| 1 | ''Tropes that are common to SpeculativeFiction, encompassing ScienceFiction, {{Fantasy}}, and everything in between...'' |
| 2 | |
| 3 | [-See also: AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction, Website/TheGrandListOfOverusedScienceFictionCliches, SpeculativeFictionCreatorIndex, and the Website/TurkeyCityLexicon website.-] |
| 4 | ---- |
| 5 | !!Tropes |
| 6 | [[index]] |
| 7 | [[foldercontrol]] |
| 8 | |
| 9 | [[folder:'''Subcategories and Trope Indexes''']] |
| 10 | + '''SpeculativeFiction''' (main topic) |
| 11 | + AlienTropes: Tropes about extraterrestrial life. |
| 12 | + AlternateHistoryTropes: Tropes about speculative history that differs from real-life events. |
| 13 | + AnatomyArsenal |
| 14 | + AppliedPhlebotinum |
| 15 | + ApocalypticIndex: Tropes about the destruction of global society or life as we know it. |
| 16 | + AutonomousAndArtificialAppendageIndex |
| 17 | + CyberpunkTropes: Common tropes and cliches found in {{Cyberpunk}} science fiction. |
| 18 | + {{Doppelganger}} |
| 19 | + EnergyWeapon |
| 20 | + FairyTaleTropes: Common tropes and cliches found in {{Fairy Tale}}s. |
| 21 | + FantasticFlora |
| 22 | + FantasticRacism: Conflict and discrimination between fictional sapient races/species. |
| 23 | + FantasticSapientSpeciesTropes: All tropes regarding fictional races/species of beings who at least have human-level intelligence. |
| 24 | + FasterThanLightIndex |
| 25 | + FateAndProphecyTropes |
| 26 | + FictionalCultureAndNationTropes: Tropes about fictional societies and civilizations. |
| 27 | + FuturisticTechIndex: Tropes about hypothetical technology in science fiction. |
| 28 | + HumansAreIndexed: Tropes about the human species (and how we relate to non-human species). |
| 29 | + IndexOfFictionalCreatures: All tropes about beings and creatures which only exist in fantasy and science fiction. |
| 30 | + LovecraftianTropes: Common tropes and cliches found in [[Creator/HPLovecraft Lovecraftian-style]] [[CosmicHorrorStory supernatural horror fiction]]. |
| 31 | + MagicAndPowers: Tropes about sorcery and superhuman abilities. |
| 32 | + MakeMyIndexLive: Tropes about {{mad scientist}}s and their strange experiments. |
| 33 | + MechaTropes |
| 34 | + [[MilitaryScienceFiction Military Science Fiction Tropes]]: MilitaryAndWarfareTropes as applied to science fiction settings. |
| 35 | + MindControl |
| 36 | + OneWithTheIndex |
| 37 | + OthernessTropes |
| 38 | + OtherworldTropes: Tropes about alternate universes and parallel dimensions. |
| 39 | + OurClonesAreIdentical |
| 40 | + ParanormalTropes |
| 41 | + PsychicIndex |
| 42 | + RangedEnergyAttackTropes |
| 43 | + RobotRollCall |
| 44 | + RomanticismVersusEnlightenment |
| 45 | + [[SciFiHorror Sci-Fi Horror Tropes]]: Science fiction tropes that are often PlayedForHorror. |
| 46 | + SealedIndexInACan |
| 47 | + {{Shapeshifting}}: Tropes about people undergoing extreme physical changes. |
| 48 | + {{Spacecraft}} |
| 49 | + SteampunkIndex: Common tropes and cliches found in {{Steampunk}} science fiction. |
| 50 | + SuperheroTropes: All genre tropes pertaining to {{superhero}}es (and {{supervillain}}s). |
| 51 | + TeleportationTropes |
| 52 | + ThisIndexHasAMindOfItsOwn |
| 53 | + ThisIndexWillLiveForever |
| 54 | + TimeTravelTropes: Tropes about TimeTravel and visiting the past or future. |
| 55 | + [[{{Transhuman}} Transhuman Tropes]]: Tropes about people who have been enhanced in some way/moved past their "natural" limitations. |
| 56 | + TropesInSpace: Tropes about everything in the vast universe beyond our planet Earth. |
| 57 | + TropesOfTheSoul |
| 58 | + TropesOnScienceAndUnscience: Tropes about the depiction of scientists and their work in science fiction settings. |
| 59 | + UndeadIndex |
| 60 | + UrbanFantasyTropes: Common tropes and cliches found in UrbanFantasy stories. |
| 61 | + WeWillNotUseAnIndexInTheFuture: Tropes which speculate predictions about the world of tomorrow. |
| 62 | + WishingTropes |
| 63 | [[/folder]] |
| 64 | |
| 65 | [[folder:Tropes #-D]] |
| 66 | * TwoDSpace |
| 67 | * NinetyPercentOfYourBrain |
| 68 | * AbsentAliens |
| 69 | * AbsoluteXenophobe |
| 70 | * AbstractEater |
| 71 | * AbsurdlyHugePopulation |
| 72 | * AbsurdlySharpBlade: A blade sharp enough to cut anything. |
| 73 | * AbsurdlySharpClaws |
| 74 | * AbUrbeCondita |
| 75 | * AbusiveAlienParents |
| 76 | * AbusivePrecursors |
| 77 | * AceCustom |
| 78 | * AchillesPowerCord |
| 79 | * ActivationSequence |
| 80 | * AdamAndEvePlot: It's up to the last surviving male and female to repopulate the race after the rest of their kind have all perished. |
