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** ''Discworld/MonstrousRegiment'' zig-zags ModernMajorGeneral Blouse's PingPongNaivete. Is he really that stupid? No, he turns out to be a genius about certain things. Then he reverts right back to useless officer, and back to smart... and back.
** As well as this trope, ''Discworld/MonstrousRegiment'' zigzags [[spoiler:SweetPollyOliver , when it starts applying to every single character. Except Blouse. Who, when they have to disguise as women, suggests that he be the one who does it, as the "boys" would clearly fail. He does get into the stronghold unhindered, while the regiment are so used to boyish mannerisms at that point that one of them has to lift her skirt in order to prove that she indeed ''is'' a girl.]]

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** ''Discworld/MonstrousRegiment'' ''Literature/MonstrousRegiment'' zig-zags ModernMajorGeneral Blouse's PingPongNaivete. Is he really that stupid? No, he turns out to be a genius about certain things. Then he reverts right back to useless officer, and back to smart... and back.
** As well as this trope, ''Discworld/MonstrousRegiment'' ''Literature/MonstrousRegiment'' zigzags [[spoiler:SweetPollyOliver , when it starts applying to every single character. Except Blouse. Who, when they have to disguise as women, suggests that he be the one who does it, as the "boys" would clearly fail. He does get into the stronghold unhindered, while the regiment are so used to boyish mannerisms at that point that one of them has to lift her skirt in order to prove that she indeed ''is'' a girl.]]
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* The ''Franchise/{{Scream}}'' zig-zags between mutliple tropes :

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* The ''Franchise/{{Scream}}'' ''film/{{Scream}}'' serie zig-zags between mutliple tropes :
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* The ''Franchise/{{Scream}}'' zig-zags between mutliple tropes :
** SilentAntagonist : While Ghostface never talks while on screen, they do threaten their victim by phone calls. Justified as they need a voice changer to hide their identity.
** JokerImmunity : While Ghostface comes back every movie like any slasher film villain, they do in-fact die for good at the end of each film, [[LegacyCharacter the new Ghostface is actually a different person every time]] taking the identity.
** VillainBasedFranchise : Even though the franchise identity is build around it's antagonist Ghostface, this is in-fact a different villain everytime, while the protagonists are the same for the whole serie.
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* ''FanFic/ACharmedLife'' does this with HeelRealization: Light comes to realize he'd been acting like an asshole [[spoiler: when it comes to the way he was treating Ryuk]] and works to make amends [[WellIntentionedExtremist but he finds nothing wrong with being Kira of course.]] It also does this with the trope BecomingTheMask when [[MasterActor Light decides to play the role]] of "a naïve little boy playing with things he doesn't fully understand" but in many ways (such as his being a WideEyedIdealist PsychopathicManchild and messing with Shinigami who play by rules he does not fully understand) that is ''exactly'' what he is but Light himself is too deluded to realize it.

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* ''FanFic/ACharmedLife'' ''Fanfic/ACharmedLife'' does this with HeelRealization: Light comes to realize he'd been acting like an asshole [[spoiler: when it comes to the way he was treating Ryuk]] and works to make amends [[WellIntentionedExtremist but he finds nothing wrong with being Kira of course.]] It also does this with the trope BecomingTheMask when [[MasterActor Light decides to play the role]] of "a naïve little boy playing with things he doesn't fully understand" but in many ways (such as his being a WideEyedIdealist PsychopathicManchild and messing with Shinigami who play by rules he does not fully understand) that is ''exactly'' what he is but Light himself is too deluded to realize it.
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* ''Literature/{{Candle}}'' by John Barnes does ''something'' to ShadesOfConflict, as one [[TheReveal reveal]] after another changes the apparent shade of the conflict. In order: BlackAndWhiteMorality ([[HiveMind One True]] is good, the last rebel raped a little girl for the fun of it), [[spoiler: BlackAndGreyMorality or EvilVersusEvil (One True is [[YouWillBeAssimilated solely concerned with propagating itself]], but the representative of it who serves as the main character is only partially controlled and is a LawfulGood WellIntentionedExtremist), WhiteAndGreyMorality or a reversed BlackAndWhiteMorality (One True lied about the rebel, and he's actually a good guy), GreyAndGreyMorality or EvilVersusEvil ''again'' (the rebel is the last survivor of a benevolent HiveMind founded to protect humanity from One True and its like, but it [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope jumped off the slippery slope]] and now what remains of it forces him to convert more people, [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie just like One True]]), and finally RousseauWasRight (the rebel himself is still an idealist, and One True is willing to learn from his example, voluntarily splitting itself into bits and becoming more of a MentalFusion.]] The sequel takes it another step: [[spoiler: One True is ''trying'' to be good, but is still driven to propagate itself, and may or may not have killed thousands of people so it could assimilate the rest into its "[[WellIntentionedExtremist benevolent]]" control.]]

