History WebVideo / TheMysteriousMrEnter

* DanBrowned: In his "The Emoji Movie Review", he claims that every recent animated film not made by Disney uses one of two plots: "what inanimate objects do when you’re not around" or "the bored princess who wants more", despite plenty of movies in that timeframe being much less cliche. Of course, it was most likely a jab at how common those types of plotlines are rather than an outright lie.

* ''Admirable Animation'': In this series he reviews good cartoons, usually ones with well-done, meaningful tearjerkers/heartwarming moments, ones that need more love, others that he finds unique or avant-garde, or ones that showcase how to properly execute certain {{genre}}s and {{trope}}s. Rarely, a good episode of a bad show may be reviewed. Like Animated Atrocities, the Admirable Animations are organized into seasons, each consisting of 25 episodes (as opposed to 30). However, this series is updated far less frequently due to various factors, such as requiring much more work and being driven by his passion for the works in question. As such, he only does them when he feels the time is right. In July 2020, he announced that, for the time being, he will no longer be making this series. The finale episode premiered on March 15, 2021, taking the series to 60 episodes; however, the series was brought back for at least a one-off episode on May 6, 2022.

* ''Nick-O-Rama'': A retrospective of (almost) every [[Franchise/{{Nicktoons}} Nicktoon]]. Initially, Mr. Enter only reviewed Nicktoons which premiered on the main Nickelodeon channel, ignoring shows launched on its sister channels (e.g., Creator/NickJr[=/=]Creator/{{Noggin}}, Creator/NicktoonsNetwork, etc.), acquired programming (such as those from Creator/{{Nelvana}}), or shows which lacked an official home video or streaming release; however, Mr. Enter created a second season to cover these shows, as well as correct factual mistakes from the first season.

* BrokenAesop: His review of "Twilight's Kingdom" contains a TakeThat against reviewers who are overly negative or nitpicky towards works they dislike, something Enter himself is often guilty of.

* SkewedPriorities: How he often comes across, especially his criticism of ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'' where he mentions it didn't accurately reflect 2002 ''Canada'' by not mentioning 9/11 in some way.

** While ripping apart Autism Speaks, he took a brief swipe at [[Webcomic/{{Sonichu}} Chris-Chan]], saying how Autism Speaks makes autistic people look worse than him somehow.

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** Also how he feels about ''Series/OutOfJimmysHead'' for being nothing short of "mean and nasty". For starters, having Jimmy have creepy feelings for Robin, and Jimmy's school counseler dad being an even bigger Man Child who doesn't care about his son in the slightest.

* PetPeeveTrope[[invoked]]:

** The ''Drawn Together'' movie, his 100th Animated Atrocities episode, starts with a warning that [[UpToEleven goes the extra mile]] from his usual opening but doesn't waste any time.

* MortonsFork: In his "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS6E2324TruthOrSquare Truth or Square]]" review, he notes that the scene where Patchy rings for entry to Nickelodeon to see [=SpongeBob=] is creepy because if [=SpongeBob=] isn't real, then Patchy thinks that a cartoon character is real, but if he is real, then it's creepy because [[StalkerWithACrush Patchy wrote him over 400 letters...]] [[UpToEleven this week]].

He also has a second channel [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBp7SeyWMfMNyIZo3ZbeKaQ/videos here]] where he uploads miscellaneous material; the first 2 chapters of his vocal readings of ''Little Cassie'' are uploaded there. His body of work has a discussion thread on the Wiki/TVTropes Forum [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=14054027880A17818400 starting here.]]

*** Cringe-Inducing Visuals (NauseaFuel, UncannyValley, EpilepticFlashingLights) [[invoked]]

* VideoGameMoviesSuck:[[invoked]] He considers the ''VideoGame/ElfBowling'' movie to be one of the worst things he's ever seen.

---> '''Mr. Enter:''' Speaking of which, the guy on the sofa changes the channel to a German Access television show about a superhero named Mr. Poe and his sidekick Yogul, where they try to fight an evil French cow. The funny part is you think I'm kidding. (''later'') No, I didn't edit this in, and no, my friends and I didn't try to make a little something to make fun of "Dorbees." This is in the movie as I found it! The movie literally stops to show us this full short about Mr. Poe and Yogul.

* NostalgiaFilter: Mr. Enter's biggest--and most infamous--complaint about ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'' is that it is set in 2002 and features none of the paranoia brought on by 9/11, despite the fact that: 1) its main characters are 13-year-olds who would not be preoccupied with socio-political concerns, 2) it is set ''months'' after 9/11 and in ''Canada'', and 3) it's a whimsical fantasy film about a young girl who can shapeshift into a red panda, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything as a metaphor for puberty]]. He did, however, apologize for this in his [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XsXHcyddOPk Nitpicking Nitpicking]] video, acknowledging it was a nitpick compared to the other, more fundamental problems.

** In his review of ''Little Ellen'', Ellen [=DeGeneres'=] mediocre kid cartoon, one of his criticis's is that Ellen grew up during the tumult of the 1960s, and a cartoon based on her 'actual'' childhood and the events she witnessed would be a genuinely interesting idea.

* HarsherInHindsight: {{Invoked|Trope}} in his review of ''WesternAnimation/NormOfTheNorth'' (a movie released in 2016), where he points out that having the BigBad wield a tranquilizer gun with intent to use it on the title character in public isn't funny anymore, and hints at the recent spate of public shootings as a reason why.

* NostalgiaFilter: Mr. Enter's biggest--and most infamous--complaint about ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'' is that it is set in 2002 and features none of the paranoia brought on by 9/11, despite the fact that: 1) its main characters are 13-year-olds who would not be preoccupied with socio-political concerns, 2) it is set ''months'' after 9/11 and in ''Canada'', and 3) it's a whimsical fantasy film about a young girl who can shapeshift into a red panda, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything as a metaphor for puberty]].

* NostalgiaFilter: Mr. Enter's biggest--and most imfamous--complaint about ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'' is that it is set in 2002 and features none of the paranoia brought on by 9/11, despite the fact that: 1) its main characters are 13-year-olds who would not be preoccupied with socio-political concerns, 2) it is set ''months'' after 9/11 and in ''Canada'', and 3) it's a whimsical fantasy film about a young girl who can shapeshift into a red panda, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything as a metaphor for puberty]].

* ''Admirable Animation'': In this series he reviews good cartoons, usually ones with well-done, meaningful tearjerkers/heartwarming moments, ones that need more love, others that he finds unique or avant-garde, or ones that showcase how to properly execute certain {{genre}}s and {{trope}}s. Rarely, a good episode of a bad show may be reviewed. Like Animated Atrocities, the Admirable Animations are organized into seasons, each consisting of 25 episodes (as opposed to 30). However, this series is updated far less frequently due to various factors, such as requiring much more work and being driven by his passion for the works in question. As such, he only does them when he feels the time is right. In July 2020, he announced that, for the time being, he will no longer be making this series. The finale episode premiered on March 15, 2021, taking the series to 60 episodes.

* NostalgiaFilter: Mr. Enter's biggest--and most imfamous--complaint about ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'' is that it is set in 2002 and features none of the paranoia brought on by 9/11, despite the fact that: 1) its main characters are 13-year-olds who would not be preoccupied with socio-political concerns, 2) it is set ''months'' after 9/11, and 3) it's a whimsical fantasy film about a young girl who can shapeshift into a red panda, [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything as a metaphor for puberty]].

* OverlyLongGag: His