His Lovely Pet

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Death as Comedy: It happens every so often between the old Helpers — usually involving someone killing someone else, with Stampy trying to act as the mediator between them. The new Helpers — especially Fizzy and his shenanigans — can cause this to occur too, though far less often than their older counterparts. Episode 704, "Corridors": Stampy going to tell Secret to stand up, only for Fluffy to be sitting in her place. The Voiceless: All of Stampy's Minecraft Helpers are silent throughout the video, though Stampy occasionally mentions talking to them beforehand. The villains are also usually voiceless, with the exception being HitTheTarget in a few select instances. Determinator: Hit the Target has never quite given up on his goals, nor has Stampy given up on defeating him. Until the finale... In Episode 355, "Friends and Foes", Veeva Dash leads Stampy to HTT's fortress, only to give HTT the last wither skull he needs to summon the Wither on Stampy.

Loophole Abuse: Stampy weaponizes this trope against Polly-bot in the episode of the same name, telling it that its programming is contradictory, as it can't get his dogs away from him while also pretending to be the real Polly, and Stampy also states that cannot let Stampy hurt its creators, but he points out that it doesn't mean it can't hurt them. Yellow/Purple Contrast: The exterior design of the 'Fast Food' restaurant consists of yellow and purple concrete. Egopolis: Technically, the world's name is Stampy's Lovely World, but the series is usually just referred to as Lovely World. Uncatty Resemblance: Stampy offhandedly mentions that his dogs sometimes take after him, e.g. Barnaby being easily distracted, Porky being a Big Eater, etc.Doomed New Clothes: In the episodic arc 678-680, Stampy makes and enchants a new set of armour, and finds a new enchanted diamond chestplate in an End City chest. He loses all of it by falling into the Void. The Funland has many of these (usually in the form of "first to get an item or a certain amount of items"), each of them with their own twists. The straightest examples are 'Crystal Rapids' (with boats), the 'Top Paw Dog Assault Course' (which records the amount of time a dog needs to complete the course, while being guided by their owner), 'Water Rush' (which works a lot like Wipeout if you're not the Shark), 'Tumble Tower' (using trapdoors), and 'Maze Master' (in an "invisible maze"). Spiders Are Scary: There is a dungeon under HitTheTarget's current fortress with a spider spawner. The residents of the fortress proceed to exploit this by using the spiders spawned from the place as guards. Sleek High Rise Apartment: The penthouse of the Hotel of Dreams is this, with glass windows overlooking the Town of the SLW, and naturally, Stampy is its main occupant.

Mini-Golf Episode: There are a few episodes spent at the 'Golf Course', which works much like mini-golf with Minecraftian limitations. Examples include Episode 43, "Lovely Day for Golf", Episode 146, "Fellow Feline", and Episode 218, "Spot of Golf". From what we can see over the years, taking hostages always seems to work, whether it be a dog, a Helper, or Stampy's control over his own vocal cords.Stampy: (explaining that the episode's adventures are too dangerous to have a dog accompany him) That's right. That's right, we're having a dangerous day. (laughs) Oh, that sounds like one of the titl- is that the title of this video? Is it called "Dangerous Day"? That's- that's the sort of title I would give, I like the alliteration. Similar to Browning, Robert Burns’ profound love is evident in his poem ‘A Red, Red Rose’. Burns declares this love to be both passionate and refreshing — with each comparison, we see that even the loveliest language pales next to the depth of Burns’ ‘Luve’. 12. "She Walks in Beauty" by Lord Byron She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes; Thus mellowed to that tender light Which heaven to gaudy day denies.

One of Portugal’s greatest poets, Luís Vaz de Camões is known for his lyrical poetry and dramatic epics. ‘Love is a fire that burns unseen’ is an example of the former, reflecting his numerous turbulent love affairs and how each brought a complex fusion of pleasure and pain. 14. "Beautiful Signor" by Cyrus Cassells This is the endless wanderlust: dervish, yours is the April-upon-April love that kept me spinning even beyond your eventful arms toward the unsurpassed:

Dreaming of a White Christmas: The SLW takes place relatively up north (since much of the world used to be a cold taiga, and according to the episodes, is quite close to the North Pole geographically) and usually there's snow and ice year-round at least somewhere in the World. Snowmen are built every year. It certainly helps that snow doesn't melt as easily in Minecraft as it does in real life. Memorial Statue: In Episode 701, "Remembering", Stampy builds three memorial statues for Fluffy, Bengy, and Corey, who died (or in Fluffy's case, was presumed dead) in the previous video. Unlike most examples of this trope, the statues are based off of their collars rather than the dogs themselves.

Aliens Steal Cattle: Cows could be found on top of buildings up to the episodes leading up to Episode 110, "Lunar Friends". Stampy theorizes that the tractor beam of the Lunar Friends' UFO wasn't strong enough to lift them up, which was how they ended up on top of buildings all over the place. Dateless Grave: All the dog graves scattered around the World do not state the birth/taming dates of the dogs or their death dates. In Episode 291, "Egg Hunt", the Easter Bunny stops Hit The Target from blowing up the Hotel of Dreams. The 'It's a Lovely World After All' ride is outright stated several times to be based on Disney's "it's a small world". Multi-Part Episode: The episodic arc 541-542, "I Lost" and "Hero Helpers", is the most notable example of this in the series.

8. "Love and Friendship" by Emily Brontë

Cheesy Moon: In the universe of the SLW, this is very much the case, as Stampy discovers. Apples made from lunar cheese note enchanted golden apples become a plot point in a couple of episodes as well. Island Help Message: Played for Laughs. Longbow makes one on a small island near the SS Stumpy after he's forced to walk the plank in Episode 47, "Ship Shape". It stayed there even after Stampy saved him, and eventually the island was named 'SOS Island' because of the message. In Episode 733, "Christmas Invasion", HitTheTarget and Veeva Dash saw Stampy show up at the train fully geared up and armed, but they forgot to make him surrender said gear to them, which Stampy uses against them at the end of the episode. The Dead Have Names: The 'Top Paw Dog Assault Course', on top of being a Dog Assault Course, doubly serves as a memorial to remember the deceased dogs of the Lovely World. Each deceased dog's name is listed, along with a symbolic item to represent them and/or their death. Orange/Blue Contrast: The 'Stewpendus' restaurant is primarily built out of shades of orange and blue/cyan concrete and glazed terracotta.