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Their commentary also reflects this: they have next to no emotional investment in the fight and are talking about it like they're watching an interesting TV show. Dragon Ball Super: Whenever Beerus and Whis show up to observe and comment on one of Goku's fights, they will invariably be snacking while doing so.Considering Femt and Aligura are Blockade's equivalent of The Joker and Harley Quinn, this seems appropriate. Blood Blockade Battlefront: During one crisis where Femt is discussing existential philosophy with King Void while an airship crashes into various skyscrapers, Aligura is munching on a tub of popcorn.
Like high school students during a hallway brawl, the rest of the Trainees stopped what they were doing to watch, and some even started placing bets (Jean bet his entire dinner on Mikasa). 44, a flashback to 104th's recruit days reveals that Annie and Mikasa, both known for being rather fierce, had a "disagreement" during hand-to-hand training which escalated into an impromptu match. Attack on Titan: While no snacks are involved, it does fit the spirit of this trope.A variation on the trope is "Pass the Joint", in which a situation is so strange that the only way to cope is Sure, Let's Go with That and pass around a joint to mellow out. If the situation is in really bad taste, the spectator is probably a Nightmare Fetishist. For more catastrophic occurrences, there is While Rome Burns. Come to Gawk and Bile Fascination are often contributing elements. This is ubiquitous enough that "*eats popcorn*" ◊ and similar remarks are a common response to Internet flame wars.Ĭompare and contrast Long Speech Tea Time (where the audience has a tea or something because they're bored) and The Snack Is More Interesting (where someone is involved, but acts strangely unconcerned). Sometimes the character becomes an Audience Surrogate, giving an in-universe voice to the audience's feelings towards the scene. Alternatively, perhaps they do have a stake in the outcome and are confident that somebody they don't like is about to receive a well-deserved comeuppance, or that their side is winning in the case of a fight, or that their Evil Plan is about to come to fruition if it's a villain doing it. It may also indicate that the character in question has no stake in the outcome. This is always used for humor it often indicates that the character in question, rather than offering to help, is callous enough that they are deriving amusement from someone's anguish or anger.
Almost inevitably, the character will be too fixated on the entertainment to actually look at what they’re eating. Usually, the scene will be something like a fight or a private conversation between lovers, that generally isn't intended for anyone's amusement (at least not in-universe). When a character is treating a certain scene as pure entertainment, they will often be shown eating popcorn or other stereotypical movie-theater food.
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