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12 | ->''"You know how there's like three clowns? Happy, sad and scary? I'm seeing all of them! Should I laugh, cry or scream?"'' |
13 | -->--''Webcomic/TheMulberryGallowsProject'' by Adam Marien |
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15 | Clowns. They can evoke laughter and fun, sympathy and pathos, or fear and creepiness. They are the source of so many tropes. |
16 | ---- |
17 | !!Tropes: |
18 | [[index]] |
19 | [floatboxright: |
20 | '''Also see:''' |
21 | * ClownMedia |
22 | ] |
23 | * AfraidOfClowns: How a character can be afraid or scared of clowns. |
24 | * CartoonJuggling: How juggling, a common clown trick, is depicted in animation. |
25 | ** JugglingDangerously: A more dangerous variant where you can juggle from sharp knives to [[ChainsawGood chainsaws]] to even [[FireBreathingWeapon flamethrowers]]! |
26 | * {{Clownification}}: Characters being turned into clowns or mimes, usually through a virus or magic. |
27 | * ClownSchool: Where you go down to learn to clown. |
28 | * ClownSpecies: Clowns are portrayed as being a humanoid species of their own rather than humans wearing costumes and makeup. |
29 | * CourtJester: An old-fashioned clown who entertains the king in a Medieval European setting. Usually not what he seems. |
30 | * DreadedKidsPartyEntertainerJob: People who perform at kids' parties, especially clowns, tend to suffer a lot. |
31 | * EveryoneHatesMimes: Mimes are feared, hated, and/or constantly the butt of the joke. |
32 | * FightingClown: A FightingGame character, who may either be a clown or overly silly, but ''no joke'' they are also into fighting. |
33 | * TheFool: A ridiculously lucky person with an overly cheerful attitude. |
34 | * HappyHarlequinHat: The standard, multi-pointed jester hat. |
35 | * MagicalClown: A clown or jester with magical powers. |
36 | * MistakenForClown: Someone is mistaken for a clown or jester often because they're wearing an outlandish outfit. |
37 | * MonsterClown: A clown who is evil and scary. |
38 | ** EnemyMime: An evil mime. |
39 | ** PracticallyJoker: A villain who is a clear imitation of ComicBook/TheJoker, one of the most iconic Monster Clowns ever. |
40 | * NonIronicClown: A clown who is happy and friendly, the way of any good clown. |
41 | * SadClown: Someone who masks their negative feelings by joking around. |
42 | * SexyJester: Attractive people dressed as clowns or jesters. |
43 | * SkinToneDisguise: For the clowns that need to pass as ordinary humans. |
44 | * {{Slapstick}}: Physical comedy. |
45 | * TheUnwittingComedian: The one who everyone laughs at even though they're trying to be serious. |
46 | * VillainousHarlequin: An evil clown who is silly rather than terrifying. |
47 | * YourMimeMakesItReal: When mime tricks actually produce invisible objects. |
48 | [[/index]] |
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