Happens multiple times on Pokémon.

• Ash’s stomach growled countless times throughout the series like On Cloud Arcanine.

• Ash, Meowth and Jessie in ""Plant It Now... Diglett Later".

• Ash and Angie in "Camping It Up."

• Pikachu's stomach growls in "Electric Shock Showdown" and "Crisis from the Underground Up".

• It happened to Meowth in "Go West, Young Meowth".

• Jessie's belly rumbles in "Here Comes the Squirtle Squad".

• May's stomach growled in "You Never Can Taillow", "Hail to the Chef" and "Go Go Ludicolo".

• Max's stomach growled in "Cutting the Ties that Blind" and "Fight for Meteorite".

• Happens twice to Ash's Totodile in "The Totodile Duel".

• Misty's Togepi suffers one of these on "Pikachu's Vacation".

• Meowth and Bonnie's stomachs growled in the episode "So You're Having a Bad Day" of XY: Kalos Quest.

• Happens many times to Dawn's Piplup as well like "Cheers on Castaways Isle", "Keeping in Top Forme", "Crossing Paths" and his debut episode.

• Dawn's stomach growls at the end of "The Keystone Pops" and at the beginning of "An Egg Scrambled".

• And to her Pachirisu as well, in "A Lean Mean Team Rocket Machine".

• Happened to Maylene in "Crossing The Battle Line".

• Happens to Shauna in "A Meditite Fight".

• It's also happened to Ash's Larvitar in the episode "Here's Lookin' at you, Elekid!".

• And Ash's Turtwig in "Different Strokes for Different Blokes".

• Iris' Axew's stomach growls in "Scraggy and the Demanding Gothita!" of B&W: Rival Destines.

• Happens to both Korrina and her Lucario in the episode "Mega Revelations" of XY.

• Happens to Ash and the gang in the end of the episode "The Bamboozling Forest!".

• This happens to Lilia in the episode "A Keeper for Keeps?!" of XYZ.

• Sophocles gets this a lot in the Sun and Moon season.

• Happens frequently to most of the gang in the episode "Lulled to La-La Land!". Lillie's stomach growled at the end of the episode.

• Happens to Sophocles, Mallow and Lana in the episode "Night Of A Thousand Poses".

• Happened to Mallow and Lana when they were little kids in the episode "Tasting the Bitter with the Sweet".

• Team Rocket's stomachs grumble in "A Lean Mean Team Rocket Machine", "Leave It To Brocko", "A Shroomish Skirmish", "Just Waiting on a Friend", "Enlighten Up", "Will The Real Oak Please Stand Up", "A Full Course Tag Battle", "Ignorance is Blissey" and "I Choose You" movie.

• Happened to a family of Pichu in the episode "The Apple Corp."

• Happens to Dedenne in "A Shockingly Cheeky Friendship".

• Larvitar gets this in the episode "Here's Looking at You, Elekid."

• Bampy in "Hatching a Plan."

• Egan in "Some Like it Hot."

• Axew and Oshawott in "Danger, Sweet as Honey."

This trope didn’t occur much on Digimon, although it was mentioned several times.

• One occurrence: During the episode, “The Birth of Greymon”, Izzy’s stomach growls while he’s trying to figure out how the Digivice works.

• Yolei's stomach growls in the episode "Digimon World Tour Part 3".

• Yolei: (after her stomach growls) I guess we don't need a translator to explain that.Sora: We may not understand each other, but growling tummies are universal. Guilmon's stomach growled in the third season episode, "Homeward Bound". Takato in "Beelzemon's Big Day". Antylamon gets this in "Rabbit Transit". On Digimon Frontier, Zoe's stomach growled twice in the episode "Trailmon vs Trailmon". Agumon's stomach growls on the first episode of the fifth season, "Savers/Data Squad". From Digimon Fusion, Archelomon's stomach growled in the episode "Island Zone in Chaos." Wisemon's stomach growled in the episode "Lost in Digital Space." Shoutmon's stomach growls in the episode "Psyche Out in Cyber Land". Happens to Agumon in episode 6 of the 2020 reboot of "Digimon Adventure".

Captain Barnacles' stomach growled twice in the beginning of the episode "Seahorse Tale." Kwazii mistakenly thinks he's the one who's growling because he's cranky. It happened to Shellington in "The Bowhead Whales", which he blames on eating too many kelp cakes with chili sauce.

What are the rules here in comparison with All the Tropes and Tv Tropes? can I move my TV Tropes stuff here?

Gym Bunny trope indicates that it's about a gay stereotype, but two minutes searching shows it's more about going to the gym for esthetic reasons alone, and healthy benefits are just a happy byproduct. Gym bunnies seem to let their lives revolve around going to the gym and being a happy and helpful person while there. So, what do I do? The change needed to broaden this trope is likely to upset someone and I honestly don't feel qualified (yet) to be the one to do it. Thanks for listening.

- a relationship where one person dies and the other one is heartbroken (i think there is, i just can't remember the name)

- and another one where a more villanous type is influenced by the better/good guy?

In case you haven't heard, Fandom is conducting a purge of all wikis with sexually explicit content? How will Tropedia deal with this?

When Muhammad(S) fled Mecca to Medina, his cousin Ali(R) stayed in his bed because there was an assassination attempt. The assassins lifted the cover off, expecting Muhammad(S), but found Ali(R) instead, Muhammad(S) having been long gone!

I have recently also talked to a friend about how a policeman saved a woman who was being stalked by a "friend" the same way, by hiding in her bed and pretending to be her to catch the intruder.

So now, I'm wondering if this fits any trope. The closest I found is Sleeping Dummy, but that uses an inanimate object rather than a person. Help is much appreciated!

I mean, even Wikipedia has page about this!

Hi, I know the title is a little odd so let me explain what I am talking about. It is mostly video game related.

Let me give 3 examples, in Street Fighter X Tekken there are some stages with "levels" where after one team loses both teams go down a level. The second character has different animations when they lose before they go down. When it is a male as second they look to be silently raging but when it is a female she looks like she is nagging her ally about the loss.

In Tekken Tag 2 all characters get a tackle where they sit on opponents afterwards and the attacker can attack in this position (redundant description I know) males in this state punch their opponent in the face while females instead slap the side of their opponent's face.

In Resident Evil Outbreak everyone can crawl but males use a more practical crawl laying on their stomachs and moving forwards while females instead lay on their sides with their hips making contact with the ground and push themselves forward. Females move a little slower like this but can otherwise do anything the males can while crawling.

I hope I got my question across. Does anyone know if there is a trope for this?

I have two suggestions for new pages/edits,

• How is there not a page on Hamilton? It's the most popular Broadway show ever! And I've already added a point about it on the Love Triangles page.

• Please add a section on Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure to the Tangled page.

Is this site trying to archive T Tropes?

What is the point of this wiki when we already have TV Tropes?

I couldn’t tell what was found in the canal by the jury foreman, can u tell me .