Bytes of Life

Bytes of Life is a gag-based Web Comic starring two humans; Kakujo; his his baby daughter, Ilia; and various video game characters, mainly Nintendo's, though others, such as Sackboy from LittleBigPlanet appear on occasion. It is written and drawn by Bryan Lacie.

The comic uses a full-colored, mostly cell-shaded style.

If you are a fan of Nintendo, real-world/game-world mashups, or video games in general, this is a web-comic you must read.

It can be found at its umbrella-site: KakuJomics.

Tropes used in Bytes of Life include:

Alt Text: All the comics.
Anticlimax: You're lead to believe Luigi is going to partake in some bad-assery. However, as usual, the poor guy is only fooling himself.
Art Evolution: In addition to the normal color/shadows, the lines became smoother and highlights were added, over time.
A Worldwide Punomenon: Most of the comic titles are puns. Plus, the occasional pun is thrown in, for good measure.
Bathos: To Kakujo, protecting his loved ones and home from moths is serious business.
Bittersweet Ending: Kirby and Yoshi want to keep their first Sackboy, but destroy another in their protest.
Brick Joke: Kirby and the dinosaur are thrown off-screen, mid-comic, but return at the end.
Butt Monkey: Poor Weegee...
Call Back: This comic remembers its original comic description, and thusly, its obligation of baby to its readers.
Calling Your Attacks: FALCON PAWNCH! Hiken. Zankuusen.
Creator Thumbprint: The comic follows various characters from Nintendo's franchises and a few others, but Kirby is most prominent, usually appearing with Kakujo.
Crossdresser: Sackboy's lady-friend has a little more (or less?) to her than she's letting on.
Crossover: Most of the comics are crossovers of Nintendo characters. But in a few comics, Sackboy from LittleBigPlanet makes an appearance.
Destructive Saviour: Kirby is often the definition of such.
Extreme Omnivore: C'mon... It's Kirby.
Fantastic Religious Weirdness: Even the most devout creeper has trouble staying patient with God's children.
Fat Bastard: Mario... What happened to you...? And what are you going to do to that Diglett?
Gross Up Close-Up: Wobbuffet's face in the 7th and last panel change drastically.
Hidden Depths: Wobbuffet is generally known for his ability to deal double damage back to an assailant with a counter-attack, but this one seems to have mastered something far more sinister.
Incredibly Lame Pun: Another CSI: Miami pun.
Jerkass: Goomba the Douche.
Little-Known Facts: Creepers from Minecraft are Jehovah's Witness.
Long Bus Trip: Kakujo, and especially Ilia, disappear quite often to give way to traditional gag-parodies.
Not So Different: King Dedede and Kirby. Noted in King Dedede's character bio.
One-Gender Race: Sackboy's attempt at dating has led him to a most disturbing realization.
Original Character: The lead human roles of the comic, Kakujo and Ilia.
Pixellation: Random Meta Knight sausage. But don't worry, It's censored.
Reaction Shot: Many of the comics end with a reaction shot. The seemingly best of which can be found at the end of this comic.
Record Needle Scratch: Followed by an awkward silence and an incredulous stare...
Shout-Out: In almost every comic, in one sense or another.
Sound Effect Bleep: The Pokemon trainer's disdain at Creepers destroying his Sandshrew pushes him to utter a curse. But, hey, Pokemon's a kid thing... Right?
Start of Darkness: Bowsers proposed turning point.
Story Arc: One here, and another here.
Suicide as Comedy: Sackboy explodes when trying to be like Kirby and Yoshi.
Surprise Creepy: In a random turn of events, an ability isn't the only thing Kirby acquires from that girl.
- What starts as a cheery picnic for Yoshi, Kirby and Sackboy, ends as a terrible disaster.
The Jinx: Ash's past companions explain the successes they were able to achieve only after parting ways with him and his stinky Pikachu. Brock is doomed...
There Is No Kill Like Overkill: Wobbuffet layed the smackdown on Captain Falcon.
Throw the Dog a Bone: Luigi is almost celebrated in Bytes of Life. Especially in this comic.
Tomato Surprise: In what starts as a seemingly harmless prank, Wario and Waluigi end up pushing things much farther than they had intended.
Tricksters: Gengar's cruelty holds few things sacred, let alone a meek little Diglett.
Troll: In most webcomics, Captain Falcon's (in)famous Falcon Punch is usually depicted as borderline Tourette Syndrome. In this comic, however, he's just patronizing Kirby.
- Necrodeus' evil spreads even to poor Yoshi.