| 81 | * AdaptiveArmor |
| 82 | * TheAdjectivalMan |
| 83 | * AdorableAbomination |
| 84 | * AdvancedAncientAcropolis |
| 85 | * AdvancedAncientHumans |
| 86 | * AdvertOverloadedFuture |
| 87 | * {{Aesoptinum}} |
| 88 | * TheAgeless: A character who never ages. |
| 89 | * AgeWithoutYouth |
| 90 | * AgonyBeam |
| 91 | * AgriWorld: A planet, often depicted as a SingleBiomePlanet, dedicated to agriculture. |
| 92 | * AIGettingHigh |
| 93 | * AIIsACrapshoot: Artificial intelligence going bonkers. |
| 94 | * AirborneAircraftCarrier |
| 95 | * TheAirNotThere |
| 96 | * AkashicRecords |
| 97 | * AlchemyIsMagic |
| 98 | * AlcubierreDrive |
| 99 | * AlienAbducteesFightBack |
| 100 | * AlienAbduction |
| 101 | * AlienAnimals |
| 102 | * AlienArtsAreAppreciated |
| 103 | * AlienAutopsy: Performing an autopsy on an alien. |
| 104 | * AlienBlood |
| 105 | * AlienCatnip |
| 106 | * AlienFairFolk |
| 107 | * AlienGenderConfusion |
| 108 | * AlienGeometries |
| 109 | * AlienInvasion: Aliens plan to invade a planet. |
| 110 | * AlienKudzu |
| 111 | * AlienLandmass |
| 112 | * AnAlienNamedBob |
| 113 | * AlienPrincess |
| 114 | * AliensAreBastards: Aliens are invariably shown to be bad people. |
| 115 | * AlienSea |
| 116 | * AliensInCardiff |
| 117 | * AlienSky |
| 118 | * AliensLoveHumanFood |
| 119 | * AliensNeverInventedDemocracy |
| 120 | * AliensNeverInventedTheWheel |
| 121 | * AliensOfLondon: An alien has an accent in spite of not being from Earth. |
| 122 | * AlienSpaceBats |
| 123 | * AliensSpeakingEnglish: Aliens who speak English in spite of never being on Earth before. |
| 124 | * AliensStealCable: Aliens learn about Earth by watching television broadcasts from the planet. |
| 125 | * AliensStealCattle |
| 126 | * AllGenesAreCodominant |
| 127 | * AllHailTheGreatGodMickey |
| 128 | * AllMythsAreTrue: A setting where myths, legends, and/or fairy tales weren't just fiction and have actually happened in real life. |
| 129 | * AllNationsAreSuperpowers |
| 130 | * AllOfTimeAtOnce |
| 131 | * AllPlanetsAreEarthLike |
| 132 | * AllTheoriesAreTrue |
| 133 | * AllTherapistsAreMuggles |
| 134 | * AllianceOfAlternates |
| 135 | * AlternateHistory: A work where history played out differently from real life. |
| 136 | * AlternateHistoryDinosaurSurvival |
| 137 | * AlternateHistoryNaziVictory |
| 138 | * AlternateLandmarkHistory |
| 139 | * AlternateRealityEpisode |
| 140 | * AlternateTimeline |
| 141 | * AlternateTimelineAncestry |
| 142 | * AlternateTooniverse |
| 143 | * AlternateUniverse |
| 144 | * AlternativeCalendar |
| 145 | * AlternativeNumberSystem |
| 146 | * AlternativeTuringTest |
| 147 | * TheAlternet |
| 148 | * AlwaysChaoticEvil |
| 149 | * AlwaysLawfulGood |
| 150 | * AlwaysOnDuty |
| 151 | * AmazonBrigade: An army of female warriors. |
| 152 | * AmbiguousCloneEnding |
| 153 | * AmbiguouslyHuman: A character appears to be human, but has traits and quirks suggesting that they might really be something not human. |
| 154 | * AmbiguousRobots |
| 155 | * AmplifierArtifact |
| 156 | * AmuletOfConcentratedAwesome |
| 157 | * AmuletOfDependency |
| 158 | * AmusingAlien |
| 159 | * AnalProbing |
| 160 | * AnatomyOfTheSoul |
| 161 | * AncientAstronauts: Myths and ancient civilizations are traced to aliens visiting Earth in the distant past. |
| 162 | * AncientConspiracy |
| 163 | * AncientEvil |
| 164 | * AncientTradition |
| 165 | * AndManGrewProud |
| 166 | * AndroidIdentifier |
| 167 | * AndroidsAndDetectives |
| 168 | * AndroidsArePeopleToo |
| 169 | * AngelicAliens |
| 170 | * AnimalEyes |
| 171 | * AnimalEyeSpy |
| 172 | * AnimalIsTheNewMan |
| 173 | * AnimatedTattoo |
| 174 | * AnimateInanimateObject: Inanimate objects that are alive and sentient. |
| 175 | * AnimatingArtifact |
| 176 | * {{Animorphism}} |
| 177 | * AnomalousArt |
| 178 | * AnotherDimension |
| 179 | * AntiHumanAlliance |
| 180 | * AntiMagicalFaction |
| 181 | * {{Antimatter}} |
| 182 | * AntiRegeneration |
| 183 | * AntiTrueSight |
| 184 | * ApathyKilledTheCat |
| 185 | * ApocalypseHow |
| 186 | * ApocalypseMaiden |
| 187 | * ApocalypseWow |
| 188 | * ApocalypticLog: Before a civilization is destroyed, someone leaves behind a recording detailing the events of the disaster before they meet their end. |
| 189 | * ApocalypticLogistics |
| 190 | * AppearanceIsInTheEyeOfTheBeholder: A being whose physical appearance differs depending on who is looking at them. |
| 191 | * AppendageAssimilation |
| 192 | * TheApunkalypse |
