History Webcomic / ProjectStarTree

* RealLifeWritesThePlot - Some moments were lifted from the Author's actual real life.

* StationsOfCanon - Marnie is spotted by Nobuko and asks her if she is related to Anna.

* RealityEnsues - Marnie's mad dash to Anna's summer home slows to a crawl midway as she runs out of breath and is [[StationsOfCanon spotted by Nobuko]]

* FountainOfYouth - Some re-rolls have caused this trope as evidenced by McStuffins and Sakurai in Chapter 2 and the former's patient the following chapter. [[spoiler: she gets better.]]

* ChekovsGun - Chapter 4 alludes to the Book of Odyssey written in a ‘Final Testament’ and its contents are further explored the following chapter in keeping with tradition.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters - Given how long it had lasted before the start of the comic itself, this trope is inevitable.

[[https://www.deviantart.com/spoon300/gallery/77985433/project-star-tree Project Star Tree]] is a story that depicts a human race at the mercy of a strange phenomenon dubbed the Unending Year which resets reality and the time-space continuum after the span of a year. Only Loopers, those with a neurological condition that allows them to perceive the year's myriad iterations (dubbed Mobius Syndrome) are able to understand the problem mankind faces. After a long time watching their growing family of functionally immortal humans both in reality and in their Isekai Library, the people of Premise Lab Industries opted to launch the entire population into space to comb the earth for new cases and check to see how well the Linear society's holding up in that iteration or roll. If it was a time of prosperity and freedom, it was spared. If it was basically [[Literature/BraveNewWorld Brave New]] [[Literature/Fahrenheit451 Fahrenheit]] [[OrwellianRetcon 1984]] or even remotely working its way up to such a hellscape, [[EarthShatteringKaboom it would be blown to bits by]] [[KillSat a Red Ring.]]

Star Tree began publication on March 27, 2021 and is currently running filler strips at the time of this update

* AdvancedAncientHumans: Loopers have predictably become this as a result of the Unending Year
* AsteroidMiner: Mentioned on a few occasions throughout the chapters.
* BadBoss: Del tends to fall into this trope, but from what we saw of this Tyrnorne lady, she might be worse.
* BrickJoke: If there was something that turned up for a minor panel, expect it to receive a nod in the next chapter.

