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* CharacterShilling: The creator likes a certain character and goes out of their way to convey this through the other characters.
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* BorrowingFromTheSisterSeries: A creator takes a successful feature from one of their series to use in another, minimizing the risk of trying something completley new.
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* BorrowingFromTheSisterSeries: A creator takes a successful feature from one of their series to use in another, minimizing the risk of trying something completley completely new.
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* LocalReference: Even when a work takes place outside of a creator's RealLife area, they will still have a reference or two to it.
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* LocalReference: Even when a work takes place outside of a creator's RealLife area, they will still have include a reference or two to it.
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* ProtectionFromEditors: If a work is exempt from criticism, criticism or correction, its quality usually takes a toll.suffers.
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* MostWritersAreMale: Most published writers are male, so male protagonists, all-male teams, and misconceptions ([[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement or other problems]]) regarding women are more prevalent.
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* MostWritersAreMale: Most published writers are male, so male protagonists, all-male teams, and misconceptions ([[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement or (or other problems]]) problems) regarding women are more prevalent.
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* {{Pun}}
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* PhilosophicalParable: An ideology or philosophy is illustrated via a fictional work.
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* RarelyPerformedSong: Fans may or may not like the song, but the artist may (almost) never perform it again.
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* BuryYourArt: The creator goes out of their way to make sure no one can access a work they hate.
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* DisownedAdaptation: The creator of the original work dislikes the adaptaiton.adaptation.
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* MoralDissonance: It's okay if the hero does it, but if the villain does it? ''FOR SHAME!''
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* HypotheticalCasting: Someone involved in a fictional project makes a list of actors who would best represent a cast of fictional characters.
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* HypotheticalCasting: Someone involved in a fictional project makes a list of compares characters to actors who would best represent a cast of fictional characters.them.
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Mary Sue doesn't have a clear enough definition to list its traits.
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* MarySueTropes: An index of tropes and types of MarySue characters(FlameBait).
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* MarySueTropes: An index of tropes and types of MarySue characters.characters(FlameBait).
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''Series/{{Community}}'', "[[Recap/CommunityS2E05MessianicMythsAndAncientPeoples Messianic Myths and Ancient Peoples]]"
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->'''Abed:''' I wanna tell the story of Jesus from the perspective of a filmmaker exploring the life of Jesus.\\
'''Shirley:''' That sounds ... very appealing to filmmakers.
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* HypotheticalCasting: Someone involved in a fictional project makes a list of actors who would best represent a cast of fictional characters.
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* CelebrityBreakUpSong: A BreakUpSong written by a celebrity about another celebrity.
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* BleachedUnderpants: The creator of a kid-friendly work previously made a more adult-themed work, or the kid-friendly work itself is a more squeaky-clean version of its predecessor.
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* FleeceTheBudget: Just to spite their employer, employees take part in ''very'' expensive acts and segments.
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* ArtReflectsPersonality: An artist's work reveals what's going in their head and/or heart.
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* MostWritersAreMale: Most published writers are male, so male protagonists, all-male teams, and misconceptions ([[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement ([[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement or other problems]]) regarding women are more prevalent.
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AnAesop: A story's main message or moral.
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AnimeReality: An index for stereotypes in anime.
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AuthorCatchphrase: A phrase not necessarily spoken by a character, but appears several times throughout a novel.
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AuthorFilibuster: The story comes to a grinding halt so the author can give their readers a long, ''long'' speech about a message or opinion.
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ConstrainedWriting: Writing with a certain challenge or limit.
*ContinuityDrift
ContinuityDrift: Details in a work (setting, characters, history, etc.) change as it goes on.
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CreativeDifferences: The reason given to the public explaining why a writer/actor/etc is no longer associated with a work. May or may not ''actually'' be the reason.
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*CreatorBreakdown
CreatorBreakdown: A creator's RealLife poor circumstances and experiences influence their work.
*CreatorCareerSelfDeprecation
CreatorCareerSelfDeprecation: The occupation of a character is portrayed as dumb, lame, etc., but it's the same career the creator has.
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EveryoneOwnsAMac: On top of seemingly everyone in a work owning a Mac, it's simply the only kind of computer device in the work.
*FilibusterFreefall
FilibusterFreefall: A work starts off neutral at the beginning, but at some point, the author's personal opinions and feelings take over.
*FleeceTheBudget
FleeceTheBudget: Just to spite their employer, employees take part in ''very'' expensive acts and segments.
*HalfRememberedHomage
HalfRememberedHomage: A creator takes inspiration from another work, but while in the creation process, they actively avoid going back to the original work so as not to copy it.
*HemisphereBias
HemisphereBias: When the Earth is seen from a distance, it is the part of the world holding the target audience that is shown.
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HollywoodStyle: An index for all tropes dealing with the liberties and logic of Hollywood.
*InterpretativeCharacter
InterpretativeCharacter: As long as they keep a few defining traits, a character can be adapted in many different ways.
*LoadsAndLoadsOfWriters
LoadsAndLoadsOfWriters: Having more than one writer for a work is not uncommon, but some works have a ''lot'' of writers.
*LocalReference
LocalReference: Even when a work takes place outside of a creator's RealLife area, they will still have a reference or two to it.
*LoveMakesYouUncreative
LoveMakesYouUncreative: The decline of quality in a creator's work is blamed on them entering a relationship.
*MarySueTropes
MarySueTropes: An index of tropes and types of MarySue characters.
*MoralDissonance
MoralDissonance: It's okay if the hero does it, but if the villain does it? ''FOR SHAME!''
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MoralLuck: A character is condemned or praised for actions that they do, but said actions really depended on luck more than anything.
*TheMoralSubstitute
TheMoralSubstitute: The original work was just too ''scandalous'', so a cleaner, better, "family-friendly" version is made.
*MostFanficWritersAreFans
MostFanficWritersAreFans: Most of the time, if an author creates a fanfiction for a work, it's because they really, truly are fans of it. Thus, they are very knowledgeable about the original work's plot and setting.
*MostFanficWritersAreGirls
MostFanficWritersAreGirls: If a work brings up fanfiction, it'll most likely fall into the romance genre, and the author(s) will be a girl.
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MostWritersAreAdults: Children in a work act too young or too old for their actual age.
*MostWritersAreHuman
MostWritersAreHuman: Other races besides humans appear in a work, but most of the focus will be on the humans.
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MostWritersAreMale: Most published writers are male, so male protagonists, all-male teams, and misconceptions ([[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement or other problems]]) regarding women are more prevalent.
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NotDrawnToScale: To avoid meticulous attention to detail, characters' sizes are not set.
*OlderThanTheDemographic
OlderThanTheDemographic: The character(s) of a work are older than the target demographic.
*PleaseSubscribeToOurChannelPleaseSubscribeToOurChannel: Website content is free, but said website asks for you to subscribe, donate, etc.
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WritersSuck: Writers in a work always get the worst treatment.
*WritingForTheTradeWritingForTheTrade: All together, a work is comprehensible and maybe even fun to read. But while it's being released in weekly/monthly installments, it can be hard to keep up with.
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CreatorsApathy: The creator admits that they didn't care about the work's quality.
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CreatorsFavorite: The creator's most liked character.
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CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: The creator's most liked episode.
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DisownedAdaptation: The creator of the original work dislikes the adaptaiton.
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DoingItForTheArt: The creator makes the work for artistic merit rather than profit.
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