_"It smells like body spray and an old ham sandwich."_ *THIS NOVEMBER*

OH GOD I HATE IT WHEN THEY DO THAT

For certain films it can be a good sign. It gives you a chance to judge their humour (Marvel movies usually end with a funny joke for instance) and it means you can know if the film takes itself too seriously

"Rob Schneider is..."

@@louisduarte8763 your father

Good idea!

Like Sokka?

@@KingsSpaghetti But the thing is, the fact that he's competent by the end is a problem. It should be like other characters who are obnoxious the whole time and contribute nothing.

@@SmartAlec1 Sokka doesn't have super powers. He doesn't deserve anything.

@@KingsSpaghetti Very true. Just ask Goku: Hard work only gets you somewhere if your lineage is born superior to even more hard working humans.

DO IT! Do it, do it, do it! (And then, watch everything burn...)

please try AI dungeon and set randomness to low

WRITE IT! WRITE IT! WRITE IT!

ya done yet?

make sure to secretly subvert literally everything, I'm sure that will go well

Or rather , THEY’RE DOING *TOO* HOT *Laugh track*

Hahaha- GUILTY *The comic relief character was then sentenced to 12 years to life in prison, it would’ve been 2 years had he not made that horrible pun*

Menacing Cheese Why do you do this

Zuko: Sokka:

*looks at a city burning down* Wakka: "Like happy festival fireworks!" Every Final Fantasy Character: ....

I would argue its more of a mercy for the Comic Relief.

Fire Wolf Or relief for the comic relief haha uh oh does this make me the comic relief?

@@idktbh4385 yup, now whatever you do, *don't* trip and shatter the the vase holding the great evil one.

@@nomobobby Zappers, sorry dude, I just tripped and shattered a vase that was holding the great evil emperor Darth Voldemort! Zappers, what will we do now? Zappers!

Jamie The Joker and now I, Damsel Distressa, have been kidnapped again. Thanks again

That first paragraph sounds like the singing goat from Hoodwinked. After clicking the "Read More" button, your comment got a little too dark to match up with him anymore though.

So basically the gold Cancer saint from Saint Seiya.

So basically Sheogroath/Jyggalag from The Shivering Isles DLC.

Dr. Light

This sounds amazing

i dont have to imagine that. stop posting about my life publicly, please

Is it bad that this made me hurt by the sheer accuracy of it?

:(...>:(

@@iksskan9147 dw bro, it ain't about the character traits that make a protag, it's the character arc 😤 😤

Look, high school was 2 years ago ok? That's all in the past

Nice reference

of the popular manga and anime

388

Shiva be like:

The Ultimate Comic Relief, has the power to destroy even the best of the stories, with his bad and forced jokes.

I can totally take half the universe dying seriously when the Hulk dabs

@@ChrisJBT2 I didn't see the joke like that- I thought it was just trying to make me angry.

@@ChrisJBT2 to be fair, it takes a very high IQ to understand hulk dabbing

That’s just writing jokes

@@ChrisJBT2 And don't forget Clint! He goes on a grief-motivated killing spree!

KING FREAKING CRIMSON. Minions

I remember being so excited for Planet Sheen thinking yay they're doing a Jimmy Neutron sequel but then I watch the show...

_Looks at Cars 2 harder._

Cars 2

*We never talk about Planet Sheen.*

Too soon...

Not gonna lie, I found the joke darkly humorous. But then again I am a person who, in person, will ask people why [insert evil act] isn't the logical solution to [insert problem] just to see the look on their face.

Ikr?

*Mood*

Me

No truer words have been spoken

Knowing now what Joanne is really like, I think it's just because she was too lazy to come up with more jokes while writing the books, which accidentally made him just the perfect level of comedic.

@@imveryangryitsnotbutter Eh, considering most of Ron’s good moments in the books get transferred to Hermoine in the movies, I’d say it’s likely they made Ron an idiot so they could both hype her up more and give them the perfect trio (Harry as Everyman, Hermoine as OP Girlboss, and Ron as Slapstick)

True

What's more insulting is Ron is such a street smart and also tend to save Hermione and Harry's asses in the books by using his wit and good at problem solving yet in the films they stripped away that good quality in him and some of his important and smart lines were given to Hermione in the film. the directors doesn't really care about his character and thinks he's just those typical comic relief characters. the only thing that the film was rightly portrayed about Ron is his flaws especially in the 3rd book where Ron becomes so jealous of Harry's popularity and pushing him away.

