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** Wrex fails to kill Fist the first time and is stalled by C-Sec in no part due to Rasa.
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** Wrex fails to kill Fist the first time and is stalled by C-Sec in no small part due to Rasa.
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** Tali survives the dangers of her Pilgrimage, and acquires the information that will lead Shepard to uncovering the Reapers.
* TheGhost: Commander Shepard, the PlayerCharacter of the original trilogy. Shepard comes up in conversation many times, but in every case, they are described in gender-neutral pronouns and in such a manner that the player can fit their own Shepard into the story.
* GreaterScopeVillain: The Reapers, as per usual. Their influence is felt in several of the stories, but none of the characters properly grasp the threat they pose, as Shepard is the one who uncovers that in the first game.
* TheGhost: Commander Shepard, the PlayerCharacter of the original trilogy. Shepard comes up in conversation many times, but in every case, they are described in gender-neutral pronouns and in such a manner that the player can fit their own Shepard into the story.
* GreaterScopeVillain: The Reapers, as per usual. Their influence is felt in several of the stories, but none of the characters properly grasp the threat they pose, as Shepard is the one who uncovers that in the first game.
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* LowerDeckEpisode: To the original trilogy in general. Wrex's story is set shortly before Shepard's arrival on the Citadel in the first game, and Ashley's story is set at an offscreen point of Citadel: Expose Saren, an early game-quest in the first game.
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* MythologyGag: [[spoiler:Reflecting Shepard's fully customizable appearance and gender, their clone has no skin and is constantly in a containment tank that obscures their gender.]]
* PretenderDiss: [[spoiler:The Illusive Man remarks that whatever Brooks thinks Shepard's clone is, it's not the real Shepard and never will be.]]
* PretenderDiss: [[spoiler:The Illusive Man remarks that whatever Brooks thinks Shepard's clone is, it's not the real Shepard and never will be.]]
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** Ashley became the SoleSurvivor of her squad on Eden Prime.
** Kaidan killed the DrillSergeantNasty turian in a fit of rage after he pushed him and the biotic students one too many times.
** Miranda and Jacob were sent on a mission to find leads on Shepard, who had died in the beginning of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2''. While they failed to get the body back, they managed to find where the body had been taken to.
** Jack attacked a Cerberus training facility and freed the "students" , she was captured by the Blue Suns.
** Ashley became the SoleSurvivor of her squad on Eden Prime.
** Kaidan killed the DrillSergeantNasty turian in a fit of rage after he pushed him and the biotic students one too many times.
** Miranda and Jacob were sent on a mission to find leads on Shepard, who had died in the beginning of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2''. While they failed to get the body back, they managed to find where the body had been taken to.
** Jack attacked a Cerberus training facility and freed the "students" , she was captured by the Blue Suns.
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** Wrex failed fails to kill Fist the first time and is stalled by C-Sec in no part due to Rasa.
** Ashleybecame becomes the SoleSurvivor of her squad on Eden Prime.
** Kaidankilled kills the DrillSergeantNasty turian in a fit of rage after he pushed pushes him and the biotic students one too many times.
** Miranda and Jacobwere are sent on a mission to find leads on Shepard, who had died dies in the beginning of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2''. While they failed fail to get the body back, they managed manage to find where the body had has been taken to.
** Jackattacked attacks a Cerberus training facility and freed frees the "students" , "students"; she was is captured by the Blue Suns.Suns and presumably transported to [[PrisonShip Purgatory]].
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** Maya Brooks joins Cerberus only to eventually abandon them, taking [[spoiler:Shepard's clone]] with her.
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''Mass Effect: Foundation'' is a twelve-issue comic series published by Dark Horse Comics in 2013-14. It was written by ''Mass Effect'' trilogy lead writer Mac Walters and drawn by multiple artists over various issues. It takes place over the course of years, ties into ''VideoGame/MassEffect1'', ''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption'', ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', and the ''Citadel'' [=DLC=] for ''VideoGame/MassEffect3''. It covers Maya Brooks (known as Rasa) and how she joins Cerberus.
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''Mass Effect: Foundation'' is a twelve-issue thirteen-issue comic series published by Dark Horse Comics in 2013-14. It was written by ''Mass Effect'' trilogy lead writer Mac Walters and drawn by multiple artists over various issues. It takes place over the course of years, ties into ''VideoGame/MassEffect1'', ''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption'', ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', and the ''Citadel'' [=DLC=] for ''VideoGame/MassEffect3''. It covers Maya Brooks (known as Rasa) and how she joins Cerberus.
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* ICantBelieveImSayingThis: "--[[JerkassHasAPoint but that psycho Kai Leng was right]]."
