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** Swallow your pride and admit your fault when you have done something wrong rather than going NeverMyFault. Namaari's refusal to do so led to the conflict dragging out more than necessary by [[spoiler [[spoiler: bringing her crossbow, which resulted in Sisu's DisneyDeath]]. It takes [[spoiler: finding her mother being turned to stone and seeing the Fang city being swallowed by quakes for her to admit she was wrong, leading to Raya sparing her life]].
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** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GuildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler: Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turned the rest to stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
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** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GuildedCage GildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler: Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turned the rest to stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
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** You can't ever hope to improve the world if you're unwilling to have faith in its people to work with you. Distrust will only make things worse for everyone. However, there is a distinction in this trust. Chief Benja believed that one should not withhold trust from someone just because they are from another tribe, another land. This is very different from withholding trust from someone who has deliberately and intentionally betrayed you and doesn't acknowledge the hurt they caused or ever apologize for their actions.
** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long-term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved as well. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler:Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turns the rest into stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
** Swallow your pride and admit your fault when you have done wrong rather than going NeverMyFault. Namaari's refusal to do so dragged out the conflict more than necessary by [[spoiler:bringing her crossbow which led to Sisu's DisneyDeath]]. It takes [[spoiler:finding her mother being turned to stone and the Fang city being swallowed by quakes for her to admit she was wrong, leading to Raya sparing her life]].
** You can't ever hope to improve the world if you're unwilling to have faith in its people to work with you. Distrust will only make things worse for everyone. However, there is a distinction in this trust. Chief Benja believed that one should not withhold trust from someone just because they are from another tribe, another land. This is very different from withholding trust from someone who has deliberately and intentionally betrayed you and doesn't acknowledge the hurt they caused or ever apologize for their actions.
** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long-term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved as well. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler:Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turns the rest into stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
** Swallow your pride and admit your fault when you have done wrong rather than going NeverMyFault. Namaari's refusal to do so dragged out the conflict more than necessary by [[spoiler:bringing her crossbow which led to Sisu's DisneyDeath]]. It takes [[spoiler:finding her mother being turned to stone and the Fang city being swallowed by quakes for her to admit she was wrong, leading to Raya sparing her life]].
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** You can't ever hope to improve the world if you are unwilling to have faith in its people to work with you. Distrust will only make things worse for everyone. However, there is a distinction in this trust. Chief Benja believed that one should not with old trust from someone just because they are from another tribe or another land. This is very different from withholding trust from someone who has intentionally and deliberately betrayed you and doesn't acknowledge the hurt they caused or ever apologize for their actions.
** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GuildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler: Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turned the rest to stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
** Swallow your pride and admit your fault when you have done something wrong rather than going NeverMyFault. Namaari's refusal to do so led to the conflict dragging out more than necessary by [[spoiler bringing her crossbow, which resulted in Sisu's DisneyDeath]]. It takes [[spoiler: finding her mother being turned to stone and seeing the Fang city being swallowed by quakes for her to admit she was wrong, leading to Raya sparing her life]].
** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GuildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler: Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turned the rest to stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
** Swallow your pride and admit your fault when you have done something wrong rather than going NeverMyFault. Namaari's refusal to do so led to the conflict dragging out more than necessary by [[spoiler bringing her crossbow, which resulted in Sisu's DisneyDeath]]. It takes [[spoiler: finding her mother being turned to stone and seeing the Fang city being swallowed by quakes for her to admit she was wrong, leading to Raya sparing her life]].
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** You can't ever hope to improve the world if you're unwilling to have faith in its people to work with you. Distrust will only make things worse for everyone. However, there is a distinction in this trust. Chief Benja believed that one should not withhold trust from someone just because they are from another tribe, another land. This is very different from withholding trust from someone who has deliberately and intentionally betrayed you and doesn't acknowledge the hurt they caused or ever apologize for their actions.
** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long-term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved as well. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler:Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turns the rest into stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
** Swallow your pride and admit your fault when you have done wrong rather than going NeverMyFault. Namaari's refusal to do so dragged out the conflict more than necessary by [[spoiler:bringing her crossbow which led to Sisu's DisneyDeath]]. It takes [[spoiler:finding her mother being turned to stone and the Fang city being swallowed by quakes for her to admit she was wrong, leading to Raya sparing her life]].
** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long-term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved as well. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler:Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turns the rest into stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
** Swallow your pride and admit your fault when you have done wrong rather than going NeverMyFault. Namaari's refusal to do so dragged out the conflict more than necessary by [[spoiler:bringing her crossbow which led to Sisu's DisneyDeath]]. It takes [[spoiler:finding her mother being turned to stone and the Fang city being swallowed by quakes for her to admit she was wrong, leading to Raya sparing her life]].
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** You can't ever hope to improve the world if you're unwilling to have faith in its people to work with you. Distrust will only make things worse for everyone. However, there is a distinction in this trust. Chief Benja believed that one should not withhold trust from someone just because they are from another tribe, another land. This is very different from withholding trust from someone who has deliberately and intentionally betrayed you and doesn't acknowledge the hurt they caused or ever apologize for their actions.
** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long-term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved as well. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler:Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turns the rest into stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
** Swallow your pride and admit your fault when you have done wrong rather than going NeverMyFault. Namaari's refusal to do so dragged out the conflict more than necessary by [[spoiler:bringing her crossbow which led to Sisu's DisneyDeath]]. It takes [[spoiler:finding her mother being turned to stone and the Fang city being swallowed by quakes for her to admit she was wrong, leading to Raya sparing her life]].
** Whether the decision you are making is the "smart" or "morally right" one, think of the long-term consequences as well as how it would affect the others involved as well. For all of Virana's talk about making the "smart" or "logical" decision, she essentially turned her city into a GildedCage due to the blame-shifting which would have doomed her people to starvation if it wasn't for Raya. [[spoiler:Then it goes FromBadToWorse when the Druun quakes bury her people alive in the climax and turns the rest into stone if not for Raya's crew evacuating the survivors]].
** Swallow your pride and admit your fault when you have done wrong rather than going NeverMyFault. Namaari's refusal to do so dragged out the conflict more than necessary by [[spoiler:bringing her crossbow which led to Sisu's DisneyDeath]]. It takes [[spoiler:finding her mother being turned to stone and the Fang city being swallowed by quakes for her to admit she was wrong, leading to Raya sparing her life]].
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* IdiotBall: Sisu being naïve about the Talon tribe is understandable; she needed a wakeup call to see that you can't just walk into town and shoot off your mouth about coveted Dragon Gem pieces. Even Raya got caught off-guard when seeing Noi crying and stopped in her quest to comfort her. Not-so-understandable is that Raya warns her they need to approach the Spine tribe with caution; after Sisu had just a conversation about [[spoiler:the new Talon chief]] betraying her, she happily goes to the Spine chief hut and knocks on the front door before Raya can stop her. They were lucky that [[spoiler:Tong was actually not the chief, just a little paranoid and traumatized, and he agrees to go with them on their quest]].
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: The world of Kumandra mixes various Southeast Asian cultures with fantasy touches like dragons and MixAndMatchCritters. The aestethics of the "Nations" of this world are even based on real historical countries.
** Fang is based on the Khmer Empire, which was located in today's Cambodia.
** Talon is based on the Majapahit, which was located in today's Indonesia and Brunei
** Spine is based on the Nordics, but the culture and the people resembles the Mongolian's Khantanates
** Fang is based on the Khmer Empire, which was located in today's Cambodia.
** Talon is based on the Majapahit, which was located in today's Indonesia and Brunei
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* ConspicuousInTheCrowd: As the Druun attack the Fang tribe, everyone is fleeing away from the palace. Everyone, that is, except for Raya, determinately marching up the stairs to engage Namaari in battle for [[spoiler:killing Sisu]].
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* ShooTheDog: Benja is injured in the DownerBeginning, and his daughter is insisting they're escaping from the Druun together. He gives her a motivational speech, telling her she can find the last Dragon, and tosses her over the bridge into the water so that she avoids getting turned into stone. Raya screams in protest as she's forced to watch his petrification.
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* ShooTheDog: Benja is injured in the DownerBeginning, and his daughter is insisting they're escaping from the Druun together. He gives her a motivational speech, telling her she can find to not give up on the last Dragon, hope of Kunandra, and then tosses her over off the bridge into the water so that she avoids getting turned into stone. to save her from the advancing Druun. Raya screams in protest as she's forced to watch his petrification. she falls and sees her father become petrified
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* ShooTheDog: Benja is injured in the DownerBeginning, and his daughter is insisting they're escaping from the Druun together. He gives her a motivational speech, telling her she can find the last Dragon, and tosses her over the bridge into the water so that she avoids getting turned into stone. Raya screams in protest as she's ForcedToWatch his petrification.
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* ShooTheDog: Benja is injured in the DownerBeginning, and his daughter is insisting they're escaping from the Druun together. He gives her a motivational speech, telling her she can find the last Dragon, and tosses her over the bridge into the water so that she avoids getting turned into stone. Raya screams in protest as she's ForcedToWatch forced to watch his petrification.
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mis-use. the various "echo" tropes deal with something being said that is repeated later. The example listed is purely visual and not an echo trope. I'm not sure what trope would handle this situation.
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** During Raya's training, she is shown fighting with double weapons, while her father wields a sword. When she faces Namaari for the last time, it is Raya who is wielding the sword, while the Namaari fights with twin blades.
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**During Raya's training, she is shown fighting with double weapons, while her father wields a sword. When she faces Namaari for the last time, it is Raya who is wielding the sword, while the Namaari fights with twin blades.
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* LiarRevealed: Strongly downplayed as Raya is quite truthful about her plans and intentions and only keeping Sisu's identity a secret to protect her. When the group finds out about Sisu they are understandably upset with Raya at first but quickly work though it when the realize they have a dragon on their side who is working to bring everyone back.
