Sterate Baboogeddon

A Crisis Crossover novel about an Author Avatar who has to save a Utopia full of Videogame characters from an army of characters from bad quality movie characters.

Tropes used in Sterate Baboogeddon include:

• Absurdly Spacious Sewer: Hyperion City has these and some nice catacombs underneath it.
• A Day in the Limelight: Book 4 makes Julian the main character. With this, Hilarity Ensues.
• A God Am I: The Antibody exhibits this behavior.
• Alternate Character Interpretation: Is Daniel a heroic idiot that is just trying to save his world? Or a lazy geek that has no intention of going back home?
• Authority Equals Asskicking: Rudrick, the King, is a badass.
• Anticlimax Boss: The Garbage Pail Kids, being the shortest "boss battle" in the entire series.
• Badass Grandpa: Cranky Kong.
• Beta Couple: Judging by Book 4, Andres and Vaynia may become this.
  • Confirmed. They kiss in Book 5.
• Big Brother Mentor: Julian just wants whats best for Daniel.
• Big Damn Heroes: Andres saving Daniel and Felincia from an oncoming wave of Shadow Beings.
  • Donkey Kong saving Julian, Andres, and Vaynia from Dr Zoom.
  • Banjo's team and Donkey Kong's Team saving Don Pirahna from Dr Zoom's mech.
• BFS: Daniel wields one, named Ai Shainingu.
  • Julian gets one (The Twilight Sword) in book 4.
• Big Bad: Cailleta, leader of the Sterates of Babooa.
• Non Sequitur Scene: Several, but most notably, the moment where everyone in the entire story begins having an insane fit of laughter in Book 4.
• Bilingual Bonus: Some of the weapon names are in phonetical Japanese.
• Book Ends: At the beggining of Book 3, Felincia wakes Daniel up. At the end of Book 3, she does the same thing.
• Buffy-Speak: Used quite frequently, especially by Daniel.
• Camp Gay: Jolly Roger.
• Cloudcuckoolander: The shopkeeper from Book 3, as well as Daniel himself.
• Complete Monster: Pretty much any "Boss" the heroes come across. Notably, Dr Zoom.
• Continuity Nod: In Book 4, Proffessor Kolorado says in a documentary, "And so, we may never know the mystery of the Frozen Tan Guy, of the ice side of Hailfire Peaks." A villain of the previous book was defeated by Banjo and Kazooie and plummeted to said location.
• Continuity Porn: Being Fanon, this work contains numerous references to a bunch of Nintendo... things.
• Cool Shades: Funky Kong.
• Cool Boat: The Daisy Cruiser.
• Cool Ship: The Banjo Copter.
• Crash Into Hello: How Daniel meets Felincia.
• Creator In-Joke: So many, that this is part of the reason why the author refuses to post this online.
• Curb Stomp Battle: Rudrick Vs The Death Rose. The King of Hyperion, against a throw-in side boss. Hmmm,
• Dark Is Not Evil: Julian's Katana uses darkness, but it is far from being evil.
  • Vaynia has red eyes, as opposed to Felincia's green, but she is more of a Tsundere than a villainess.
• Darker and Edgier: Book 4, mildly.
• Death by Cameo: Ntom64 and The Hell Dragon make a cameo after a long dragged on chapter, and criticise it, only to be blown apart by THD's robot butler.
• The Don: Don Pirahna is a friendly example.
• Dumb Muscle: Donkey Kong and Chunky Kong.
  • An evil example would be Peter and Ivan, Dr Zoom's two Austrian henchmen.
• Eldritch Abomination: The Antibody, or pretty much any other Shadow Being.
• Everything's Better with Monkeys: The Kong family.
• Family-Unfriendly Death: Dr Zoom suffers this in Book 4, by slowly drowning in his mech suit..
• Five-Man Band:
  • The Hero: Daniel
  • The Lancer: Andres
  • The Big Guy: Julian
  • The Smart Guy: Vaynia
  • The Chick: Felincia
• Fridge Logic: Won't the parents of the three heros get worried sick and start hiring investigations?
  • Subverted. This issue is resolved by Daniel in book 4.
• Genki Girl: Felincia
• Genre Savvy: Damn near everyone.
• Gotta Catch Em All: The quest to find all 7 keys to a dimension where a hungry universe devourer waits.
• Humongous Mecha: Dr Zoom seems to pull these out of his ass.
• I Am Not Shazam: There is no character called Sterate Baboogeddon.
• Idiot Hero: Daniel, mildly.
• It Can Think: The Antibody, unlike other Shadow Beings, is not mindless. But still, mindless.
• Large Ham: King Koopa and Mr Electric
  • Heck, even Daniel himself has strayed into this behavior.
• Limit Break: The beam of pure lightning that Daniel annihilated Stanley with is this.
• Marshmallow Hell: Daniel falls face first into Felincia's melons during a "miniboss" fight in Book 5.
• Memetic Mutation: Several lines and innuendos from this story become this between the author and the real life Andres.
• Megaton Punch: How Donkey Kong knocks Dr Zoom out of his own mech suit.
• Mood Whiplash: In Book 1, the transition from an introduction to a cheerful world full of videogame characters, to a girl kidnapped by Austrians and almost raped is quite abrupt.
• Moral Event Horizon: What Dr Zoom planned to do with Felincia.
• Mythology Gag: Thiry Days of Summer has these.
• Nakama: Daniel, Andres, Julian, and Felincia form this.
• No Fourth Wall: The narrators and Cranky Kong make sure of this.
• Pre-Mortem One-Liner: "I am Donkey Kong, and these bananas, ARE MINE!"
  • "And you... are fucked."
• Product Placement: Book 1 was written shortly after E3 2010, and what does Felincia carry with her? A Nintendo 3DS.
• Reed Richards Is Useless: Wait, Felincia can open portals to anywhere? Why can't she just teleport behind Cailleta and slit her neck?
  • She probably has limits on her teleportation.
• Reference Overdosed: Get a drink. Take a shot every time you get a reference to some videogame.
• Sailor Fuku: Felincia and Vaynia wear this.
• Sealed Evil in a Can: The Antibody.
• Shut UP, Hannibal: The Author loves this trope. It's used in practically every book.
• Shout-Out: A whole hurricane full of them.
• Shoryuken: Daniel does this to Stanley The Troll, except it's a lightning variation.
• Spin-Off: Thirty Days of Summer, written by the Author's best friend, follows Andres, Daniel, Felincia, and Julian as they journey Hyperion to win a videogame tournament.
• Team Pet: Yoshi Until his death.
• Troll Fic: Real life Andres made a retelling of Book 1 where Andres is the heroic one and Daniel is the side character. The Author, was not pleased.
• Vacation Episode: Book 2, as well as the entirety of Thirty Days of Summer.
• Villainous Breakdown: Dr Zoom goes into this after his first defeat.
• What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?: Most of the videogame characters are from kid friendly games, but this novel is anything but kid friendly.
• World of Badass: Pretty much everyone in Hyperion knows how to kick badguy butt.