"Leela, evolution has programmed our fabulous male brains to take anything anyone else thinks is important, and make it bigger!"

— Professor Farnsworth, Futurama

Everything is better when it's BIG. You know you wish you had tropes this BIG. Unless, of course, you're Tiny Tropes.

T R O P E S:

BIGGER BODY PARTS:

Breasts:
- Big-Breast Pride: A woman is proud of having large breasts.
- Boobs of Steel: A well-endowed woman who is also very strong.
- Buxom Beauty Standard: Women with large breasts are considered more desirable.
- Most Common Superpower: Superheroines with large breasts.
Face:
- Forehead of Doom: A character with an oversized forehead.
- Gag Lips: Comically oversized lips.
- Gag Nose: A comically oversized nose.
- Lantern Jaw of Justice: Good guys have huge chins.
Genitals:
- Bigger Is Better in Bed: Having a bigger penis makes you better at sex.
- Big Prick, Big Problems: Having a bigger penis causes you problems.
- Black Is Bigger in Bed: The stereotype that black men have huge penises.
- Gag Penis: A comically oversized penis.
Hair:
Other:
- Balloon Belly: A character gets a big, round belly from overeating.
- Curves in All the Right Places: Certain parts of a woman considered more attractive bigger.
- Giant Foot of Stomping: A big foot crushing something.
- Growing Muscles Sequence: Muscles getting bigger.
- Hartman Hips: Character has wide hips.
- Long Neck
- My Brain Is Big: A character has a huge head to show that they are intelligent.
- The Right Hand of Doom: A big right hand.
- Shoulders of Doom: Big shoulders
- Weight Taller: Gaining weight means getting taller.

BIGGER BUILDINGS:

BIGGER CLOTHING:

BIGGER CREATURES:

Always a Bigger Fish
- Summon Bigger Fish
Amphibian at Large: Giant frogs and other amphibians.
Animals Not to Scale: Oddly-sized animals.
Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: The story has a giant (something) go on a rampage.
Behemoth Battle: Two big creatures fight.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: Giant insects.
Big Friendly Dog: A large, amiable canine.
Canis Major: Giant dogs.
Colossus Climb: Climbing your way up a giant being in order to hit it in areas where it is vulnerable.
Cute Giant: An adorable giant.
Dire Beast: A bigger version of a normal animal.
Eldritch Abomination: An incomprehensible, reality-defying (and likely inconhrehensibly big) entity.
Fungus Humongous: A giant mushroom.
Giant Animal Worship
Giant Enemy Crab: Giant crabs.
Giant Equals Invincible: Being gigantic means that nothing can hurt you.
Giant Flyer
Giant Spider
Giant Squid
Gigantic Adults, Tiny Babies
The Great Serpent
Kaiju
- Rent-a-Zilla
Kraken and Leviathan
Large and in Charge: The largest member of the group is also the leader.
Large Runt
Make My Monster Grow: A monster is made gigantic.
Mega-Microbes
Miracle-Gro Monster
Mega Neko: A giant cat.
Our Giants Are Bigger: The numerous portrayals of giants in media.
Robeast
Rodents of Unusual Size: Big rodents.
Tiny-Headed Behemoth: A huge being with a disproportionately small head.
Towering Flower

BIGGER FOOD:

Big Eater: Character has a tendency to overeat.
Dagwood Sandwich: Sandwiches stacked high with ingredients.
Giant Food: Food that's larger than the people around it - typically due to being small or coming across the food of giants.
Gigantic Gulp: Massive containers holding massive beverages.

BIGGER MEDIA:

BIGGER PEOPLE:

Adipose Rex: An overweight king.
Amazonian Beauty: A tall, strong and beautiful woman.
Big Beautiful Man: An attractive, overweight man.
Big Beautiful Woman: An attractive, overweight woman.
The Big Guy: The size, strength, and force of the good guys.
Big Fun: A nice, fun-loving fat guy.
Casually Powerful Giant: A giant casually knocks away a tiny character with just a flick of a finger.
Chubby Chaser: Finding bigger people attractive.
Genius Bruiser: A person who is both highly intelligent and incredibly strong.
Gentle Giant: A big person who is also very friendly.
Giant Mook: Like an enemy you've seen before, but large.
Giant Woman: Women who are tall in a more exaggerated sense versus the Statuesque Stunner, often rivaling buildings at minimum.
Heroic Build: Superheroes frequently have big muscles.
Huge Schoolgirl: An unusually tall schoolgirl.
Muscles Are Meaningful: Having big muscles means you're very strong.
Our Giants Are Bigger
Statuesque Stunner: A tall attractive woman.

BIGGER VEHICLES:

BIGGER WEAPONS:

Other BIG STUFF

Enormous Engagement Ring
Everything Is Big in Texas
Frank's 2000 Inch TV: Huge televisions.
Giant Footprint Reveal: A huge pit turns out to be a footprint left by a big creature.
Grand Romantic Gesture: A big event to show your love for another.
Inflating Body Gag: A character gets inflated for comedy.
It's Snowing Cocaine: A large amount of drugs in a scene.
No Indoor Voice: Character tends to shout their dialogue.
Over-the-Top Christmas Decorations: Houses that are incredibly decked-out for Christmas.
Pinball Scoring: Adding extra zeroes to the end of your score makes for a bigger, more satisfying number.
Planetary Relocation: Relocating entire planets and moons.
Resized Vocals: For some reason, being shrunken or grown changes your voice as well.
Sizable Snowflakes
Sizeshifter: A character who can change their size.
Treasure Is Bigger in Fiction

Meta-BIGGER

Compensating for Something (a common Lampshade Hanging, because Freud Was Right)
Evil Is Bigger (the reason many of these tropes are more common among villains)
Square-Cube Law (Some of the above tropes are impossible in real life because of this)

This list is okay, but the King of All Cosmos wants a bigger, nicer list.

Bigger Is Better