History Creator / SrPelo

David Axel Cazares Casanova, better known as Sr. Pelo[[note]]Spanish for "Mr. Hair", as he sports a ''huge afro''.[[/note]] or [[ForeignCussWord 123pendejos]][[note]]"pendejo" meaning "stupid, "dumbass", or "motherfucker" in Spanish[[/note]], is a Mexican animator, voice actor and comedian who is best known for his off-the-wall parody videos on Platform/{{YouTube}}.

You can find his channel right [[https://www.youtube.com/user/123pendejos here]]. If you're looking for tropes based on the shows with their own pages, check those pages.

!!Tropes relating to Sr. Pelo:

David Axel Cazares Casanova, better known as Sr. Pelo[[note]]Spanish for "Mr. Hair", as he sports a ''huge afro''.[[/note]] or [[ForeignCussWord 123pendejos]][[note]]"pendejo" meaning "stupid, "dumbass", or "motherfucker" in Spanish[[/note]], is a Mexican animator, voice actor and comedian who is best known for his off-the-wall parody videos on Website/{{YouTube}}.

* {{Retraux}}: The "Stocktales" video features a soundtrack of video game music from the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis and UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} era.

* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: The first three thieves of "UN REGALO GRATIS PARA TI" are what one would expect from a thief, that being a man in a suit covering most of his face, a rat in a mask, and a drone dressed like a bandit. The last thief, The Bluerglar Berry, is instead a three-headed berry man in [[HawaiianShirtedTourist vacation attire]] [[StupidCrooks who does nothing to hide his identity]].

** Sr. Pelo himself cameos in the indie platformer game ''VideoGsme/{{Mago}}'', serving as the owner of the costume shop.

* ''WebAnimation/{{Underpants}}'' (2015-2016): Parodies each of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'''s different endings.

* DragonInChief: [[NinjaMaid Sakuya]] [[TimeStandsStill Izayoi]] serves this role in ''Touhou Project ~ The Embodiment of Scarlet Devil''. To wit, before this point Reimu rather easily defeated everyone else (Rumia, Cirno, Hong Meijing, and Patchouli) in her way. The start of the fight with Sakuya is the point where Marisa herself takes off to the Scarlet Mansion. By the time Marisa clears her way through the previous foes herself with about as much ease and reaches Sakuya, she and Reimu are ''still'' going at it. ''Remilia'' herself goes down without much of a struggle in comparison.

* ''Touhou Project ~ Embodiment of Scarlet Devil'' (2021): Parodies the first Windows ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' game.

** WebAnimation/ElainTheBountyHunter appears on the poster near the drunk hobo in "Deadly Smiles", but only when zoomed in on his face.

David Axel Cazares Casanova, better known as Sr. Pelo[[note]]With "Sr" being short for "señor" and "Sr. Pelo" translates from Spanish into "Mr. Hair", as he sports a ''huge afro''.[[/note]] or [[ForeignCussWord 123pendejos]][[note]]"pendejo" meaning "stupid, "dumbass", or "motherfucker" in Spanish[[/note]], is a Mexican animator, voice actor and comedian who is best known for his off-the-wall parody videos on Website/{{YouTube}}.

David Axel Cazares Casanova, better known as Sr. Pelo[[note]]With "Sr" being short for "señor" and "Sr. Pelo" translates from Spanish into "Mr. Hair", as he sports a ''huge afro''.[[/note]] or [[ForeignCussWord 123pendejos]][[note]]"pendejo" meaning "stupid, "dumbass", or "motherfucker" in Spanish[[/note]], is a Mexican animator, voice actor and comedian from Mexico who is best known for his off-the-wall parody videos on Website/{{YouTube}}.

David Axel Cazares Casanova, better known as Sr. Pelo[[note]]With "Sr" being short for "señor" and "Sr. Pelo" translates from Spanish into "Mr. Hair", as he sports a ''huge afro''.[[/note]] or [[ForeignCussWord 123pendejos]][[note]]"pendejo" meaning "stupid, "dumbass", or "motherfucker" in Spanish[[/note]], is an Internet personality and animator from Mexico who is best known for his off-the-wall parody videos on Website/{{YouTube}}.

