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* KnightInSourArmor: Wilq himself. He's an incredibly frustrated and just as bigoted man, who often feels just ''tired'' with the world and people around him. But whenever the day has to be saved, he's first to answer the call.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: As part of its general StylisticSuck, the series never bothers with any kind of adjustments or even using actual ComicBookTime. Instead, it routinely references the most recent events, which instantly dates every single issue.
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* ItsPersonal: In one of the issues, Commissar Gondor calls Wilq into what appears to be simple police work rather than superheroics, regarding catching a rapist... except it was [[BlackComedy Gondor's grandma corpse that was raped]]. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext In the eye]]. Thus making it personal for the commissar, and Wilq takes the case more seriously out of personal respect.
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* ItsPersonal: In one of the issues, Commissar Commissioner Gondor calls Wilq into what appears to be simple police work rather than superheroics, regarding catching a rapist... except it was [[BlackComedy Gondor's grandma corpse that was raped]]. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext In the eye]]. Thus making it personal for the commissar, Commissioner, and Wilq takes the case more seriously out of personal respect.
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* OnlySixFaces: Everyone who isn't one of the main characters has the exact same, identical face and character design. That even includes Commissar Gondor.
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* OnlySixFaces: Everyone who isn't one of the main characters has the exact same, identical face and character design. That even includes Commissar Commissioner Gondor.
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* MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext: TThe comics is kind of abstract, especially in earlier issues, and apply a lot of absurdist, SurrealHumor whenever it's not just regular BlackComedy. Sometimes it does ''both''.
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* MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext: TThe The comics is kind of abstract, especially in earlier issues, and apply a lot of absurdist, SurrealHumor whenever it's not just regular BlackComedy. Sometimes it does ''both''.
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* ArtEvolution: ZigZagged. On one hand, it's the same [[StylisticSuck sucky artstyle]] for the whole run, with very consistent character design. On the flipside, the ''framing'' of panels gets much better and easier to read.
* ComicallySmallBribe: As part of his InformedJudaism and jokes surrounding it, Alc-man is incredibly [[GreedyJew greedy]], but isn't particularly picky. He routinely sells out his friends to the MonsterOfTheWeek for chump change... and was even ''bribed back'' by Wilq for even smaller sums. Twice.
* EskimosArentReal: Wilq often goes on tangents about how "it's the same sort of shit talk like [some well-known and proven fact that he doesn't consider real]".
* IceCreamKoan: They pop up from time to time, usually being utterly nonsensical. However, characters in-universe always treat them as profound and deep kernels of knowledge.
* InformedJudaism: Alc-man is Jewish. It's mostly used for the sake of various jokes about Jews.
* ItsPersonal: In one of the issues, Commissar Gondor calls Wilq into what appears to be simple police work rather than superheroics, regarding catching a rapist... except it was [[BlackComedy Gondor's grandma corpse that was raped]]. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext In the eye]]. Thus making it personal for the commissar, and Wilq takes the case more seriously out of personal respect.
* {{Kaiju}}: A giant, headless goalkeeper that disrupts Wilq's and co. BeachEpisode.
* ItsPersonal: In one of the issues, Commissar Gondor calls Wilq into what appears to be simple police work rather than superheroics, regarding catching a rapist... except it was [[BlackComedy Gondor's grandma corpse that was raped]]. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext In the eye]]. Thus making it personal for the commissar, and Wilq takes the case more seriously out of personal respect.
* {{Kaiju}}: A giant, headless goalkeeper that disrupts Wilq's and co. BeachEpisode.
* MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext: TThe comics is kind of abstract, especially in earlier issues, and apply a lot of absurdist, SurrealHumor whenever it's not just regular BlackComedy. Sometimes it does ''both''.
* NegativeContinuity: What continuity? In fact, a few of the later issues outright ''mock'' the concept of having continuity, and especially out of [[TakeThatAudience the kind of people who obsessively keep track of it]].
