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* AsianCleaverFever: A character preparing Asian food a character incorporates knife acrobatics and general theatrics into the process of cooking and serving patrons.

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* AsianCleaverFever: A character preparing Asian food a character incorporates knife acrobatics and general theatrics into the process of cooking and serving patrons.
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* BigGuyFatalitySyndrome: TheBigGuy is the most likely to die in the FiveManBand.
* BishonenJumpSyndrome
* TheBlackDeath: A plague that happened in Medieval times.
* BrainFever
* ButNowIMustGo [[note]]Alternately "Film/MaryPoppins Syndrome"[[/note]]
* BystanderSyndrome
* CabinFever
* CareerEndingInjury
* CerebusSyndrome
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder
* ChronicHeroSyndrome
* ChronicVillainy
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome
* ColonCancer
* ComplacentGamingSyndrome
* ConvenientTerminalIllness
* CureForCancer
* DeceasedAndDiseased
* DefaultSettingSyndrome
* DefinitelyJustACold
* DiagnosedByTheAudience
* DisappointingLastLevel [[note]]Formerly "[[VideoGame/HalfLife1 Xen]] Syndrome"[[/note]]
* DiseaseBleach
* DiseaseByAnyOtherName
* DiseasedName
* DiseasePreventionAesop
* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed
* ElmuhFuddSyndwome
* FakingAnotherPersonsIllness
* FangThpeak
* FeverDreamEpisode
* FictionalDisability
* FloatingHeadSyndrome
* FlowersForAlgernonSyndrome
* FoodComa
* FootnoteFever
* FunnySchizophrenia
* GISSyndrome
* GoldFever
* GRatedMentalIllness
* GreenAroundTheGills
* HanahakiDisease
* HatePlague
* HollywoodPersonalityDisorders
* IdealIllnessImmunity
* IllnessBlanket
* IncurableCoughOfDeath
* InfectionScene
* InstantIllness
* UsefulNotes/KnightFever
* LateCharacterSyndrome
* LeslieNielsenSyndrome
* LimaSyndrome
* LittlestCancerPatient
* LondonEnglandSyndrome
* TheMentallyDisturbed
* MerlinSickness
* MetallicarSyndrome
* MethuselahSyndrome
* MiddleChildSyndrome
* MissingWhiteWomanSyndrome
* MistakenForDisease
* MorningSickness
* MunchausenSyndrome
* MusicVideoSyndrome
* MysticalPlague
* NauseaFuel
* OfficialCoupleOrdealSyndrome
* OnlyChildSyndrome
* PacManFever
* {{Phlegmings}}
* ThePlague
* PlagueDoctor
* {{Plaguemaster}}
* PlagueOfGoodFortune
* PlagueZombie
* PlayingSick
* PlotInducedIllness
* PolkaDotDisease
* ProneToVomiting
* ResurrectionSickness
* ReverseCerebusSyndrome
* SamaritanSyndrome
* ScienceRelatedMemeticDisorder
* ScullySyndrome
* {{Sequelitis}}
* SequentialSymptomSyndrome
* SickEpisode
* SicknessEqualsRedness
* SoapOperaDisease
* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome
* {{Somethingitis}}
* SpaceMadness
* SpecialSnowflakeSyndrome
* SpringCleaningFever
* SterilityPlague
* UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome
* SuccessfulSiblingSyndrome
* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome
* SuddenSequelHeelSyndrome
* SuddenWealthSyndrome [[note]]Also known as AFoolAndHisNewMoneyAreSoonParted[[/note]]
* SyntheticPlague
* TallPoppySyndrome
* TeleportationSickness
* TelevisuallyTransmittedDisease
* TemporalSickness
* TomHanksSyndrome
* TrippyFinaleSyndrome
* Administrivia/TropeNamerSyndrome
* TyphoidMary
* VictorianNovelDisease
* ViralTransformation
* TheVirus
* WeirdnessCensor [[note]]Formerly Sunnydale Syndrome[[/note]]
* WorfHadTheFlu
* ZombieInfectee

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* BigGuyFatalitySyndrome: TheBigGuy is the most likely to die in out of the FiveManBand.
heroic party.
