So looking at the trope description for Totally Radical, part of me wonders what it's supposed to be for, exactly? The trope description and examples seem borderline-complainy about poor usages of slang, but I've also noticed outside of the page, it's often instead used for In-Universe usages of slang being used incorrectly by charactesr trying to look relatable, but there's only a brief mention of that in the description that says this can also be used for Stylistic Suck. So what is it supposed to be for, exactly? The description is just kind of unclear and way more focused on out of universe examples.
Edited by Oshawott337 on Jan 22nd 2021 at 1:28:08 PM
"Let’s see who’s stronger: someone that has something to protect, or someone that has nothing to lose."
So looking at the trope description for Totally Radical, part of me wonders what it's supposed to be for, exactly? The trope description and examples seem borderline-complainy about poor usages of slang, but I've also noticed outside of the page, it's often instead used for In-Universe usages of slang being used incorrectly by charactesr trying to look relatable, but there's only a brief mention of that in the description that says this can also be used for Stylistic Suck. So what is it supposed to be for, exactly? The description is just kind of unclear and way more focused on out of universe examples.
Edited by Oshawott337 on Jan 22nd 2021 at 1:28:08 PM
"Let’s see who’s stronger: someone that has something to protect, or someone that has nothing to lose."