History WebAnimation / WowCraft

* BittersweetEnding: The series' final episodes chronicled on how horrible the players felt like after the various mismanagement and controversy in Creator/BlizzardEntertainment affected the environment of Azeroth. However, they managed to execute an exodus to [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV Eorzia]], leaving behind the ruined realm for a brand new, healthier MMO experience. Even if the old world was ruined, the uplifting spirit managed to live on.

* ShouldersOfDoom: Episode 33, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1M-SAxAIZI 'Get On My Level']], [[UpToEleven takes this to absurd, satirical extents.]]

Like Star Crafts before it, Wow Craft (two words) is a Carbots Animation web series available either through Youtube or the Carbots Animation Website released on roughly a weekly basis. In each short little episode (they generally run only a minute or two on average), the focus will usually be on one of the faction characters from either the Horde or Alliance as they go about trying to complete the tasks/quests that the Warcraft world has handed down to them.

** '[=PvP=]' at 28 seconds in has a take on the Internet-popular segment from SavingPrivateRyan wherein Private Ryan clutches his knees and screams.

* CrossOver: Episode 26 has the appearance of a ''Franchise/StarCraft'' Battlecruiser being what shoots down the Exodar.

* TheSnackIsMoreInteresting: During 'Need For Greed', the party's forsaken warlock is more interested in the apple he's munching on than the boss they're meant to be fighting, not even being bothered to send his imp into battle. Just to emphasise what an asshole he really is when he ninja loots Tobrac's legendary axe from under his nose.

* AutobotsRockOut: Episode 23, simply titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygfK5BdECnE&list=PL0QrZvg7QIgrjTWQU8qooMxK9GX4DyZg8&index=24 "PvP"]], portrays mass world [=PvP=] as one giant Music/{{Dragonforce}}-esque mosh of violence, complete with the Elite Tauren Chieftain rocking out on a pillar in the middle of the battlefield.

* PlayerVersusPlayer: Tobrac tries to challenge a high-level Death Knight for beating the orc to a Peacebloom flower, but fails miserably. Later on, Tobrac joins a Horde group for the 5-part Warsong Gulch match against an Alliance group led by the mustache Human hero. Episode 23 is simply titled [="PvP"=] and is just a chaotic mass of flying numbers and [[AutobotsRockOut rocking guitar music]].

* ShoutOut: When Tobrac fights a surprisingly tough giraffe, the intro music of ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' plays.
* TwentyBearAsses: "The Quest For Tooth" lampshades the inherent absurdity of this trope as Tobrac, tasked with collecting 20 hyena teeth, manages to kill nothing but hyenas that inexplicably don't have any teeth.

For the original Carbots Animation web series, head over to WebAnimation/StarCrafts or WebAnimation/HeroStorm.

* PlayerVersusPlayer: Tobrac tries to challenge a high-level Death Knight for beating the orc to a Peacebloom flower, but fails miserably. Later on, Tobrac joins a Horde group for the 5-part Warsong Gulch match against an Alliance group led by the mustache Human hero.

* ShoutOut: When Tobrac fights a surprisingly tough giraffe, the intro music of ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' plays.

For the original Carbots Animation web series, head over to WebAnimation/StarCrafts.

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: The Night Elf Hunter hero found the baby bears too cute to kill for his quest.

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Like Star Crafts before it, Wow Craft (two worlds) is a Carbots Animation web series available either through Youtube or the Carbots Animation Website released on roughly a weekly basis. In each short little episode (they generally run only a minute or two on average), the focus will usually be on one of the faction characters from either the Horde or Alliance as they go about trying to complete the tasks/quests that the Warcraft world has handed down to them.

* AllAnimalsAreDogs: Wolves are already a pretty close relative to dog IRL, but Episode 2 makes it pretty obvious.