History WebVideo / Poofesure

** Eva goes from being a fearsome basketball player on ''Wii Sports Resort'' who blocks shots on a constant basis to a depressed, wildly unpopular islander on ''Tomodachi Life'' whose romantic advancements constantly get rejected.

** His own mii farting in Tomodachi Life at completely the wrong time, such as when Abby's proposal to Beef Boss failed at the last possible moment.

Poofesure, real name Kienan, is a LetsPlay creator on Youtube. He first posted to his Youtube channel in 2009, focusing mainly on the VideoGame/CallOfDuty series. Starting in 2017, his channel became dominated by ''{{VideoGame/Fortnite}}'' up until 2019, when he grew tired of the game.

* AmbiguouslyGay: Wiener and Grasshoper from Tomodachi Life, who became best friends very quickly, spend a lot of time together, and went on vacation alone to “get to know each other better.” Following their vacation, both of them talk about each other non-stop. Oprah attempted to ask Wiener out, but he didn't even show up, and Grasshoper immediately rejected Asami when she asked him out. However, given that the game has no GayOption, this trope could only be subverted, and it finally was when Grasshoper tried to ask Eva out (though was passed over in favor of Kim Jong Un) [[spoiler: And then he gets together with Wii U Barb.]]

* BlackSheep: Heidi, Beef Boss and Abby's second child. Quickly becomes TheUnfavourite as Poofesure pays her no mind between her birth and her departure from her parents, and when she grows up, Poofesure decides to have her leave the island without a second thought. [[spoiler: Even though the game is on an emulator and there isn't Streetpass which likely means she has been deleted out of existence.]]

* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: Wally returns two episodes after his removal, albeit as a female and with his/her memory wiped.]]
* ButtMonkey:

** "suck my cock bitch" a pickup line Poof has Kentaro tell Silke in order to win her affection. Later used by [[spoiler: Jesus when he/she attempts to get with Poof.]]

* EveryoneHasStandards: Poof is extremely upset after Wally on Tomodachi Life refused to forgive Alfie, a child. [[spoiler: He ends up deleting Wally as a result.]]

* GoneHorriblyRight: Poofesure wanted his Mii to get a girlfriend in Tomodachi Life, and after a failed date with his biggest crush Wii U Barb, he decided against going on another date with her and going out with the [[spoiler: ugly Mii Succubus (Marissa) instead.]] They fell in love and started dating, but resulting audience backlash has caused Poof to try to reverse this and make his Mii and Succubus break up. [[spoiler: Eventually culminating with Poof removing Marissa from the island.]]
* {{Gonk}}: Compared to a lot of the CPU Miis and Miis based on real-life people, many of Poof’s personal Miis, such as Fishsticks, Grasshoper, Gary, and [=DudyDude=], can be seen as this. Though Marissa (Succubus) from Wii Party would count too.
* HairTriggerTemper: It’s very, very easy for the games to make Poof angry.
* HappilyMarried: Beef Boss and Abby on Tomodachi Life. Dudy Dude and Sakura as well. [[spoiler: Although it seems [[HappyMarriageCharade that it may not be the case on Sakura's side.]] ]]

** [[spoiler: Marissa (Succubus) was removed by Poof as a last resort to end the relationship between her and his mii after Jesus and Elisa failed to win him over.]]
* LaughingMad: In "[[https://youtu.be/RtivdX0vfZ8 wii sports resort raging and funny moments - beating swordplay showdown]]," Poofesure gets so livid at the basketball game that he starts laughing like ComicBook/TheJoker.

*** [[spoiler: But now that Elisa's boyfriend Wally is deleted, she falls for Poof and interrupts Jesus's love confessions.]]

** [[ZigzaggedTrope Zigzagged]].

** Justified on some occasions where the Wii’s janky motion controls geniunely do affect Poof’s gameplay. This frequently happens in Wii Sports Resort basketball when Beef Boss jumps to take a shot when Poof is trying to do a fakeout, or when Beef Boss doesn’t jump and merely flails his arms when Poof is trying to block a shot. This also happens often during ping pong when Poof swings the remote, but for whatever reason Beef Boss barely moves his arm and doesn't swing.

* NostalgiaFilter: A variation is [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] when Poof returns to his original Tomodachi Life game, saying he thinks the British version of the game is better[[note]]In spite of the constant emulation issues he faced from playing it on his computer, such as in-game png files like food and treasures constantly turning into the wrong item, Miis only moving their mouth for a split second while speaking and then finishing the rest of the sentence with a closed mouth, certain items of clothing wildly glitching out when worn and some features of the game being unusable due to emulation such as the AR camera[[/note]] and wonders if it's because he experienced that version first.

