What where they thinking?
Its an Age Progression episode
Levi Cruz
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Hudson Lopez
Yes
Zachary Young
My dimmadick
Robert James
>Character gets aged up
>Suddenly is a chick/guys magnet.
Why does this happens so often?
Aiden Brown
Aaron Lopez
>My dimmadick
Kek
How about both age regression and progression episodes? For once I found refreshing the characters didn't really traded places but instead decided to become young adults and agreed that being too old or young sucks.
Daniel Mitchell
Fetishes aside I feel the Chloe seasons of FoP weren't that bad, maybe the show would have gone up in quality if Nick hadn't axed it.
Chloe should have remained a Milf and have /ss/ with Timmy
Justin Hughes
>being too old or young sucks
This. If you're going to be agelessly immortal, activate it at 30 or so.
Landon Scott
I'll go at 38 if only because at that age you don't look too young or old so navigating in society and lying about your age would be easier.
By the by, those this counts as Age Progression? or just Bimbofication?
David Gomez
What show?
Nolan Flores
They were awful. Vicky was only in one episode, it was awful, and she was made into a jibber. Also something that gets overlooked that season was that they added a kid clone of Crocker that was in multiple episodes too, as if the original wasnt in enough.
Oliver Foster
Hermano do Jorel. A show about a looser kid who lives in the shadow of his more popular older brother.
The girls in that pic only becomes an adult for an episode, but the kid's mom is a recurring character and she is Thicc.
Logan Clark
Its a TimeSkip movie.
Nathan Campbell
What is your favorite episode with this trope?
Mine is the episode of Grossology where Abby rapidly ages. It explore every aspect of the idea, they even have a nice moment where her mom opens to her when she doesn't recognize her aged up daughter. My only petpeeve is how the show suffers from being Canadian so the animation doesn't live up to the ideas it tries to present.
Anthony Gonzalez
>timeskip season
Parker Gray
That is the best answer in this thread, I like they changed their dynamic and its clear they went trough a lot of shit between the time Enzo lost in the Mortal Kombat game and the moment we see them again.
My only question is how is that Enzo became a badass biker while she somehow kept the marine theme she had since she was little, everyone else looks different due to the changes in their lives meanwhile AndraIa wears the equivalent of her old clothes in adult size.
Brandon Ward
Jose Adams
Probably has to do with Andreaia being unlike the others, she was a game sprite who escaped her game
Logan Wood
It still amazes me that a softcore porn parody ended up being a better sequel that the actual movie.
Henry Morgan
SB99 is a very magical man.
Henry Gutierrez
Sauce, now
Liam Smith
A great trope. Unfortunatly is rare to find new shows with it or with a decent transformation sequence
Jackson Cruz
Justin Mitchell
>>those hips
God Hartman is based
Ethan Rivera
We need a zone version of this
Gabriel Hernandez
It's a good thing that Totally Spies didn't do it
Justin Johnson
Likely because it's more prevalent in manga and anime. Western animation and comics mostly uses it on males and mostly for comedic reasons
Easton Morgan
Please tell me which episode is little Vicky.
Hunter Myers
yeah, even some shows had a plot justified opportunity to use it but finally didn't
Luke Morgan
"the switch glitch"
Robert Foster
>My only question is how is that Enzo became a badass biker while she somehow kept the marine theme she had since she was little
I think it was symbolism. Enzo was desperate to leave his weak and childish image behind, even to the point where he was always insistent that people call him "Matrix". He purposefully tried to reinvent himself and the show made a point to highlight that.
Andraia didn't have those psychological hang-ups and was content with simply just aging up.