History JustForFun / TropeEpitaphRenamedTropesMToZ

* Here lies ''Outer Limits'' Twist -- What a CruelTwistEnding!

* Here lies Sein Language -- It didn't [[TheCatchPhraseCatchesOn catch on]].[[note]]A needlessly opaque reference to how the idiolect of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' spread throughout the real world.[[/note]]

* Here lies The Thing -- We needed to [[TalkAboutThatThing talk about it somewhere else.]][[note]]Named after an episode in ''Series/FamilyTies'' where they referred to the sensitive topic that prompted a RoomShuffle as "the thing". However, [[Administrivia/TropeNamerSyndrome it was often confused for other characters/works named "The Thing".]][[/note]]

* Here lies Unfunny -- Its funeral was surprisingly [[TheComicallySerious comical]].[[note]]Unclear name. Renamed to TheComicallySerious to better indicate its meaning.[[/note]]

* Here lies Villainous Aromantic Asexual -- There was NoLoveForTheWicked.[[note]]Was broadened so that the villain doesn't have to be explicitly within the ace spectrum as long as their villainy is defined by their inability to love. This also includes villains who are primarily defined by their lust. Additionally, the aspect where the villain is seen as freakish for their lovelessness tended to be ignored.[[/note]]

* Here lies Now Which One Was That Voice? -- [[UnspecifiedCreditRole Wasn't credited for its unnamed role.]][[note]]After being moved to Trivia, it was renamed to UnspecifiedCreditRole and disambiguated into its old name and UncreditedRole.[[/note]]

* Ici repose Truffaut Was Right et Pink Lipstick Aesop -- Despite the warnings, they died [[DoNotDoThisCoolThing doing that cool thing.]][[note]]The former was named after Creator/FrancoisTruffaut while the latter was named after a scene in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'', but both references flew over people's heads.[[/note]]

* Here lies Ten with a Two -- [[BeerGoggles He hit on the reaper while drunk]].

* Ici reposent Truffaut Was Right et Pink Lipstick Aesop -- Despite the warnings, they died [[DoNotDoThisCoolThing doing that cool thing.]][[note]]The former was named after Creator/FrancoisTruffaut while the latter was named after a scene in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'', but both references flew over people's heads.[[/note]]

* Here lies Martin Guerre -- [[DeadPersonImpersonation His identity was stolen after his death.]][[note]]Renamed to avoid collision with [[Theatre/MartinGuerre the musical of the same name.]][[/mote]]

* Ici repose Truffaut Was Right et Pink Lipstick Aesop -- Despite the warnings, they died [[DoNotDoThisCoolThing doing that cool thing.]][[note]]The former was named after Creator/FrancoisTruffaut while the latter was named after a scene in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'', but both references flew over people's heads.[[/note]]

* Here lie Name That Tune and Theme Tune Cameo -- [[DiegeticSoundtrackUsage No one in the universe could hear it]].[[note]]The former collided with [[Series/NameThatTune the show of the same name]] while the latter was being used for "any preexisting music appearing in a work, whether in-universe or not". The definition was reworked into DiegeticSoundtrackUsage.[[/note]]

* Pink Bishōjo Ghetto ga koko ni nemuru -- Was {{improbabl|eFemaleCast}}y replaced by an all-female cast.[[note]]Not only was familiarity with the term {{Bishoujo}} required, but it also implied that it was a JapaneseMediaTrope, when it's not exclusive to Japanese works. It was also an obscure reference to the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_Ghetto "pink ghetto"]], which was opposite of the trope's definition.[[/note]]

* Here lies My God, What Have You Done? -- WhatTheHellHero ''You're'' the one who killed it!

* Here lies Theme Tune Cameo -- [[DiegeticSoundtrackUsage No one in the universe could hear it]].[[note]]TTC was being used for "any preexisting music appearing in a work, whether in-universe or not". The definition was reworked into DiegeticSoundtrackUsage.[[/note]]

* Here lie Twenty Minutes with Jerks -- They needed the {{develop|ingDoomedCharacters}}ment that arrived in the 21st.

* Tady lezi Zmelik -- Fought for his life but lost to a {{dark horse|Victory}}.

* Here lie Sword Chucks -- Were [[{{Pun}} chucked]] out in favor of {{instant|Chucks}} ones.[[note]]Was an ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'' reference, which was about [[MixAndMatchWeapons Mix-And-Match Weapons]] composed of only two weapons, but was retooled to be about improvised nunchucks.[[/note]]

* Pink Bishōjo Ghetto ga koko ni nemuru -- Was {{improbabl|eFemaleCast}}y replaced by an all-female cast.[[note]]Not only was familiarity with the term {{Bishoujo}} trope required, but it also implied that it was a JapaneseMediaTrope, when it's not exclusive to Japanese works. It was also an obscure reference to the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_Ghetto "pink ghetto"]], which was opposite of the trope's definition.[[/note]]

* Here lie Sword Chucks -- Were [[{{Pun}} chucked]] out in favor of {{instant|Chucks}} ones.[[note]]Was an ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'' reference which was about [[MixAndMatchWeapons Mix-And-Match Weapons]] composed of only two weapons, but was retooled to be about improvised nunchucks.[[/note]]