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* LiarRevealed: Strongly downplayed as Raya is quite truthful about her plans and intentions and only keeping Sisu's identity a secret to protect her. When the group finds out about Sisu they are understandably upset with Raya at first but quickly work though it when the they realize they have a dragon on their side who is working to bring everyone back.
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The film is heavily inspired by the culture, aesthetics, and mythology of [[UsefulNotes/{{Asia}} Southeast Asia]]. It features the voices of Creator/KellyMarieTran and Creator/{{Awkwafina}} as the titular Raya and Sisu, with other supporting characters voiced by Creator/GemmaChan, Creator/DanielDaeKim, Creator/BenedictWong, Creator/SandraOh, Creator/AlanTudyk, and Creator/RossButler. It had a simultaneous release in theaters and on Creator/DisneyPlus Premier Access on March 5, 2021, and became available to all Disney+ subscribers on June 4th. As with ''Film/Mulan2020'', the film was released on other VOD providers a month after its premiere. The teaser trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BPMTr-NS9s here]], and the official trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VIZ89FEjYI here]].
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The film is heavily inspired by the culture, cultures, aesthetics, and mythology mythologies of [[UsefulNotes/{{Asia}} Southeast Asia]]. It features the voices of Creator/KellyMarieTran and Creator/{{Awkwafina}} as the titular Raya and Sisu, with other supporting characters voiced by Creator/GemmaChan, Creator/DanielDaeKim, Creator/BenedictWong, Creator/SandraOh, Creator/AlanTudyk, and Creator/RossButler. It had a simultaneous release in theaters and on Creator/DisneyPlus Premier Access on March 5, 2021, and became available to all Disney+ subscribers on June 4th. As with ''Film/Mulan2020'', the film was released on other VOD providers a month after its premiere. The teaser trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BPMTr-NS9s here]], and the official trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VIZ89FEjYI here]].
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The film is heavily inspired by the culture, aesthetics, and mythology of [[UsefulNotes/{{Asia}} Southeast Asia]]. It features the voices of Creator/KellyMarieTran and Creator/{{Awkwafina}} as the titular Raya and Sisu, with other supporting characters voiced by Creator/GemmaChan, Creator/DanielDaeKim, Creator/BenedictWong, Creator/SandraOh, Creator/AlanTudyk, and Creator/RossButler. It had a simultaneous release in theaters and on Creator/DisneyPlus Premier Access on March 5, 2021, and became available to all Disney+ subscribers on June 4th. As with ''Film/{{Mulan|2020}}'', the film was released on other VOD providers a month after its premiere. The teaser trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BPMTr-NS9s here]], and the official trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VIZ89FEjYI here]].
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The film is heavily inspired by the culture, aesthetics, and mythology of [[UsefulNotes/{{Asia}} Southeast Asia]]. It features the voices of Creator/KellyMarieTran and Creator/{{Awkwafina}} as the titular Raya and Sisu, with other supporting characters voiced by Creator/GemmaChan, Creator/DanielDaeKim, Creator/BenedictWong, Creator/SandraOh, Creator/AlanTudyk, and Creator/RossButler. It had a simultaneous release in theaters and on Creator/DisneyPlus Premier Access on March 5, 2021, and became available to all Disney+ subscribers on June 4th. As with ''Film/{{Mulan|2020}}'', ''Film/Mulan2020'', the film was released on other VOD providers a month after its premiere. The teaser trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BPMTr-NS9s here]], and the official trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VIZ89FEjYI here]].
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Released March 5, 2021, ''Raya and the Last Dragon'' is the 59th entry in the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon.
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* DoomedHometown: Towards the beginning of the story, Heart becomes this trope when the other tribe leaders accidentally break apart the Dragon Gem, which brings back the Drunn. Overnight, Heart is overrun by Drunn, its citizens are turned to stone, petrified or scattered and (due in part to the city is abandoned. Chief Benja entrusting her with his shard of the gem) Raya is left as the only surviving member of her tribe.sacrifices himself to save Raya.
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mis-use: The trope is about a death that immediately follows an escape from imminent peril, interrupting the peaceful tranquility of apparent success. The exchange between Namaari, Sisu and Raya was full of Mexican standoff tension. There was never a moment where you felt 100% certain that the danger had past and all was safe then... BAM Sisu is shot. While Namaari seemed to be responding positively to Sisu's words, at the same time her finger was tightening on the trigger to the point where you can hear the trigger device creaking.
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** Tong's "chief hut" [[spoiler:has an empty crib with a forlorn toy. Raya realizes what this means and decides to trust him since he actually wasn't the chief who got her father killed and [[NotSoDifferent has lost loved ones to the Druun like Raya herself]]]].
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** Tong's "chief hut" [[spoiler:has an empty crib with a forlorn toy. Raya realizes what this means and decides to trust him since he actually wasn't the chief who got her father killed and [[NotSoDifferent has lost loved ones to the Druun like Raya herself]]]].herself]].
