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%%* Call him a protagonist of a {{Manhua}} than a manga, but Ye Ren is this for ''Manhua/BloodlineTheLastRoyalVampire''.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' was bitten by the spider which gave him his powers when he was fifteen, which would probably put him at sophomore age, and all of his classmates were roughly the same age. The same is true in ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'' where, thanks to {{ComicBookTime}}, he stays for the whole run.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' was bitten by the spider which gave him his powers when he was fifteen, which would probably put him at sophomore age, and all of his classmates were roughly the same age. The same is true in ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'' where, thanks to {{ComicBookTime}}, {{Comic Book Time}}, he stays for the whole run.
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High schools are a very common setting, which means the hero is generally a high school student. But how old should they be? If they're seniors, there's a chance that [[SeniorYearStruggles graduation issues might interfere with the plot]]. If a first year, they're new to the school. Either one can complicate things. To avoid that, the writers will often opt to put them between the two poles, leading to this trope. The hero is free to have the widest range of plots without stressing about graduation or being new.
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High schools are a very common setting, which means the hero is generally a high school student. But how old should they be? If they're seniors, there's a chance that [[SeniorYearStruggles graduation issues might interfere with the plot]]. If a first year, they're new to the school.school and have yet to learn the ropes. Either one can complicate things. To avoid that, the writers will often opt to put them between the two poles, leading to this trope. The hero is free to have the widest range of plots without stressing about graduation or being new.
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* ''Series/TeenWolf'' begins during Scott and Stiles' sophomore year and leaves off at the end of senior year, but without focusing on graduation.
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In many countries, second-year high school students are around the age of [[DangerousSixteenthBirthday sixteen]], which is considered the threshold at which teenagers are functionally independent and more-or-less mature; therefore, a second-year student is old enough to not have to depend on their parents for everything, but still a teenager.
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In many countries, second-year high school students are around the age of [[DangerousSixteenthBirthday [[Dangerous16thBirthday sixteen]], which is considered the threshold at which teenagers are functionally independent and more-or-less mature; therefore, a second-year student is old enough to not have to depend on their parents for everything, but still a teenager.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' -- In the first season, the show's TitleCharacter and male lead are sophomores in high school. The second season is a little ambiguous, but the third season clearly has them in junior year with ''[[WesternAnimation/KimPossibleMovieSoTheDrama So the Drama]]'' taking place around prom, and the final season covers their senior year and [[GraduateFromTheStory graduation]]).
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* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' -- In the first season, Kim and the show's TitleCharacter and male lead are sophomores in high school. The second season is a little ambiguous, but the third season clearly has them in junior year with ''[[WesternAnimation/KimPossibleMovieSoTheDrama So the Drama]]'' taking place around prom, and the final season covers their senior year and [[GraduateFromTheStory graduation]]).
