These (usually female) characters are obsessed with dieting (or occasionally, working out) in order to reach the ideal; commenting on their figure is often ...

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Getting fat or muscular will increase a character's height. This is done both to exaggerate how big the character has become, as well as making the character ...

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The Intentional Weight Gain trope as used in popular culture. While many people tend to be focused on losing weight, some people actually want to gain it.

This trope is for works in which weight loss goes horribly wrong (or, even worse, horribly right). Maybe the characters lose too much weight and are in danger ...

The Fat Episode is when part of or an entire episode's plot leans heavily on sudden weight gain. This is most often done in cartoons, but it's sometimes been ...

A character whose size can moderately or drastically change for just a few minutes as the scene calls it, or even for the whole episode.

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In a world where being very skinny is the ideal and being overweight has Unfortunate Implications, many people are self-conscious about their weight.