| 193 | * ArbitrarySkepticism: Refusing to believe in something supernatural in spite of believing in or being aware of the existence of something equally supernatural. |
| 194 | * ArbitraryWeaponRange |
| 195 | * ArchaeologicalArmsRace |
| 196 | * ArchaicWeaponForAnAdvancedAge |
| 197 | * {{Arcology}} |
| 198 | * Area51 |
| 199 | * TheArk |
| 200 | * ArmCannon: Having an arm that turns into a cannon. |
| 201 | * ArmlessBiped |
| 202 | * ArtifactCollectionAgency |
| 203 | * ArtifactDomination |
| 204 | * ArtifactOfAttraction |
| 205 | * ArtifactOfDeath |
| 206 | * ArtifactOfDoom |
| 207 | * ArtifactOfHope |
| 208 | * ArtificialAfterlife |
| 209 | * ArtificialAnimalPeople |
| 210 | * ArtificialCannibalism |
| 211 | * ArtificialFamilyMember |
| 212 | * ArtificialGravity |
| 213 | * ArtificialHuman |
| 214 | * ArtificialHybrid |
| 215 | * ArtificialIntelligence |
| 216 | * ArtificialLimbs: A person has robotic prosthetics. |
| 217 | * ArtificialLimbsAreStronger |
| 218 | * ArtificialMeat |
| 219 | * ArtificialScript |
| 220 | * ArtificialZombie |
| 221 | * ArtInitiatesLife |
| 222 | * AscendedFanboy |
| 223 | * AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence |
| 224 | * AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction: ScienceFiction inventions can be the focus of the story, a prop, or a societal impact. |
| 225 | * AssimilationPlot |
| 226 | * TheAssimilator |
| 227 | * AsteroidMiners |
| 228 | * AsteroidsMonster |
| 229 | * AsteroidThicket |
| 230 | * AstralProjection |
| 231 | * AnAstralProjectionNotAGhost |
| 232 | * AstroClone |
| 233 | * {{Atlantis}} |
| 234 | * AttackOfThe50FootWhatever |
| 235 | * AugmentedReality |
| 236 | * AuraVision |
| 237 | * {{Autodoc}} |
| 238 | * AutomatonHorses |
| 239 | * AvoidingTheGreatWar |
| 240 | * AwesomeUnderwaterWorld |
| 241 | * AxisMundi |
| 242 | * BabyPlanet |
| 243 | * BackFromTheDead |
| 244 | * BackgroundMagicField |
| 245 | * BackstoryInvader |
| 246 | * BadassTransplant |
| 247 | * BadFuture: The hero time travels to a future where the world is worse off without them. |
| 248 | * BadMoonRising |
| 249 | * BadPresent |
| 250 | * BalanceBetweenGoodAndEvil |
| 251 | * BalancingDeathsBooks |
| 252 | * BaldMystic |
| 253 | * BalkanizeMe |
| 254 | * BallOfLightTransformation |
| 255 | * BanishingRitual |
| 256 | * BanOnAI |
| 257 | * BanOnMagic |
| 258 | * BarFullOfAliens |
| 259 | * BarrierMaiden |
| 260 | * BatPeople |
| 261 | * BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind |
| 262 | * TheBattlestar |
| 263 | * BazaarOfTheBizarre |
| 264 | * BBCQuarry |
| 265 | * BeastMan |
| 266 | * BecauseDestinySaysSo |
| 267 | * BecomeARealBoy |
| 268 | * BecomeYourWeapon |
| 269 | * BecomingTheGenie |
| 270 | * BeehiveBarrier |
| 271 | * BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy: It's established that a historical figure had an unusual aspect of their life that was stricken from the history books. |
| 272 | * BeingHumanSucks |
| 273 | * BellBottomLimbedBots |
| 274 | * BenevolentAI |
| 275 | * BenevolentAlienInvasion |
| 276 | * BenevolentGenie: A genie whose main priority is that their master is safe and is satisfied with the wishes granted. |
| 277 | * BenevolentPrecursors |
| 278 | * BequeathedPower |
| 279 | * TheBermudaTriangle |
| 280 | * BewareOfHitchhikingGhosts |
| 281 | * BewitchedAmphibians: Magic turning people into frogs. |
| 282 | * BigCreepyCrawlies |
| 283 | * BigDumbBody |
| 284 | * BigDumbObject |
| 285 | * BigFatFuture |
| 286 | * BiggerOnTheInside |
| 287 | * BinarySuns |
| 288 | * BioArmor |
| 289 | * BioAugmentation |
| 290 | * {{Biodata}} |
| 291 | * BiologicalWeaponsSolveEverything |
| 292 | * BioluminescenceIsCool |
| 293 | * BiotechIsBetter |
| 294 | * BioweaponBeast |
| 295 | * BirdPeople |
| 296 | * BishonenLine |
| 297 | * BizarreAlienBiology: Aliens and other non-humans have stranger anatomy than humans. |
| 298 | * BizarreAlienLocomotion |
| 299 | * BizarreAlienPsychology |
| 300 | * BizarreAlienReproduction: Aliens have a bizarre way of reproducing. |
| 301 | * BizarreAlienSenses |
| 302 | * BizarreAlienSexes: Aliens having different genders or more genders than humans. |
| 303 | * BizarreBabyBoom |
| 304 | * BizarreHumanBiology: Someone has weird anatomy in spite of being human. |
| 305 | * BizarreSeasons |
| 306 | * BlackEyesOfEvil |
| 307 | * BlackMarketProduce |
| 308 | * BladeBelowTheShoulder |
| 309 | * TheBlank |
| 310 | * BlindJump |
| 311 | * BlindSeer |
| 312 | * BlobMonster |
| 313 | * BloodSport |
| 314 | * BlueAndOrangeMorality: Someone follows morality that can't be accurately measured by our understanding of what's right and what's wrong. |