Why does this aggravate me?

Comic relief characters is the living embodiment of this meme: Nobody: Comic Relief Character:

Nice to see you Just Some Guy with a Mustache.

One of my favorite roleplay moments was replying to the line "Get a room, you two!" with "This _is_ our room. What are you doing here?"

your algerithem must be really advanced.

Leo Valdez

Jace Herondale being sassy

Aaaaaah! Epiphany moment! I always wondered why Sokka was having so much luck with the ladies... It was the scriptwriters of Avatar killing another cliché, just as when they crushed Zutara and made love relationships be based on friendship, trust and shared experienced. Well, except for Sokka, who is just a stud, which is not what the comic relief character, which... And if he hadn't been the stud, we wouldn't have memorable moments like "My first girlfriend died and became the Moon". And his great: "But the effects were good".

Spence I liked how in the hero’s Olympus books the new Demi-gods were so thematically fitting to their storylines to give hope to kids with problems. It’s one of the few times where SJW writing really enhanced the story instead of distracting from it

Spence he was especially a good “gay teen”. As a teen he is still unsure about his sexuality and hides. It makes him an outsider who doesn’t feel like he belongs, even if people like him. Something perfectly represented by him being the literal son of hades. He feels as if he were born to be hated. But I personally prefer Frank. Who is supposed to show that no matter what kind of outsider you were l, you can became anything. Perfectly symbolized by his multi mixed mess of a family line and shapeshifter powers.

That's actually a really good story idea.

I’d read it

Not only does it sound cool, it's unique enough to draw some attention and it is a thriller so it could earn plenty of money

That sounds like a unique idea that I feel like should’ve been done long ago.

Sounds like Jar Jar

you ever heard about percy jakson- he was the comic relif of is on serise and it wasnt the sequel

*cough* Cars 2! *cough* *cough*

*cough cough* Emperor's New Groove *cough cough*

*cough* *cough* The goofy movie *cough* *cough*

*cough cough* Dory *cough cough*

The only genius part of that film.

Megashark 101 excuse you but the live action scooby doo is a cinematic masterpiece Tarantino quakes

Scrappy Doo wasn’t even honestly that bad until they axed half the cast and tried to have him fill all their roles for some inane reason - he was mostly a way to keep the previous comic relief characters have an actual reason to get involved in conflict other than being forced into it.. And even then he was still better than shit like Scooby Dum and Flim Flam.

When I was a lil kid, I couldn't understand him being the villain, however I recognized it's a sort of joke I couldn't understand

Although for Scooby and the gang to kick Scrappy out in the desert is a bit much and out of character. And yes, I know he peed on Daphne, cuz 2000's humor yo.

Yeah, he was funny but never really out of stupidity. His comedic effect was usually either him being witty and jokey or his over-the-top reactions to things, which made it never seem forced when we get to see his strategic skill and other good qualities. If you write a comic relief character, sokkas one of the best references to go by

Smart comic relief characters give me life.

Have you read shaman king? If you like good comic reliefs you make like chocolove

Plus his starring episode was super fun!

What's great about Sokka is his comic relief role evolved along with his more serious character arc. At the beginning the jokes were at his expense because he was too full of himself and needed to be taken down a peg to break him out of his toxic overtures of insecure masculinity and as he came into his own the humor came from what a loveable dork he was.

same af.

Lol

"Zappers!" *"You sure are more of a joke than me, zappers."*

Only good comic relief character is cayde 6

"Zappers! Talk about keeping an open mind!"

@@generalstaal7075 that made me feel something that I can really only describe as “no”

actually that almost sounds like nagito from danganronpa, even though he isn't really a comic relief character

AlgaeNypmph, I see a story in what you posted.

