I'm giving this a go but I'm a bit nervous about how this thread will be received, especially since I know many tropers cling to some Title Tropes no matter what.

Okay, so Excited Show Title suffers from a lack of purpose. The description doesn't have much going for it nor adds any significance to this trope, making it look like nothing but "this type of titles exist," which is clear in the examples. A good example would be like "The [title] has 3 exclamation marks (or wtv number) to grab the audience's attention/because it's being shouted by the protagonist/it implies the absurdity of the situation the plot is about/etc."

This is further proven in the wick check, where:

• 53/60 or 88% are just ZCEs and potholes to works with this pattern.
• 3/60 or 5% are examples that provide useful context beyond the work's title.
• 4/60 or 7% are misuse and other unsorted examples.
  

The trope is just a big mess of zero context examples according to the site rules which add nothing new and has a big alarming number of examples with no context at all (13 wicks in total), which is expected when you can look at the work page name and know the "context". There are very few examples with the barest amount of useful context that explains the work's title. Strangely, some misuse the trope for names of characters and other things that aren't titles but these make about 7% of the wick sample so it's not a huge deal.

• Possible solutions:
  • Give it a nice, neat cut. I thought of moving it to Just for Fun, but I don't see a point in noting something like this even for funsies.
  • Or turn it into an index, but it'll be a Search-Generated Index.

There's another future (?) solution I thought of since I'm bringing other non-tropeworthy Title Tropes to TRS, which is to make one supertrope of all common types of titles that don't need their own trope but can be included in the supertrope which will be an index or sth. Thoughts?

1. Boom, Headshot!: Episode 2 of Missing Reel, 'Zombies'!, since it emphasizes how Night of the Living Dead (1968) established the "aim for the head" method of killing zombies.
2. Krautrock: Neu! (yes, with an exclamation mark) and its successor: La Düsseldorf.
3. Race Fetish: The 1967 comic-book story 'Cold Steel For a Hot War!' follows the adventures of Captain Hunter, a Green Beret who is searching the jungles of Vietnam for his paratrooper twin brother, who's been shot down in enemy territory. — Excerpt of a longer example
4. The Something Song: 1928 musical Whoopee! had "The Song of the Setting Sun"
5. Tongue Twister: Edward "Eddy J" Lemberger's The Tongue Twister Song!
6. AchievementsInIgnorance.Fan Works: In this fic, THERMOS!, or, How a Muggle-Born Brought a New Age of Spell-Making to Hogwarts (Entirely by Accident), Phoebe brings a Muggle thermos to school with her, and her Pureblood friend Titus misunderstands her when she tries to explain what it is. — Excerpt of a longer example
7. Anime.Angel Beats: It's written with an exclamation point: Angel Beats!
8. Anime.Chargeman Ken: Chargeman Ken!
9. Anime.Kamichu: No context is given
10. Anime.Show By Rock: No context is given
11. AudioPlay.Omaha: "Omaha!"
12. Characters.Wild Cards: (Jetboy, in Nats' folder), Thirty Minutes Over Broadway!: Jetboy's Last Adventure.
13. ComicBook.Captain Carrot And His Amazing Zoo Crew: No context is given
14. ComicBook.Shirtless Bear Fighter: Excited Comic Book Title!
15. ComicBook.Zot: No context is given
16. Creator.Ray Bradbury: "Boys! Raise Giant Mushrooms in Your Cellar!"
17. Creator.The BBC: BBC Three (aka BBC II!) - A channel dedicated to comedy, teen dramas, the occasional film and repeats. — Excerpt of a long paragraph
18. DarthWiki.Cyrus And The Amusementals: No context is given — (It's the Cyrus! if you haven't seen it in the title).
19. DuelingWorks.Film: Twister (1996) / Tornado! (1996) & Night of the Twisters (1996)
20. EarthBound.Tropes A To G: Its full title is Earth Bound: The War Against Giygas!
    • Some enemies also invoke this, like the Shroom! boss or the Arachnid!! — I think this bullet-point is misuse
21. Fanfic.Quizzical: Well, Chapter Title: A few exist, and most are One-Word Title as well, such as:
    • Thweet Geniuth:
      • Conspiracy!, Disaster!
      • What The Hay Was That?!.
      • Thow Time, where the site's chapter title has no exclamation mark, but the in-chapter title is called "Chapter 14 Thow Time!". — Only this sub-bullet has context
    • Basements of Doom:
      • Chapter 7: Zapped!.
22. Film.Alluda Majaka: Alluda Majaka!
23. Film.Banshee 2008: No context is given
24. Film.Charro: No context is given
25. Film.Dear God No: No context is given
26. Film.Follow That Camel: Some international releases were Follow That Camel!
27. Film.I Know Where Im Going: I Know Where I'm Going!
28. Film.Mc Lintock: No context is given
29. Film.Please Not Now: No context is given
30. Film.So This Is Harris: So This Is Harris!
31. Film.Zero Hour 1957: It is, properly, Zero Hour!
32. LetsPlay.Sky Does Minecraft: Describes just about every title of their videos.
33. Literature.Approaches To Science Fiction: Ray Bradbury's "Mars Is Heaven!"
34. Literature.Durarara: No context is given
35. Literature.Love Chunibyo And Other Delusions: No context is given
36. Literature.Pacific Vortex: No context is given
37. Manga.Shy: The Show Within a Show "Rise! Civil Revolution".