** Chapter 4 features the origins of the Final Testament written by [[WesternAnimation/TheSecretOfKells Sister Aisling]] whilst Chapter 5 explores a bit of its contents.
* TheBridge: There is an entire ensemble to accompany the captain.
* BridgeBunnies: ...including two of them.
* ButICantBePregnant: Mobius Syndrome leaves Loopers Sterilized, which makes Olivier's pregnancy and [[ExpressDelivery subsequent delivery]] all the more surprising.
* CallAHumanAMeatbag: Or rather a Linear.
* ChekhovsGun: Chapter 4 alludes to the Book of Odyssey written in a ‘Final Testament’ and its contents are further explored the following chapter in keeping with tradition.
* ColonizedSolarSystem: Chapter Four features Edobarde going to a national park on the planet Saturn.
* ColonyShip: The titular Star Trees that line the cosmos.
* EarthShatteringKaboom: Chapter Two caps off with this as Olivier comforts her new daughter
* EarthThatUsedToBeBetter: The Loopers of the Unending Year abandoned their home planet, blowing up the re-roll's iteration on a regular enough basis that the characters are desensitized.
* EarthThatWas: Earth has spent three entire chapters as this trope and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future until a new chapter skips to after the current roll.
* ElaborateUniversityHigh: Again, Cy Snyder and other Schools across the Star Tree forest
* EstablishingSeriesMoment: Again, Chapter Two's ending.
* ExpressDelivery: The first Loop Crash Del causes in Chapter 2 causes this to Olivier.
* FantasyContraception: Mobius Syndrome acts like this as an exchange for the ability to carry over the memories of each iteration of the Unending Year.
* Fiction500: Premise Lab Industries falls under this trope.
* FirstDayOfSchoolEpisode: Chapter two is this to newcomer [[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc Mary Gibbs]]
* FountainOfYouth: Some re-rolls have caused this trope as evidenced by [=McStuffins=] and Sakurai in Chapter 2 and the former's patient the following chapter.
* FourthWallMailSlot: The Author has used whatever designs he feels like adding and is open to commissions and requests to incorporate specific OCs into future chapters.
* GroundhogDayLoop: The Unending Year is this to a slowly expanding cast of Loopers...
* GroundhogPeggySue:... resulting in an entire civilization of these to sprout up in space
* GymClassRopeClimb: Chapter 1 and 3 feature a brief glimpse of this trope.
* HappilyAdopted: Marnie and Socorro are this to the Sasaki family.
* HappilyMarried: Edobarde and Olivier, while they do have their moments of tension, fall into this trope.
* HomeworldEvacuation: Anyone caught on Earth with Mobius Syndrome will be subjected to this whether they like it or not..
* HonestJohnsDealership: Big Al's Mecha Barn falls into this trope to a tee
* HumanityIsYoung: The short life of a Linear compared to Looper is prime for nurturing such an opinion.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each chapter is named after lyrics from whichever song the author had heard in his life.
* InterstellarWeapon: The Red Ring of Cicero is equipped with one.
* KillSat: The Red Ring of Cicero and likely all other Red Rings, which combines six Star Trees
* LectureAsExposition: So far, if it isn't Riley explaining how everything works to Mary, it's Stonewall Elgatsu teaching the students about the Unending Year's Origin.
* MegaCorp: Premise Lab Industries is this even before the Unending Year.
* MegaCrossover: The Isekai Library and its many fictional worlds give plenty of opportunities for this trope.
* MythologyGag: Plenty of them
** Socorro's hidden weapon is a wooden spoon, something that her mother forbid her from using for violence.
* NegativeSpaceWedgie: The destruction of any server in the Isekai Library causes a crash to respawn it back in its proper place and in mint condition, it's everything and everyone everywhere beyond said servers that end up at the mercy of a faulty reroll.
* OneNationUnderCopyright: The Star Trees are all this due to Premise's development of said vessels.
* OvernightAgeUp: Or rather, Post Crash Age Up to age little Gale up to a point where she can communicate.
* PanickyExpectantFather: Edobarde ends up as this for all of a page and a half before Del [[ExpressDelivery dishes out an upgrade]]
* PointyHairedBoss: Del has shades of this but has proven to be capable in times of need.
* ThePowerOfTheSun: Justified, as these colonies used to be Solar Satellites that beamed this trope to Premise facilities.
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Some moments were lifted from the Author's actual real life.
* {{Retraux}}: How else do you explain the Mix Disc catching fire like that.
* ShoutOut: If it ain't tossing cameos around, it's barking this trope left and right.

** And on the topic of [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Next Sunday AD,]] there is an invention exchange in Chapter 3.
** With Don Patch and Dentakuman came an entire chunk of nods to their source material... mainly those from episodes that the author remembered having recorded on VHS…
* SolarPunk: Can technically be considered this given that the earlier Star Trees used to be solar farms.
* SpaceCadetAcademy: It technically falls under this trope but not really.
* SpaceStation : The titular Star Trees are built like this trope.
* TheStationsOfTheCanon: Marnie is spotted by Nobuko and asks her if she is related to Anna.
* TwoTeacherSchool: The first chapter smashes this trope and smashes it hard.
* WeAreAsMayflies: Linears compared to Loopers.
* WhatAPieceOfJunk: Edobarde's space van fits this trope, so much so that Big Al often aims his efforts at getting Edobarde to trade it in to no avail.
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* FountainOfYouth: Some re-rolls have caused this trope as evidenced by McStuffins and Sakurai in Chapter 2 and the former's patient the following chapter.

* AdvancedAncientHumans - Loopers have predictably become this as a result of the Unending Year
* AsteroidMiner - Mentioned on a few occasions throughout the chapters.
* BadBoss - Del tends to fall into this trope, but from what we saw of this Tyrnorne lady, she might be worse.
* BrickJoke - If there was something that turned up for a minor panel, expect it to receive a nod in the next chapter.

