Okay, let’s continue the pairing of comedians with manga/anime tropes with these two. I have more to say about these two than the others so far. Shocker, I know.

In character, Ollie absolutely falls under tsundere when he’s interacting with Stan. That much is clear. Out of character, though, he’s much more soft-spoken and preferred to play golf whilst Stan did all the editing and writing.

Which brings us to Stanley himself. In character, he’s one of the biggest woobies in comedy - his childlike, somewhat moe behavior just makes us feel bad every time something happens to him, Ollie-inflicted or not. The crying makes him even more moe - yes, we laugh, but we want to just hug him half to death at the same time. Real-life Stanley, on the other hand, would fall under a manga/anime label known as ‘salaryman.’ The stereotypical businessperson in manga-land works excessive hours (something that does somewhat reflect real life in Japan - and America, if you work a corporate job), often to the point that their home life is affected. (See Stan’s marriage record.) The TV Tropes page for ‘workaholic’ actually fits him a lot better, but we’re jokingly matching real people up with tropes found in a specific kind of media here.

…I managed to write a large block of text on my phone. That’s just sad.