'Leisure Suit Larry 6\\\'\\\' -- and that\\\'s not even one of the originals.
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* LeisureSuitLarry This trope only truly materialized after \'\'LeisureSuitLarry 6\'\'. In games 1 through 3 Larry succeeds a lot -- or there wouldn\'t be a game. He also doesn\'t look nearly as goofy as he does in latest games. The first game to feature a \
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* LeisureSuitLarry This trope only truly materialized after \\\'\\\'LeisureSuitLarry 6\\\'\\\'. In games 1 through 3 Larry succeeds a lot -- or there wouldn\\\'t be a game. He also doesn\\\'t look nearly as goofy as he does in latest games. The first game to feature a \\\"loser\\\" Larry was Leisure Suit Larry 5, but the image was diluted, due to presence of Passionate Patty character. In LSL6, Patty [[BrotherChuck vanished]] from the franchise, and Larry became more of an exaggerated sleezeball.