* WithFriendsLikeThese: The ExpositoryThemeTune for ''[=JohnKnee=] and Ill'' insists the two "really good friends." In the episodes themselves, Ill quickly gets pissed off for little to no reason and abuses [=JohnKnee=], and as the episodes progress, [=JohnKnee=] starts responding in kind. One episode lampshades this by having the lyirc "They're really good friends" from the TitleThemeTune be written in the [[FunWithSubtitles subtitles]] as "they're really bad friends".

* ''Touhou Project ~ Embodiment of Scarlet Devil'' (2021): Parodies the first Windows ''VideoGame/TouhouProject'' game.

* WithFriendsLikeThese: The ExpositoryThemeTune for ''[=JohnKnee=] and Ill'' insists the two "really good friends." In the episodes themselves, Ill quickly gets pissed off for little to no reason and abuses [=JohnKnee=], and as the episodes progress, [=JohnKnee=] starts responding in kind.

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* ''WebAnimation/TheMandelaMagazine'' (2022): Parodies the first season of ''WebVideo/MandelaCatalogue''.

* ''The Mandela Magazine'' (2022): Parodies the first season of ''WebVideo/MandelaCatalogue''.

* AdaptationalContextChange: The scene of Cesar's mother yelling "NO!" while being attacked by an Alternate is reversed in ''Mandela Magazine'', with the Alternate screaming "NO!" after Cesar's mother tries to turn the light on.
* AdaptationalJerkass: Mark is less willing to help Cesar with his house's security and only accepts once Cesar starts pleading, and starts arguing with him once he hears an odd "eeee" sound coming from Cesar's side of the call, accusing him of playing a prank on him and using the excuse of his mother being hospitalized to do so.
* AdaptationNameChange: Mark Heathcliff and Cesar Torres are instead introduced as Mark Woodvalley and Cesar Castle in ''Mandela Magazine''.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: In canon, the Alternates are malevolent and wish to kill off humans by driving them to suicide. Here, they just want to throw a party with Mark, with "Gabriel" introducing himself stating as much. Notably, the events of "Overthrone" are skipped, summarized with two shepherds stating that they love Jesus, then being vaporized by Gabriel arriving. It's entirely possible that the events of "Overthrone" outright ''didn't'' happen in this timeline outside of Gabriel appearing.
* AdaptationalWimp: Cesar's Alternate shrugs off Mark's attempt to shoot him in canon. Not only is Cesar's Alternate shot to death in ''The Mandela Magazine'', but ''all'' the Alternates in Mark's room (including [[{{Satan}} Gabriel]]) are intimidated when Mark holds them at gunpoint and get the hell out of dodge as soon as they are able.
* AffectionateParody: ''The Mandela Magazine'' is both a celebration and a satire of the Main/AnalogHorror series ''WebVideo/MandelaCatalogue''.

* BaitAndSwitch: ''Mandela Magazine'' recreates "Gabriel"'s introduction, with him appearing in a dark void with a black bar over his face, whispering "I deceived them..." with a raspy electronic voice. The bar then disappears, revealing a goofy face. Gabriel then exclaims "To have a party!" in a normal voice before dancing as soft music plays in the background.

* BrickJoke:
** In the ''Mandela Magazine'''s opening, a safety warning to put on your seatbelt can be seen. At the end, after Mark chases the Alternates out of his house, the original Intruder asks Cesar to put on his seat belt, as the only one who hasn't yet done so.
** Under the seat belt safety warning is a disclaimer that the sound may annoy your friends. Later into the video during the riff of Mark and Cesar's phone call, Cesar begins making an "EEE" noise, annoying Mark, and the two get into an argument over where the sound is coming from.

* CuttingTheKnot: How the ''Mandela Magazine'' parodies the encounter with N -- the person taking his picture simply [[EyeScream pokes both of his eyes with their fingers]], prompting N to react with understandable confusion and agony.
-->'''N:''' [[CurseCutShort Ah, sh]] - argh - [[KafkaKomedy ah, my eyes, my eyes - why'd you do that, why'd you -]]
* DeadlyEuphemism: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. Cesar's alternate tells Mark that it has a present and a surprise for him (implying that it's gonna ambush him like in the [[WebVideo/MandelaCatalogue original series]]). He opens the door and the alternates are there waiting for him...[[BaitAndSwitch to throw him a party]]. Surprise!

