The Idiosyncratic Episode Naming trope as used in popular culture. Many shows utilize quirky episode naming conventions. Though the episode title is usually ...

Idiosyncratic Difficulty Levels · Scout, Explorer, Trailblazer. The three levels are represented by different kinds of adventurers. How well does it match the ...

Idiosyncratic Wipes can be employed for artistic or humorous effect, or just because they look cool. They can be used for only a few scenes, or they can be used ...

Every episode of The Strange Chores is named for the chore that the main characters have been tasked with, worded to sound like a command ("Clean the Car", " ...

This trope is for cases when certain video games retitle basic menu (usually Start Screen) functions like "New Game", "Continue" or "Quit/Exit".

This is a gaming or competition trope, in which performing well repeatedly prompts different scripted ratings. It often appears in fighting games.

The Idiosyncratic Ship Naming trope as used in popular culture. Identifying a ship with both characters' names is functional but often not catchy, and even ...

Mentally deranged; demented; insane. The type of Supervillain who can only commit a crime a certain way. This goes way beyond the Calling Card.

The Idiosyncratic Mecha Storage trope as used in popular culture. It's not a very bright idea to park your Humongous Mecha standing straight up.

A familiar scale of letters, numbers, or simply stars when rating what they're reviewing, some like to mix things up, either by using a completely unique scale.