You know how a trope needs to be common enough to be a trend on multiple pieces of media, but also have enough meaning to affect the story in a way that defines it? Well, not on my watch, it doesn’t. Post the name and description, and maybe even some examples, of a trope you’d never want to see on this wiki. It can be People Sit On Chairs, Too Rare To Trope, The Same But More (Specific), or any other violation of wiki policy. It can even be YMMV or Trivia, too!
Also, no references to Mario Pissing or Gay—especially not the latter. If you do that, I will holler your post. Please be original.
Without further ado, let’s begin.
Toriyama Art Style: The work was drawn by Akira Toriyama or someone impersonating his art style.
Edited by PurpleEyedGuma on Nov 16th 2022 at 1:27:10 PM
Cloudcuckoolanding: What Cloudcuckoolanders do in Cloudcuckooland.
I don't just Wiki Talk the talk. I Wiki Walk the walk.Word of Straight: We only know a character is straight cause the creator said so.
Edit: I can't believe that's a legitimate redirect to Word of Gay.
Edited by BackSet1 on Sep 7th 2025 at 1:54:18 PM
Read Pokemon Ultimate EmeraldWord of Brian: The creator has explicitly stated a popular headcanon not to be true, but fans keep believing it anyway.
Edited by Yamanekko on Sep 8th 2025 at 12:09:24 PM
i just want you for my own. more than you could ever know.
Alternatively, this could refer to Word of Dante that is heavily discouraged by the "Dante" in question.
Word Of Jesus: Things said about a work by an offspring of the creator.
My mother nicknamed me, hence the username.Word Of Santa: When Word Of Jesus didn't say that.
Working on Sandbox.The Amazing Race TV Tropes Edition.Word Of The Pantheon: When Word of God comes from multiple different creators. This does not necessarily mean they agree and they may make conflicting statements.
Actually, a Trvia or YMMV trope about when two creators who can be considered to have an equal amount of authority over what is and is not true about a work make conflicting statements isn't a half bad idea.
Read Pokemon Ultimate EmeraldWord Of Santa Christ: When someone with more authority than God says something about a work
"The dream of tomorrow and the sky of today, expanding in unison"All Gen Z People Are SJWs - Self-explanatory.
I never watched My Hero Academia, but his Death Battle with Mahito made me like him.World Of God: The world is made by God. Truth in Television if you believe in that sort of thing.
Read Pokemon Ultimate EmeraldWord Of Satan: When an assertion made by TV Tropes is treated as canon.
Word Of You: It was you who said that Word of God.
Hot take: I actually like Yoshi's New Island and it's soundtrack.Word Of Scientists: Someone who has researched a work writes a statement about anything in the work.
Edited by FireArrowEightSeventy on Sep 8th 2025 at 3:56:09 AM
Character in Avatar: Shouki Naifunage, OC. She has killed at least 99 people. I'm a man. NEW ADDITION TO AVATAR: COUNTRY FLAGSWord Of Dog: A dog confirms a theory.
I will never get tired of watching Home Alone or its sequel.Word Of Nobody: God Never Said your headcanon, but for no particular reason we're choosing to assert that this somehow makes it more valid.
Suddenly I'm... still rotating Fallen London in my mind even though I've stopped actively playing it.Word Of Agnostics: Someone who isn't sure whether the work's creator even exists makes a statement on it.
For every low there is a high.Word Of TV Tropes: When fans take everything that TV Tropes says about a work as gospel.
Currently Reading: N/AWord Of Tumblr: The work becomes nigh unrecognizable, dare we say, better than the original.
Read Pokemon Ultimate EmeraldWord of Mouth: False rumors about what's in a work. This isn't a duplicate of Common Knowledge!
Edit: Turns out it's a legitimate redirect to Viral Marketing. Of course, it's a different meaning from the one I suggested, so it's not as impressive as the Word of Straight redirect.
Edited by FSharp on Sep 8th 2025 at 9:16:03 AM
I don't just Wiki Talk the talk. I Wiki Walk the walk.
Maybe not a duplicate of Common Knowledge, but it sounds eerily similar to Pop-Culture Urban Legends! Speaking of which...
Urban Legend Of God: When the creator of a work spreads around false rumors about it.
Sincerely, LumberwoodDon't You Know About The Bird?: When a character is asked if they know about the bird.
Working on Sandbox.The Amazing Race TV Tropes Edition.Typkinv Wifh Yiydr Elcbows: A character types with their elbows.

Word Of Saint Thomas: When someone who helped produce a work says something about it, but people are doubtful of their claim's veracity and choose to treat it as apocryphal, regardless of if the work's creator denied it or not.
Sincerely, Lumberwood