| 315 | * BluffingTheAdvanceScout |
| 316 | * BoardingParty |
| 317 | * BoardingPod |
| 318 | * BodyBackupDrive |
| 319 | * BodySnatcher |
| 320 | * BodySurf |
| 321 | * BodyToJewel |
| 322 | * BoldExplorer |
| 323 | * BoldlyComing: Going to space for the sole purpose of finding aliens to have sex with. |
| 324 | * BondCreatures |
| 325 | * BooksThatBite |
| 326 | * BornAgainImmortality |
| 327 | * BornAsAnAdult: A being who is born as a full-grown adult. |
| 328 | * BotanicalAbomination |
| 329 | * BrainComputerInterface |
| 330 | * BrainCriticalMass |
| 331 | * BrainInAJar: A disembodied brain is kept alive in a jar. |
| 332 | * BrainMonster: A creature that's more "brain" than "creature". |
| 333 | * BrainTheft: Stealing someone's brain. |
| 334 | * BrainTransplant: Putting someone's brain in someone else's body. |
| 335 | * BrainUploading: Saving a life by transferring the person's conscience into a machine. |
| 336 | * {{Brainwashed}}: A character's mind is enslaved by someone or something. |
| 337 | * BrainwashedAndCrazy: A character is mind-controlled and driven to harm others or engage in destructive behavior. |
| 338 | * BrainwashingForTheGreaterGood: Brainwashing people for a great, justifiable cause. |
| 339 | * TheBrigadier |
| 340 | * BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu |
| 341 | * BronsonCanyonAndCaves: A popular shooting location for speculative fiction film and television. |
| 342 | * BrownNote |
| 343 | * BrownNoteBeing |
| 344 | * BurialInSpace |
| 345 | * ButterflyOfDoom |
| 346 | * ButWhatAboutTheAstronauts |
| 347 | * ByTheEyesOfTheBlind |
| 348 | * ByThePowerOfGrayskull |
| 349 | * CactusPerson |
| 350 | * CaliforniaDoubling |
| 351 | * CallAPegasusAHippogriff |
| 352 | * CallARabbitASmeerp: Using an unusual word to refer to a mundane creature. |
| 353 | * CallASmeerpARabbit: Calling an unusual creature the name of a mundane animal. |
| 354 | * CameBackStrong |
| 355 | * CameBackWrong |
| 356 | * CameFromTheSky |
| 357 | * CannibalismSuperpower |
| 358 | * CannotCrossRunningWater |
| 359 | * CanOnlyMoveTheEyes |
| 360 | * CantArgueWithElves: A species believes themselves to be automatically superior to all other races. |
| 361 | * CantLiveWithoutYou |
| 362 | * CantTakeAnythingWithYou |
| 363 | * CapitalLettersAreMagic |
| 364 | * CaptainsLog |
| 365 | * CaptainSpaceDefenderOfEarth |
| 366 | * CaptureAndReplicate |
| 367 | * CapturedSuperEntity |
| 368 | * CarbonSkin |
| 369 | * CargoCult |
| 370 | * CassetteFuturism |
| 371 | * CastFromCalories |
| 372 | * CastFromLifespan |
| 373 | * CastFromSanity |
| 374 | * CastsNoShadow |
| 375 | * CasualInterplanetaryTravel |
| 376 | * CasualInterstellarTravel |
| 377 | * CasuallyPowerfulGiant |
| 378 | * CatFolk |
| 379 | * CausedTheBigBang |
| 380 | * CelestialBody |
| 381 | * CelestialDeadline |
| 382 | * CentrifugalGravity |
| 383 | * {{Cephalothorax}} |
| 384 | * CheerfulAI |
| 385 | * ChekhovsTimeTravel |
| 386 | * ChemistryCanDoAnything |
| 387 | * ChestBurster |
| 388 | * ChromeChampion |
| 389 | * ChromeDomePsi |
| 390 | * {{Chronoscope}} |
| 391 | * ChunkyUpdraft |
| 392 | * CitadelCity |
| 393 | * CityInABottle |
| 394 | * CityNoir |
| 395 | * CityOnTheWater |
| 396 | * CityPlanet |
| 397 | * CivilizationDestroyer |
| 398 | * ClaimedByTheSupernatural |
| 399 | * ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve |
| 400 | * ClarkesThirdLaw |
| 401 | * ClashOfEvolutionaryLevels |
| 402 | * ClingyMacGuffin |
| 403 | * ClockOfPower |
| 404 | * ClockRoaches |
| 405 | * ClockworkCreature |
| 406 | * CloneAngst |
| 407 | * CloneArmy |
| 408 | * CloneByConversion |
| 409 | * CloneDegeneration: Clones declining in quality. |
| 410 | * CloneJesus |
| 411 | * ClonesArePeopleToo |
| 412 | * CloningBodyParts |
| 413 | * CloningGambit |
| 414 | * CloseEnoughTimeline |
| 415 | * ClothesMakeTheSuperman |
| 416 | * ClownSpecies |
| 417 | * CocaPepsiInc |
| 418 | * CoconutSuperpowers: A character has powers that have limited demonstrations done with cheap special effects because the production lacks the budget to show the powers to their true potential. |
| 419 | * ColdEquation |
| 420 | * ColdSleepColdFuture |
| 421 | * ColonizedSolarSystem |
| 422 | * ColonyDrop |
| 423 | * ColonyShip |
| 424 | * ColorCodedWizardry |
| 425 | * CombatTentacles |
| 426 | * CometOfDoom |
| 427 | * ComingInHot |
| 428 | * CompellingVoice |
| 429 | * CompleteImmortality |
| 430 | * CompoundInterestTimeTravelGambit |
| 431 | * TheComputerIsYourFriend |