* TheBridge - There is an entire ensemble to accompany the captain.
* BridgeBunnies - ...including two of them.
* ButICantBePregnant - Mobius Syndrome leaves Loopers Sterilized, which makes Olivier's pregnancy and [[ExpressDelivery subsequent delivery]] all the more surprising.
* CallAHumanAMeatbag - or rather a Linear.
* ChekhovsGun - Chapter 4 alludes to the Book of Odyssey written in a ‘Final Testament’ and its contents are further explored the following chapter in keeping with tradition.
* ColonizedSolarSystem - Chapter Four features Edobarde going to a national park on the planet Saturn.
* ColonyShip - The titular Star Trees that line the cosmos.
* EarthShatteringKaboom - Chapter Two caps off with this as Olivier comforts her new daughter
* EarthThatUsedToBeBetter - The Loopers of the Unending Year abandoned their home planet, blowing up the re-roll's iteration on a regular enough basis that the characters are desensitized.
* EarthThatWas - Earth has spent three entire chapters as this trope and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future until a new chapter skips to after the current roll.
* ElaborateUniversityHigh - Again, Cy Snyder and other Schools across the Star Tree forest
* EstablishingSeriesMoment - Again, Chapter Two's ending.
* ExpressDelivery - The first Loop Crash Del causes in Chapter 2 causes this to Olivier.
* FantasyContraception - Mobius Syndrome acts like this as an exchange for the ability to carry over the memories of each iteration of the Unending Year.
* Fiction500 - Premise Lab Industries falls under this trope.
* FirstDayOfSchoolEpisode - Chapter two is this to newcomer [[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc Mary Gibbs]]
* FountainOfYouth - Some re-rolls have caused this trope as evidenced by McStuffins and Sakurai in Chapter 2 and the former's patient the following chapter.
* FourthWallMailSlot - The Author has used whatever designs he feels like adding and is open to commissions and requests to incorporate specific OCs into future chapters.
* GroundhogDayLoop - The Unending Year is this to a slowly expanding cast of Loopers...
* GroundhogPeggySue - ...resulting in an entire civilization of these to sprout up in space
* GymClassRopeClimb - Chapter 1 and 3 feature a brief glimpse of this trope.
* HappilyAdopted - Marnie and Socorro are this to the Sasaki family.
* HappilyMarried - Edobarde and Olivier, while they do have their moments of tension, fall into this trope.
* HomeworldEvacuation - Anyone caught on Earth with Mobius Syndrome will be subjected to this whether they like it or not..
* HonestJohnsDealership - Big Al's Mecha Barn falls into this trope to a tee
* HumanityIsYoung - The short life of a Linear compared to Looper is prime for nurturing such an opinion.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming - Each chapter is named after lyrics from [[WriteWhatYouKnow whichever song the author had heard in his life.]]
* InferredHolocaust - often the cause or result of many an obliterated Earth.
* InterstellarWeapon - The Red Ring of Cicero is equipped with one.
* KillSat - The Red Ring of Cicero and likely all other Red Rings, which combines six Star Trees
* LectureAsExposition - So far, if it isn't Riley explaining how everything works to Mary, it's Stonewall Elgatsu teaching the students about the Unending Year's Origin.
* MegaCorp - Premise Lab Industries is this even before the Unending Year.
* MegaCrossover - The Isekai Library and its many fictional worlds give plenty of opportunities for this trope.
* MythologyGag - Plenty of them
** Socorro's hidden weapon is a wooden spoon, [[WhatCouldHaveBeen something that her mother forbid her from using for violence.]]
* NegativeSpaceWedgie - The destruction of any server in the Isekai Library causes a crash to respawn it back in its proper place and in mint condition, it's everything and everyone everywhere beyond said servers that end up at the mercy of a faulty reroll.
* OneNationUnderCopyright - The Star Trees are all this due to Premise's development of said vessels.
* OvernightAgeUp - or rather, Post Crash Age Up to age little Gale up to a point where she can communicate.
* PanickyExpectantFather - Edobarde ends up as this for all of a page and a half before Del [[ExpressDelivery dishes out an upgrade]]
* PointyHairedBoss - Del has shades of this but has proven to be capable in times of need.
* ThePowerOfTheSun - Justified, as these colonies used to be Solar Satellites that beamed this trope to Premise facilities.
* RealLifeWritesThePlot - Some moments were lifted from the Author's actual real life.
* RealityEnsues - Marnie's mad dash to Anna's summer home slows to a crawl midway as she runs out of breath and is [[StationsOfCanon spotted by Nobuko]]
* Reteaux - How else do you explain the Mix Disc catching fire like that.
* ShoutOut - If it ain't tossing cameos around, it's barking this trope left and right.

