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* BankRobbery: This is what has happened to Biscuit Street Bank multiple times, and where Frida got her chance to show her powers.
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* BankRobbery: This is what has happened to Biscuit Street Pig-Y Bank multiple times, and where Frida got her chance to show her powers.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: One example of Ramy’s ButtMonkey status is her accidentally being punched by Bett when she recovers from the former hitting her with an extinguisher. The four cats in a trenchcoat reveal their identities when slipping on the floor.
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[[folder: The synopsis for the introductory first chapter]]
After the brief appearance of the past superhero Steel-Heart, the eyeshadow-wearing redhead Ramy tells the {{Exposition}} of what the Heart Mafia has been doing to Micco City for many years. After she unsurely says that "it can't get worse from there," a brunette threatens to rob her at gunpoint, only for a black-haired superhero wannabe named Frida to bust in to stop her. Ramy knocks out the robber with a fire extinguisher, only for the former to awkwardly realize that the latter is her boss Ms. Bett playing a prank on her for sleeping on her job. However, a robbery happens at Biscuit Street Bank, and Frida gets there to show her [[HenshinHero powers]] to stop it. But Ramy, in a superhero suit, shows up to take the robber’s gun as the latter slips and reveals to be four mutant cats in a trenchcoat. Then both Ramy and Frida are rewarded with a bounty helping the police stop the criminals. Then the chapter ends with them being at Hero Burger and shaking hands as they introduce themselves.
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After the brief appearance of the past superhero Steel-Heart, the eyeshadow-wearing redhead Ramy tells the {{Exposition}} of what the Heart Mafia has been doing to Micco City for many years. After she unsurely says that "it can't get worse from there," a brunette threatens to rob her at gunpoint, only for a black-haired superhero wannabe named Frida to bust in to stop her. Ramy knocks out the robber with a fire extinguisher, only for the former to awkwardly realize that the latter is her boss Ms. Bett playing a prank on her for sleeping on her job. However, a robbery happens at Biscuit Street Bank, and Frida gets there to show her [[HenshinHero powers]] to stop it. But Ramy, in a superhero suit, shows up to take the robber’s gun as the latter slips and reveals to be four mutant cats in a trenchcoat. Then both Ramy and Frida are rewarded with a bounty helping the police stop the criminals. Then the chapter ends with them being at Hero Burger and shaking hands as they introduce themselves.
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After the brief appearance of the past superhero Steel-Heart, the eyeshadow-wearing redhead Ramy tells the {{Exposition}} of what the Heart Mafia has been doing to Micco City for many years. After she unsurely says that "it can't get worse from there," a brunette threatens to rob her at gunpoint, only for a black-haired superhero wannabe named Frida to bust in to stop her. Ramy knocks out the robber with a fire extinguisher, only for the former to awkwardly realize that the latter is her boss Ms. Bett playing a prank on her for sleeping on her job. However, a robbery happens at Biscuit Street Bank, and Frida gets there to show her [[HenshinHero powers]] to stop it. But Ramy, in a superhero suit, shows up to take the robber’s gun as the latter slips and reveals to be four mutant cats in a trenchcoat. Then both Ramy and Frida are rewarded with a bounty helping the police stop the criminals. Then the
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* ArtEvolution: Since 2017, ‘’[=FireSoup=]’’ and its characters have gotten many changes such as preferences of clothing, physical details such as eye shapes, and even changed the physique sometimes such as making Ramy chubbier a few years after this comic was released. This trope even caused the comic’s art-style to be somewhat inconsistent in the first pages.
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* ArtEvolution: Since 2017, ‘’[=FireSoup=]’’ ''[=FireSoup=]'' and its characters have gotten many changes such as preferences of clothing, physical details such as eye shapes, and even changed the physique sometimes such as making Ramy chubbier a few years after this comic was released. This trope even caused the comic’s art-style to be somewhat inconsistent in the first pages.