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* ''Literature/{{Candle}}'' by John Barnes does ''something'' to ShadesOfConflict, as one [[TheReveal reveal]] after another changes the apparent shade of the conflict. In order: BlackAndWhiteMorality ([[HiveMind One True]] is good, the last rebel raped a little girl for the fun of it), [[spoiler: BlackAndGreyMorality BlackAndGrayMorality or EvilVersusEvil (One True is [[YouWillBeAssimilated solely concerned with propagating itself]], but the representative of it who serves as the main character is only partially controlled and is a LawfulGood WellIntentionedExtremist), WhiteAndGreyMorality or a reversed BlackAndWhiteMorality (One True lied about the rebel, and he's actually a good guy), GreyAndGreyMorality or EvilVersusEvil ''again'' (the rebel is the last survivor of a benevolent HiveMind founded to protect humanity from One True and its like, but it [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope jumped off the slippery slope]] and now what remains of it forces him to convert more people, [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie just like One True]]), and finally RousseauWasRight (the rebel himself is still an idealist, and One True is willing to learn from his example, voluntarily splitting itself into bits and becoming more of a MentalFusion.]] The sequel takes it another step: [[spoiler: One True is ''trying'' to be good, but is still driven to propagate itself, and may or may not have killed thousands of people so it could assimilate the rest into its "[[WellIntentionedExtremist benevolent]]" control.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/GlitchTechs'': Does this with PacManFever. The first game that the main characters are seen playing in the series is a VR action title, and the creatures they face as Glitch Techs run the gamut across all generations of gaming, from 8-bit sprites to 3D models. The [[ArcadeSounds soundtrack and various sound effects]] wouldn't be out of place in an arcade, however.

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* ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheSeries'' has a female genie called Eden, who is also {{benevolent|Genie}}. Unlike Genie however, she's wise enough to become a LiteralGenie when dealing with JerkAss Abis Mal. When the villain wishes Genie imprisoned in the bottom of the ocean, she gives him an escape hatch because Mal didn't say forever. When Mal wished to become the biggest and strongest being in the world, she included a method of relieving him of his power; and when the little girl who finds her wishes for everything to be all right, she turns Abis Mal into a bug as a "freebie". She also went out of her way to encourage the little homeless girl to come up with better wishes; when the girl wished for a sandwich, she convinced her to wish for a lifetime supply of food instead.

