For Garnt there should be a "Sidney trope", animecharacter is white, blond hair, tsundere = sidney trope

i think miscommunication is oveused

Garnt put incest in C tier but it will always be S in his heart🗿

I'm surprised my most hated trope wasn't on the list: "accidental interruptions". I bloody hate it when two characters are having a moment, bonding, or taking their relationship to the next level, and then someone walks into the room, shouts from across the street, or bloody falls from the sky, interrupting them. It's the most infuriating thing ever. Dear author, I don't care you're scared that you won't have anything to write about in the future if you let things progress too quickly - just let my characters develop their relationship at their own pace!

Another trope that gets me 90% of the time: Opening Song in Final Battle.

Absent parents are mostly necessary in the types of stories it is used in. You can’t really have an adventure if you’re parents want you to be safe. I think it would mostly detract from the story

Hero/Villian team up is peakest of the peak of tropes.

No trope about when a character gets a drop of water on them, they automatically catch a cold or if a group of characters are in the woods, someone is sliding down a hill/cliff

"Harems turn the anime into a sport."
Fujoshis: Sports anime are my favorite harems.

Anti-Heian Plot Armour is the best trope.

I don't mind tragic backstories, but don't have them happen right before/after the character had died. Tell me a bit about the main cast before the arc properly starts. I always feel so manipulated when they drop the sad backstory out of nowhere

Did he really just call Holo the Wise Wolf a fox?

power of friendship anime : everyone watches the main character fight alone. then the main character realize he loves his nakama. everyone watching are touched and cry. continues watching the main character fight alone.

A good one I feel was omitted from the list:  "Badass old guy" essentially an elderly figurehead-type character who turns out to be incredibly powerful.  Tons of good examples in anime, many of which are some of the most fun characters in their series.

8:00 if garnt thinks jjk does a good job balancing ability exposition, just wait for Hakari.

Time skip feels sometimes like a whole new anime, Naruto for example felt completely different, the stakes, the powers, and the maturity of the different characters, one piece has my favorite time skip, I still love og one piece but damn, the build up to the time skip was pure hype and watching the crew overpower their enemies after the time skip felt like they were smurfing, pure bliss.

Does anyone know where the trope of getting sick because of even slight rain/cold came from? It's always been so odd to me that despite having almost zero real logic it seems to be in every single SoL/romance series ever

"Timeskips are like highschool reunions"

I don't know about Garnt, but I think most people wouldn't put their high school reunions in S tier.

Joey would unalive Garnt in cold-blood if he saw the thumbnail showing Monogatari being D.

When I think of tragic backstories, I think of Samurai X:  Trust and Betrayal, Kizumonogatari, and Maison Ikkoku, which are some of my all-time favorites.