YMMV / The Non-Adventures of Wonderella

• Acceptable Targets:
  • Nixon the recurring supervillain.
  • People who bash girl cosplayers.
• Crosses the Line Twice: Hitlerella. Everything about her.
  • Danadoes it better.
    • Wonderella's Twitter is 75% this mixed with Ripped from the Headlines.
• Ensemble Dark Horse: Jokerella.
• Foe Yay:
  • Wonderella and Hitlerella. Their fights are compared to sex - "You never stick around after our fight any more", "I want someone who will be there when the police turn up" and so on.
  • During Hitlerella's Darker and Edgier phase, Wonderella certainly seemed to appreciate the assless chaps. Then again, knowing Wonderella, it could easily be for the limitless blackmail material they give.

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  • "You certainly date a lot of screamers"
  • Also seen between Wonderella and Plunderella here.
  • There's also Hitlerella's reaction to Wonderella ranting about Hamlet.
    Hitlerella: Oh my god, would you shut up about the damn play already? So you read Hamlet! Welcome to the 8th grade! I built a war machine, Dana! A WAR MACHINE.
    [Wonderella, dejected, hangs her head and walks away]
    Hitlerella: Oh, so you're gonna be like that, huh. REAL NICE, DANA. ...honey come back i'm sorry
• Hilarious in Hindsight: Four years after the gay robot who turns into a red car, Transformers: Prime gave us Knock Out.
  • Either this or a "Funny Aneurysm" Moment, but the crossover with Dinosaur Comics ends with T-Rex meeting Batman in the Phantom Zone.
• Les Yay: Aside from all the Foe Yay mentioned above, Wonderella has a pretty obvious crush on Fantomah here.
  • She also gives Plunderella a smack on the ass as a means of "trying to help" the woman who'd been surrounded by a burly but gay crew while at sea.
• Memetic Badass: Jeremy Irons, voice of Scar in The Lion King (1994).

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• Nightmare Fuel: "The rabbit was meant to be the least scary thing on this page, but somehow the opposite happened."
• Some Anvils Need to Be Dropped: Yes, even in a Wonderella comic can you find a message about treating female fans and cosplayers with respect that works. As seen here.
  • This comic released shortly after the 2015 Charleston shootings, which details a slightly comedic version of how the American news media should treat mass murderers (with the punchline also serving as a grim reminder of why this will likely never happen). It's been so continuously relevant that a link to it is indefinitely pinned on the Wonderella twitter.
• Villain Decay:
  • "Oh, Dr. Shark! Sometimes I forget you're occasionally a supervillain."
  • Hitlerella too, judging by this comic.
• Wangst: Teenaged-Wonderella falls into this perfectly.

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