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‘’’NOTE: This page and its subpages, link to deviations tagged “Watchers Only”, meaning that you have to watch the artist to see them.’’’
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‘’’NOTE: This page and its subpages, link to deviations tagged “Watchers Only”, meaning that you have to watch the artist to see them.’’’
''[=FireSoup=]'' is a 2018 superhero comedy webcomic by Mexican artist/programmer [[https://www.deviantart.com/takkotito Takkotito]][[note]]formerly Coonstito/Coonsy-arts[[/note]] about the two main girls named Ramy and Frida having to beat the Heart Mafia, an criminal organization that has taken over Micco City and stops any hero.
[[folder: The synopsis for the introductory first chapter]]
After the brief appearance of the past superhero Steel-Heart, the eyeshadow-wearing redhead Ramy tells the {{Exposition}} of what the Heart Mafia has been doing to Micco City for many years. After she unsurely says that "it can't get worse from there," a brunette threatens to rob her at gunpoint, only for a black-haired superhero wannabe named Frida to bust in to stop her. Ramy knocks out the robber with a fire extinguisher, only for the former to awkwardly realize that the latter is her boss Ms. Bett playing a prank on her for sleeping on her job. However, a robbery happens at Biscuit Street Bank, and Frida gets there to show her [[HenshinHero powers]] to stop it. But Ramy, in a superhero suit, shows up to take the robber’s gun as the latter slips and reveals to be four mutant cats in a trenchcoat. Then both Ramy and Frida are rewarded with a bounty helping the police stop the criminals. Then the chapter ends with them being at Hero Burger and shaking hands as they introduce themselves.
[[/folder]]
The comic is available on [[http://firesoup-comic.tumblr.com/ the Tumblr blog]], on [[https://tapas.io/series/firesoup Tapas]], and [[https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/firesoup/list?title_no=89901 Webtoon]]. As of 2021, the comic is also downloadable on [[https://takko26.itch.io/firesoup-1 itch.io]] where the first two panels are remade with different images and dialogue.
!!These tropes can't get worse from here, right?
* {{Animesque}}: References to the cartoony side of anime/manga art-styles include Ramy sometimes having a pink, blank mouth, and Frida’s open mouth showing a single sharp tooth[[note]]or fang[[/note]] like how a single crooked tooth is considered cute in Japan.
* ArtEvolution: Since 2017, ‘’[=FireSoup=]’’ and its characters have gotten many changes such as preferences of clothing, physical details such as eye shapes, and even changed the physique sometimes such as making Ramy chubbier a few years after this comic was released. This trope even caused the comic’s art-style to be somewhat inconsistent in the first pages.
* BankRobbery: This is what has happened to Biscuit Street Bank multiple times, and where Frida got her chance to show her powers.
* BigBad: The Heart Mafia is responsible for turning Micco City into a [[ToCreateAPlaygroundForEvil crime-ridden place]] where superheroes are just a dream.
* BlackBeadEyes: The blondine working at the bank has these eyes.
* CastOfSnowflakes: No two characters look alike in this comic, with a large variety of faces such as colored pupils without irises and even BlackBeadEyes, and different hairstyles like Ramy’s short bangs with a tuft on the back of her head.
* DamselInDistress: The girl at the bank is threatened at gunpoint by the burglar.
* GleefulAndGrumpyPairing: Frida is the one who’s gleeful about being a hero, while Ramy’s grumpy expressions put her in the latter.
* PieEyed: As Takko is a fan of the 1930s cartoon style and likes VideoGame/Cuphead, characters sometimes sport this trope when in a chibi form, aren’t in the focus in a shot, or are far away (which is often related to the second factor).
* PuniPlush: The characters are depicted with rounded heads, chins and even fingers.
* PunnyName:
** Ramy’s name is used here as a pun on “ramen,” which is more obvious if you know that she’s called “Noodles” as a superhero.
