When a show's impending end is known ahead of time to the producers, however, they may choose to go out with a Grand Finale, in which Failure is no longer the Only Option.Ī related trope is Perpetual Poverty the show's plot is the characters making a living doing something entertaining to audiences such as catching criminals for money (or maybe being criminals), and if they ever had a windfall they might actually choose to do something less troublesome and therefore less entertaining. Conversely, a character may briefly rise above his Genre Blindness and try to take advantage of the permanent state of failure, consequently falling right into Springtime for Hitler. The frequency of such eps can range from occasional ( Star Trek: Voyager, "Timeless") to frequent ( Gilligan's Island, Samurai Jack, Dungeons & Dragons (1983), Pokémon: The Series). The user might only be capable of using this ability in a funny way.On shows with premises like these, there will be episodes in which the characters make an attempt to actually resolve the premise.The user might be incapable of using this ability to kill or permanently harm their opponents.A reality warper will usually be able to overpower them.This ability can only be used for comedic effect.
The user usually cannot kill with this ability.
Resistance to Basic Physics - Ignores laws such as Newton's Laws of Gravity.
Cartoon Physics (also known as " Toon Force") is rewriting the ideas of physics into a funny way.
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