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6 | [[caption-width-right:350:[-''Rythme, Joie de vivre'' by Robert Delaunay (1930)-]]] |
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8 | ->''"If I had to paint a picture / Of how the world would really be / I would use the finest colours..."'' |
9 | -->-- '''Billy Ocean''', "The Colour of Love" |
10 | |
11 | These tropes are mostly about being ColourCodedForYourConvenience or other affinities related to specific colors. |
12 | |
13 | '''NOTE:''' Similar to the RuleOfIndex caveat, just because a specific color appears in the name of the trope does it qualify for a sub-index. In fact, some tropes will qualify ''without'' having to mention the color. |
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15 | [[index]] |
16 | !!Tropes: |
17 | %%Please list specific colors in the sub-indexes. |
18 | [floatboxright: |
19 | '''Sub-indexes:''' |
20 | + BlackIndexWhiteIndex |
21 | + BlueTropes |
22 | + CharacteristicClothingColors |
23 | + GrayTropes |
24 | + GreenTropes |
25 | + HairColors |
26 | + AnIndexOrange |
27 | + PaintTheIndexRed |
28 | + PinkTropes |
29 | + PurpleIsTheNewTrope |
30 | + RainbowTropes |
31 | + RedIndexBlueIndex |
32 | + RedIndexGreenIndex |
33 | + ThisIndexIsBrown |
34 | + TropesInBlack |
35 | + TropesInWhite |
36 | + TheYellowIndex |
37 | ] |
38 | * AlienBlood: A character bleeds a strangely colored substance that isn't the red blood of humans, usually to either reveal or emphasize that the character isn't actually human. |
39 | * AllYourColorsCombined: A color-scheme team combines their forces into an amazing blast of rainbow-colored power. |
40 | * AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: A video game level that is trippy as trippy can be. |
41 | * AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: The ''humans'' in a work come in many different colors. |
42 | * AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: The ''animals'' in a work come in many different colors. |
43 | * AmazingTechnicolorWorld: The entire world is a kaleidoscope of color. |
44 | * BrightIsNotGood: Just because something comes in bright colors doesn't mean that it's good. |
45 | * CaptainColorbeard: Pirate with a name of (Insert something here)-Beard. |
46 | * {{Chiaroscuro}}: There's only one bright source of light. Everything else is shadow. |
47 | * ColorCharacter: Part of a superhero's title is a color. |
48 | * ColorCodedArmies: An easy way to tell the sides of an army apart is to just color-code them. |
49 | * ColorCodedCharacters: Each character has their assigned color. |
50 | ** ChromaticArrangement: Three to four characters are assigned three to four primary colors. |
51 | ** ColorCodedSecretIdentity: Someone's everyday civilian clothes just so happen to be the same color(s) as their superhero costume. |
52 | ** RainbowMotif: The seven colors of the rainbow as a motif. |
53 | * ColorCodedElements: Fire is red, water is blue, earth is green...The list goes on. |
54 | * ColourCodedForYourConvenience: Colours are used to denote something. |
55 | * ColorCodedMultiplayer: A video game with a multiplayer option has the players in different colors. |
56 | * ColorCodedPatrician: The person of the highest rank wears a different color than everyone else. |
57 | * ColorCodedStones: Gems can come in many different colors, but this applies when they're assigned set hues. |
58 | * ColourCodedTimestop: To show that times had come to a stop, all the color in a scene either changes or washes out completely. |
59 | * ColorCodedWizardry: Spellcasting characters are assigned colors. |
60 | * ColorContrast: Two opposing things have two opposing colors. |
61 | * ColorFailure: Someone is so shocked all the color drains from them. Literally. |
62 | * ColorfulSong: A song all about ''colors''! |
63 | * {{Colorization}}: Manually adding color to what was originally made in monochrome. |
64 | * ColorMotif: A recurring color or color scheme within a work, often with symbolic meaning. |
65 | * ColorWash: A visual effect to make everything take a similar hue to evoke a certain feeling. |
66 | * ColorfulContrails: A person or object running at high speed leaves behind a trail of color. |
67 | * ColoringInTheWorld: The narrative involves actively bringing or restoring color to a colorless setting. |
68 | * DecadeThemedFilter: Different time periods have their own colors, filters, effects, etc. |
69 | * DeliberatelyMonochrome: There's a reason why everything is black-and-white. |
70 | ** AlternateMonochromeVersion: There's a reason for why this already-colored work is now black-and-white. |
71 | ** SplashOfColor: In a black-and-white expanse, something important is given color. |
72 | * Eye Colors |
73 | ** EyeColourChange: A character's eyes change color in response to something, either literally or symbolically. |
74 | ** TechnicolorEyes: Eye color(s) that is physically impossible and simply unusual. |
75 | *** CurtainsMatchTheWindow: When eyes and hair are the same color. |
76 | *** UhOhEyes: A subindex of tropes for when a change in someone's eyes is a sign of danger. |
77 | *** GlowingEyesOfDoom: If someone's eyes start glowing, it's time to start running. |
78 | *** HellishPupils: When someone's pupils become anything but round, bad things are to follow. |
79 | * FictionalColour: A color appears in a work that doesn't exist in real life. |
80 | * GoodColorsEvilColors: The good guys are one color, and the bad guys are another. |
81 | * HadesShaded: Once you go to the dark side, every color on you follows. |
82 | * HollywoodChameleons: Fictional chameleons have amazing color-changing abilities. |
83 | * InconsistentColoring: A visual mistake -- something's color completely changes the next time the thing is seen. |
84 | * LawOfChromaticSuperiority: Different colors denote different levels of quality. |
85 | * MonochromaticImpactShot: Use of DeliberateMonochrome on a heavy impact. |
86 | * MonochromeApparition: Ghosts appearing in single colors. |
87 | * MonochromeToColor: Everything goes from black-and-white to color, color everywhere! |
88 | * PaletteSwap: Two sprites in a video game look exactly alike save for their colors. |
89 | ** PaletteSwappedAlienFood: Alien food looks like oddly colored human food. |
90 | ** UndergroundMonkey: When a video game only has one kind of enemy, but it comes in many versions. |
91 | * PatternCodedEggs: A fictional animal's egg matches the color and pattern of the animal inside it. |
92 | * PowerUpFullColorChange: Unlocking great powers means a character gets a new palette to go with it. |
93 | * PrimaryColorChampion: Red and blue (and maybe yellow) are the colors of heroes. |
94 | * QueerColors: An LGBTQ character is symbolized by pride flag colors. |
95 | * RedSockRuinsTheLaundry: All it takes is one dark fabric to ruin a whole load of white laundry. |
96 | * SecondaryColorNemesis: As a flipside to the heroes' primary colors, villains come in hues of green, purple, and orange. |
97 | * SinglePaletteTown: A place where everything is the same color. |
98 | * TechnicolorBlade: Metal blades that come in unique colors. |
99 | * TechnicolorFire: Fire with lots of different colors. |
100 | * TechnicolorMagic: Color-coded magic. |
101 | * TechnicolorWind: Wind with lots of different colors. |
102 | * TechnicolorScience: Science looks "cooler" when all the chemicals and reactions are bright and neon. |
103 | * TechnicolorToxin: Poison is as vivid as it is deadly. |
104 | * UndeathlyPallor: An undead character is pure white, pale blue, etc. |
105 | * WorldOfTechnicolorHair: Characters have hair all over the rainbow, as opposed to the human spectrum of blonde, red, and black/brown. |
106 | [[/index]] |
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