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a female genie called Eden, who is also {{benevolent|Genie}}. Unlike Genie however, she's wise enough to become a LiteralGenie when dealing with JerkAss Abis Mal. When the villain wishes Genie imprisoned in the bottom of the ocean, she gives him an escape hatch because Mal didn't say forever. When Mal wished to become the biggest and strongest being in the world, she included a method of relieving him of his power; and when the little girl who finds her wishes for everything to be all right, she turns Abis Mal into a bug as a "freebie". She also went out of her way to encourage the little homeless girl to come up with better wishes; when the girl wished for a sandwich, she convinced her to wish for a lifetime supply of food instead.instead.
** Does that with the MagicIsEvil trope. Magic as a ''concept'' didn't seem evil, as there were plenty of benign creatures who used it (Like Genie, obviously). ''Wizards'', on the other hand... Suffice to say that if there were any who weren't evil, the heroes never met any (And it took a couple of averted disasters that resulted from trusting them to finally figure this out).
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* ''WesternAnimation/ParaNorman'': Does this with SpiritAdvisor. Played straight with Norman's grandmother, who advises and loves him after death just as she did while alive. Subverted with most other ghosts, including Mr. Prenderghast, who are too wrapped up in their own obsessions to offer much useful guidance. Inverted with Norman and Aggie, as he is a living person trying to help guide a spirit.
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* ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'' Does this with TheFunInFuneral. Yusuke attends his own funeral as a ghost. To his disgust, he finds that some of his classmates are laughing and smiling, causing him to think that they only came just to get extra credit. Then he sees Keiko crying over his death, and Kuwabara mourning over his death and commenting that he was supposed to be there for him. Then he notices Iwamoto and Akash, who seem to be rather glad that he was already dead. But Mr. Takanaka confronts the two, and proceeds inside their house. He follows him, and seems to be a little bit surprised to see the teacher mourn over his death. He also sees his mother, also doing the same. The kid whom he saved is also there with his mother, and as they leave the kid tells his mother that he was really a nice guy even though some people there were angry at him. Seeing how much he's missed by his childhood friend Keiko, his mother, his rival Kuwabara, and his school's principal gives him the resolve necessary to go through some difficult ordeals to get himself resurrected.

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* ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'' Does this with TheFunInFuneral. Yusuke attends his own funeral as a ghost. To his disgust, he finds that some of his classmates are laughing and smiling, causing him to think that they only came just to get extra credit. Then he sees Keiko crying over his death, and Kuwabara mourning over his death and commenting that he was supposed to be there for him. Then he notices Iwamoto and Akash, who seem to be rather glad that he was already dead. But Mr. Takanaka confronts the two, and proceeds inside their house. He follows him, and seems to be a little bit surprised to see the teacher mourn over his death. He also sees his mother, also doing the same. The kid whom he saved is also there with his mother, and as they leave the kid tells his mother that he was really a nice guy even though some people there were angry at him. Seeing how much he's missed by his childhood friend Keiko, his mother, his rival Kuwabara, and his school's principal homeroom teacher gives him the resolve necessary to go through some difficult ordeals to get himself resurrected.
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* ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'' Does this with TheFunInFuneral. Yusuke attends his own funeral as a ghost. To his disgust, he finds that some of his classmates are laughing and smiling, causing him to think that they only came just to get extra credit. Then he sees Keiko crying over his death, and Kuwabara mourning over his death and commenting that he was supposed to be there for him. Then he notices Iwamoto and Akash, who seem to be rather glad that he was already dead. But Mr. Takanaka confronts the two, and proceeds inside their house. He follows him, and seems to be a little bit surprised to see the teacher mourn over his death. He also sees his mother, also doing the same. The kid whom he saved is also there with his mother, and as they leave the kid tells his mother that he was really a nice guy even though some people there were angry at him. Seeing how much he's missed by his childhood friend Keiko, his mother, his rival Kuwabara, and his school's principal gives him the resolve necessary to go through some difficult ordeals to get himself resurrected.
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* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' does this with AlwaysChaoticEvil. Subverted, inverted, averted, double-subverted, and ultimately deconstructed. And just occasionally played straight. [[TropesAreNotBad It works beautifully.]]

