History Roleplay / TropersTheSeries

* AcePilot: Arguably, [[Tropers/G2BattleConvoy G2]] with his use of his personal Gundam.

** In ''The Beginning of the End, Part 1'', Tre has a walk-on part where he reads a book and then snarks at the cast. The book he's reading, "The Grand Celestial," is the name of the ship in "We Are All Space Mercenaries," which Tre was a part of.
*** And later, in ''Ruckus Over Repause'', Tre stars in a fake Barnes-And-Noble commercial where he's floating in space reading "a novel about a motley crew of space mercenaries."

* AffablyEvil: Downplayed with Sonny.

* AllLowercaseLetters: Arceus speaks like this.

** Also, Tropers/ZeroL's "Days in the Future" arc, although to a lesser degree, as it was only a subplot.

** This is true for {{Tropers/TacoBadger}} as well.
* CanonForeigner: From Steve Urkel to Ford Prefect, ''Lots'' of [=NPCs=] are this.

* DebutQueue: Because of the way the game is run, people can join at any moment, leading to this.

* DynamicEntry: When Tropers/{{Beverly}} first enters, she kicks down the door and crushes [[Tropers/TalesofUnder Tales]].

* HeterosexualLifePartners: Tropes and Taco are the premiere example of this.

---> '''Ford''': These are actually pretty alright. What's in these anyway?
---> '''Mr. Skittle''': Well it's a special family recipe. We put clam juice, beef hearts, and chicken feet in our batter.
---> ''(Ford turned a bit pale-green as he gagged, clutched his rumbling stomach, and dashes to the nearby bathroom)''
* IncrediblyLamePun: Tropers/TropesForever gives us this gem in episode 2:
--> ''"Wouldn't Taco know more about [[LudicrousGibs salsa?]]"''

* InstantCostumeChange: One of Bev's Xathian abilities is to change costume at will.
* JiveTurkey: Sonny tends to use a lot of 1970s slang.

* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: [=G2=] once led a contingent of Mobile Suit troops from the [[RedShirtArmy Moore Brotherhood]] against one of Zero's clones' installations in France.
** Revenge for the entire episode in "The Cat Who Did Too Much".

* SilentCredits: Occurs at the end of "What Shall We Do With the Sick Betelgeusian?" and again in "Silliness in Sweden".
* SmallNameBigEgo: See AuthorTract above.

** How Chey made her debut in "Stuff... Happens?".

Started by Tropers/TropesForever on July 3rd, 2017, it is ongoing to this day.

The game can be found [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=14991197750A30186100&page=1 here]], with the discussion thread [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=15330782530A06574000&page=1 here]]. The show's opening titles are [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDUO96U0q44 here]].

* EitherOrTitle: A couple of episodes are like this. "The Bowling Tournament" has the alternate title "The Case of the Cunning Conman", "Look we never use episode titles properly anyway, it doesn't matter" has the alternate title "The Day The Lights Went Out", "Lovey-Dovey Fluff for The Viewers" has "More Pokemon Card Fun Because What The Heck", and "Wilde Zeiten in Zürich" has its English title, "Wild Times in Zürich".

* FoulFlower: The Landlord Plant's long-lost son Sonny Sunflora is this.

The game can be found [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=14991197750A30186100&page=1 here]], and the show's opening titles are [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDUO96U0q44 here]].

** [[VideoGame/{{Deltarune}} Jevil]]. In his home game, he's a boss who attacks the protagonists and seems to be ChaoticNeutral at best. In his appearance in the Season 5 finale, he turns out to be a fairly benevolent entity who considers the tropers his "friends", [[spoiler:helps them finish off the army of villains, and warns them about Victor's plans for Aveyond]]. Slightly downplayed in that the tropers still consider him highly dangerous, hiding when he [[spoiler:unleashes his attacks on the villains]].

* AdaptationalHeroism: Marcia Shyneet was based on Morph Moth, who was one of the original Mavericks from ''VideoGame/MegaManX2''. Here, Marcia is loyal to the Tropers, even helping them out on occasion.

