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* WalkingSpoiler: Everything about a character is a spoiler.
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* WalkingSpoiler: Everything about a character is a spoiler.
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* C) The same like type B but on (and only on) character pages.
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* C) The same like as type B but on (and only on) character pages.
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A) Tropes/other pages with "spoiler" in the title and/or pages specifically about spoilers in fiction.
B) Tropes that immediately spoil the outcome of the work just by naming the trope alongside with the work (emphasis is on "rotten" here)
C) The same like type B but on (and only on) character pages.
D) Any combination of types A, B and C.
B) Tropes that immediately spoil the outcome of the work just by naming the trope alongside with the work (emphasis is on "rotten" here)
C) The same like type B but on (and only on) character pages.
D) Any combination of types A, B and C.
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* A) Tropes/other pages with "spoiler" in the title and/or pages specifically about spoilers in fiction.
* B) Tropes that immediately spoil the outcome of the work just by naming the trope alongside with the work (emphasis is on "rotten" here)
* C) The same like type B but on (and only on) character pages.
* D) Any combination of types A, B and C.
* B) Tropes that immediately spoil the outcome of the work just by naming the trope alongside with the work (emphasis is on "rotten" here)
* C) The same like type B but on (and only on) character pages.
* D) Any combination of types A, B and C.
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* AmnesiacProtagonistCatalyst: An AmnesiacHero turns out to be the cause of the current problem/crisis at hand.
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* TheUnreveal
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* TheUnrevealTheUnReveal
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* TheDogWasTheMastermind: A seemingly minor character turns out to be behind the major events of the story.
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* TheDogWasTheMastermind: A seemingly minor or unlikely character turns out to be behind the major events of the story.
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* TheDogWasTheMastermindTheDogWasTheMastermind: A seemingly minor character turns out to be behind the major events of the story.
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* PreviouslyOverlookedParamour: Someone who was previously dismissed as a romantic prospect turns out to be the true LoveInterest.
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* TheyDo: Two characters are promoted to official {{Love Interest}}s.
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* TheyDo: Two characters are promoted to official {{Love Interest}}s.an OfficialCouple.
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* AllThereInTheStinger
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* AllThereInTheStinger
AllThereInTheStinger: TheStinger has information you need to understand the plot of a work or its sequels.
*CaptainObviousReveal
CaptainObviousReveal: A major reveal is super obvious to the audience.
*DoNotSpoilThisEnding
DoNotSpoilThisEnding: The creators and promotion material don't want people to give away the ending of the work.
*EquipmentSpoilerEquipmentSpoiler: If you get a piece of equipment that you can't use, chances are a character who ''can'' will join your party later.
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* FoilerFootageFoilerFootage: Alternate footage created to avoid spoiling the work's real plot or twist.
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* HairColorSpoiler
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* HairColorSpoilerHairColorSpoiler: If two characters have a similar hair color, it likely means they're related.
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* EverybodyDidItEverybodyDidIt: Every possible suspect was responsible for the crime.
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* NestedStoryRevealNestedStoryReveal: Seemingly real events were just part of a larger story.
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* TheyDoTheyDo: Two characters are promoted to official {{Love Interest}}s.
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Some tropes just have {{Spoiler}}s built into them. It's either because the specifically deal with spoilers in fiction or because they give away the endings or very important twist (like which important characters live and die just in one instant) of their works, so even naming these tropes along with a work is a spoiler in itself. This means that ALL examples on the respective trope pages are a spoiler by default, without exceptions.
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Some tropes just have {{Spoiler}}s built into them. It's either because the they specifically deal with spoilers in fiction or because they give away the endings or very important twist (like which important characters live and die just in one instant) of their works, so even naming these tropes along with a work is a spoiler in itself. This means that ALL examples on the respective trope pages are a spoiler by default, without exceptions.
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* HeelFaceReturn
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* HeelFaceReturnHeelFaceReturn: A villain gets redeemed in the story.
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* EverybodyDiesEnding: The story ends with everyone killed off.
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* KillEmAll: The story ends with everyone killed off.
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* GhostlyDeathReveal: A character's offscreen death is revealed by their appearance as a ghost later in the story.
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* CompleteMonster: Examples listed under this trope will often tend to list every horrible thing the villain does onscreen, amongst other spoiler-heavy plot details (especially if the aforementioned [[EvilAllAlong villain's identity was revealed by way of plot twist]]).
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* CompleteMonster: Examples listed under this trope will often tend to list every single horrible thing the villain does onscreen, amongst other spoiler-heavy plot details (especially if the aforementioned [[EvilAllAlong villain's identity was revealed by way of plot twist]]).
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* MagnificentBastard: Examples listed under this trope will often tend to list every single brilliant gambit and scheme that the character executes onscreen, which of course may have a very spoiler-heavy impact on the overall plot.
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* CompleteMonster: Examples listed under this trope will often tend to list every horrible thing the villain does onscreen, amongst other spoiler-heavy plot details (especially if said villain was [[EvilAllAlong revealed by way of plot twist]]).
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* CompleteMonster: Examples listed under this trope will often tend to list every horrible thing the villain does onscreen, amongst other spoiler-heavy plot details (especially if said villain was the aforementioned [[EvilAllAlong villain's identity was revealed by way of plot twist]]).
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* CompleteMonster: Examples listed under this trope will often tend to list every horrible thing the villain does onscreen, amongst other spoiler-heavy plot details (especially if said villain was [[EvilAllAlong revealed by way of plot twist]]).
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* HappyEnding: The story ends without anything awful happening.
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* SecretSquatter: Someone else is living in the house!
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Maybe, but nothing stops tropers from using spoiler tags to conceal either the character's name or the deeds. Also this is not a trope that is specifically about spoilers in fiction.
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* CompleteMonster: Examples listed under this trope will inevitably list every horrible thing the villain does onscreen.
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* ItWasHisSled: A work is so well-known that even people who haven't seen it are familiar with the twist ending.
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* ItWasHisSled: A twist in a work is so well-known that even people who haven't seen it the work are familiar with the twist ending.it.
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This is an Omnipresent Trope (see requirement 2)
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* HappyEnding
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In almost all works with this trope I have seen this either gets established very early on or is clear from the start so only a small part of the examples on the trope page is a spoiler
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* RiseAndFallGangsterArc
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both these tropes can happen from the very first second of the work
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* CosmicHorrorReveal
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* CosmicHorrorRevealCosmicHorrorReveal: The setting is a mere pebble at the mercy of an EldritchAbomination.
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* DetectiveMole
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* DetectiveMoleDetectiveMole: Whoever was in charge of solving the mystery, either alone or within a team, turns out as the perpetrator.
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* DumpThemAllDumpThemAll: The love triangle results in the character rejecting all of their suitors.
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: If you don't start watching a series from the time it debuts, you'll get spoilers on what is revealed in the earlier episodes, even if all you do is [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife browse random pages on this wiki while never uncovering spoiler tags]].
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: If you don't start watching a series from the time it debuts, you'll get spoilers on what is revealed in the earlier episodes, even if all you do is [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife browse random pages on this wiki while never uncovering spoiler tags]].episodes.
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: If you don't start watching a series from the beginning, you'll get spoilers on what is revealed in the earlier episodes.
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: If you don't start watching a series from the beginning, time it debuts, you'll get spoilers on what is revealed in the earlier episodes.episodes, even if all you do is [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife browse random pages on this wiki while never uncovering spoiler tags]].