* BishonenJumpSyndrome
BishonenJumpSyndrome: YMMV; works aimed at guys attempt to appeal to girls by making PrettyBoy male characters.
* TheBlackDeath: A plague which killed many people in history, most notably the 1348-1350 pandemic spanning Europe and Asia.
* BrainFever: A sickness in the brain caused by shock or stress.
* ButNowIMustGo: Also known as MaryPoppinsSyndrome; a hero leaves their team of heroes to go somewhere else.
* BystanderSyndrome: People ignore a crisis because they're not personally involved in it.
* CabinFever: Going mad from being in an isolated area without outside contact for an extended period.
* CareerEndingInjury: Someone unexpectedly suffers an illness/injury or one they already knew about abruptly worsens, making them unable to pursue their goals or career.
* CerebusSyndrome: A comedic work shifts towards more dramatic and serious storylines.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: A character regularly betrays their allies.
* ChronicHeroSyndrome: A character feels the need to help everyone, oftentimes to their own detriment.
* ChronicVillainy: A villain always reverts to evil ways, despite numerous attempts to reform.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: A character disappears from a series/franchise without an in-universe explanation and is nowhere to be seen or mentioned again.
* ColonCancer: Titles with two or more colons.
* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: YMMV; players select the same character/strategy over and over.
* ConvenientTerminalIllness: A character makes a HeroicSacrifice based on the reasoning
that happened in Medieval times.
they're going to die soon anyway, typically from terminal illness.
* BrainFever
CureForCancer: A miracle cure for a terminal, incurable disease, typically cancer.
* ButNowIMustGo [[note]]Alternately "Film/MaryPoppins Syndrome"[[/note]]
DeceasedAndDiseased: Zombies and other undead creatures are portrayed as poisonous or filled with disease, and they may spread death wherever they go.
* BystanderSyndrome
DefaultSettingSyndrome: YMMV; the game offers a variety of options, but everyone just picks the defaults.
* CabinFever
DefinitelyJustACold: A character has a serious disease but insists it's nothing.
* CareerEndingInjury
DiagnosedByTheAudience: YMMV; the audience speculates that a character has a disorder.
* CerebusSyndrome
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder
* ChronicHeroSyndrome
* ChronicVillainy
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome
* ColonCancer
* ComplacentGamingSyndrome
* ConvenientTerminalIllness
* CureForCancer
* DeceasedAndDiseased
* DefaultSettingSyndrome
* DefinitelyJustACold
* DiagnosedByTheAudience
* DisappointingLastLevel [[note]]Formerly
DisappointingLastLevel: Formerly "[[VideoGame/HalfLife1 Xen]] Syndrome"[[/note]]
Syndrome"; an otherwise good game has a bad final level.
* DiseaseBleach
DiseaseBleach: Prolonged stresses, typically an illness, turn someone's hair white.
* DiseaseByAnyOtherName
DiseaseByAnyOtherName: A known disease or disorder in modern times is referred to by a different term in the past or in another universe.
* DiseasedName
DiseasedName: A character is named after a disease.
* DiseasePreventionAesop
DiseasePreventionAesop: The moral of the story is about preventing getting sick and/or preventing getting others sick.
* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed
TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed: Aversion to mentioning a disease by name, typically due to social taboos.
* ElmuhFuddSyndwome
ElmuhFuddSyndwome: Characters talk with the 'L's and 'R's replaced with 'W's in their words.
* FakingAnotherPersonsIllness
FakingAnotherPersonsIllness: Pretending someone other than oneself is sick.
* FangThpeak
FangThpeak: A fanged character, often a vampire, has a speech impediment which causes them to mispronounce 'S' as 'TH' or 'SH'.
* FeverDreamEpisode
FeverDreamEpisode: A whole episode is taken through the perspective of someone's fever-induced hallucinations or nightmares.
