Does anyone know if the Laugh that Skull Virus makes in Independence Day has an official name? I know I've heard it in other places.
I believe the accompanying picture should be of The Joker from Batman, as he's a better and more recognizable example.
Hide / Show RepliesThe picture needs to be changed, all right. It looks like whoever it is is just having a nervous breakdown.
For such an iconic and common trope it's strange if we can't do better.
Agreed. What was the reason for changing the picture? The old one was just fine.
Besides, I believe there's another trope page with this same picture.
Edited by CrimsonKnightI don't remember the old picture, but this one is just a face and a caption.
I must be cruel, but to be kind That bad may begin, and worse be left behindThe Prisoner.
Hey there! Wonder how long it's been since this was written and you came around. Anyways, there was an entry for the aforementioned series:
- The Prisoner. The intro would have NÂș 2 issuing an evil laughter.
- The Prisoner: I'm not a number! I'm a free man!''
Number 2: *laughter*
It was deleted. While I see that the one laughing isn't your classic evil madman, the way it's delivered is clearly as your classic evil laughter, furthermore, it's delivered by the "villain". So there, if people agree with me we should reinstate it, it's a nice and rather unconventional example. Cheers!
I've seen the future, brother, and it's murder. Hide / Show RepliesI think it would be a fine example if you wrote out the phonetics of the laughter or better yet a link to a video so anyone can hear how it sounds.
Okay, so this may be a dumb question, but there was a video example I uploaded to this trope (one from the Sonic.exe fnf mod) that seems to have recently disappeared entirely. Idk if it was deleted for breaking any of the rules or anything, does anyone else know if that was the case?