* OnlySixFaces: Everyone who isn't one of the main characters has the exact same, identical face and character design. That even includes Commissar Gondor.
* OnlySixFaces: Everyone who isn't one of the main characters has the exact same, identical face and character design. That even includes Commissar Gondor.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: Wilq is a rather short guy, with everyone but Entombed being taller than him. He's still your FlyingBrick.
* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Wilq is a bigoted, small-minded, big-mouthed, always angry man that has an entire long list of people, groups and nationalities that he hates with burning, often irrational passion and is always first to tell that aloud... but he's still [[NobleBigot a genuinely good guy]] that stands out for the innocent and serves the public trust.
* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Wilq is a bigoted, small-minded, big-mouthed, always angry man that has an entire long list of people, groups and nationalities that he hates with burning, often irrational passion and is always first to tell that aloud... but he's still [[NobleBigot a genuinely good guy]] that stands out for the innocent and serves the public trust.
* RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil: One of the few things that Wilq takes seriously, even if he grumbles about being dragged into such mundane cases. It's also played for some extreme laughs (ever been raped into a solar supplex?).
* StylisticSuck: The comics have a very simplistic, messy design. While it started as just random doodles, it very quickly became a deliberate choice.
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* TakeThatAudience: The 20th issue starts with Wilq addressing the most faithful fans who have been reading the series since its beginning, and going into a rant, basically calling them a bunch of losers, retards and nerds. Finishing his speech, the superhero warns the fans that they will eventually end cosplaying the Franchise/TheWitcher while waiting for another client in a brothel for fantasy fans, located in Mysłowice - the in-universe EldritchLocation.
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* TakeThat: There is a good chance that Wilq addressed directly just about any possible institution, group, or even real-life individuals that he finds awful for one or another reason. However, almost all of it is PlayedForLaughs or even reaches levels of SelfDeprecation.
* TakeThatAudience: From its earliest issues, Wilq routinely [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall leans on]] or outright [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the 4th wall]] and calls out people who read comics. The 20th issue starts with Wilq addressing the most faithful fans who have been reading the series since its beginning, and going into a rant, basically calling them a bunch of losers, retards and nerds. Finishing his speech, the superhero warns the fans that they will eventually end cosplaying the Franchise/TheWitcher while waiting for another client in a brothel for fantasy fans, located in Mysłowice - the in-universeEldritchLocation.EldritchLocation.
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-->'''Wilq:''' Comics book fans, now ''that'' is a bunch of faggots!
* TakeThatAudience: From its earliest issues, Wilq routinely [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall leans on]] or outright [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the 4th wall]] and calls out people who read comics. The 20th issue starts with Wilq addressing the most faithful fans who have been reading the series since its beginning, and going into a rant, basically calling them a bunch of losers, retards and nerds. Finishing his speech, the superhero warns the fans that they will eventually end cosplaying the Franchise/TheWitcher while waiting for another client in a brothel for fantasy fans, located in Mysłowice - the in-universe
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-->'''Wilq:''' Comics book fans, now ''that'' is a bunch of faggots!
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* UpUpAndAway: Wilq himself.
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* TormentByAnnoyance: As a punishment for his unhelpfulness, the parish priest from the Heavenly Keeper storyline is tied up and left in the forest, where [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext the leaves are rustling]].
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: As part of its general StylisticSuck, the series never bothers with any kind of adjustments or even using actual ComicBookTime. Instead, it routinely references the most recent events, which instantly dates every single issue.
* UnusualEuphemism: The long, flowery lithany of euphemisms for masturbation is a RunningGag that returns once per few issues, always with some new terms.
* UpUpAndAway: Wilqhimself.himself uses such pose when fly around.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: As part of its general StylisticSuck, the series never bothers with any kind of adjustments or even using actual ComicBookTime. Instead, it routinely references the most recent events, which instantly dates every single issue.