| 432 | * ComputerizedJudicialSystem |
| 433 | * ComputersSpeakBinary |
| 434 | * ConcentrationBoundMagic: Magic that only lasts so long as the wielder is concentrating. |
| 435 | * {{Conlang}} |
| 436 | * ConqueringAlienPrince |
| 437 | * ConquerorFromTheFuture |
| 438 | * ConstructedWorld |
| 439 | * ContagiousAI |
| 440 | * ContagiousPowers |
| 441 | * ContainmentClothing |
| 442 | * ContemporaryCaveman: A caveman ends up in modern times. |
| 443 | * ContinuousDecompression |
| 444 | * ConvenientlyClosePlanet |
| 445 | * ConvenientlyCoherentThoughts |
| 446 | * CoolButInefficient |
| 447 | * CoolChair |
| 448 | * CoolGate |
| 449 | * CoolKey |
| 450 | * CoolStarship |
| 451 | * CorralledCosmos |
| 452 | * TheCorruption |
| 453 | * CosmicChessGame |
| 454 | * CosmicEntity |
| 455 | * CosmicFlaw |
| 456 | * CosmicHorrorReveal |
| 457 | * CosmicKeystone |
| 458 | * CosmicRetcon |
| 459 | * CosyCatastrophe |
| 460 | * CounterEarth |
| 461 | * CounterpartArtifacts |
| 462 | * CrackInTheSky |
| 463 | * CranialProcessingUnit |
| 464 | * CreatingLife |
| 465 | * CreatingLifeIsAwesome |
| 466 | * CreatingLifeIsBad |
| 467 | * CreatingLifeIsUnforeseen |
| 468 | * CreationMyth |
| 469 | * CreativeSterility: Being highly intelligent isn't much use if you lack imagination. |
| 470 | * CreatureHunterOrganization |
| 471 | * CreditChip |
| 472 | * CrossCulturalHandshake |
| 473 | * CrossoverCosmology |
| 474 | * CrownOfPower |
| 475 | * CryonicsFailure: A cryogenically preserved person ends up dying because of faulty cryonics. |
| 476 | * CryoPrison |
| 477 | * CryoSickness: Getting thawed from cryosleep sucks in general and carries a risk of injury or death. |
| 478 | * CrystalClearPicture: Fixing the de-sync between InUniverse screens and the camera to avoid RasterVision. |
| 479 | * CrystallineCreature |
| 480 | * CrystalSkull |
| 481 | * CrystalSpiresAndTogas |
| 482 | * {{Cthulhumanoid}} |
| 483 | * CultColony |
| 484 | * CurseEscapeClause |
| 485 | * CurseOfBabel |
| 486 | * CustomBuiltHost |
| 487 | * CuteMonster |
| 488 | * CuteMonsterGirl |
| 489 | * CutTheJuice |
| 490 | * CyberCyclops |
| 491 | * CyberneticMythicalBeast |
| 492 | * CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Becoming a cyborg means that your cybernetics will corrupt you. |
| 493 | * CyberNinja |
| 494 | * {{Cyberspace}} |
| 495 | * {{Cyborg}}: A being who is half-organic and half-machine. |
| 496 | * CyborgHelmsman |
| 497 | * {{Cyclops}} |
| 498 | * CypherLanguage |
| 499 | * DamagedSoul |
| 500 | * DangerInTheGalacticCore |
| 501 | * DangerousOrbitalDebris |
| 502 | * DangledByAGiant |
| 503 | * DarkWorld |
| 504 | * DataCrystal |
| 505 | * DataDriveMacGuffin |
| 506 | * DataPad |
| 507 | * DawnOfAnEra |
| 508 | * TheDayOfReckoning |
| 509 | * DaysOfFuturePast |
| 510 | * DeadAlternateCounterpart: An alternate reality where someone alive in the other universe has died. |
| 511 | * DeadToBeginWith |
| 512 | * DeadlyForceField |
| 513 | * DeathAmnesia |
| 514 | * DeathByDeaging |
| 515 | * DeathMeansHumanity: A non-human being has its personhood recognized upon death. |
| 516 | * DeathOfPersonality |
| 517 | * DeathRay |
| 518 | * DeathsHourglass |
| 519 | * DeathWorld |
| 520 | * DecadeDissonance |
| 521 | * DecapitationRequired |
| 522 | * DeceptivelyHumanRobots |
| 523 | * DecontaminationChamber |
| 524 | * DefaceOfTheMoon |
| 525 | * DeflectorShields |
| 526 | * DeityOfHumanOrigin |
| 527 | * DeityOfMortalCreation |
| 528 | * DelayedRippleEffect |
| 529 | * {{Demihuman}} |
| 530 | * DemonSlaying |
| 531 | * {{Demythification}} |
| 532 | * DepletedPhlebotinumShells |
| 533 | * DepopulationBomb: A bomb powerful enough to wipe out whole populations. |
| 534 | * DescriptivelyNamedSpecies |
| 535 | * DesignerBabies |
| 536 | * DestinationHostUnreachable |
| 537 | * DestructiveTeleportation |
| 538 | * DetachableLowerHalf |
| 539 | * DetachmentCombat |
| 540 | * DetonationMoon |
| 541 | * DeusEstMachina |
| 542 | * DeusSexMachina |
| 543 | * DevilButNoGod: It's established that Satan exists, but God either doesn't exist or isn't acknowledged. |
| 544 | * DevolutionDevice |
| 545 | * DevourTheDragon |
| 546 | * {{Dhampyr}}: The half-human offspring of a vampire. |
| 547 | * DidWeJustHaveTeaWithCthulhu |
| 548 | * DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu |
| 549 | * DidYouJustRomanceCthulhu |
| 550 | * DidYouJustScamCthulhu |
| 551 | * DigitalAbomination |
| 552 | * DieOrFly |
| 553 | * DifferentStatesOfAmerica |
| 554 | * DifferentWorldDifferentMovies: Different worlds have different works of fiction. |