@Emma Brennan I was _so_ happy when Gurgi died, the pestering load. Pity he came back for more crunchies & munchies. Maybe he's better in the books?

@@AlgaeNymph Nah, In the books, the bard is even more annoying.

@@PreciousIvy I want to respond but I can't think of anything to say with Ryoma staring into my soul.

Woah! I never thought I'd run into you here! OwO

I wasn't expecting the Spanish Inquisition.

@@louisduarte8763 Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition! Our chief weapon is surprise; surprise and fear.

@@fire-nrg7962 UwU

Teal Marjira Mmmm UwO

Baz I am batman is mine

Brad 17 it’s destiny

I just realized -aling is great for everything: Zapaling, Zoomaling... I'm keeping that one.

Mine is: Never miss the shot.

Mine is Wow I am batman!

Yes, exactly!

All the memes.

Step 1) Pick a trope/cliche Step 2) Reference to love triangle Step 3) Sarcasm

@@calswartz615 Don't just sarcasm, SLATHER THE SCRIPT WITH PURE SARCASM.

T.G W.H.M.V don't forget the unnecessarily well written sponsorship subplot arcs.

@@remixtheidiot5771 did you mean "the part when I close the video?"

Jester in Devil May Cry 3. Tobi in Naruto

Tobiiiii

Darth Jar Jar

Scrappy Doo

"That damn bitch..." Not really an evil genius, per se, but still

Ha ha ha ha ha!

literally dazai

That’s the Jester from the Darkest Dungeon games.

basically sayori

Not to mention that he knows when to take things seriously.

@@valentinkambushev4968And because he also does lighten the mood without being annoying. We also see him use his skills of being a therapy dog so it’s not just a stupid throw away fact

Must be a comic rel... Wait. Waaaiiiiit.

I love the war for the sponsors. They have the best writing in the series

I wish my teacher would show us videos like this

Actually, archetypes are great. But you have to develop them.

@@emilianorios4761 I had a Spanish teacher introduce me to the "Que hora es" comedy sketch and "The One Semester of Spanish Love Song."

Zappers!

That's sincerely amazing.

Mineta?

@@itzelramirez4801 yea except nobody likes him i hope

@@sophie6744 Tsuyu and Sero are on friendly terms with mineta, even though they call him out Midoriya and Kaminari are also good friends with him. r/churchofmineta also exists lmao

@Rawfie that actually exist.

@Rawfie ughh I need that visual bleached from my head

ок

Except if you actually look at the track record, 2 out of 3 times their escape attempts weren’t foiled by Giligan at all. And many of the ones he does mess up wouldn’t have worked anyways. Giligan may be dumb, but he isn’t really any more of a hindrance than any of the other characters.

There's a key difference between Gilligan and all other dime-a-dozen comic relief characters: Gilligan is actually funny.

I think everyone also forgets that Gilligan's Island was a sitcom not searing drama about a desperate battle for survival on an uncharted island. Narrative context is also important when one considers the characters and their relationship to the story.

@@sertorrhenclegane The writer confirmed fan theories that the 7 characters in Gilligan's Island represent the 7 deadly sins. So "don't read too much into it" doesn't really apply to that show.

Makes me think of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.

That description actually has some potiental...

This would be a great concept for a meta-story.

Putting this on the list of real meta stuff I need to write about.

Someone should make a novel about life from a comic relief characters point of view.

Also in defense of TWA it's pretty much this entire time been a visual gag that hasn't had attention drawn to it at every single fucking opportunity. Unlike many certain "funny" characters nowadays.

true

And YMS.

It's old enough that I can't even remember what context it was usually used in. It's just been there....since the dark times of the universe.... Like Chuck Norris.

Troll Face anyone?

*"Bazwe"*

I'm stealing that last one, and you can't stop me!

"I am the shadow that flaps in the night!"

*_COPROGRIND NOISES BUT LONGER_*

ok but honestly bazoinks is kind of a vibe

So... Tohru Adachi...?

That happened in the Deptford Histories, kind of, except the characters hated the "comic relief" too.

That somewhat reminds me of the Chief Inspector from the (original) Pink Panther movies. He’s constantly trying to murder the main character, but comes off as comic relief.