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* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' does this with AlwaysChaoticEvil. Subverted, inverted, averted, double-subverted, and ultimately deconstructed. And just occasionally played straight. [[TropesAreNotBad [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools It works beautifully.]]
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* ''Fanfic/CaptainsCrash'' does this with SteamPunk. Launchpad's Curtiss JN-4, or "Jenny"; a steam-powered biplane. It flies -- and in fact, there ''were'' real-world experiments into steam-powered aircraft from the 1840s till the 1960s -- but it's noted that it's very inefficient in terms of its power-to-weight ratio, which is the reason why the technology never got anywhere on Earth.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheModifyers'':
** The unofficial porn short goes back and forth with the InterruptedIntimacy trope by having Rat capture [[PerkyGoth Lacey Shadows]] and turn her over to his boss, [[BigBadWannabe Baron Vain.]] But instead of getting rid of her, Vain becomes horny. Lacey attempts to free herself, until Vain starts to perform oral sex on her, which is when Rat interrupts hoping to get a compliment from Vain. It backfires, annoying Vain ''and Lacey'' who was just starting to [[AllWomenAreLustful get into it.]] So Vain decks Rat unconscious then proceeds to screw Lacey to both their hearts' content.
** The short also does the same with AttemptedRape by making it seem that Lacey would have a chance to escape, thanks to Rat distracting Vain. Except Lacey [[NotIfTheyEnjoyedItRationalization had become horny]], despite her earlier protests, and was now more than willing. So once Vain decks Rat, Lacey takes the initiative and asks Vain if he's [[DoYouWantToCopulate ready to reesume]] from where they left off. He replies [[CoitusEnsues by screwing her]] for the remainder of the short.
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* ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'': Does this with the AllForNothing trope in the final episodes of the series. Despite all the efforts he made at connecting with others, Shinji comes to feel betrayed and abandoned by everyone. Despite all their efforts at preventing Third Impact, the pilots failed because their superiors wanted them to fail in order to trigger their own, somewhat better version and [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt turn the entire planet into a barren wasteland with humanity all but extinct]]. However, it was Shinji's efforts at connecting with others that led to Rei rejecting [[spoiler:his father and instead turning the reins of Third Impact over to him, and it was Shinji's desire to see those people again that led him to stop the instrumentality of humanity]]. End result: the world ends up as a twisted wasteland; it's left with the hope of recovery as [[spoiler:Shinji and Asuka return, giving a tiny step to reach each other out, and all humans can choose to re-embody if they really want to]], but it's implied that the only ones who can resist the temptation have to be as fucked up as Shinji and Asuka. They may not have even had ''that'' much if Gendo's or SEELE's plans had gone through.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse'': Does this with the AllForNothing trope. Mac the Fork and [[PunnyName Dudley Poyson]] have built a world-shattering earthquake device from plans stolen from Puttinghamdown Research Centre. Once the device is built, DM studies the blueprints for it and lets the villains try to use it. As DM and Penfold escape and the villains activate the device, the very building they're in (and only the building) comes crumbling to earth over them. DM notes that Colonel K must have spilt his tea on the blueprint, making what was left of it only able to get the device to enable localized quakes. Penfold wonders if he and DM went through all that for nothing, but DM reasons it did put pay to two nasty villains.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'' fanfic'' ''Fanfic/CourtneysCrusadeForRedemption'' does this with IKnowMortalKombat. With Sam; for the boxing challenge, everyone tells him that just because he's good at playing Videogame/PunchOut doesn't make him a good fighter, and, luckily for him, he doesn't need to find out. Later, it turns out that being a great VideoGame/MarioKart player makes him very good at boat-racing.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'' fanfic'' fanfic ''Fanfic/CourtneysCrusadeForRedemption'' does this with IKnowMortalKombat. With Sam; for the boxing challenge, everyone tells him that just because he's good at playing Videogame/PunchOut doesn't make him a good fighter, and, luckily for him, he doesn't need to find out. Later, it turns out that being a great VideoGame/MarioKart player makes him very good at boat-racing.
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* ''Anime/HugttoPrettyCure'': Both subverted and double subverted with Henri's CareerEndingInjury. His leg condition is foreshadowed to end his career as an ice skater, but ultimately his leg is broken due to [[spoiler:an unrelated car accident. Then he gets a DisabilityNegatingSuperpower and performs one final skating performance. However [[SuperpowersForADay the superpower doesn't last]] and he is seen in a wheelchair after that]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheModifyers'':
** The unofficial porn short goes back and forth with the InterruptedIntimacy trope by having Rat capture [[TeenSpy Lacey Shadows]] and turn her over to his boss, [[BigBadWannabe Baron Vain.]] But instead of getting rid of her, Vain becomes horny. Lacey attempts to free herself, until Vain starts to perform oral sex on her, which is when Rat interrupts hoping to get a compliment from Vain. It backfires, annoying Vain ''and Lacey'' who was just starting to [[AllWomenAreLustful get into it.]] So Vain decks Rat unconscious then proceeds to screw Lacey to both their hearts' content.
** The short also does the same with AttemptedRape by making it seem that Lacey would have a chance to escape, thanks to Rat distracting Vain. Except Lacey [[NotIfTheyEnjoyedItRationalization had become horny]], despite her earlier protests, and was now more than willing. So once Vain decks Rat, Lacey takes the initiative and asks Vain if he's [[DoYouWantToCopulate ready to reesume]] from where they left off. He replies [[CoitusEnsues by screwing her]] for the remainder of the short.