| 555 | * DigitizedHacker |
| 556 | * DilatingDoor |
| 557 | * DimensionalTraveler |
| 558 | * DimensionLord |
| 559 | * DinkyDrivers |
| 560 | * DisappearsIntoLight |
| 561 | * DiscountLesbians |
| 562 | * DiscoveringYourOwnDeadBody |
| 563 | * TheDisembodied |
| 564 | * DisintegrationChamber: A machine (usually in the form of a little room) used to zap people into nonexistence. |
| 565 | * DisintegratorRay |
| 566 | * DismembermentIsCheap |
| 567 | * DisposableSuperheroMaker |
| 568 | * DistressCall |
| 569 | * DivergingEvolutionaryPhases |
| 570 | * DividedStatesOfAmerica |
| 571 | * DivineRanks |
| 572 | * DoAndroidsDream |
| 573 | * DoAnythingRobot: A robot is equipped with gadgets for every situation. |
| 574 | * DoesNotLikeMagic |
| 575 | * TheDogIsAnAlien |
| 576 | * DoingInTheScientist: Explaining away scientific stuff as actually being the result of magic. |
| 577 | * DoingInTheWizard: Explaining away magical stuff as actually being the result of science. |
| 578 | * DomainHolder |
| 579 | * DomedHometown |
| 580 | * DominantSpeciesGenes |
| 581 | * DoNotAdjustYourSet |
| 582 | * DoppelgangerGetsSameSentiment: An alternate version of a person is treated the same way as their counterpart. |
| 583 | * {{Doppelmerger}} |
| 584 | * DoubleStandardRapeSciFi |
| 585 | * DownTheRabbitHole |
| 586 | * DowsingDevice |
| 587 | * DraconicAbomination |
| 588 | * DraconicHumanoid |
| 589 | * TheDragonsComeBack |
| 590 | * DramaticAlienVTOL |
| 591 | * DramaticSpaceDrifting |
| 592 | * TheDreadedDreadnought |
| 593 | * DreamingOfThingsToCome: Someone dreams of future events. |
| 594 | * DreamLand |
| 595 | * DreamSpying |
| 596 | * DreamStealer |
| 597 | * DreamsVsNightmares: A story with two individuals/groups (gods, species, etc.) where one causes happy dreams and is AlwaysLawfulGood, and the other causes nightmares and is AlwaysChaoticEvil. |
| 598 | * DreamWalker |
| 599 | * DreamWeaver |
| 600 | * DrFrankenstein |
| 601 | * DrillTank |
| 602 | * DropPod |
| 603 | * DropShip |
| 604 | * DyingRace |
| 605 | * DysonSphere |
| 606 | * {{Dystopia}} |
| 607 | * DystopianEdict |
| 608 | [[/folder]] |
| 609 | |
| 610 | [[folder:Tropes E-I]] |
| 611 | * EarthAllAlong |
| 612 | * EarthIsTheCenterOfTheUniverse |
| 613 | * TheEarthPrimeTheory |
| 614 | * EarthquakeMachine |
| 615 | * EarthShatteringKaboom: A planet blows up. |
| 616 | * EarthThatUsedToBeBetter |
| 617 | * EarthThatWas |
| 618 | * EasilyDetachableRobotParts |
| 619 | * EasilyThwartedAlienInvasion |
| 620 | * EatBrainForMemories |
| 621 | * EatingOptional: A being who doesn't need to eat to survive. |
| 622 | * EccentricAI |
| 623 | * EerilyOutOfPlaceObject |
| 624 | * EitherOrOffspring |
| 625 | * ElaborateUndergroundBase |
| 626 | * EldritchAbomination |
| 627 | * EldritchLocation |
| 628 | * EldritchStarship |
| 629 | * EldritchTransformation |
| 630 | * ElectricInstantGratification |
| 631 | * ElectromagneticGhosts |
| 632 | * ElectronicEyes |
| 633 | * ElectronicTelepathy |
| 634 | * ElementalAbsorption |
| 635 | * ElementalBaggage |
| 636 | * ElementalEmbodiment |
| 637 | * ElementalNation |
| 638 | * ElementalPlane |
| 639 | * ElementalPowers |
| 640 | * ElementalShapeshifter |
| 641 | * ElixirOfLife |
| 642 | * ElvisHasLeftThePlanet |
| 643 | * ElvisLives |
| 644 | * EmergencyTemporalShift |
| 645 | * EmergencyTransformation |
| 646 | * EmergentHuman |
| 647 | * EminentlyEnigmaticRace: A species primarily known for being unknowable. |
| 648 | * EmotionBomb |
| 649 | * EmotionControl |
| 650 | * EmotionEater |
| 651 | * TheEmpath |
| 652 | * EmpathicHealer |
| 653 | * EmpathicShapeshifter |
| 654 | * EmpathicWeapon |
| 655 | * EmptyPilesOfClothing |
| 656 | * EnchantedForest |
| 657 | * EnclosedExtraterrestrials |
| 658 | * EndIsNighEnding: An apocalyptic event is taking place at the very end of the world, but we don't get to see because before the events happen, we're shown the credits. |
| 659 | * EndlessDaytime |
| 660 | * EndOfAnAge |
| 661 | * TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt |
| 662 | * EndOfTheWorldSpecial |
| 663 | * EnemiesWithDeath |
| 664 | * EnemyWithout |
| 665 | * EnergyAbsorption |
| 666 | * EnergyBall |
| 667 | * EnergyBeings |
| 668 | * EnergyBow |
| 669 | * EnergyDonation |
| 670 | * EnergyEconomy |
| 671 | * EnergyWeapon |
| 672 | * EnforcedTechnologyLevels: Rules exist limiting what kind of tech people can have. |
| 673 | * EnhancedArchaicWeapon |
| 674 | * EnigmaticEmpoweringEntity |
| 675 | * EnlightenedAntagonist |
| 676 | * EquivalentExchange |
| 677 | * EscapePod |