Lol

So Handsome Jack?

some times protagonists use comic relief and a personality mask to make his enemy not take him seriously. however when the serious issues come in, he proves very competent and takes his enemy by surprise.

@@jiangciyang3860 either that or they're legitimately stupid, to the point they think friendship is a flavor of ice cream (I still like these type of heroes, just pointing out)

Sokka and Jaskier are great... Then again, they don't fulfill their cliché and are VERY competent in their skills.

Kronk is an excellent example

Leo Valdez rules at being a great comic relief

Jay Nevermore He looks Casually bad ass

*perhaps he's merely the Anti-Comic Relief Character*

He looks like Star Lord

He looks like that annoying guy who serve no purpose than being weirdo in Avengers

Which one, the one with the jacket or the clown? Both will do

What happened in 1992?

@@jackcooper1448 Genie, Iago, and Abu from Aladdin, but mostly Genie and Iago

@@multilad816 at least the genie was a good character

You realize that films before then had comic relief as well, don't you? The Little Mermaid had Sebastian & the seagull, Cinderella had the rats, Wizard of Oz is basically three comic relief characters stuck with a normal person, etc.

@@thewanderingmistnull2451 Shh. He's probably a millennial. Anything before the 1980s or 1990s doesn't exist (unless it's cherrypicked historical atrocities, like slavery and The Holocaust).

I think the serious critic is his a manifestation of his disappointment in himself. He became a writer to make the next "To Kill a Mockingbird" but ended up writing the next Twilight or something.

According to Caligula Effect, people sometimes get disgusted the very others that have similar, yet extreme version, mentalities to themselves. Ex - Mifue Shinohara

I dislike them because being useless is always a core part of this obsolete trope meant for creating a cast of caricatures. I can think of a ton of 'the wacky one' characters that not only have all the qualities that made the concept of a comic relief viable for centuries, but are also as much of an asset to the adventure as the 'cooler' heroes of their pack, even sometimes becoming the voice of reason when everyone else loses perspective.

That is true from a certain point of view.

@@ZKP314 he did help elect Palpatine, I believe.

+Steven Bobby Bills Jar Jar Binks helped Palpatine gain emergency powers, allowing him to be more autonomous in governing the entire Republic. That said, Jar Jar Binks was definitely a unique addition to Star Wars and I do not hate him.

He’s a funnier character than we’ve ever had

Then, should it be called the Jar Jar War?

Freakazoid

Or the opposite. The comic relief character is working for the villain. They are trying to annoy the heroes to death so they give up on their quest.

So, Sponge out of Water...

@@Eris250 But it ends up having the opposite affect with the heroes desperately trying to finish their goal so they don't have to be around the comic relief character

They do that in "Spongebob out of water"

Congrats! You just invented the Joker

doofenshmirtz evil incorporatedddddddd

Ninnikins Honestly Doofenschmirz is a great written character. Especially in the new series

@@theakiwar9118 new series

@@theakiwar9118 come again

Yes, of course! You can also make the comic relief character make everyone fail at their mission so that there could be a full sequel afterwards!

Also, if the final confrontation involves a large battle with lots of faceless soldiers, make sure to throw in a Wilhelm scream in the middle of the carnage to remind the audience not to take the deaths of background characters too seriously. At the same time, however, we need to be reminded of how compassionate our hero is by having him lament the loss of those same faceless soldiers at whose deaths we just laughed.

Mantis in Endgame

"I think that enemy got the point"

@@Shizukomi _"I_ think that enemy got... _the point!"_

haha yes same!

Now that's marketing!

this made me go "hnhnhnhnhnhHiiIIIIiiiIIIiiIIIIIINNNNNhnhnhnhnhhhheh"

but, bfore we continue, have you heard about; Raid, shadow legends ?

