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** In the 2018 Pokemon Game, it turns out that Team Genesis' Plan is to transform humanity in to Pokemon. This is literally what the Antagonist's plan was in the [[Film/PokemonDetectivePikachu Detective Pikachu]] Film, the following year!
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** In the 2018 Pokemon Game, it turns out that Team Genesis' Plan is to transform humanity in to Pokemon. This is literally what the Antagonist's plan was in the [[Film/PokemonDetectivePikachu ''[[Film/PokemonDetectivePikachu Detective Pikachu]] Pikachu]]'' Film, the following year!
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** In the 2018 Pokemon Game, it turns out that Team Genesis' Plan is to transform humanity in to Pokemon. This is literally what the Antagonist's plan was in the [[Film/PokemonDetectivePikachu Detective Pikachu]] Film, the following year!
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** In the 2020 Charity Live Stream ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' Game, not only does the Darkness Master get defeated in one blow, but the team achieves this by being able to get the Dark Master's entire army to make a HeelFaceTurn through ThePowerOfRock, and all during their first outing as Power Rangers!
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* AntiClimaxBoss: The Dragon from the [=ConBravo=] campaign. The DM intended for it to require an army to defeat, it was hyped up throughout the campaign, and a four-player party kills it. Moreover, one of the players is incapacitated for two turns after drinking poison, and the Dragon not only fails to hit any of the players, but it ends up falling flat on its face.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: AntiClimaxBoss:
** The Dragon from the 2012 [=ConBravo=] campaign. The DM intended for it to require an army to defeat, it was hyped up throughout the campaign, and a four-player party kills it. Moreover, one of the players is incapacitated for two turns after drinking poison, and the Dragon not only fails to hit any of the players, but it ends up falling flat on its face.
** The Dragon from the 2012 [=ConBravo=] campaign. The DM intended for it to require an army to defeat, it was hyped up throughout the campaign, and a four-player party kills it. Moreover, one of the players is incapacitated for two turns after drinking poison, and the Dragon not only fails to hit any of the players, but it ends up falling flat on its face.
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Darth Wiki doesn't go on YMMV. - https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/remarks.php?trope=DarthWiki.MostAnnoyingSound
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* MostAnnoyingSound: The guy sitting near the camera in the [=ConBravo=] d20 Live session, who spends about a half-hour repeatedly making forced and unfunny references to ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Skyrim]]'' in a blatant attempt to draw the players' attention.
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-->'''Big Mike:''' Good God, man, tone it down a notch!
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-->'''Big Mike:''' Good God, man, tone it down a notch!notch!
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* AntiClimaxBoss: The Dragon from the [=ConBravo=] campaign. The DM intended for it to require an army to defeat, it was hyped up throughout the campaign, and a four-player party kills it. Moreover, one of the players is incapacitated for two turns after drinking poison, and the Dragon not only fails to hit any of the players, but it ends up falling flat on its face.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Made by the players, in the 2018 Pokemon Game. They wonder if they reall are the trainrs, they claim to be, or are actually members of Team Skull, since all the players were drssed as Team Skull, as part of a jke on Mike.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Made by the players, in the 2018 Pokemon Game. They wonder if they reall really are the trainrs, trainers, like they claim to be, be; or are actually members of Team Skull, since Skull? Part of their reasoning is that all the players were drssed dressed as Team Skull, as part of a jke joke on Mike.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Made by the players, in the 2018 Pokemon Game. They wonder if they reall are the trainrs, they claim to be, or are actually members of Team Skull, since all the players were drssed as Team Skull, as part of a jke on Mike.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The 2017 edition is the last time both Lewis and Nash worked with Doug Walker before "Change The Channel" caused the effective end of Channel Awesome as a collective.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In the 2012 ConBravo Session, one of the Players introduces themselves, by saying they like Kittens. This introduction is more amusing, considering that two years later, they introduce Fussy Britches and practically made them the Mascot of D 20 Live!