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* ContinuitySnarl: Several comics don't match how the events they covered were described in the games themselves.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Nearly all of this series. Each individual issue expands into the various characters' pivot points in their lives. In the fourth and fifth issues, it features Miranda's and Jacob's failed attempt to recover Shepard's body, leading to the events of ''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption''.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Nearly all of this throughout the series. Each individual issue expands into the various characters' pivot points in their lives. In the fourth and fifth issues, it features Miranda's and Jacob's failed attempt to recover Shepard's body, leading to the events of ''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption''.''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption''.
* BeenThereShapedHistory: Rasa personally encountered people like Wrex and Jack. Not only that, but after [[spoiler:being routed out by Tela Vasir]], she was poisoned then spared by Thane.
* ForegoneConclusion: Many of the issues end as how we know it in the original games. In no particular order:
** Wrex failed to kill Fist the first time and is stalled by C-Sec in no part due to Rasa.
** Ashley became the SoleSurvivor of her squad on Eden Prime.
** Kaidan killed the DrillSergeantNasty turian in a fit of rage after he pushed him and the biotic students one too many times.
** Miranda and Jacob were sent on a mission to find leads on Shepard, who had died in the beginning of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2''. While they failed to get the body back, they managed to find where the body had been taken too.
** Jack attacked a Cerberus training facility and freed the "students" , she was captured by the Blue Suns.
** Kasumi's boyfriend and partner-in-crime, Keiji, was killed by Hock after a heist on Bekenstein.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Whenever Rasa and Kai Leng work together, it often isn't on the friendliest of terms. At best, they keep it professional. It eventually reaches a breaking point when they fail to apprehend Jack from a Cerberus training facility, so they parted ways afterwards.
* BeenThereShapedHistory: Rasa personally encountered people like Wrex and Jack. Not only that, but after [[spoiler:being routed out by Tela Vasir]], she was poisoned then spared by Thane.
* ForegoneConclusion: Many of the issues end as how we know it in the original games. In no particular order:
** Wrex failed to kill Fist the first time and is stalled by C-Sec in no part due to Rasa.
** Ashley became the SoleSurvivor of her squad on Eden Prime.
** Kaidan killed the DrillSergeantNasty turian in a fit of rage after he pushed him and the biotic students one too many times.
** Miranda and Jacob were sent on a mission to find leads on Shepard, who had died in the beginning of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2''. While they failed to get the body back, they managed to find where the body had been taken too.
** Jack attacked a Cerberus training facility and freed the "students" , she was captured by the Blue Suns.
** Kasumi's boyfriend and partner-in-crime, Keiji, was killed by Hock after a heist on Bekenstein.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Whenever Rasa and Kai Leng work together, it often isn't on the friendliest of terms. At best, they keep it professional. It eventually reaches a breaking point when they fail to apprehend Jack from a Cerberus training facility, so they parted ways afterwards.
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''Mass Effect: Foundation'' is a twelve-issue comic series published by Dark Horse Comics in 2013-14. It was written by ''Mass Effect'' trilogy lead writer Mac Walters and drawn by multiple artists over various issues. It takes place over the course of years, ties into ''VideoGame/MassEffect1'', ''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption'', ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', and the ''Citadel'' [=DLC=] for ''VideoGame/MassEffect3''. It covers Maya Brooks (known as Rasa) and how she joins Cerberus, and the origin of [[spoiler:Shepard's clone]].
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* VillainProtagonist: Maya Brooks/Rasa.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Nearly all of this series. Each individual issue expands into the various characters' pivot points in their lives. In the fourth and fifth issues, it features Miranda's and Jacob's failed attempt to recover Shepard's body, leading to the events of ''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption''.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Nearly all of this series. Each individual issue expands into the various characters' pivot points in their lives. In the fourth and fifth issues, it features Miranda's and Jacob's failed attempt to recover Shepard's body, leading to the events of ''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption''.
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!!''Mass Effect: Foundation'' contains the following tropes:
* VillainProtagonist: Maya Brooks/Rasa.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Nearly all of this series. Each individual issue expands into the various characters' pivot points in their lives. In the fourth and fifth issues, it features Miranda's and Jacob's failed attempt to recover Shepard's body, leading to the events of ''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption''.
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!!''Mass Effect: Foundation'' contains the following tropes:
* VillainProtagonist: Maya Brooks/Rasa.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Nearly all of this series. Each individual issue expands into the various characters' pivot points in their lives. In the fourth and fifth issues, it features Miranda's and Jacob's failed attempt to recover Shepard's body, leading to the events of ''ComicBook/MassEffectRedemption''.
