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See also TheCatfish, a more elusive kind of fish. If you searched for Legendary ''Crap,'' you either want BlatantLies, SolidGoldPoop, ToiletHumor, SoBadItsGood, or a page on the DarthWiki/DarthWiki that shall not be named. Subtrope to AnimalMotifs and MythicalMotifs.
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See also TheCatfish, a more elusive kind of fish. If you searched for Legendary ''Crap,'' you either want BlatantLies, SolidGoldPoop, ToiletHumor, SoBadItsGood, or a page on the DarthWiki/DarthWiki that shall not be named. Subtrope to AnimalMotifs and MythicalMotifs.
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See also TheCatfish, a more elusive kind of fish. If you searched for Legendary ''Crap,'' you either want BlatantLies, SolidGoldPoop, ToiletHumor, SoBadItsGood, or a page on the DarthWiki/DarthWiki that shall not be named.
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See also TheCatfish, a more elusive kind of fish. If you searched for Legendary ''Crap,'' you either want BlatantLies, SolidGoldPoop, ToiletHumor, SoBadItsGood, or a page on the DarthWiki/DarthWiki that shall not be named. Subtrope to AnimalMotifs and MythicalMotifs.
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** In ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'' the main protagonist, Ichiban Kasuga, has a tattoo on his back that shows a carp that has ascended up the waterfall and became a dragon, signifying his rise from the rock bottom into the Arakawa family. It's also something of an ActorAllusion since Ichiban is voiced by Nishikiyama's VA.
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** In ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'' the main protagonist, Ichiban Kasuga, has a tattoo on his back that shows a carp that has ascended up the waterfall and became a dragon, signifying his rise from the rock bottom into the Arakawa family.Family. If you read his name under Japanese naming conventions, then it sounds like "kasu ga ichiban", meaning "lowlife to number one". It's also something of an ActorAllusion since Ichiban is voiced by Nishikiyama's VA.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}'':
** The original ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' introduces [[EvilFormerFriend Akira Nishikiyama]] who is associated with a koi as a direct reference to the legend. His driving motivation is his ambition to become more and better than his old friend Kiryu, the Dragon of Dojima.
** The original ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' introduces [[EvilFormerFriend Akira Nishikiyama]] who is associated with a koi as a direct reference to the legend. His driving motivation is his ambition to become more and better than his old friend Kiryu, the Dragon of Dojima.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}'':
''VideoGame/LikeADragon'':
**The original ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' introduces [[EvilFormerFriend Akira Nishikiyama]] who is associated with a koi as a direct reference to the legend. His driving motivation is his ambition to become more and better than his old friend Kiryu, the Dragon of Dojima.
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* Magikarp in the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime usually appear as extras in underwater scenes and the badly-disguised wares of a SnakeOilSalesman, but occasionally have made a bigger impression:
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* Magikarp in the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'' usually appear as extras in underwater scenes and the badly-disguised wares of a SnakeOilSalesman, but occasionally have made a bigger impression:
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** The episode "''Ya See We Want An Evolution!''" had a Magikarp and Feebas (its {{expy}}[=/=]{{foil}}) beating the snot out of Piplup and Ash's Pikachu almost effortlessly.
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** The episode "''Ya See We Want An Evolution!''" had a Magikarp and Feebas (its {{expy}}[=/=]{{foil}}) SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute) beating the snot out of Piplup and Ash's Pikachu almost effortlessly.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{Hololive}}'': This trope is why the {{Animal Motif}} of the wandering samurai, [[Characters/HololiveHolostarsEnglish Josuiji Shinri]], is the koi fish. The story he tells at the start of his debut is the legend about a koi that kept swimming upstream and leapt up a waterfall with the gods turning it into a dragon for its efforts, upon which he relates the koi's determination as a lesson to constantly strive and improve. Fittingly, his fanbase is represented by a stylized koi fish wearing a miniature version of [[AllAsiansWearConicalStrawHats his conical straw hat]].
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* ''WebAnimation/{{Hololive}}'': This trope is why the {{Animal Motif}} of the wandering samurai, [[Characters/HololiveHolostarsEnglish Josuiji Shinri]], is the koi fish. The story he tells at the start of his debut is the legend about a koi that kept swimming upstream and leapt up a waterfall with the gods turning it into a dragon for its efforts, upon which he relates the koi's determination as a lesson to constantly strive and improve. Fittingly, his fanbase is represented by a stylized koi fish wearing a miniature version of [[AllAsiansWearConicalStrawHats his conical straw hat]].
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* In one of the versions of ''VideoGame/DwarfFortress'', the game's creator accidentally made carp far too powerful: their default bite attack did as much damage as a wolf's and due to a bug in the skill system, they could increase their stats by swimming. Undead carp were even worse: [[FlyingSeafoodSpecial they can walk on land]], so you were either screwed or [[AttackAttackAttack very brave]] if you tried building a fortress near them. Later versions dialed their power back a great deal. Then aimed attacks were implemented, and fish became dangerous again (''sturgeon'' are the new aquatic dwarf-killers).
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* In one of the versions of ''VideoGame/DwarfFortress'', the game's creator accidentally made carp far too powerful: their default bite attack did as much damage as a wolf's and due to a bug in the skill system, they could increase their stats by swimming.swimming, which they did all the time anyway due to being fish. Undead carp were even worse: [[FlyingSeafoodSpecial they can walk on land]], so you were either screwed or [[AttackAttackAttack very brave]] if you tried building a fortress near them. Later versions dialed their power back a great deal. Then aimed attacks were implemented, and fish became dangerous again (''sturgeon'' are the new aquatic dwarf-killers).
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-->-- '''[[VideoGame/DwarfFortress Toady One the Great]]'''
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-->-- '''[[VideoGame/DwarfFortress Toady '''Toady One the Great]]'''
Great''', ''VideoGame/DwarfFortress''
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[[caption-width-right:300:[[Memes/{{Pokemon}} I swear to God,]] [[{{Magikarp Power}} when I evolve...]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:300:[[Memes/{{Pokemon}} I swear to God,]] God]], [[{{Magikarp Power}} when I evolve...]]]]
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* Two of them appear in ''VideoGame/LiveALive'', and both of them are considered a BonusBoss. Lord Iwama from the Twilight of Edo Japan chapter, and Lucretius from the Final Chapter.
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* Two of them appear in ''VideoGame/LiveALive'', and both of them are considered a BonusBoss.an OptionalBoss. Lord Iwama from the Twilight of Edo Japan chapter, and Lucretius from the Final Chapter.
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* A BonusBoss in ''VideoGame/LiveALive'', Amulucretia, is a giant carp.
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* A BonusBoss Two of them appear in ''VideoGame/LiveALive'', Amulucretia, is and both of them are considered a giant carp.BonusBoss. Lord Iwama from the Twilight of Edo Japan chapter, and Lucretius from the Final Chapter.
