History WebAnimation / TeenGirlSquad

* ExtracurricularEnthusiast: In Issue 15, So and So explains that the "Priggidy Prizom" is the name of this year's prom, and adds, with a deranged look, "I was on every committee ever." This fits well with the preppy overachiever stereotype she personifies.

* ExtracurricularEnthusiast: So and So explains that the "Priggidy Prizom" is the name of this year's prom, and adds, with a deranged look, "I was on every committee ever." This fits well with the preppy overachiever stereotype she personifies.

* HighSchoolDance: The Priggidy Prizom in Issue 14.

* PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy: The girls tend to speak in whatever language they think is cool, and that this sometimes ends up dipping into language from black communities is acknowledged at one point where What's Her Face is confused by the name "Priggidy Prizom" and feels she needs to brush up on her "white girl gangsta".

'''Left to Right:''' Cheerleader, So and So, What's Her Face, The Ugly One[[/labelnote]]]]

* EvenEvilHasStandards: In spite of his tendency to violently kill off the main cast on most occasions, Strong Bad sounds very uncomfortable with killing off any of the young child characters in Issue 7. While Tompkins and Cheerleader both die, Strong Bad doesn't actually show a scene depicting Tompkins' demise (he even sounds unsure of how to kill him off), and Cheerleader's death (see "Belly Flop Crushing" above) is relatively tame by TGS standards.

[[caption-width-right:349:"I mean SO GOOD!"\\
'''Left to Right:''' Cheerleader, So and So, What's Her Face, The Ugly One]]

[[caption-width-right:349:"I mean SO GOOD!"]]

* FunTShirt: Cheerleader's dresses, whichi
change in each appearance. Some examples include "Who ♥ed?" on the Valentines special and "(s)hallo (t)ween" on the Halloween special.

* CrossdressingVoices: InUniverse, the girls' (as well as everyone else's) voices are all done by Strong Bad. (Which means the girls are voiced by Matt Chapman.)

* DiabolusExMachina: Arguably the whole point of the comic. It's drawn by Strong Bad--'nuff said.

* DitzyGenius: So and So is a scholastic overachiever, but she also does things like talk to (and break up with) her imaginary boyfriend Brett Bretterson, and in Issue 13 she tries to get Tompkins's baby brother to study for the [=SATs=].

* DrivenToSuicide: In Issue 13, So and So elects to throw herself in the garbage disposal rather than [[CallBack go back to jail]].

** So and So is called Kristen/Kristina (after one of the four girls mentioned in the email sent to Strong Bad) in the first Issue, as if it was her real name. This is completely dropped in all later Issues.

* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: In the ''Teen Girl Squad'' segment of [[VideoGame/StrongBadsCoolGameForAttractivePeople Homestar Ruiner]], you can have a robot penguin appear out of nowhere and GuesswhatVOIP The Ugly One for [[FelonyMisdemeanor smuggling a candy bar]] [[{{Snacksploitation}} "past concession stand security"]].

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: In Issue 3 the girls go for "Pan-Asian cuisine" and order 3 spring rolls...from a place called "3 Spring Rolls", implying that that's their only product, or, perhaps, inventory.

* FunTShirt: Cheerleader's dresses. Some examples include "Who ♥ed?" on the Valentines special and "(s)hallo (t)ween" on the Halloween special.

* AllCheeringAllTheTime: Cheerleader Brian, whose constant cheering ''at the prom'' ends up frustrating, and [[TheyKilledKennyAgain ultimately killing, Cheerleader]].

* AscendedExtra: Japanese Culture Greg and Open Source Greg initially had one appearance together in an Easter Egg as unnamed background characters. Later on, they star in the spin-off short "4 Gregs".

* ExtracurricularEnthusiast: So and So explains that the "Priggity Prizom" is the name of this year's prom, and adds, with a deranged look, "I was on every committee ever." This fits well with the preppy overachiever stereotype she personifies.

* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: In the ''Teen Girl Squad'' segment of [[VideoGame/StrongBadsCoolGameForAttractivePeople Homestar Ruiner]], you can have a robot penguin appear out of nowhere and [[FrickinLaserBeams GuesswhatVOIP]] The Ugly One for [[FelonyMisdemeanor smuggling a candy bar]] [[{{Snacksploitation}} "past concession stand security"]].

* {{Robosexual}}: Apparently, Japanese Culture Greg, who at least attepts to date a robotic woman named Chizuko... [[FrickinLaserBeams but it does not end well for him]].

!!This series provides examples of:

* {{Adorkable}}: All of the girls exhibit this when it comes to boys but What's Her Face can barely get a relatable sentence out when she tries to court someone.
-->'''What’s Her Face:''' Uh... hi. I like music, and um, cloth.

* SeverelySpecializedStore: In Issue 13, So and So gets a summer job at a place called Shirt Folding Store, which is located in a mall. We later get a glimpse of the rest of the mall, which contains other stores such as Jean Folding Store and [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Thong Folding Store]].

* EvenEvilHasStandards: In spite of his tendency to violently kill off the main cast on most occasions, Strong Bad sounds very uncomfortable with killing off any of the young child characters in Issue 7. While Tompkins and Cheerleader both die, Strong Bad doesn't actually show a scene depicting Tompkins' demise, and Cheerleader's death (see "Belly Flop Crushing" above) is relatively tame by TGS standards.

* ItCameFromTheFridge: While cleaning out her locker in Issue 14, What's Her Face gets devoured by an evil cake with fangs. ''"REVENGE OF THE CROSS-COUNTRY BOOSTER CLUB BAKE-SALE!!"''
-->'''Cake:''' Tastes like nine-minute miles!

* ItCameFromTheFridge: In Issue 14, What’s Her Face finds a slice of cake in her locker so old, it's mutated into a giant monster that eats her.

** Cheerleader's excuse to get out of going to The Ugly One's sweet someteen birthday party is to claim the Olympics are that night.

'''The other girls:''' Uh... um... er...

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Issue 10 is full of this trope. After the camera does a [[AnimationBump 360-degree spin around the girls]] twice, What’s Her Face doesn't stop spinning and stays that way until her death later on in the issue. [[WordOfGod The Brothers Chaps have admitted to leaving her spinning]] so they could get more use out of the animation, which apparently took a long time to make.

* [[DistaffCounterpart Spear Counterpart]]: The Gregs to the Teen Girl Squad.

There are fifteen toons in the [[http://homestarrunner.com/tgsmenu.html main series,]] and [[http://www.hrwiki.org/wiki/Teen_Girl_Squad a number of other appearances elsewhere]] (most notably, the first three episodes of ''VideoGame/StrongBadsCoolGameForAttractivePeople'' each feature an exclusive ''TGS'' toon, the first two of which are [[ChooseYourOwnAdventure interactive]]).

* ChooseYourOwnAdventure: The ''Teen Girl Squad'' and ''Cave Girl Squad'' segments from the first two episodes of ''VideoGame/StrongBadsCoolGameForAttractivePeople'' allow players to make up their own Teen Girl Squad adventures by selecting items to see how they interact with the girls (and hopefully kill them off in a way that amuses Strong Bad).

** So and So is called Kristen/Kristina (after one of the 4 girls mentioned in the email sent to Strong Bad) in the first Issue, as if it was her real name. This is completely dropped in all later Issues.

* NegativeContinuity: It doesn't matter how many of the main characters die violent deaths in one cartoon; they're always back for the next one.