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unofficial porn short goes back and forth with the InterruptedIntimacy trope by having Rat capture [[TeenSpy [[PerkyGoth Lacey Shadows]] and turn her over to his boss, [[BigBadWannabe Baron Vain.]] But instead of getting rid of her, Vain becomes horny. Lacey attempts to free herself, until Vain starts to perform oral sex on her, which is when Rat interrupts hoping to get a compliment from Vain. It backfires, annoying Vain ''and Lacey'' who was just starting to [[AllWomenAreLustful get into it.]] So Vain decks Rat unconscious then proceeds to screw Lacey to both their hearts' content.
** The **The short also does the same with AttemptedRape by making it seem that Lacey would have a chance to escape, thanks to Rat distracting Vain. Except Lacey [[NotIfTheyEnjoyedItRationalization had become horny]], despite her earlier protests, and was now more than willing. So once Vain decks Rat, Lacey takes the initiative and asks Vain if he's [[DoYouWantToCopulate ready to reesume]] from where they left off. He replies [[CoitusEnsues by screwing her]] for the remainder of the short.
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**The unofficial porn short goes back and forth with the InterruptedIntimacy trope by having Rat capture [[TeenSpy Lacey Shadows]] and turn her over to his boss, [[BigBadWannabe Baron Vain.]] But instead of getting rid of her, Vain becomes horny. Lacey attempts to free herself, until Vain starts to perform oral sex on her, which is when Rat interrupts hoping to get a compliment from Vain. It backfires, annoying Vain ''and Lacey'' who was just starting to [[AllWomenAreLustful get into it.]] So Vain decks Rat unconscious then proceeds to screw Lacey to both their hearts' content.
**The short also does the same with AttemptedRape by making it seem that Lacey would have a chance to escape, thanks to Rat distracting Vain. Except Lacey [[NotIfTheyEnjoyedItRationalization had become horny]], despite her earlier protests, and was now more than willing. So once Vain decks Rat, Lacey takes the initiative and asks Vain if he's [[DoYouWantToCopulate ready to reesume]] from where they left off. He replies [[CoitusEnsues by screwing her]] for the remainder of the short.
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* Creator/UmbertoEco's approach to TheDeathOfTheAuthor tends toward this, as demonstrated by ''The Limits Of Interpretation''.

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[[ForTheLulz And sometimes the author is simply saying "Dance, trope, dance! Dance for my amusement!"]] before indulging in an EvilLaugh.

