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Future Trunks is everything the fandom wishes Gohan was, and he's an extremely unhappy and damaged person from all the trauma he's been forced to suffer through. This can be seen as a commentary on the fandom who wants Gohan to be an all-powerful badass again, even wants Gohan to lose his entire family to provide motivation, and thought that Trunks would lecture Gohan for getting weaker and tell him how important it is for him to train. Instead of being upset or disappointed that Gohan is no longer the badass he remembers from the Cell Games, he's happy and envious of Gohan for being able to live his dream, while his happiness was viciously stolen from him. Episode 52 shows Gohan living his life with his family and Future Trunks' reactions to it.Whis criticizes how Saiyans have a bad habit of judging people base on their strength, much like the general audience. When Whis is explaining to Goku and Vegeta who Zeno is and how he rules the multiverse, Goku asks Whis how strong Zeno is.May also overlap with Easy-Mode Mockery if a video game makes fun of the player for playing the game on the easiest difficulty setting, with Achievement Mockery if achievements are awarded for the player screwing up, or Completion Mockery for just completing part of a game (if not the whole game) in general when it isn't necessary to win. Compare with Biting-the-Hand Humor, where the show mocks their paymasters, such as the network or publishers, as well as how some of these examples attack the very people who are paying for or watching the product. Usually tied up with Self-Deprecation, possibly saying that the creator is a talentless hack who got lucky or is just in it to squeeze money out of the fans, but they're too dumb to realise it. Straw Fan is a subtrope where the audience is personified by a character in the work. Not to be confused with This Loser Is You (an audience-identification figure who is so pathetic that the audience doesn't want to) or You Bastard! (where a work tries to make the audience feel guilty for enjoying it or choosing to consume it). In pinballs, videogames, and other similar works, this extends to mocking the player's lack of skill. Aiming a jab at the audience, usually for being such losers that they'll waste their time watching/reading/playing this nonsense, such moral degenerates that they'll enjoy sleazy pandering to their base impulses, and/or so dumb they'll pay good money for it.

Dorothy lincoln smith awards in voicey video from youtube