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[[folder:Finley]]
* AgonyOfTheFeet: [[spoiler:One of the burglars gets several nails in his feet when he gets caught in Finley's rug trap.]]
* AsideGlance: Finley does this at the end when [[spoiler:the housemates notice that their eggnog tastes off, implicitly because he poisoned it]].
* DeconReconSwitch: Of "killer doll" movies such as the ''Franchise/ChildsPlay'' series. Upon being awakened by the owners of the house, Finley sets out to kill each of them, only to have all of his attempts fail either due to his small size or his lack of practice, with the three of them coming to see him as a nuisance at worst. However, after three months of unsuccessful attempts, he starts to learn from his mistakes and gets the chance to put his newfound knowledge in action when burglars invade the house.
* ElectifiedBathtub: Finley tries doing this to Alexandra, only for it to not work because he didn't plug in the toaster first. [[spoiler:He gets a chance to do it right on one of the home invaders after he sets the man's hand on fire and he goes over to the tub to extinguish it.]]
* PetTheDog: Or rather, the ''cat'', as that is the only member of the household that Finley doesn't try to kill. [[spoiler:In fact, it's when one of the burglars threatens to shoot said cat that Finley is motivated to spring his plan into action.]]
* SlipperySkid: [[spoiler:Finley trips one of the burglar by spilling out marbles on the floor, leading to him stumbling onto some nails that Finley had

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[[folder:Black/Pink Contrast]]
* ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'': Madoka is a RoseHairedSweetie and an idealistic PinkHeroine in contrast with Homura, an AloofDarkHairedGirl who serves as her DarkMagicalGirl {{Foil}}.
* The meaning behind the name of the GirlGroup Music/BlackPink is the duality between their two contrasting sides: their edgy "black" side and their cute "pink" side.
* ''Toys/MonsterHigh'': [[FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire Draculaura's]] color scheme is an even mix of pink and black, which highlights her bright, bubbly personality in contrast to her nature as a creature of the night.
* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemFates'': The youngest sister of the Nohrian Royal Family, Princess Elise, wears a black dress accented with pink, symbolizing her [[CheeryPink cheerful disposition]] in spite of her family's DarkAndTroubledPast.
* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'': Marceline the Vampire Queen is a rough-and-tumble punk rocker with black hair, while her friend, rival, and ex-girlfriend [[spoiler:(who she eventually gets back together with in the finale)]] Princess Bubblegum is a PrincessClassic [[PrincessesPreferPink with pink hair (and pink everything else)]].
* ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'': Rose is a [[GenkiGirl cheerful]] GirlyGirl dressed in pink, while her best friend Juleka is a [[ShrinkingViolet shy]] {{goth}} girl dressed in black.

* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'': Marceline the Vampire Queen is a rough-and-tumble punk rocker with black hair, while her friend, rival, and ex-girlfriend [[spoiler:(who she eventually gets back together with in the finale)]] Princess Bubblegum is a PrincessClassic [[PrincessesPreferPink with pink hair (and pink everything else).

* The meaning behind the name of the GirlGroup Music/BlackPink is the duality between their edgy side and their cute side, which are represented by the colors black and pink, respectively.

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[[folder:Worthikids]]
!! Works that have their own page on the wiki:
* ''WebAnimation/BigTopBurger''
* ''WebAnimation/CaptainYajima''
!! Worthikids' animations contain the following tropes:
* AbductionIsLove: In "Witches on Tinder", when Joanna introduces Miriam to the titular dating app, the latter wonders why she would need it if she could just kidnap someone.
* AllThereInTheScript: According to the credits of "Jason & Friends", the name of the convenience store clerk is Doris.
* EatingTheEyeCandy: Once Doris in "Jason & Friends" is sure that Jason and his crew aren't going to kill her, she starts eying up Jason's muscular physique while casually undoing her top shirt button.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: The King in "Free Apple", despite the advice of his owl Krebulon, always trusts the ObviouslyEvil shopkeeper [[TooDumbToLive no matter how many times he poisons him]].
* IWasQuiteALooker: If you [[FreezeFrameBonus pause to take a look at Joanna's photos]] in "Witches on Tinder", she was quite attractive when she was younger before she became a green-skinned old witch (as was Miriam in that one selfie they have together with the Devil).
* LiteralMetaphor: In "Xylophone", Mike tells Todd that the crowd at their show is dead. Todd assumes he means that the crowd is bored, only for the two of them peer through the backstage curtains to see that their audience is comprised entirely of [[DemBones skeletons]].
* TeamDad: Jason in "Jason & Friends" acts as this for the horror villains stopping by the convenience store, being the one who pays for all the snacks they pick out while also forbidding Freddy from buying booze.
* VillainsOutShopping: "Jason & Friends" has [[Franchise/FridayThe13th Jason Voorhees]] along with a few other notable horror antagonists (including [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Krueger]], [[Literature/TheRing Sadako Yamamura]], and [[VideoGame/ClockTower Bobby Barrows]]) casually shopping at a convenience store.
* XylophonesForWalkingBones: "Xylophone" is about two musicians who discover that the entire audience for their concert is made up of skeletons. They wonder why it's all skeletons... until they remember that their last album made liberal use of the xylophone, implying that skeletons just really like xylophones purely because of this trope. They try to escape, but get PushedInFrontOfTheAudience and play [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE9FSGMrN9o this song]], which opens with xylophone music. The crowd loves it.
-->'''Mike:''' We really should've splurged on the full-sized marimba and not gotten that dinky xylophone!
-->'''Todd:''' We should've. We totally should've. Now look what's happened to us. This is karma.
-->'''Mike:''' If we just run, are they gonna chase us?
-->'''Todd:''' They're ''skeletons'', Mike! They're unpredictable!!

