Sub Story: Episode 165, "Ocean Adventure", was supposed to be one, but then events took a turn for a worse when the crew find HitTheTarget's underwater base in the process and end up uncovering one of his evil plans.

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.Rule of Cool: Part of the reasoning behind some of the designs of some of Stampy's constructions, e.g. minigames. 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.

Oh, the humble lead, used to harness animals and drag them where you want them to go... said animals including the villain's horse, therefore incapacitating the villain temporarily. Episode 472, "Gate Crashers": HitTheTarget and Veeva Dash entering Fizzy Fun, which Stampy couldn't see in-universe while his vision was obscured by a pumpkin.

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The Night That Never Ends: Episode 683, "Darkness", features HitTheTarget's plan to cover up all daylight to induce a night-like effect on the Lovely World, to facilitate mob-spawning as a massive distraction for Stampy and his Helpers. Fortunately, at least to a limited extent, the main parts of the Lovely World (both the Town and the Funland) are fairly well-lit with streetlights and torches. Find the Cure!: Episode 760, "Impossible Choice", revolves around this with the confirmation that HitTheTarget is Carrying the Antidote.

Stampy: The only problem is if you're in the room next door [to the 'Disco Domain' room], it's actually gonna be really rubbish if you're in the 'Water Wonderland', 'cause underneath you, you've got all the animals [in the 'Amazing Animals' room] being noisy, then next door you have the 'Disco Domain' [with the flashing lights and the music].Brains and Brawn: Veeva Dash is the brains to Hit the Target's brawn. Most of Hit the Target's tactics rely on brute force, while Veeva Dash is a skilled machinist and potion maker. After the two joined forces, the plans to take over the world noticeably became more technologically advanced. Scenery Porn: Whenever Stampy looks out over his World from above, usually at night, and even moreso with ray tracing (essentially shaders) on. Tomato in the Mirror: In a Nightmare Sequence in Episode 351, "Nightmares", Stampy dreams that he is Hit The Target, which he notices after switching into third-person view. A gang of pigs attempt this in Episode 230, "Pig Problem", but their attempt was thwarted successfully.

It is implied that the Other Stampy from Episode 658, "Mirror World" is this too, judging by what he named the buildings in the Mirror World. Threatening Shark: In the minigame 'Water Rush', the player operating the obstacle panel in the sushi restaurant usually dresses as a shark, and sets off the obstacles which the "dolphins" have to dodge or risk falling into the water below. In Episode 800, Stampy does an old man impression for most of the video, but there are a few times when he slips into his natural voice.Greasy Spoon: According to Episode 101, "Chubby Kitty", the 'Kitty Kitchen' built for the 'Fish Me a Dish' minigame is said to be styled like "an old American diner". Epic Ship-on-Ship Action: Episode 124, "Sinking Feeling", involves a naval battle between Stampy and HTT.