When the villain teams up with the hero to take on a bigger threat

when teens get naked and f*** in the woods and then Jason murders them

When there's a culture mix and the Black character or non white character does something that makes the white character uncomfortable. Gotta keep these folk on their toes. Never want them being that comfortable round me

But seriously I got a few

When the best way to win is to not fight

"Son becoming the father"

When a character is so prideful it kills him

Cop/detective who has to become something that makes him unable to be a part of the society he is protecting

Protag and antag showdown in rain or everything is on fire

Gundam does this a few times but I love a "re-entry" fight.

When a character refuses to engage/interact with a main character and their plans, leaves the room, only to be told something by the MC that cause them to freeze in the middle of the doorway and reconsider

Big Eater
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The Alchoholic
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Lazy Bum
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Bonus:
Absolute Cleavage
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when the guy gets the girl

Most involving dreams.

Character has to choose between dream and reality

Character enters another characters mind for information or to solve an issue

Is it a dream or reality

The visualization of a character’s mind

The dreamscape and reality interact with and affect each other

I don’t really like the straightforward “it was all a dream” ending though

I also like massive unreliable narrator games. (See Mr. Robot S2.)

when the protagonist walks into a room and there’s someone sitting facing away in a swivel chair they turn to reveal who they are. classic

big mole on someone’s face
marching band comin through
someone getting hit by a bus

when the main character hates everyone

Revenge stories where the person trying to get revenge crosses lines and becomes hellbent on vengeance turning them into a completely different person

When a characters been trying to hold in their emotions for a long time and finally snap and go off in a long monologue

Dream sequences

Unreliable narrators

transformation sequences are always pretty bangin

when in whodunnits they go through the whole sequence and everytime theres more detail

not sure if this is a trope

along the lines of the pride one, i personally love when a character is so prideful it kills all those around him. like pure selfishness leads to the deaths of those they love. true fatal flaw

sometimes i like when the guy doesn't get the girl depending on the context

like niggas kill me for saying aang shouldn't have gotten to hook up with katara at the end of Avatar, but narratively I think it would have been more apt.

Mr. Robot is an amazing show. S3 and 4 cemented it as goat tier television

katara in the southern raiders

she shoulda crossed that line tho