1. AmericanDad.Tropes A To E: The show is officially titled American Dad!, with the exclamation mark.
2. Animation.Pleasant Goat And Big Big Wolf: The seasons Happy, Happy, Bang! Bang! and Mr.Wolffy, Mr.Right! both have exclamation marks in their titles.
3. Anime.Future Card Buddyfight: The episode titles, many of the card names and even their effect text are all really excited!
4. Anime.Yuri On Ice: Three exclamation points, right after the first word.
5. ComicBook.Hate: The series has been published both with and without an exclamation mark in the title. a Played With example but it still adds nothing interesting
6. Creator.EC Comics: Many stories started with a few lines of narration which led to the... TITLE!
7. Fanfic.Morganite: Most all of the chapter names have exclamation points in them.
8. Literature.Fortunes Of War: Both novels' titles are shouting at the reader.
9. Literature.Sorcery: Yes, it's Sorcery! with an exclamation mark, not just plain Sorcery.
10. Literature.Time To: Both titles end in exclamation points.
11. Literature.Wagons West: in the original 24-book series, each title ends in an exclamation mark.
12. Manga.Again: The title has two exclamation marks.

1. Animation.Kerem A Kovetkezot: The title is a phrase that is yelled by Ursula when asking for the next patient.
2. Cuphead.Tropes A To E: "Botanic Panic!", "Junkyard Jive!", "Aviary Action!", "High Seas Hi-Jinx!", and "All Bets Are Off!" — The work uses this pattern repetitively
3. Fanfic.Forever Fanfic: It's the final word of the story.
4. Fanfic.Tokimeki Poke Live And Twinbee: In addition to the title of the series itself, the titles for the Main Stories play this straight. Averted with the titles of Side Story arcs however. — The aversion doesn't count because they're not noteworthy
5. Film.Viva Maria: As you see, the title has an exclamation point. Makes sense since it's a cheer. — A justified example

1. Excited Title! Two-Part Episode Name!: See also Excited Show Title, which is a title without declarative sentences.
2. Characters.Cultist Simulator: (In Percussigants' folder), The Percussigant! It's basically not pronounced right unless you say it with an exclamation point. — Misuse — a name, not a title
3. Characters.Heroes Of The Storm Skin Themes: (Nexomania!), The world has an exclamation mark in it! — Misuse — not a title
4. Literature.Cigarette Girl: Idroes Moeria named his cigarette brand "Independence!". Yes, with the exclamation points. Misuse — not a title