Not really, it is Omnipotent to Humans and Mortals but it's mearly a single entity known as Hyplexier, he's part of a gigantic and powerful race of Immortal beings known as the Celesti'Argyioun, he's just a random scout that was forced into a random Universe in this Macrocosm and he happened to come across Earth, a few Dozen Million Years ago, he then settled and wait, eventually he witnessed the man known as Anios, the Angelicus, he punished him for killing off his first creation, the Dinosaurs, which where originally called something incomprehensible to the English Language. Eventually Hyplexier regained a miniscule part of his power back, enough to power a Trillion Suns but this was absolutely nothing compared to his original, highly suppressed power. After a while he noticed some upright walking Creatures similar to how Hyplexier looked, then he had a brief fleeting thought that the man he met beforehand may have been responsible for such a creation, so he observed then, studied them he had watched for Tens of Thousands of Years until he came across someone who was wearing lots of Gold. This Gold Man was known as a Pharaoh, and he wanted to build something great, something never before seen by any "Human"

Tbh, Darth Jar Jar would have subverted the entire trope in a spectacular way.

@@RashidMBey we all know they don't have the balls to pull darth jar jar

@@RashidMBey tbh, Darth jar jar is the reason I have seen episode 1 more than the other prequels. I like imagining what could have been the anti-Yoda.

@@christophergarcia9022 Maybe Lucas did. But Hollywood? Definitely not.

Didn't they kinda have that in the Yuuzhan Vong arc of the old Expanded Universe? How well was that recieved?

Clone Wars has amazing writing.

@@Meepo007 Clone Wars is Star wars given The Last Airbender (cartoon, not movie) treatment.

@@generalstaal7075 I know

Since I was a kid when TPM came out, I actually loved Jar Jar. But I'm sorry I absolutely hated CW Jar Jar. Which made me sad a bit.

@@Meepo007 Yeah. I can't help but feel that The Clone Wars would have been better if it was, you know, free of Canon. Maybe with a team of completly original characters who don't have plot armor and could interact with the main cast in a set period in the setting. But enough about Rebels! XD

*looks at Patrick Star*

*Wheezes in Cosmo*

*Laughs maniacally in Sokka, Drax, Leo, Lance, Sassy Jace, Sassy Harry, sassy protagonists and side characters*

The Doctor laughs in his smartness

ooohooo so you're saying that boom Sonic is stupid? sounds about right...

I'd have the villain say: "Guess who else is in the wrong place at the wrong time?" Comic relief: "The President!" Villain: "Close enough." **kills comic relief**

[ B A Z I N G A]

@@demi-femme4821 that makes me wonder, you think he should do a terrible writing advise on "social issues" wich for some of writers, especially in comic books, seems to be a code name for "shoving my political ideas down the reader/viewer's throat"?

@@ginogatash4030 I think it would be best if he put that one aside.

@@kashim4351 yeah, he doesn't seem to want to touch on "controversial" topics, the closest he ever got was world building, and even then he just went "you deal with it". though, i think it's important to teach how to not turn your story into a sad excuse for preaching politics, and handling other touchy subjects as well, because you really don't want to fuck up in that department.

You seen Death Note? Climax of that is one of those moments

Or it could be like Kingsman, where the main characters/protagonist _is_ the comic relief character in some ways, or one of the intended comic relief characters is actually needed in the plot and saves the protagonist a few times. God bless thee and Rest In Peace, Merlin.

@@tlshortyshorty5810 Or where the whole cast is comical sometimes and also useful. Thanks, Pirates of the Caribbean. Although there the tone of the film is comical anyway

ZAPPERS

I've seen you before on pmd videos comments

*Stella in the first 3-4 seasons

​@@saranemcova5448 (there's an English vesion of my coment too, don't worry) Jo, Stella po tom, co Winx Club začal bý víc dětský, zblbla.Stella v sériích 1-4 byla vtipná a ráda se bavila, ale byla i silná, dokázala brát věci vážně a starala a bála se o své přátele a rodinu. Upřímně se mi moc líbí jak se Winx Club vyhnul klišé zlé holky nebo hloupé blondýny. Stella je blondýna, je bohatá (jelikož je princeznou) a je fashionista. Tohle jsou tři věci, z kterých se tyhle archetypy velmi často skládají, a i když Stella není úplně nejchytřejší postava a škola jí někdy moc nejde, stála je v prvních čtyřech sériích daleko chytřejší a vážnější než v těch novějších. (Ty novější série celkově se neberou moc vážně.)🙄🙄🙄 Yeah, Stella became pretty dumb after Winx Club became more childish. Stella in seasons 1-4 was funny and fun loving, but she was also strong, could take things seriously and cared and worried about her friends and family. Honestly, I really like how Winx Club avoided the cliché of mean girl or dumb blonde. Stella is blonde, she's rich (since she's a princess) and she's a fashionista. These are the three things that these archetypes very often consist of, and even though Stella isn't exactly the smartest character and sometimes doesn't do well in school, she was far smarter and more serious in the first four seasons than in the later ones. (The newer seasons generally do not take themselfs very seriously.)🙄🙄🙄