** The name of Frida’s superhero alias “[=FireDra=]” is a pun on both her name and “fire dragon.”
* RedOniBlueOni: On two occasions. Ramy is the blue one in both of them:
** Frida’s enthusiasm in being a hero and her love for challenges and action (red) contrasts Ramy’s laid-back, introverted personality, with the latter finding attention uncomfortable, so she may fight with passive aggression (blue).
** Before Frida, there’s the BenevolentBoss Miss Bett who wants to have fun and likes teasing and playing with her employee Ramy.
* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: One example of Ramy’s ButtMonkey status is her accidentally being punched by Bett when she recovers from the former hitting her with an extinguisher. The four cats in a trenchcoat reveal their identities when slipping on the floor.
* ThickLineAnimation: This comic is not the first artwork by Takko to feature this trope.
* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Ramy, Frida and Miss Bett all play this trope in some way:
** While Ramy may not look girly at first, and [[https://twitter.com/takkotito/status/1578448480103976961/photo/1 has played baseball with Frida in one drawing]], some doodles show her having twintails or wearing something more feminine. [[https://twitter.com/takkotito/status/1550059967268458496/photo/1 This concept art of Ramy as a kid and a teen, opens the complexity of her sense of style]]. She also swears eyeshadow, and makeup is often considered feminine.
** Frida’s considered a tomboy, even if her girly streak is shown with her superhero suit forming into a dress when her powers are activated. [[https://www.deviantart.com/takkotito/art/Noodoodles-817311434 She has also worn dresses on other occasions]].
** Last but not the least obvious, Miss Bett likes wearing a French maid dress even though she’s like a cool figure.
* TotemPoleTrench: The burglar robbing the bank is four weird-looking cats in a trenchcoat.
* WordSaladTitle: Takko admitted [[https://www.deviantart.com/takkotito/art/Ramydoodles18-773372856 that the title is just something that he made up because it sounded like a “pulp magazine” title]].
* WorkOffTheDebt: Ramy mentions that she has to pay off a debt with the Mafia, but even if her minimum-wage job isn’t helping at all, working as a superhero has shown to be rewarding.
‘’’NOTE: This page and its subpages, link to deviations tagged “Watchers Only”, meaning that you have to watch the artist to see them.’’’
''[=FireSoup=]'' is a 2018 superhero comedy webcomic by Mexican artist/programmer [[https://www.deviantart.com/takkotito Takkotito]][[note]]formerly Coonstito/Coonsy-arts[[/note]] about the two main girls named Ramy and Frida having to beat the Heart Mafia, an criminal organization that has taken over Micco City and stops any hero.
[[folder: The synopsis for the introductory first chapter]]
After the brief appearance of the past superhero Steel-Heart, the eyeshadow-wearing redhead Ramy tells the {{Exposition}} of what the Heart Mafia has been doing to Micco City for many years. After she unsurely says that "it can't get worse from there," a brunette threatens to rob her at gunpoint, only for a black-haired superhero wannabe named Frida to bust in to stop her. Ramy knocks out the robber with a fire extinguisher, only for the former to awkwardly realize that the latter is her boss Ms. Bett playing a prank on her for sleeping on her job. However, a robbery happens at Biscuit Street Bank, and Frida gets there to show her [[HenshinHero powers]] to stop it. But Ramy, in a superhero suit, shows up to take the robber’s gun as the latter slips and reveals to be four mutant cats in a trenchcoat. Then both Ramy and Frida are rewarded with a bounty helping the police stop the criminals. Then the chapter ends with them being at Hero Burger and shaking hands as they introduce themselves.
[[/folder]]
The comic is available on [[http://firesoup-comic.tumblr.com/ the Tumblr blog]], on [[https://tapas.io/series/firesoup Tapas]], and [[https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/firesoup/list?title_no=89901 Webtoon]]. As of 2021, the comic is also downloadable on [[https://takko26.itch.io/firesoup-1 itch.io]] where the first two panels are remade with different images and dialogue.
!!These tropes can't get worse from here, right?