* TeamDad: [[Franchise/FridayThe13th Jason]] in "Jason & Friends" acts as this for the horror villains stopping by the convenience store, being the one who pays for all the snacks they pick out while also forbidding [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy]] from buying booze.

* IWasQuiteALooker: If you [[FreezeFrameBonus pause to take a look at Joanna's photos]] in "Witches on Tinder", she was quite attractive when she was younger before she became a green-skinned old witch (as was Miriam in that one selfie they have together with the Devil).

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[[folder:Golden Terrace]]
''Golden Terrace'' (黄金台 ''Huángjīn Tái''[[note]]often alternatively translated as ''Golden Stage''[[/note]]) is a [[BoysLove danmei]] novel written by Cang Wu Bin Bai that was originally published online on JJWXC in 2018 before getting officially translated in English by E. Danglars and published by Peach Flower House in 2022.

Fu Shen, the Marquis of Jingning, and Yan Xiaohan, Imperial Investigator of the Feilong Guard, have always been notorious for being at each other's throats for the entirety of their political careers, albeit with a great deal of respect for one another. However, on one fateful day, Fu Shen's legs are horribly injured during an escort mission at the Northern Border, and shortly after his return to the capital, he learns that the emperor has arranged a marriage between him and his longtime rival. With the matter out of their hands, the two of them learn to acclimate living under the same roof as one another, however, their bond eventually grows stronger than either of them could have ever imagined.
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!! ''Golden Terrace'' contains the following tropes:
* AngerBornOfWorry: Yan Xiaohan confronts Fu Shen after realizing that the latter had been refusing to take his medicine, admonishing him for neglecting his health. This expression of how much he cares for him is what leads Fu Shen to start softening up to his soon-to-be husband.
* BodybagTrick: [[spoiler: The real reason Yan Xiaohan went back to where Caiyue and the infant Jin son were hiding was to ensure that they were sedated rather than poisoned so that they could [[FakingTheDead fake their deaths]] and have their unconscious bodies transported to safety.]]
* BureaucraticallyArrangedMarriage: The marriage between Yan Xiaohan and Fu Shen was arranged by the emperor as a means of stripping the latter of his political power, as the emperor felt that Fu Shen was more loyal to the nation than the crown and could possibly turn on him at any moment. The only other choice that Yan Xiaohan had in the matter was to kill Fu Shen, so he begrudgingly accepted the emperor's initial decree.
* SecretRelationship: When speaking of how his second uncle Fu Tingxin was the study companion of Prince Su, Fu Shen makes a noticeable pause when he states how their relationship was "brotherly". Six chapters later, it's revealed via flashback that the two of them were in a romantic relationship, but since their positions meant they could not marry, they kept it secret.
* WickedStepmother: Fu Shen’s stepmother, Madame Qin had been the one to start the rumor of Fu Shen being a “[[GayEuphemism cut-sleeve]]” in order to ensure that he would end up in a marriage that would not produce any heirs so that her son, Fu Ting, would be next in line for his title.
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* AngerBornOfWorry: Yan Xiaohan confronts Fu Shen after realizing that the latter had been refusing to take his medicine, admonishing him for neglecting his health. This expression of how much he cares for him is what leads Fu Shen to start softening up to his soon-to-be husband

''Golden Terrace'' (黄金台 ''Huángjīn Tái''[[note]]often alternatively translated as ''Golden Stage''[[/note]]) is a [[BoysLove danmei]] novel written by Cang Wu Bin Bai that was originally published online on JJWXC.net in 2018 before getting officially translated in English by E. Danglars and published by Peach Flower House in 2022.

Fu Shen, the Marquis of Jingning, and Yan Xiaohan, Imperial Investigator of the Feilong Guard, have always been notorious for being at each other's throats for the entirety of their political careers, albeit with a great deal of respect for one another. However, on one fateful day, Fu Shen's legs are horribly injured during an escort mission at the Northern Border, ands shortly after his return to the capital, he learns that the emperor has arranged a marriage between him and his longtime rival. With the matter out of their hands, the two of them learn to acclimate living under the same roof as one another, however, their bond eventually grows stronger than either of them could have ever imagined.

Fu Shen, the Marquis of Jingning, and Yan Xiaohan, Imperial Investigator of the Feilong Guard, have always been notorious for being at each other's throats for the entirety of their political careers, albeit with a great deal of respect for one another. However, on one fateful day, Fu Shen's legs are horribly injured during an escort mission at the Northern Border, ands shortly after his return to the capital, he learns that the emperor has arranged a marriage between him and his longtime rival.

* BureaucraticallyArrangedMarriage: The marriage between Yan Xiaohan and Fu Shen was arranged by the emperor as a means of stripping the latter of his political power, as the emperor felt that Fu Shen was more loyal to the nation than the crown and could possibly turn on him at any moment.