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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' does this with their GoldfishPoopGang: Team Rocket [[DiminishingVillainThreat quickly goes from being a threat to being a]] GoldfishPoopGang. They volley between legitimate threats and harmless nuisances. As of season 14, they are dangerous threats with an EvilCostumeSwitch. But then they change back to white. Then ghosts suck out their life force, making them goofy for one episode. Then they're back to serious again. And now they're back to being goofy in ''X & Y''.

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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' does this with their GoldfishPoopGang: Team Rocket [[DiminishingVillainThreat [[VillainDecay quickly goes from being a threat to being a]] GoldfishPoopGang. They volley between legitimate threats and harmless nuisances. As of season 14, they are dangerous threats with an EvilCostumeSwitch. But then they change back to white. Then ghosts suck out their life force, making them goofy for one episode. Then they're back to serious again. And now they're back to being goofy in ''X & Y''.
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* AssholeVictim is toyed with in Creator/IsaacAsimov's ''The Naked Sun'', where the murder victim qualifies under reasons two (to allow the murderer to be [[SympatheticMurderer sympathetic]]) and three (it maximizes the number of possible suspects) . . . because he was the perfect embodiment of the planet's social code ("a good Solarian"), that is, an anti-social a-hole. Everyone had a motive to murder the man who reminded them all of their imperfections, and in the end Elijah Baley decides to sit on the knowledge of who murdered the victim.

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* AssholeVictim is toyed with in Creator/IsaacAsimov's ''The Naked Sun'', ''Literature/TheNakedSun'', where the murder victim qualifies under reasons two (to allow the murderer to be [[SympatheticMurderer sympathetic]]) and three (it maximizes the number of possible suspects) . . . because he was the perfect embodiment of the planet's social code ("a good Solarian"), that is, an anti-social a-hole. Everyone had a motive to murder the man who reminded them all of their imperfections, and in the end Elijah Baley decides to sit on the knowledge of who murdered the victim.
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** Does this with the AloofBigSister trope. Summer goes back and forth on this. Earlier on, she was much closer to being actually aloof and uncaring about Morty. But as the show went on, she's become closer to Morty and cares about him, even if she doesn't always show it.
** Does this with the BigSisterBully trope. Summer doesn't actively pick on Morty, mostly because neither one speaks to each other. At one point she groin kicks him for what at first seems like a ''very'' flippant reason-- but it turns out she thought he went in her room. It still appears to be an overreaction ... until it is revealed a minute later in the episode that Morty masturbates in EVERY room in the house. Even so, they do care for each other.
** Does this with the {{Determinator}} trope. Nothing stops Rick once he sets his mind to it...unless he just stops caring.

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* ''Comicbook/BirdsOfPrey'' Does this with TheBoxingEpisode. The cover of issue 106 is done in the style of a boxing poster promoting a bout between Big Barda and Knockout, but the actual story doesn't involve the sport at all. ''Punching'', on the other hand, is very much present.

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** Does this with GoodOldFisticuffs. When Huntress and Lady Shiva square off in a fight to the death. Even though she never expects to actually ''win'', Huntress plans to at least ''injure'' Shiva by getting close and brawling with her instead of fighting at a proper distance with a refined style. Her logic is that, though Shiva has spent years dueling the most refined and skilled martial artists in the world, Huntress is a street fighter and understands how to get up close and personal in a fight. Huntress does manage a single knockdown on Shiva, but gets beaten into hamburger to do so. Shiva remains unscathed.
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* ''Comicbook/BirdsOfPrey'' Does this with TheBoxingEpisode.The cover of issue 106 is done in the style of a boxing poster promoting a bout between Big Barda and Knockout, but the actual story doesn't involve the sport at all. ''Punching'', on the other hand, is very much present.

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* ''Comicbook/BirdsOfPrey'' Does this with TheBoxingEpisode. The cover of issue 106 is done in the style of a boxing poster promoting a bout between Big Barda and Knockout, but the actual story doesn't involve the sport at all. ''Punching'', on the other hand, is very much present.

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