holy fuck, I would need a really good comic relief too after that

or just don't have any good seasons at all after a while.

Or just announcing that the next season is cancelled, even though the plot was left far away from the end.

Yeah the last season was rubbish haven’t watched the later episode only the last one

Cough voltron cough

@@user-xq9cx9ky9m "and at this moment a endless field of wails could be heard from TAWOG fans"

And if it somehow does exist, reverse it by stripping the character of all character development by giving them a girlfriend! *cough cough Caleo cough cough*

You're giving me a great idea, this could work with a healer type of character, given the rather stressful nature of the role.

Dragon Quest 11 does this well, I think.

OH MY GOD. “Walking joke machine” is the best way I’ve EVER heard anyone describe bad comic relief characters. I’m stealing that LOL

Same. I hate these fuckers. Especially the magical small creature variant that are supposed to be "cute".

Same

That means the romance Genre is next

Same

Same

What is that referencing

*MEESA MEESA MEESA MEESA MEESA MEESA MEESA MEESA MEEEEEEEEEEEEESAAAAAAAAAAA*

Zap to the extreme!

Johnny, The Tormentor Nothing specifically

@@johnny_my_penls_is_small_but referencing the video which in turn is referencing Ja Ja B

John Stenson y e s

Whats killing a character, this is a story made by me so I can bring him back with whatever dark magic or end of story upgrade.

@A Personthen just purify him with the power of friendship, sure he might die again (well that's a good thing since I can lazily recreate another sad scene without putting much thought in it) and also gives the main character one last upgrade.

Act Five Syndrome...from Shakespeare...EVERYONE DIES!!!!!

SPOILER: Ben Affleck's SF characters sudden death in Triple Frontier was a good example of how to create suspense, tension.

Please don't.

@@demi-femme4821 Why not? I only have City Folk and Wild World, so it's not like they'll go out into the world via online play or anything. The only person who it'll likely ever affect- _the only person who will likely ever see it-_ is me. =^p

Still beats "How wude!"

(You can do that in Animal Crossing?)

@PartySlime76 I'd have to delete my old data for that. Not willing to go _that far,_ thank you.

Also it's not like our comic relief is able to have any emotions and actually have a personality and attachment to certain characters

Dont dare to use a joke that adds something significant to the tone o a dramatic scene.

Zappers!

Marvel is guilty of this. Looking at you Thor Ragnarok.

Wow, that must be why Layton vs Wright was so well-recieved. This has truly opened my eyes.

I am Batpig!

FailedLeopard don’t. Worry. He’ll be hitting the reset button in the next video.

that's more character progression.

...Through a transition of Mediocre Writing Advice.

Sounds vaguely like a recent nautical franchise I think I once saw.

Looking at you, Frozen, Despicable Me, and Jimmy Neutron

@Minisheep it's so weird seeing the fandom portray Sans as this annoying comic relief character that never shuts the hell up, and always spews some bad puns, when in the game he made like 2 jokes.

@@ginogatash4030 The fandom treated the sans as the protangonist, badass, Gary stu and comic relief despite he done so little in game.

@@cbbblue8348 well, in the genocide ending he turned out to be overpowered, but yeah.

It's, kind of funny how that happens. The fanbase makes the most positive characters depressing and the brooding ones wholesome xD

Much more after seeing this video. Because he was A CHARACTER first, and then comic relief. The same thing happened with Toph. She was funny as hell, BESIDES having a personality.