** [[spoiler: Shinnosuke/Eva]] lasted about 30 minutes.
** Subverted with [[spoiler: Kentaro/Silke]] due to StoryReset but the reset caused this trope to be played straight with [[spoiler: Matt/Grandma]] (See below).
** [[spoiler: Misaki]] has been responsible for sinking [[spoiler: Tommy/Eva by stealing Tommy from Eva, then later sinks ''her own'' relationship with Tommy by breaking up with him.]] Later [[spoiler: she]] sinks [[spoiler: Subaru/Asami and Subaru/Lucia by stealing Subaru from them.]]
** [[spoiler: Wally/Elisa now that Poof has deleted Wally from existence.]]
** Poof [[spoiler: deletes Succubus (Marissa) after Jesus and Elisa failed to win over his affection, abruptly ending their relationship.]]
** [[spoiler: The very brief relationship between Poof's mii and Elisa is put to an immediate stop by real Poof when Elisa asks for his thoughts on their relationship.]]
** [[spoiler: After several resets to generate love confessions, Poof gets two files where either Toad and Gary or Shinnosuke and Penguin Flo are dating. However, after he couldn't figure out which to load, he ends up settling with the third in which Eva and Kim Jong Un are together. Penguin Flo tries to ask out Shinnosuke in the third timeline but this time he rejects her.]]
** The first divorce is [[spoiler: iCarly and Theo.]]
** On Poof's new island nipple island, [[spoiler: Beef Boss/Abby is sunk thanks to Abby getting together with Dudydude.]]

* StoryReset: Has happened a few times on Tomodachi Life due to the game crashing before Poofesure saves it. Notable events that have been undone include [[spoiler: Poofesure's grandma dating Matt, as well as Kentaro and Silke breaking up. Done again twice when he attempts to have his Mii accept Jesus' feelings.]]

* VocalEvolution: His speaking voice used to be [[https://youtu.be/jDZZeqQlQoc considerably lower]] in his early videos, although he sounds the same as he currently does when he's raging.

* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: He frequently has this reaction when things go south.

** Downplayed on some occasions where the Wii’s janky motion controls affect Poof’s gameplay. This frequently happens in Wii Sports Resort basketball when Beef Boss jumps to take a shot when Poof is trying to do a fakeout, or when Beef Boss doesn’t jump and merely flails his arms when Poof is trying to block a shot.

* FantasticRacism: If Beef Boss places last in a ''Wii Party'' minigame, Poofesure will occasionally accuse the game and/or the other Miis of being "hamburgerist" and setting him up to lose because of his species.

* NoPronunciationGuide:
** Poofesure gives little thought to the Miis with Japanese (and sometimes western) names and usually pronounces them like they were American. Examples include saying Misaki as "My-sock-ee", Shouta as "Shout-a", Shinnosuke as "Shinno-sue-key" and Sakura as "Shakira."
** Poof has rather bafflingly pronounced "Alice" as "Uh-LEESE" on Wii Party U, which fans have loved to make fun of as a FreudianSlip for Elisa.
** For another western one, Poof frequently reads the name "Siobhán" (Anglicized as "Shavonne") as if it uses English spelling rules, even making an "Autobahn" joke out of her name at one point. The name is of Irish origin and the Irish language, while using the Latin alphabet, uses a radically different spelling system than English. This makes this mess-up a lot more understandable.

** His own mii farting in Tomodachi Life at completely the wrong time.

'''Poof:''' '''NO, I JUST FARTED!'''

* AdaptationalWimp: Eva goes from being a fearsome basketball player on ''Wii Sports Resort'' who blocks shots on a constant basis to a depressed, wildly unpopular islander on ''Tomodachi Life'' whose romantic advancements constantly get rejected.

* AmbiguouslyGay: Wiener and Grasshoper from Tomodachi Life, who became best friends very quickly, spend a lot of time together, and went on vacation alone to “get to know each other better.” Following their vacation, both of them talk about each other non-stop. Oprah attempted to ask Wiener out, but he didn't even show up, and Grasshoper immediately rejected Asami when she asked him out.
** Given that the game has no GayOption, this trope could only be subverted, and it finally was when Grasshoper tried to ask Eva out (though was passed over in favor of Kim Jong Un) [[spoiler: And then he gets together with Wii U Barb.]]

* ButtMonkey: Eva in Tomodachi Life. She constantly gets rejected by her romantic interests, and if she does get into a relationship, has been broken up with every time. Exaggerated when she and Tommy had the first instance in the entire series of two characters fighting and not immediately reconciling (they made up eventually). Coincidentally, Tommy happened to be one of the males she confessed feelings to only for him to reject her for Misaki (they broke up eventually). [[spoiler:Her fortunes seem to finally swing for the better in the 37th episode, when ''three guys'' ask her out (including one who was considered to be all but gay), and she started a relationship with Kim Jong Un. Time will tell if the relationship lasts.]]

* NeverMyFault: [[ZigzaggedTrope Zigzagged]]. Poof tends not to admit to messing up, often blaming the game even though he didn't read the instructions or treating his Wii Remotes to PercussiveTherapy. In more recent videos, however, he often laments that he should have read the instructions upon failing without knowing what to do, and more frequently admits when he does something wrong instead of blaming something else.
** Deviating from this, Poof doesn't always bother to read characters' names, and asks who is this said character when accusing of screwing him over. In more recent videos, however, he often laments that he should have read the instructions upon failing without knowing what to do.

