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See also ChildrenAreInnocent, HumansAreTheRealMonsters, ImprobableInfantSurvival and WhatMeasureIsANonCute.
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See also ChildrenAreInnocent, HumansAreTheRealMonsters, ImprobableInfantSurvival and ImprobableInfantSurvival, WhatMeasureIsANonCute.
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* The Deery and Bucknoose enemy encounters in ''VideoGame/AdventureQuest'' subvert this trope. At first blush, they look like innocent fawns. The descriptions warn they aren't just "young, harmless animals", though. After taking enough damage, however, they transform into skeletal creatures of the Darkness element with {{Sinister Deer Skull}}s for heads.
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* The Deery and Bucknoose enemy encounters in ''VideoGame/AdventureQuest'' subvert this trope. At first blush, they look like innocent fawns. The fawns, but the descriptions warn you they aren't just "young, harmless animals", though. After animals". Sure enough, after taking enough damage, however, they transform into skeletal creatures of the Darkness element with {{Sinister Deer Skull}}s for heads.
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* The Deery and Bucknoose enemy encounters in ''VideoGame/AdventureQuest'' subvert this trope. At first blush, they look like innocent fawns. The descriptions warn they aren't just "young, harmless animals", though. After taking enough damage, however, they transform into skeletal creatures of the Darkness element with {{Sinister Deer Skull}}s for heads.
* The Deery and Bucknoose enemy encounters in ''VideoGame/AdventureQuest'' subvert this trope. At first blush, they look like innocent fawns. The descriptions warn they aren't just "young, harmless animals", though. After taking enough damage, however, they transform into skeletal creatures of the Darkness element with {{Sinister Deer Skull}}s for heads.