Yes I love both of those characters! Them being funny isn't their entire personality!

As awesome as Soka is (he was my favorite character in Avatar), he's a rare exception who proves the norm.

He was a Badass, who was funny

@@TheDr502 you dare oppose uncle iroh?

Better yet, have 2 goofy members of the heroic team- one pretty much unquestionably has all the deus ex machina powers to justify his place on the team; the other is a "lovable coward" with a funny accent whom you have to question why they keep him around other than the fact that it's a silly kid's show. They're both technically in a love triangle with the brains of the group, but it's clear her choice is the hero, and the bumbling scardey-cat keeps trying and/or angsting about his lack of chances with the girl anyway _because it's funny._ -It's totally not like this is an actual description of the dynamic between Sonic, Antoine, and Sally respectively on Sonic SatAM, this summary being written by someone who actually adores the show. ^_^- Edit: Forgot to mention protag/funnyguy1 is the one who's always spouting _mondo, way past cool_ catchphrases! _Gotta juice!_

@@ChaosRayZero Better idea: we make every single character in the story comic relief, except each one has they're own funny attribute. Ranging from Jar Jar Bink's levels of annoying to an apathetic, Bill Murray style sarcasm. Hell, make the antagonist funny too. Make him a clown! Turn it into a horror story! Base it off a book! Make it take place in- Wait

That's not a bad idea. The main MC may have to save the world but he doesn't take it seriously enough so the foil would be serious AF....... Wait that’s the Aquaman movie.

My name is earl falls pretty much into it. You have earl with the karma mostly on his side and a very comical list off bad things he did and the lovely doofus randy his brother. Key is really giving them a good relationship and the hero a story arc and let him grow. And everyone is zany.

@@ChaosRayZero is this a reference to something specific?

@@LendriMujina kzfaq.info/get/bejne/psWRf81oxNzWeZc.html

catz dog In my defense, that wasn't my intention. The character in question is in personal things that I write for myself, not any work that would even benefit from advertising. I was basically trying to see if I understood the OP's advice correctly. If it came across as marketing, I apologize. I've deleted the comment, at any rate. Again, sorry.

This comment is so sad. The second paragraph is just you describing me.

Think my favorite comic relief is Ussop from one piece. Since he's not as physically strong and is always running away really show how he uses jokes to cope with his situation and that he isn't just a punchline since he has as much emotion as the rest of the cast even more

Yeah and Michelangelo being written like a tool comic relief annoys me.

What's Donnie flaws

@@jakeystarsuper Misunderstanding and occasional apathy towards his relationships with his family's actions/emotions because he's too absorbed in completing his own tasks, I think

@@jakeystarsuper he is flawless

Every "diversity for the sake of diversity" group ever.

*and go out of your way to deliberately draw eye rolling attention to that fact at every opportunity imaginable and in the most forced and contrived manner possible during conversations that have absolutely NOTHING to do with the given plot narrative or situational crisis to the point where it becomes the primary focus of the plot and all else becomes secondary*

yea pizza

@@scottmantooth8785 More importantly the character's status as a minority has no bearing on their backstory, outlook, how they interact with others, or how they are treated according to the rules of the setting. It's just an accent.

SKIDS AND MUDFLAP

He's gotta work it into the video somewhere... Even if it's putting _himself_ in a love triangle _with_ the love triangle...

I thought it was Lord jar jar

Ive laughed at some of his jokes

We truly live in a society.

Wilson The Joker is the best comic relief character....actually. Think about it. That’s what makes him a great villain.

Technically, I think The Joker is classified as a Force of Nature character.

This was funnier than it should've been.

I rolled a 3 and a 6 and was trying to find a comment to this effect but you did this

Jar Jar should have been a very bitter and cynical freelance mercenary, heavily scarred, missing one eye and having it replaced with a cybernetic implant...and voiced by an unscripted Samuel L. Jackson...he would have been loved/adored and cherished by the fans the moment he appeared on screen

Scott Mantooth You have a point. Visually speaking, gungans don't have a bad design, and they could have been interesting if they were written (very) differently.

@@victory7213 A film theory