* {{Animesque}}: References to the cartoony side of anime/manga art-styles include Ramy sometimes having a pink, blank mouth, and Frida’s open mouth showing a single sharp tooth[[note]]or fang[[/note]] like how a single crooked tooth is considered cute in Japan.
* ArtEvolution: Since 2017, ‘’[=FireSoup=]’’ and its characters have gotten many changes such as preferences of clothing, physical details such as eye shapes, and even changed the physique sometimes such as making Ramy chubbier a few years after this comic was released. This trope even caused the comic’s art-style to be somewhat inconsistent in the first pages.
* BankRobbery: This is what has happened to Biscuit Street Bank multiple times, and where Frida got her chance to show her powers.
* BigBad: The Heart Mafia is responsible for turning Micco City into a [[ToCreateAPlaygroundForEvil crime-ridden place]] where superheroes are just a dream.
* BlackBeadEyes: The blondine working at the bank has these eyes.
* CastOfSnowflakes: No two characters look alike in this comic, with a large variety of faces such as colored pupils without irises and even BlackBeadEyes, and different hairstyles like Ramy’s short bangs with a tuft on the back of her head.
* DamselInDistress: The girl at the bank is threatened at gunpoint by the burglar.
* GleefulAndGrumpyPairing: Frida is the one who’s gleeful about being a hero, while Ramy’s grumpy expressions put her in the latter.
* PieEyed: As Takko is a fan of the 1930s cartoon style and likes VideoGame/Cuphead, characters sometimes sport this trope when in a chibi form, aren’t in the focus in a shot, or are far away (which is often related to the second factor).
* PuniPlush: The characters are depicted with rounded heads, chins and even fingers.
* PunnyName:
** Ramy’s name is used here as a pun on “ramen,” which is more obvious if you know that she’s called “Noodles” as a superhero.
** The name of Frida’s superhero alias “[=FireDra=]” is a pun on both her name and “fire dragon.”
* RedOniBlueOni: On two occasions. Ramy is the blue one in both of them:
** Frida’s enthusiasm in being a hero and her love for challenges and action (red) contrasts Ramy’s laid-back, introverted personality, with the latter finding attention uncomfortable, so she may fight with passive aggression (blue).
** Before Frida, there’s the BenevolentBoss Miss Bett who wants to have fun and likes teasing and playing with her employee Ramy.
* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: One example of Ramy’s ButtMonkey status is her accidentally being punched by Bett when she recovers from the former hitting her with an extinguisher. The four cats in a trenchcoat reveal their identities when slipping on the floor.
* ThickLineAnimation: This comic is not the first artwork by Takko to feature this trope.
* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Ramy, Frida and Miss Bett all play this trope in some way:
** While Ramy may not look girly at first, and [[https://twitter.com/takkotito/status/1578448480103976961/photo/1 has played baseball with Frida in one drawing]], some doodles show her having twintails or wearing something more feminine. [[https://twitter.com/takkotito/status/1550059967268458496/photo/1 This concept art of Ramy as a kid and a teen, opens the complexity of her sense of style]]. She also swears eyeshadow, and makeup is often considered feminine.
** Frida’s considered a tomboy, even if her girly streak is shown with her superhero suit forming into a dress when her powers are activated. [[https://www.deviantart.com/takkotito/art/Noodoodles-817311434 She has also worn dresses on other occasions]].
** Last but not the least obvious, Miss Bett likes wearing a French maid dress even though she’s like a cool figure.
* TotemPoleTrench: The burglar robbing the bank is four weird-looking cats in a trenchcoat.
* WordSaladTitle: Takko admitted [[https://www.deviantart.com/takkotito/art/Ramydoodles18-773372856 that the title is just something that he made up because it sounded like a “pulp magazine” title]].
* WorkOffTheDebt: Ramy mentions that she has to pay off a debt with the Mafia, but even if her minimum-wage job isn’t helping at all, working as a superhero has shown to be rewarding.