| 678 | * EscapedFromTheLab |
| 679 | * EternalEnglish |
| 680 | * EternalLove |
| 681 | * EternalProhibition |
| 682 | * EternalRecurrence |
| 683 | * ETGaveUsWiFi: Technology is revealed to have been given to humans by aliens. |
| 684 | * EthnicMagician |
| 685 | * EveryDeviceIsASwissArmyKnife |
| 686 | * EveryoneIsASuper |
| 687 | * EverythingIs3DPrintedInTheFuture |
| 688 | * EverythingIsAnIpodInTheFuture |
| 689 | * EverythingInSpaceIsAGalaxy |
| 690 | * EvilCostumeSwitch |
| 691 | * EvilDetectingBaby: A baby is able to sense when a person is evil. |
| 692 | * EvilDetectingDog: A dog or other animal is able to sense when a person is evil. |
| 693 | * EvilEvolves |
| 694 | * EvilHand |
| 695 | * EvilKnockoff |
| 696 | * EvilLuddite: A villain who opposes technology. |
| 697 | * EvilMakesYouMonstrous |
| 698 | * EvilMask |
| 699 | * EvilMeScaresMe |
| 700 | * EvilutionaryBiologist: An evil geneticist whose goal is to improve the human race on their terms. |
| 701 | * EvilWeapon |
| 702 | * EvolutionaryLevels |
| 703 | * EvolutionaryStasis |
| 704 | * EvolutionPowerUp |
| 705 | * TheExactCenterOfEverything |
| 706 | * ExcessiveSteamSyndrome |
| 707 | * ExoticEquipment: A non-human with unusual genitalia. |
| 708 | * ExpandedStatesOfAmerica |
| 709 | * ExpendableAlternateUniverse |
| 710 | * ExpendableClone |
| 711 | * ExplosionsInSpace |
| 712 | * ExplosiveDecompression |
| 713 | * ExpoLabel |
| 714 | * ExposedExtraterrestrials: Aliens who go naked. |
| 715 | * ExposedStarshipBridge |
| 716 | * ExpositionBeam |
| 717 | * ExpositionIntuition |
| 718 | * ExpositionOfImmortality |
| 719 | * {{Expospeak}} |
| 720 | * ExpressDelivery: A creature is able to give birth immediately after becoming pregnant. |
| 721 | * ExtinctAnimalPark: A zoo or similar park inhabited by ostensibly extinct animals. |
| 722 | * ExtinctInTheFuture: A species presently thriving is established as having gone extinct in the future. |
| 723 | * ExtradimensionalEmergencyExit |
| 724 | * ExtradimensionalPowerSource |
| 725 | * ExtraDimensionalShortcut |
| 726 | * ExtraEyes |
| 727 | * ExtranormalInstitute |
| 728 | * ExtraordinaryWorldOrdinaryProblems |
| 729 | * ExtraParentConception |
| 730 | * ExtraStrengthMasquerade |
| 731 | * ExtremeSpeculativeStratification |
| 732 | * ExtremophileLifeforms |
| 733 | * ExtyYearsFromPublication |
| 734 | * EyeColourChange |
| 735 | * EyelessFace |
| 736 | * EyeLightsOut |
| 737 | * EyeOfNewt |
| 738 | * EyeOnAStalk |
| 739 | * EyeRemember |
| 740 | * EyesDoNotBelongThere |
| 741 | * EyeSpy |
| 742 | * FaceFullOfAlienWingWong |
| 743 | * FacelessEye |
| 744 | * FaceMonsterTurn |
| 745 | * FaeriesDontBelieveInHumansEither: Fictional beings believe humans to be fictional. |
| 746 | * FailsafeFailure |
| 747 | * FailedFutureForecast |
| 748 | * FaintingSeer |
| 749 | * TheFairFolk |
| 750 | * FakeBetterAlternateTimeline |
| 751 | * FakeMemories |
| 752 | * FakeWizardry |
| 753 | * FallenStatesOfAmerica |
| 754 | * FamilialBodySnatcher |
| 755 | * {{Familiar}} |
| 756 | * FamousFamousFictional |
| 757 | * FamouslyMundaneFictionallyMagical |
| 758 | * FangThpeak |
| 759 | * FanOfThePast |
| 760 | * FantasticAbleism |
| 761 | * FantasticAesop: The story has a moral or lesson that isn't really applicable to real life. |
| 762 | * FantasticallyChallengingPatient |
| 763 | * FantasticalSocialServices: Mundane public service jobs in otherworldly settings. |
| 764 | * FantasticAngst |
| 765 | * FantasticArousal |
| 766 | * FantasticCasteSystem |
| 767 | * FantasticCatholicism |
| 768 | * FantasticDietRequirement |
| 769 | * FantasticDrug |
| 770 | * FantasticFallout |
| 771 | * FantasticFantasyIsMundane |
| 772 | * FantasticFaunaCounterpart |
| 773 | * FantasticFightingStyle |
| 774 | * FantasticFirearms: Guns spiced up with fantasy or sci-fi paint to establish the prevalence of magic or hypertech. |
| 775 | * FantasticFragility |
| 776 | * FantasticFruitsAndVegetables |
| 777 | * FantasticGhetto |
| 778 | * FantasticHonorifics |
| 779 | * FantasticLegalWeirdness |
| 780 | * FantasticLightSource |
| 781 | * FantasticLivestock: Magical, alien, or otherwise otherworldly livestock. |
| 782 | * FantasticMeasurementSystem |
| 783 | * FantasticMedicinalBodilyProduct |
| 784 | * FantasticNamingConvention |
| 785 | * FantasticNatureReserve |
| 786 | * FantasticNirvana |
| 787 | * FantasticNuke |
| 788 | * FantasticPlastic |
| 789 | * FantasticRankSystem |
| 790 | * FantasticRadiationShielding |
| 791 | * FantasticRecruitmentDrive |
| 792 | * FantasticReligiousWeirdness |