* NoPronunciationGuide: Poofesure gives little thought to the Miis with Japanese (and sometimes western) names and usually pronounces them like they were American. Examples include saying Misaki as "My-sock-ee", Shouta as "Shout-a", Shinnosuke as "Shinno-sue-key" and Sakura as "Shakira."
** Poof has also rather bafflingly pronounced "Alice" as "Uh-LEESE" on Wii Party U, which fans have loved to make fun of as a FreudianSlip for Elisa.
** For another western one, Poof frequently reads the name "Siobhán" (Anglicized as "Shavonne") as if it uses English spelling rules, even making an "Autobahn" joke out of her name at one point. The name is of Irish origin and the Irish language uses a radically different spelling system than English, so you can't really blame him for this one.
* NostalgiaFilter: A variation is [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] when Poof returns to his original Tomodachi Life game, saying he thinks the British version of the game is better[[note]]In spite of the constant emulation issues he faced from playing it on his computer, such as in-game png files like food and treasures constantly turning into the wrong item, Miis only moving their mouth for a split second while speaking and then finishing the rest of the sentence with a closed mouth, certain items of clothing wildly glitching out when worn and some features of the game being unusable due to emulation[[/note]] and wonders if it's because he experienced that version first.

* ReadTheFreakingManual: One of Poof's most common habits is to ignore instructions for games, whether it be ignoring the minigame objectives for Wii Party or controls for anything else, and rather predictably he pays the price for it, often cursing the game or his poor luck (which is admittedly pretty poor regardless).

* ThatOneLevel: InUniverse, there are several game modes or challenges that take Poof multiple videos to complete. The most notable example is Master Difficulty on Wii Party and (especially) Wii Party U.
** The marriage proposal minigame in Tomodachi Life has posed a considerable challenge to Poof, and he's failed at it more often than he's succeeded.

* ButtMonkey: Eva in Tomodachi Life. She constantly gets rejected by her romantic interests, and if she does get into a relationship, has been broken up with every time. Taken UpToEleven when she and Tommy had the first instance in the entire series of two characters fighting and not immediately reconciling (they made up eventually). Coincidentally, Tommy happened to be one of the males she confessed feelings to only for him to reject her for Misaki (they broke up eventually). [[spoiler:Her fortunes seem to finally swing for the better in the 37th episode, when ''three guys'' ask her out (including one who was considered to be all but gay), and she started a relationship with Kim Jong Un. Time will tell if the relationship lasts.]]

* KillEmAll: [[spoiler:Poof would eventually start deleting several Miis from his island (including Barbara, Grashoper, Series/ICarly, among others) after asking for new hats before abandoning his old ''Tomodachi Life'' save.]]
* KilledOffForReal: A few examples has occurred in his Tomodachi Life series:
** [[spoiler: Wally was removed from the island after starting a fight with Alfie and refusing to forgive him when he apologises. He does come back a few episodes later, however.]]

* PercussiveTherapy: Many a Wii Remote has met this fate after failing Poofesure at the worst possible moment.

* PercussiveTherapy: And how.

--->'''Poof:''' I guess I'm just...
--->'''Poof's Mii:''' ''[Farts]''
--->'''Poof:''' '''NO, I JUST FARTED!'''

* BigNo: Poof shouts this during Tomodachi Life when [[spoiler:Wii U Barb tries asking out Shinnosuky.]]
** A huge one of these happens in Wii Sports Resort after Tyrone blocks the buzzer beater shot Poof needed to finally beat Tommy.

--> '''Poofesure:''' ELISA, GO AWAY! I HATE YOU!

* BerserkButton: Usually when his Wii Remote fails to work properly, or when the game in general doesn't go his way.
** His own mii farting in Tomodachi Life

* InsistentTerminology: "Toad Wii Remote with Wii Motion Plus inside"

* PercussiveTherapy: And how.

* NeverMyFault: Poof tends not to admit to messing up, often blaming the game even though he didn't read the instructions or treating his Wii Remotes to PercussiveTherapy. Deviating from this, Poof doesn't always bother to read characters' names, and asks who is this said character when accusing of screwing him over. In more recent videos, however, he often laments that he should have read the instructions upon failing without knowing what to do.
* NoPronunciationGuide: Poofesure gives little thought to the Miis with Japanese names and usually pronounces them like they were American. Examples include saying Misaki as "My-sock-ee", Shouta as "Shout-a", Shinnosuke as "Shinno-sue-key" and Sakura as "Shakira."

* HateSink: Poof has formed one toward the Mii Elisa, taking great pleasure in defeating her or seeing her fail.
** Lucia too, after many failed attempts of defeating her. Poof has said he can't forgive her on any platform including even encouraging Misaki to not forgive after a fight. She's also the only other Mii besides Elisa to have been placed in the "Living Nuisance" tier.

* NostalgiaFilter: A variation is [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] when Poof returns to his original Tomodachi Life game, saying he thinks the British version of the game is better and wonders if it's because he experienced that version first.

* NeverMyFault: Poof tends not to admit to messing up, often blaming the game even though he didn't read the instructions or treating his Wii Remotes to PercussiveTherapy. Deviating from this, Poof doesn't always bother to read characters' names, and asks who is this said character when accusing of screwing him over.