** With Don Patch and Dentakuman came an entire chunk of nods to their source material... [[WriteWhatYouKnow mainly those from episodes that the author remembered having recorded on VHS…]]
* SolarPunk - Can technically be considered this given that the earlier Star Trees used to be solar farms.
* SpaceCadetAcademy - It technically falls under this trope but not really.
* SpaceStation - The titular Star Trees are built like this trope.
* StationsOfCanon - Marnie is spotted by Nobuko and asks her if she is related to Anna.
* TwoTeacherSchool - The first chapter smashes this trope and smashes it hard.
* UnexpectedCharacter - plenty
** For starters, [[SheIsAllGrownUp a fully grown]] [[Anime/BrigadoonMarinAndMelan Marin Asagi]] works as a teacher at Cy Snyder Academy before bailing for the foreseeable future.
** Speaking of Obscure Anime, who expected Lake of all one-offs to represent Manga/SorcererHunters let alone Sorcerer Hunters get represented at all?
** The student body includes [[WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball Tina Rex]] among [[FourthWallMailSlot a few fan made OCs and gender flipped designs]]
** Member those BridgeBunnies from earlier in the page? [[Manga/LivingForTheDayAfterTomorrow Karada Iokawa]] and {WesternAnimation/DocMcStuffins} with [[Franchise/DragonBall Android 13]] as a weapons engineer and it turns out a human iteration of [[WesternAnimation/ABugsLife Flik]] is aboard as Science Officer.
** In keeping with borrowing from more unsung IP, {{WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur}} joins [[WesternAnimation/InsideOut the very film it followed]] in the student body as male friends to accompany Riley and Mary.
** Edobarde would go to Mung Dahl's Catering Company to provide a Thanksgiving Dinner.
** [[WesternAnimation/TimeSquad Well, HAAAHHHOOO-DO, PARTNERS!]]
** A third and Final Testament of the Bible was written by Sister Aisling of Kells… yes, [[WesternAnimation/TheSecretOfKells THAT Aisling]]
** Kutal of Enterra is hired as a field guide for Saturn's sheer nature. And we see him branching out [[Anime/OjamajoDoremi a familiar set of teen witchlings.]]
** Apparently Yua's not alone, he's apparently brought {{Vannamelon}} along as a sniper.
** And he's also got a pair of [[Manga/BoboboboBobobo Wiggin fighters]] on his side on top of that.
* WeAreAsMayflies - Again, Linears compared to Loopers.
* WhatAPieceOfJunk - Edobarde's space van fits this trope, so much so that Big Al often aims his efforts at getting Edobarde to trade it in to no avail.
* WriteWhatYouKnow - Time and again, the author has let his life influence certain story beats.

** Chapter 4 features the origins of the Final Testament written by [[TheSecretOfKells Sister Aisling]] whilst Chapter 5 explores a bit of its contents.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters - Given how long it had lasted before the start of the comic itself, this trope is inevitable.

** And on the topic of [[LiveActionTV/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Next Sunday AD,]] there is an invention exchange in Chapter 3.
** With Don Patch and Dentakuman came an entire chunk of nods to their source material, [[WriteWhatYouKnow mainly those from episodes that the author remembered having recorded on VHS…]]

** Edobarde would go to [[WesternAnimation/Chowder Mung Dahl's Catering Company]] to provide a Thanksgiving Dinner.

** [[Anime/Shinzo Kutal of Enterra]] is hired as a field guide for Saturn's sheer nature. And we see him branching out [[Anime/OjamajoDoremi a familiar set of teen witchlings.]]
** Apparently Yua's not alone, he's apparently brought WebVideo/Vannamelon along as a sniper.

* ChekovsGun - Chapter 4 alludes to the Book of Odyssey written in a ‘Final Testament’ and its contents are further explored the following chapter in keeping with tradition.

* ElaborateAcademyHigh - Again, Cy Snyder and other Schools across the Star Tree forest

Star Tree began publication on March 27, 2021 and is currently on its fourth chapter by the time of this page's latest update.

* CrapsackWorld - if the present Earth is this Trope, [[KillSat don't expect it to survive the Roll.]]