* FictionalDisability
FictionalDisability: A character who has some sort of disability that doesn't exist in the real world, often related to fantasy/supernatural elements or more advanced technology.
* FloatingHeadSyndrome
FloatingHeadSyndrome: A generic film poster or DVD cover art that features multiple characters from the shoulders-up.
* FlowersForAlgernonSyndrome
FlowersForAlgernonSyndrome: A character gains a good trait or loses a bad one, but the changes disappear after some time has passed.
* FoodComa
FoodComa: Falling asleep after eating a big meal.
* FootnoteFever
* FunnySchizophrenia
* GISSyndrome
* GoldFever
* GRatedMentalIllness
* GreenAroundTheGills
* HanahakiDisease
* HatePlague
* HollywoodPersonalityDisorders
* IdealIllnessImmunity
* IllnessBlanket
* IncurableCoughOfDeath
* InfectionScene
* InstantIllness
* UsefulNotes/KnightFever
* LateCharacterSyndrome
* LeslieNielsenSyndrome
* LimaSyndrome
* LittlestCancerPatient
* LondonEnglandSyndrome
* TheMentallyDisturbed
* MerlinSickness
* MetallicarSyndrome
* MethuselahSyndrome
* MiddleChildSyndrome
* MissingWhiteWomanSyndrome
* MistakenForDisease
* MorningSickness
* MunchausenSyndrome
* MusicVideoSyndrome
* MysticalPlague
* NauseaFuel
* OfficialCoupleOrdealSyndrome
* OnlyChildSyndrome
* PacManFever
* {{Phlegmings}}
* ThePlague
* PlagueDoctor
* {{Plaguemaster}}
* PlagueOfGoodFortune
* PlagueZombie
* PlayingSick
* PlotInducedIllness
* PolkaDotDisease
* ProneToVomiting
* ResurrectionSickness
* ReverseCerebusSyndrome
* SamaritanSyndrome
* ScienceRelatedMemeticDisorder
* ScullySyndrome
* {{Sequelitis}}
* SequentialSymptomSyndrome
* SickEpisode
* SicknessEqualsRedness
* SoapOperaDisease
* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome
* {{Somethingitis}}
* SpaceMadness
* SpecialSnowflakeSyndrome
* SpringCleaningFever
* SterilityPlague
* UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome
* SuccessfulSiblingSyndrome
* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome
* SuddenSequelHeelSyndrome
* SuddenWealthSyndrome [[note]]Also
AFoolAndHisNewMoneyAreSoonParted: Also known as AFoolAndHisNewMoneyAreSoonParted[[/note]]
SuddenWealthSyndrome; a stock plot where a character has a huge and very sudden increase in expendable income, only to waste it all shortly thereafter.
* SyntheticPlague
FootnoteFever: Generous use of footnotes in media that don't usually have them.
* TallPoppySyndrome
FunnySchizophrenia: Mental illnesses and disorders being PlayedForLaughs.
* TeleportationSickness
GISSyndrome: Full name 'Google Image Search Syndrome'; the use of stock images as backgrounds.
* TelevisuallyTransmittedDisease
GoldFever: Characters who come across a trove of gold (or silver, gems, cash or other treasure, but most often yellow gold) will almost inevitably become obsessed over it to the point of near lunacy.
* TemporalSickness
GRatedMentalIllness: Kid-friendly depictions of mental illness.
* TomHanksSyndrome
GreenAroundTheGills: Nausea depicted in fiction as a character's face turning green.
* TrippyFinaleSyndrome
HanahakiDisease: A fictional disease where someone begins coughing up flower petals because they have unrequited feelings for someone.
* Administrivia/TropeNamerSyndrome
HatePlague: A plot where an unknown force causes characters to become angry and disagreeable with each other.
* TyphoidMary
IdealIllnessImmunity: A character who is somehow immune to all disease.
* VictorianNovelDisease
IllnessBlanket: Illness is signaled by the character being wrapped in a blanket; does not include instances where the sick character is in bed.
