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* MultipleHeadCase: Played with. The Hydra has a single name, and while the heads speak independently, they use "I" to refer to the entire Hydra.
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* MultipleHeadCase: Played with. The Hydra has a single name, and while the heads speak independently, they use "I" to refer to the entire Hydra.Hydra and sometimes [[FinishingEachOthersSentences finish each other's sentences]].
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* MultipleHeadCase: Like in myths, whenever the Hydra loses a head, two more will grow in its place.
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* MultipleHeadCase: Like in myths, whenever the Played with. The Hydra loses has a head, two more will grow in its place.single name, and while the heads speak independently, they use "I" to refer to the entire Hydra.
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* ShoutOut: The ending scene between Camille and Stupendous is a direct shout-out to the ending scene of ''Film/RockyIII'', as the two friends talk about how they never did settle the question of who would win in a fight; they agree to a friendly sparring match to settle the question. Stupendous even begins dancing around like a boxer, and as the two combatants throw their first blows at each other, the scene pauses and changes into the exact same painting style as Rocky and Apollo Creed.
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* HydraProblem: Camille is an interpretation the Trope Namer and her heads do regenerate and multiply when cut but she can effectively be pruned by cutting closer to the base of her neck so only two regenerate from the stump.
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* HydraProblem: Camille is an interpretation of the Trope Namer and her heads do regenerate and multiply when cut but she can effectively be pruned by cutting below the split closer to the base of her the neck so only two regenerate from the stump.
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* InternetJerk: Camille being an ersatz internet soon brings in the same problems of the internet as modern day such as addiction, clout-chasing, anonymity and being validated against all reason either by like-minded individuals or Camille herself.
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* InternetJerk: Camille being an ersatz internet soon brings in develops the same problems of the internet as modern day such as addiction, clout-chasing, anonymity and being validated against all reason either by like-minded individuals or Camille herself.
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* FantasyCounterpartAppliance: Camille's ability of a hive mind between her heads and stretching her neck without apparent limit is used by the Krapopolites first as a telecommunications system, which soon evolves into a form of internet.
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* FantasyCounterpartAppliance: Camille's ability of a hive mind between her heads and stretching her neck without apparent limit is used by the Krapopolites first as a telecommunications system, which soon evolves into a form of internet.internet over cellphones.
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* FantasyCounterpartAppliance: Camille's ability of a hive mind between her heads and stretching her neck without apparent limit is used by the Krapopolites first as a telecommunications system, which soon evolves into a form of internet.
* HydraProblem: Camille is an interpretation the Trope Namer and her heads do regenerate and multiply when cut but she can effectively be pruned by cutting closer to the base of her neck so only two regenerate from the stump.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: Camille is so distraught over being treated like a monster that she is DrivenToSuicide. She likes being used by the Krapopolites because they like her for her service.
* InternetJerk: Camille being an ersatz internet soon brings in the same problems of the internet as modern day such as addiction, clout-chasing, anonymity and being validated against all reason either by like-minded individuals or Camille herself.
* HydraProblem: Camille is an interpretation the Trope Namer and her heads do regenerate and multiply when cut but she can effectively be pruned by cutting closer to the base of her neck so only two regenerate from the stump.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: Camille is so distraught over being treated like a monster that she is DrivenToSuicide. She likes being used by the Krapopolites because they like her for her service.
* InternetJerk: Camille being an ersatz internet soon brings in the same problems of the internet as modern day such as addiction, clout-chasing, anonymity and being validated against all reason either by like-minded individuals or Camille herself.
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'''Season 1, Episode 11: Tyrdra'''
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!!Tropes That Appear In This Episode:
* MultipleHeadCase: Like in myths, whenever the Hydra loses a head, two more will grow in its place.
* NonMaliciousMonster: Camille the Hydra may look threatening, but she is rather polite and doesn't get angry when she's insulted
* OurHydrasAreDifferent: Like most depictions of her Greek counterpart, the Hydra in this episode is depicted as a dragon-like monster with five heads. However, she is fully sapient and capable of speech, with each head having the same personality.
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!!Tropes That Appear In This Episode:
* MultipleHeadCase: Like in myths, whenever the Hydra loses a head, two more will grow in its place.
* NonMaliciousMonster: Camille the Hydra may look threatening, but she is rather polite and doesn't get angry when she's insulted
* OurHydrasAreDifferent: Like most depictions of her Greek counterpart, the Hydra in this episode is depicted as a dragon-like monster with five heads. However, she is fully sapient and capable of speech, with each head having the same personality.
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