* UnusualEuphemism: The long, flowery lithany of euphemisms for masturbation is a RunningGag that returns once per few issues, always with some new terms.
* UpUpAndAway: Wilq
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* WeaponizedAnimal: Maciuś, the Wilq's pet turtle, hides quite a powerful shotgun inside its shell, although he rarely demonstrates it.
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* WeaponizedAnimal: Maciuś, the Wilq's pet turtle, hides quite a powerful shotgun inside its his shell, although he rarely demonstrates it.
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Wilq - Superbohater (Wilq the Superhero) is the protagonist of a [[PolishMedia Polish comic book series]] of the same name, written by the Minkiewicz brothers, Bartosz and Tomasz. As of early 2015 there are 21 books published, and the next issue is planned to be released in May.
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Wilq - Superbohater (Wilq the Superhero) is the protagonist of a [[PolishMedia Polish comic book series]] of the same name, written by the Minkiewicz brothers, Bartosz and Tomasz. As of early 2015 there There are 21 33 books published, and the next published ''and counting'', with a new issue is planned to be released in May.
coming out at least once per year.
* LongRunners: Started in 2003 and still coming out.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Entombed, on multiple occasions. Also Mikołaj. Possibly everybody.
** Everybody except Alc-Man. He just [[Main/TheCasanova doesn't have to]].
** Everybody except Alc-Man. He just [[Main/TheCasanova doesn't have to]].
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* NoPronunciationGuide: It's generally accepted that Entombed's name is not pronounced en-toom'd, but en-tohme-bed.
* NobleBigot: Wilq is a genuine superhero trying do the right thing for Opole and the rest of the world, but many of his opinions about, let's say, sexual and ethnic minorities would be considered at least inappropriate by Western audience. His short temper doesn't really help, either.
* NobleBigot: Wilq is a genuine superhero trying do the right thing for Opole and the rest of the world, but many of his opinions about, let's say, sexual and ethnic minorities would be considered at least inappropriate by Western audience. His short temper doesn't really help, either.
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* SuperVillain: Of all the villains, Doctor Wyspa (Doctor Island) seems to fit this trope best. He doesn't have super powers as such, but his skill and resourcefulness allows him to dish out HumongousMecha with frightening ease (especially considering he lives in a small flat and spends most of his time "assembling assemble model kits" and playing ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000'').
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* SuperVillain: Of all the villains, Doctor Wyspa (Doctor Island) seems to fit this trope best. He doesn't have super powers as such, but his skill and resourcefulness allows him to dish out HumongousMecha with frightening ease (especially considering he lives in a small flat and spends most of his time "assembling assemble model kits" and playing ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000'').''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'').
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* SuperVillain: Of all the villains, Doctor Wyspa (Doctor Island) seems to fit this trope best. He doesn't have super powers as such, but his skill and resourcefulness allows him to dish out HumongousMecha with frightening ease (especially considering he lives in a small flat and spends most of his time "assembling assemble model kits" and playing [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000}} Warhammer 40000]]).
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* SuperVillain: Of all the villains, Doctor Wyspa (Doctor Island) seems to fit this trope best. He doesn't have super powers as such, but his skill and resourcefulness allows him to dish out HumongousMecha with frightening ease (especially considering he lives in a small flat and spends most of his time "assembling assemble model kits" and playing [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000}} Warhammer 40000]]).''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000'').
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* WeaksauceWeakness: The best weapon to defeat Wilq are lame jokes, or lame words in general. He does whatever he can to prevent the villains from learning about this.
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** The best weapon to defeat Wilq are lame jokes, or lame words in general. He does whatever he can to prevent the villains from learning about this.
** The best weapon to defeat Wilq are lame jokes, or lame words in general. He does whatever he can to prevent the villains from learning about this.
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* ImprovisedWeapon: When Opole is under attack of a monstrous shark, Wilq tries to defeat it by throwing ten cars, a newspaper stand, and even a monument statue at it.