* EarthThatWas - Earth has spent an entire chapter as this trope and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future until a new chapter skips to after the current roll.
* ElaborateUniversityHigh - Again, Cy Snyder and most likely other Schools across the Star Tree forest

* HomeworldEvacuation - Anyone caught on Earth with Mobius Syndrome will be subjected to this.

* PointyHairedBoss - Del has shades of this.

** Member those BridgeBunnies from earlier in the page? [[Manga/LivingForTheDayAfterTomorrow Karada Iokawa]] and WesternAnimation/DocMcStuffins with [[Franchise/DragonBall Android 13]] as a weapons engineer.
** In keeping with borrowing from more unsung IP, {{WesternAnimation/The Good Dinosaur}} joins [[WesternAnimation/InsideOut the very film it followed]] in the student body.
** Edobarde would go to Mung Dahl's Catering Company to provide a Thanksgiving Dinner

Guess which side [[SturgeonsLaw gets the most iterations.]]

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters - Given how long it had lasted before the start of the comic itself, this trope is inevitable.

* ElaborateAcademyHigh - Again, Cy Snyder and other Schools across the Star Tree forest

** Member those BridgeBunnies from earlier in the page? [[Manga/LivingForTheDayAfterTomorrow Karada Iokawa]] and {WesternAnimation/DocMcStuffins} with [[Franchise/DragonBall Android 13]] as a weapons engineer.
** In keeping with borrowing from more unsung IP, {{WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur}} joins [[WesternAnimation/InsideOut the very film it followed]] in the student body.
** Edobarde would go to [[WesternAnimation/Chowder Mung Dahl's Catering Company]] to provide a Thanksgiving Dinner

[[https://www.deviantart.com/spoon300/gallery/77985433/project-star-tree Project Star Tree]] is a story that depicts a human race at the mercy of a strange phenomenon dubbed the Unending Year which resets reality and the time-space continuum after the span of a year. Only Loopers, those with a neurological condition that allows them to perceive the year's myriad iterations (dubbed Mobius Syndrome) are able to understand the problem mankind faces. After a long time watching their growing family of functionally immortal humans both in reality and in their Isekai Library, the people of Premise Lab Industries opted to launch the entire population into space to comb the earth for new cases and check to see how well the Linear society's holding up in that iteration or roll. If it was a time of prosperity and freedom, it was spared. If it was basically [[Literature/BraveNewWorld Brave New]] [[Literature/Fahrenheit451 Fahrenheit]] [[OrwellianRetcon 1984]] or even remotely working its way up to such a hellscape, [[EarthShatteringKaboom it would be blown to bits.]]

Guess which side [[StergeonsLaw gets the most iterations.]]

Star Tree began publication on March 27, 2021 and is currently awaiting its fourth chapter's publication at the time of the page's writing.

* CallAHumanAMeatbag - or rather a Linear

* EarthThatWas - Earth will be spending the roll as this trope for the foreseeable future until a new chapter skips to after the current roll.

* ExpressDelivery - The first Loop Crash Del causes in Chapter 2 causes this to Olivier
* FantasyContraception - Mobius Syndrome acts like this as an exchange for the ability to carry over the memories of each iteration of the Unending Year

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters - Given how long it had lasted before the start of the comic itself, this trope is inevitable

* SolarPunk - Can technically be considered this

** Speaking of Obscure Anime, who expected Lake of all one-offs to represent Manga/SorcererHunters let alone Sorcerer Hunters get represented at all?

* EarthThatWas - Earth will be spending the roll as this trope for the forseeable future until a new chapter skips to after the current roll.

* SpaceStation - The titular Star Trees are built like this trope.

Project Star Tree is a story that depicts a human race at the mercy of a strange phenomenon dubbed the Unending Year which resets reality and the time-space continuum after the span of a year. Only Loopers, those with a neurological condition that allows them to perceive the year's myriad iterations (dubbed Mobius Syndrome) are able to understand the problem mankind faces. After a long time watching their growing family of functionally immortal humans both in reality and in their Isekai Library, the people of Premise Lab Industries opted to launch the entire population into space to comb the earth for new cases and check to see how well the Linear society's holding up in that iteration or roll. If it was a time of prosperity and freedom, it was spared. If it was basically Brave New Fahrenheit 1984 or even remotely working its way up to such a hellscape, it would be blown to bits.

Guess which side gets the most iterations.