* ViralTransformation
IncurableCoughOfDeath: A character with a chronic cough will die by the end of the work.
* TheVirus
InfectionScene: A scene that shows exactly how a person becomes infected with a disease.
* WeirdnessCensor [[note]]Formerly InstantIllness: Diseases in fiction take an unrealistically short time to develop.
* UsefulNotes/KnightFever: UsefulNotes page on British titles of nobility and honour.
* LateCharacterSyndrome: A video game party member introduced later than others sees little actual use.
* LeslieNielsenSyndrome: Trivia; a dramatic actor does comedy, sometimes temporarily.
* LimaSyndrome: An abductor feels sympathy for their captive.
* LittlestCancerPatient: A child with a terminal disease that can survive anything except the disease itself killing them.
* LondonEnglandSyndrome: Stating the city and country to avoid confusion with another location of the same name.
* TheMentallyDisturbed: Mental illnesses are treated as character flaws instead of the potentially debilitating conditions they really are.
* MerlinSickness: A character ages in reverse.
* MetallicarSyndrome: A distinctive vehicle is never searched by cops in fiction.
* MethuselahSyndrome: Humans living and staying able-bodied far longer than in real life, with little to no explanation.
* MiddleChildSyndrome: If someone is neither the eldest or youngest sibling, they will be TheUnfavourite.
* MissingWhiteWomanSyndrome: The news covers the murder, kidnapping, or disappearance for middle-to-upper class White women and girls more than missing persons from any other class, race, or gender.
* MistakenForDisease: An inexplicable mishap is incorrectly assumed to be the result of a disease.
* MorningSickness: Morning nausea as a shorthand or tell for pregnancy.
* MunchausenSyndrome: A psychological disorder that causes people to feign illness for attention and sympathy.
* MusicVideoSyndrome: Media that are not music videos are cut to resemble music videos.
* MysticalPlague: ThePlague created either by magic or divine powers.
* NauseaFuel: YMMV; scenes and events intentionally made to make the audience want to puke.
* OceanMadness: Being at sea for extended periods of time can drive a person insane. This may or may not involve drinking seawater.
* OfficialCoupleOrdealSyndrome: The OfficialCouple is put through Hell for the duration of the plot.
* OnlyChildSyndrome: Only children are stereotyped to be lonely, independent, selfish, or spoiled.
* PacManFever: All fictional video games are portrayed as 80s era games.
* {{Phlegmings}}: A character is depicted with saliva, phlegm, drool, or some other mucus dangling between their teeth, typically to show that they're a badass, creepy, or furious.
* ThePlague: A widespread contagious disease.
* PlagueDoctor: The stereotypical outfit of a doctor treating the Plague -- an ankle length overcoat, boots, thick gloves, a brim hat and a mask reminiscent of a raven's face, complete with a beak.
* {{Plaguemaster}}: A character who intentionally spreads disease, typically having supernatural powers over it.
* PlagueOfGoodFortune: A character has an amazing series of good things happen to them, despite the fact that they don't want it to.
* PlagueZombie: Zombification is portrayed as an infectious disease in fiction, or is caused by one.
* PlayingSick: Pretending to be sick to avoid something unpleasant.
* PlotInducedIllness: Illness strikes when it's most convenient for the plot.
* PolkaDotDisease: A fictional disease that's characterized by having spots somewhere on the body.
* ProneToVomiting: Someone who throws up a lot.
* ResurrectionSickness: A character has various physical ailments after coming back to life.
* ReverseCerebusSyndrome: A serious work grows lighter and more comedic as it goes on.
* SamaritanSyndrome: Heroes feel guilty for every time they might have saved someone, but didn't.
* ScienceRelatedMemeticDisorder: A psychological disorder which causes a character to act like a MadScientist.
* ScullySyndrome: Skeptical characters come up with convoluted ways to explain away a phenomenon that is blatantly supernatural in nature.
* {{Sequelitis}}: YMMV; a franchise or series gets worse with each new installment.