''Tropers: The Series'' is a roleplay on the Administrivia/TVTropesForum. The basic premise involves {{troper}}s living in a parody of TV {{sitcom}}s, [[CaptainObvious if that wasn't made obvious by the intro post.]] It started out like ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', but got [[WidgetSeries more wigged out as time went on,]] turning into a GenreRoulette and {{Fantasy|KitchenSink}}/SciFiKitchenSink. As it follows an episodic structure with a new "episode" ([=GMed=] by a different person each time) every few pages or so, the tone and genre can vary wildly.

* ThereWasADoor: How Chey made her debut in "Stuff... Happens?".

* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: Incorporated into the gameplay, with each episode ending with a character stating AnAesop.

* EitherOrTitle:A couple of episodes are like this. "The Bowling Tournament" has the alternate title "The Case of the Cunning Conman", "Look we never use episode titles properly anyway, it doesn't matter" has the alternate title "The Day The Lights Went Out", "Lovey-Dovey Fluff for The Viewers" has "More Pokemon Card Fun Because What The Heck", and "Wilde Zeiten in Zürich" has its English title, "Wild Times in Zürich".

-->-- '''[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=14991197750A30186100&page=118#comment-2950 "The Goddamned Paintball Episode...Bitch"]]'''

'''Tropers/G2BattleConvoy''': Everything, Taco.\\

->''"What the Hell is this episode?"''
-->-- '''Tropers/TacoBadger, [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=14991197750A30186100&page=118#comment-2950 "The Goddamned Paintball Episode...Bitch"]]'''

''Tropers: The Series'' is a roleplay that has us all starring in a {{sitcom}}, [[CaptainObvious if that wasn't made obvious by the intro post.]] It started out like ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', but got [[WidgetSeries more wigged out as time went on.]]

* CriticalResearchFailure: Tales did this when playing TabletopGame/CallOfCthulhu. He obviously doesn't know about even the most basic concepts of the game: for example, he SAN checked Tropers/TacoBadger for kicking people in the nuts too much.

* LaughTrack: Used extensively. It's often [[MediumAwareness commented on]], with the Canned Laughter Machine being destroyed, repaired and even {{shipp|ing}}ed with other characters. [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] with canned [[SelfDeprecation groaning]] when Zero claimed to have figured out the plot.

* CrackShip: One viewer wrote into the show with a list of such ships, including Sam the Cricket x Taco Badger, Gangrenous F x Bev, Zero x Cthulhu Monkey Zero, [[CargoShip TropesForever x the landlord plant]], and Buddy X The Landlord X The Canned Laughter Machine. [[invoked]]

* FridgeLogic: InUniverse in "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor." Puma spends a lot of time the episode calling out to a bunch of mimes who were kidnapped by Coleberry, only to realize ''much'' later that they wouldn't be able to call back to him due to them not speaking.

[[caption-width-right:350:''Booing from the studio audience'']]

* CanonForeigner: From Steve Urkel to Ford Prefect, ''Lots'' of [=NPCs=] are this.

* ParodyCommercial: There are a number of these in the thread. Whenever someone decides that the current episode should have a commercial break, multiple tropers will write fake commercials advertising various made-up products, most of which are merchandise for Tropers: the Series itself For example, in ''Episode 16: Tropers: the Series... Again'':

* ParodyCommercial: There are a number of these in the thread. Whenever someone decides that the current episode should have a commercial break, multiple tropers will write fake commercials advertising various made-up products, most of which are merchandise for Tropers: the Series itself:
** ''Episode 16: Tropers: the Series... Again''
*** Chey writes a commercial for ''Tropers: the Series: the Aftershow'', where 4 hosts talk about the newest episode of the series.
*** [=Josh6243=] writes a commercial for ''Fire Emblem Tropera'', an unusual tabletop RPG.
*** Puma writes a commercial for Werecat Puma Clocks, a parody of the classic [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kit-Cat_Klock Kit-Cat Klock]]. It also mentions "Claco", an upcoming line of clocks based on [=TacoBadger=].
*** Chey writes a commercial for Tropers: the Series novelizations. Unfortunately, they're only in paperback.