* Here lie Trans Gender Tropes -- Were [[GenderBlendingTropes blended]] up.[[note]]The old name sounded like it the tropes had to do with being transgender, when that wasn't the case for all of them. TransgenderTropes was then created as an index covering the former after Transgender was made into a Useful Note since the original trope used to [[Administrivia/PeopleSitOnChairs list every character who was trans]].[[/note]]

* Here lie Peek a Bangs -- [[HidingBehindYourBangs Hid from the bangs]], but still died in the explosion.[[note]][[Administrivia/PeopleSitOnChairs Chairs that peek out from behind]], so it was renamed to focus on the partial hair bangs indicating shyness or mystery, while the old name was disambiguated.[[/note]]

* Here lie Marc Anthony and Pussyfoot -- [[WesternAnimation/FeedTheKitty Kicked out when their owner discovered trash all around the house]].[[note]]Named after the two main two characters from ''WesternAnimation/FeedTheKitty'', which was lost on many tropers, while many who did get the reference thought the scope was limited to dogs and cats. This led to the trope being renamed to LittleGuyBigBuddy.[[/note]]

* Here lies NoRestForTheWicked -- Its wickedness [[TheInsomniac kept it up all night]], but it found a permanent resting place.[[note]]Renamed due to misuse of a preexisting term. The old name was later turned into a disambiguation page.[[/note]]

* Here lies NotGoodWithPeople -- Abandoned its human friends to [[BetterWithNonHumanCompany be with its non-human ones.]][[note]]Was misused for any socially awkward character when the trope is about any character who gets along better with non-humans than humans. Thus it was renamed while the old trope name was disambiguated.[[/note]]

* Here lies OneMillionBC -- It was made HollywoodPrehistory.[[note]]Trope was about the stereotypical inaccuracies of prehistory, but was misused for more realistic (but still inaccurate) portrayals of the time period. Thus, the trope was renamed while the old name was disambiguated.[[/note]]

* Here lies TooSoon -- Keep your {{distance|dFromCurrentEvents}} from this one, because it's too soon to confirm that it won't come back as a zombie.[[note]]Often confused with DudeNotFunny, which is what the phrase "too soon" usually refers to in contexts other than TV Tropes. It was renamed as a result, with the old name being turned into a disambiguation between the new name and DudeNotFunny.[[/note]]

* Here lies UltimateEvil -- Its demise was {{unseen|Evil}}.[[note]]The old name was vague and could refer to several things; characters that are evil incarnate, the overarching villain in a work, a villain above the BigBad, or the final villain in a work, which led to it being disambiguated between these things. The new name makes it clear that it's an evil that the audience never sees the face or shape of.[[/note]]

* Here lies MakeMeWannaShout -- Was drowned out by a SuperScream.[[note]]Was too broad in its description, resulting in people to mistake it for being about generic sound powers or loud noises in general. It was renamed to clarify that it's specifically about sonic scream abilities, with the old name disambiguated.[[/note]]

* Here lies TheMissingno -- Missing in action for so many days that a different GlitchEntity took the glitch Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'s place.[[note]]Administrivia/TropeNamerSyndrome. People often misused it to refer to works that merely referenced the original Missingno. (a glitch Franchise/{{Pokemon}} from ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue''), despite the trope referring to any game element that exists solely due to a glitch (primarily characters and items). The old name was turned into a disambiguation page between the new name and the page for ''Pokémon Red and Blue''.[[/note]]

* Here lie PeekABangs -- [[HidingBehindYourBangs Hid from the bangs]], but still died in the explosion.[[note]][[Administrivia/PeopleSitOnChairs Chairs that peek out from behind]], so it was renamed to focus on the partial hair bangs indicating shyness or mystery, while the old name was disambiguated.[[/note]]

* Here lies OverprotectiveDad -- Punched in the face after attempting to [[BoyfriendBlockingDad block his daughter's boyfriend]] from entering their home.[[note]]Meant to be about fathers objecting to the thoughts of their daughter getting a boyfriend, but was misused to refer to only general overprotectiveness. A rename was in order, while the old name is now a disambiguation page.[[/note]]

* Here lies Wallmaster -- Its {{ambushing|Enemy}} days were over after it was cut down with the [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda Master Sword]].[[note]]Administrivia/TropeNamerSyndrome. Better renamed to indicate that it's about enemies that don't attack until the player draws near.[[/note]]

* Here lies You Blockhead -- [[NeverMyFault Refused to admit fault for its actions]] until the very end.[[note]]Named after [[ComicStrip/Peanuts Lucy van Pelt]]'s catchphrase, which wasn't always used in the intended context, including tropers occasionally insulting each others' opinions.[[/note]]

* Here lies Make Me Wanna Shout -- Was drowned out by a SuperScream.[[note]]Was too broad in its description, resulting in people to mistake it for being about generic sound powers or loud noises in general. It was renamed to clarify that it's specifically about sonic scream abilities.[[/note]]

* Here lies WTH, Casting Agency? -- [[QuestionableCasting Recasted after the audience questioned it.]][[note]]Trope was expanded to include casting choices that were well-received pre-release but questionable post-release, so it was renamed to reflect that.[[/note]]