* SequentialSymptomSyndrome: A gag where someone lists the symptoms of a medical condition, and someone else nearby shows them as they're said.
* SickEpisode: A character is sick for one episode.
* SicknessEqualsRedness: If a character is sick, typically with a cold, they are portrayed with red noses and/or cheeks.
* SoapOperaDisease: A vaguely-defined, deadly, chronic disease commonly seen in soap operas.
* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: A child character is suddenly older without explanation.
* {{Somethingitis}}: Using the suffix '-itis' as shorthand for disease or problem.
* SpaceMadness: Being in space for extended periods of time can drive a person insane.
* SpecialSnowflakeSyndrome: An RPG or other character is created with unusual traits or abilities for the setting, usually out of the player's desire for the character to stand out.
* SpringCleaningFever: Cleaning being treated as SeriousBusiness.
* SterilityPlague: For one reason or another, people can't give birth anymore.
* UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome: UsefulNotes page on a proposed psychological condition in which kidnapped victims develop loyalty, sympathy, or affection (sometimes even sexual attraction) for their captor.
* SuccessfulSiblingSyndrome: Someone feels their more successful sibling overshadows them.
* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: In a setting where AnyoneCanDie, a character survives the first installment, only to die early or suddenly in the sequel.
* SuddenSequelHeelSyndrome: A character who was on the good side in the first installment becomes evil early in the next one.
* SyntheticPlague: ThePlague is artificially created by humans instead of natural means.
* TallPoppySyndrome: Bringing an individual "better" than oneself (or the general population) down to their level, usually out of either envy or desire for conformity.
* TeleportationSickness: Teleportation has unpleasant side effects even when it functions normally.
* TelevisuallyTransmittedDisease: Rare diseases are disproportionately common in fiction.
* TemporalSickness: TimeTravel making someone physically ill.
* TomHanksSyndrome: Trivia; an actor mostly known for comedy switches to drama, either permanently or temporarily.
* TrippyFinaleSyndrome: The finale of a series takes place in some trippy and abstract realm.
* Administrivia/TropeNamerSyndrome: Administrivia; editors trying a little too hard to create a new TropeNamer.
* TyphoidMary: A character carries and spreads a deadly disease without showing symptoms; they may have no idea they have the disease at all and often refuse to accept they have it.
* VictorianNovelDisease: A woman is DelicateAndSickly, and the illness is said to be very serious, if not terminal, but she looks perfectly healthy if a bit pale, and she's generally still physically able.
* ViralTransformation: A transformation that can be spread through a virus and physically changes humans to non-humans.
* TheVirus: Something that turns others into itself or into entities subservient to itself.
* WeirdnessCensor: Formerly known as
Sunnydale Syndrome[[/note]]
Syndrome; the {{Muggles}} see supernatural phenomena but refuse to believe they saw it.
* WorfHadTheFlu
WorfHadTheFlu: A much stronger character is defeated during a fight against a lesser character due to an illness or some other handicap.
* ZombieInfecteeZombieInfectee: A character is infected with TheVirus during a ZombieApocalypse or some related scenario, and tries to hide their condition from their friends.



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* {{Altitis}}
* AsianCleaverFever
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* {{Bedheaditis}}
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AesopAmnesia: Characters learn an important lesson, and then forget it to maintain the status quo.
* {{Altitis}}
{{Altitis}}: YMMV; players keep creating a new characters to see what odd combinations of skills, abilities and appearances they can discover.
* AsianCleaverFever
AsianCleaverFever: A character preparing Asian food a character incorporates knife acrobatics and general theatrics into the process of cooking and serving patrons.
* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder
AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder: Trivia; a creator working on a lot of projects at the same time.
* {{Bedheaditis}}
{{Bedheaditis}}: A sick character's illness is indicated by messy hair.
* BeneficialDisease
BeneficialDisease: Diseases with positive effects.
* BigGuyFatalitySyndromeBigGuyFatalitySyndrome: TheBigGuy is the most likely to die in the FiveManBand.
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