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| rdfs:comment | - No one can stop Snoopy from doing his happy dance.
- This trope is, well... a dance that a character does when they're happy! Maybe it's time to celebrate. Maybe it's time to make themselves feel better. Maybe they just want to pat themselves on the back. Whatever the reason may be, they quickly bust a couple of moves. The Happy Dance! Also known as a victory dance. May even be a signature moment for the character (for example, this picture may seem awfully familiar). See also Victory Pose. Contrast Angry Dance. Examples of Happy Dance include:
- Little is known about the Happy Dance; in fact, most sources on the Happy Dance have long been lost. Many historians believe there was once a Holy Happy Dance Bible, and no one could be more wrong. Ancient civilizations such as the Etrusks had been known to do the happy dance - sadly, only second-hand accounts remain of such occasions, though rest assured the proceedings were mirthful indeed.
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| abstract | - No one can stop Snoopy from doing his happy dance.
- This trope is, well... a dance that a character does when they're happy! Maybe it's time to celebrate. Maybe it's time to make themselves feel better. Maybe they just want to pat themselves on the back. Whatever the reason may be, they quickly bust a couple of moves. The Happy Dance! Also known as a victory dance. May even be a signature moment for the character (for example, this picture may seem awfully familiar). See also Victory Pose. Contrast Angry Dance. Examples of Happy Dance include:
- Little is known about the Happy Dance; in fact, most sources on the Happy Dance have long been lost. Many historians believe there was once a Holy Happy Dance Bible, and no one could be more wrong. Ancient civilizations such as the Etrusks had been known to do the happy dance - sadly, only second-hand accounts remain of such occasions, though rest assured the proceedings were mirthful indeed. The Happy dance was a cross-cultural phenomenon, and the ancient Romans were quick to take over the Happy Dance, fastidiously recording every arcane detail of such dances, from how many steps to take to how happy one must actually be to do the happy dance. Most texts about the Happy Dance were destroyed during the fire in Rome, in 69.6 AD, caused by mutant space monkey zombie ninja pirates from Mars.
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