* DecompositeCharacter: In ''Mandela Catalogue'', the hooded Intruder and the one in the TV are the same character, just with a different appearance. ''Mandela Magazine'' depicts them as two separate Intruders, with the one in the TV implied to actually be ''stuck'' in the TV since the others carry it around.

* DidWeJustHaveTeaWithCthulhu: In ''The Mandela Magazine'', [[{{Satan}} Gabriel]], N, the Intruder and Cesar's Alternate all have a party with Mark inside of his house.
* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: In the above, Mark then proceeds to scare the Alternates off with a gun. While he doesn't shoot any of the main partygoers, he does shoot a random person who keeps running up to him and sniffing him, who may or may not be an Alternate.

** The hooded Intruder gets in Mark's face and screeches at him after he refuses to give him a tip.
** Mark himself dishes one out by shooting an alternate[[spoiler:(revealed to be none other than Selene Delgado Lopez in TheStinger)]] who just sniffs him weirdly.

* EyePoke: In response to seeing N staring at them in the dark, the viewpoint character simply pokes him in the eyes. N asks why they did before attacking them.

* {{Matricide}}: Mark in ''Mandela Magazine'' mistakes his mom for an Alternate, and shoots her numerous times.

* SatanIsGood: Satan in ''Mandela Magazine'' still takes the form of the Archangel Gabriel and has a huge SlasherSmile on his face, but "Gabriel" isn't shown to be malevolent in the slightest and just wants to throw a party. When Mark [[{{Matricide}} starts shooting his mom]], he's shown to be genuinely horrified like the rest of the Alternates.

* SparedByTheAdaptation: Rather than turning the gun on himself as in ''Mandela Catalogue'', Mark threatens the Alternates inside of his house with it in ''Mandela Magazine''. They manage to escape, but Mark mistakes his mom for an Alternate, shooting her over and over as she begs him to stop.

* MindScrew: The "Stocktales" video features a very...unconventional story.

* MultipleHeadCase: The Bluerglar Berry is a three-headed blueberry man: the three heads operate independently, and all three are focused on committing crime.

* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: The first three thieves of "UN REGALO GRATIS PARA TI" are what one would expect from a thief, that being a man in a suit covering most of his face, a rat in a mask, and a drone dressed like a bandit. The last thief, The Bluerglar Berry, is instead a three-headed berry man in [[HawaiianShirtedTourist vacation attire]] who does nothing to hide his identity.

* MexicanStandoff: To prevent his capture, The Bluerglar Berry holds a gator running a food cart hostage with a gun: one of the actions is so simply point a gun at him, which will cause the police officer to turn his gun on you, and the gator gets so annoyed with the whole thing he pulls out a gun of his own at his captor. The small child then shows up with his own gun and laughs at you, the frame freezing as he shoots it.

* ValentinesDayEpisode: ''Cute Dudes'' episode #1 celebrates this holiday, when a giant heart stabs a dude in his own heart.

* ''UN REGALO GRATIS PARA TI'' (2022) / ''SE BUSCAN LADRONES'' (2023): An interactive video where viewers have four gifts to choose from, each of which gets swiped by a thief character.

** On April 1st, 2015, Sr. Pelo released "EVERY F*KING HOT DAY", which has a hot girl on the thumbnail, but when you click on the video...[[spoiler:EXPECTING BOOBIES? [[WebComic/BrawlInTheFamily TOO BAD, WALUIGI TIME.]] The rest of the video is just an animation of Waluigi dancing to sped up [[VideoGame/MarioKartDS Waluigi Pinball.]]]] The video was later renamed to "Waluigi Time", thus taking out most of the joke.

* ''UN REGALO GRATIS PARA TI'' (2022): An interactive video where viewers have four gifts to choose from, each of which gets swiped by a thief character.

* ''Stocktales'' (2019-2023): A series of videos that gained massive popularity due to its use of [[GISSyndrome storytelling through stock images.]]

* ''Stocktales'' (2019): A (so far) standalone video that gained massive popularity due to its use of [[GISSyndrome storytelling through stock images.]]

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