** Even more Hilarious is that, during the 2012 Game, Roo suggests casting a polymorph spell, which is how they made a gargoyle in to the Kitten known as Fussy Britches, in the 2014 Game!?
** Even more Hilarious is that, during the 2012 Game, Roo suggests casting a polymorph spell, which is how they made a gargoyle in to the Kitten known as Fussy Britches, in the 2014 Game!?
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-->'''Big Mike:''' Good God, man, tone it down a notch!
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-->'''Big Mike:''' Good God, man, tone it down a notch!
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* MrFanservice: As a character, Tandem the Spoony generally portrays himself as a dashing, swashbuckler type. In the ConBravo 2012 game, the party is tasked with escorting their host's daughter - an attractive young woman - around town. Spoony's reaction? Without saying a word, he removes his hat and [[TheCharmer shakes his hair down]].
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* MrFanservice: As a character, Tandem the Spoony generally portrays himself as a dashing, swashbuckler type. In the ConBravo [=ConBravo=] 2012 game, the party is tasked with escorting their host's daughter - an attractive young woman - around town. Spoony's reaction? Without saying a word, he removes his hat and [[TheCharmer shakes his hair down]].
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** Also the "newborn flesh" aspect of the stone slab following Roo's casting of Stone To Flesh on it.
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** Also the [[DeadBabyComedy "newborn flesh" flesh"]] aspect of the stone slab following Roo's casting of Stone To Flesh on it.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Everyone doing silly accents in the 2014 game... and calling each other racist using said silly accents.
** Also the "newborn flesh" aspect of the stone slab following Roo's casting of Stone To Flesh on it.
** Also the "newborn flesh" aspect of the stone slab following Roo's casting of Stone To Flesh on it.
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* MemeticMutation:
** With Spoony beginning its use whenever getting successes in the 2012 campaign, Wrestling/DanielBryan's "YES! YES! YES!" chants have been adopted by other players in D20 live campaigns for similar celebrations, despite them not being wrestling fans.
** Fussy Britches managed to become a star after the 2014 campaign, with the ship in the 2015 campaign being named "S.S. Fussy Britches", and players in the second D20 Live Stream discussing making a Fussy Britches plushie.
* MostAnnoyingSound: The guy sitting near the camera in the [=ConBravo=] d20 Live session, who spends about a half-hour repeatedly making forced and unfunny references to ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Skyrim]]'' in a blatant attempt to draw the players' attention.
* MrFanservice: As a character, Tandem the Spoony generally portrays himself as a dashing, swashbuckler type. In the ConBravo 2012 game, the party is tasked with escorting their host's daughter - an attractive young woman - around town. Spoony's reaction? Without saying a word, he removes his hat and [[TheCharmer shakes his hair down]].
-->'''Big Mike:''' Good God, man, tone it down a notch!
** With Spoony beginning its use whenever getting successes in the 2012 campaign, Wrestling/DanielBryan's "YES! YES! YES!" chants have been adopted by other players in D20 live campaigns for similar celebrations, despite them not being wrestling fans.
** Fussy Britches managed to become a star after the 2014 campaign, with the ship in the 2015 campaign being named "S.S. Fussy Britches", and players in the second D20 Live Stream discussing making a Fussy Britches plushie.
* MostAnnoyingSound: The guy sitting near the camera in the [=ConBravo=] d20 Live session, who spends about a half-hour repeatedly making forced and unfunny references to ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Skyrim]]'' in a blatant attempt to draw the players' attention.
* MrFanservice: As a character, Tandem the Spoony generally portrays himself as a dashing, swashbuckler type. In the ConBravo 2012 game, the party is tasked with escorting their host's daughter - an attractive young woman - around town. Spoony's reaction? Without saying a word, he removes his hat and [[TheCharmer shakes his hair down]].
-->'''Big Mike:''' Good God, man, tone it down a notch!