| 793 | * FantasticRomance |
| 794 | * FantasticScience |
| 795 | * FantasticShipPrefix |
| 796 | * FantasticSlurs |
| 797 | * FantasticTerrorists |
| 798 | * FantasticTimeManagement |
| 799 | * FantasticUnderclass |
| 800 | * FantasticVermin: Magical, alien, or otherwise otherworldly everyday pests. |
| 801 | * FantasticVoyagePlot |
| 802 | * FantasyAliens |
| 803 | * FantasyConflictCounterpart |
| 804 | * FantasyCounterpartAppliance |
| 805 | * FantasyCounterpartCulture |
| 806 | * FantasyCounterpartMap |
| 807 | * FantasyCounterpartMyth |
| 808 | * FantasyCounterpartReligion |
| 809 | * FantasyGunControl |
| 810 | * FantasyKitchenSink: Every kind of element from every kind of fiction shows up at one point or another. |
| 811 | * FantasyLandmarkEquivalent |
| 812 | * FantasyMetals |
| 813 | * FantasyPantheon |
| 814 | * FantasyWorldMap |
| 815 | * FasterThanLightTravel |
| 816 | * FeedItWithFire |
| 817 | * {{Fembot}} |
| 818 | * FertileBlood |
| 819 | * FertileFeet |
| 820 | * FesteringFungus |
| 821 | * FetishFuelFuture |
| 822 | * FeudalFuture |
| 823 | * FictionalAgeOfMajority |
| 824 | * FictionalCombatTroop |
| 825 | * FictionalCurrency |
| 826 | * FictionalDisability |
| 827 | * FictionalEarth: An alternate version of the planet Earth with completely different geography from real-world Earth. |
| 828 | * FictionalFieldOfScience |
| 829 | * FictionalGenevaConventions |
| 830 | * FictionalGreetingsAndFarewells |
| 831 | * FictionalUnitedNations |
| 832 | * {{Fictionary}} |
| 833 | * FictionAsCoverUp |
| 834 | * FightingAShadow |
| 835 | * FightingFromTheInside |
| 836 | * FightOffTheKryptonite |
| 837 | * FingerSnapLighter |
| 838 | * FirstChurchOfMecha |
| 839 | * FirstContact |
| 840 | * FirstContactMath |
| 841 | * FirstContactTeam |
| 842 | * FisherKing |
| 843 | * FisherKingdom |
| 844 | * FishPeople: Humanoid fish. |
| 845 | * FlashSideways |
| 846 | * FlashyTeleportation |
| 847 | * FlatEarthAtheist: Refusing to believe in something that's proven to exist. |
| 848 | * FlawedPrototype |
| 849 | * FleshEatingZombie |
| 850 | * FleshGolem |
| 851 | * FleshVersusSteel |
| 852 | * FlingALightIntoTheFuture |
| 853 | * FloatingContinent |
| 854 | * FloodedFutureWorld |
| 855 | * FlyingBooks |
| 856 | * FlyingCar |
| 857 | * FlyingCutlerySpaceship |
| 858 | * FlyingSaucer |
| 859 | * FlyingWeapon |
| 860 | * TheFogOfAges |
| 861 | * FoldThePageFoldTheSpace |
| 862 | * FoodChains |
| 863 | * FoodPills: In the future, people get sustenance by swallowing pills rather than consuming food. |
| 864 | * ForcedSleep |
| 865 | * ForcedToFeelEmpathy |
| 866 | * ForcedTransformation |
| 867 | * ForbiddenChekhovsGun |
| 868 | * ForceFieldDoor |
| 869 | * TheForceIsStrongWithThisOne |
| 870 | * ForgotHeWasARobot |
| 871 | * ForgottenPhlebotinum |
| 872 | * FormerlySapientSpecies |
| 873 | * FormulaicMagic |
| 874 | * AFormYouAreComfortableWith: An otherwordly being takes on a form that they are certain humans would be more comfortable with seeing than their true form. |
| 875 | * FossilRevival |
| 876 | * FountainOfYouth |
| 877 | * FoxFolk |
| 878 | * FrankensteinsMonster |
| 879 | * FrazettaMan |
| 880 | * FreakyFridayFlip |
| 881 | * FreeLoveFuture |
| 882 | * FreakLabAccident |
| 883 | * FreezeRay |
| 884 | * FrictionlessReentry |
| 885 | * FrogMen |
| 886 | * FromASingleCell: A killed being regenerates from even the tiniest bit remaining of them. |
| 887 | * FromCataclysmToMyth |
| 888 | * FTLTestBlunder |
| 889 | * FTLTravelSickness |
| 890 | * FullConversionCyborg |
| 891 | * FunctionalMagic |
| 892 | * FusionDance |
| 893 | * FusionDissonance |
| 894 | * FutureBadass: A character is shown to become cooler and more formidable in the future. |
| 895 | * FutureCopter |
| 896 | * FutureFoodIsArtificial |
| 897 | * FutureImperfect: People in the future will have completely inaccurate ideas on how things were in the past. |
| 898 | * TheFutureIsNoir |
| 899 | * FutureMeScaresMe |
| 900 | * FutureMusic |
| 901 | * FuturePrimitive |
| 902 | * FutureSelfReveal |
| 903 | * FutureSlang: The future has new slang words. |
| 904 | * FutureSocietyPresentValues |
| 905 | * FutureSpandex |
| 906 | * FuturisticJetInjector |
| 907 | * FuturisticPyramid |
| 908 | * FuturisticSuperhighway |
| 909 | * GaiasLament |
| 910 | * GaiasVengeance: Mother Earth attacks humanity in retaliation to pollution and other forms of harming the ecosystem. |
| 911 | * GalacticConqueror |
| 912 | * GalacticSuperpower |
| 913 | * TheGameComeToLife |
| 914 | * GateOfTruth |
| 915 | * {{Geas}} |
| 916 | * GemHeart |
| 917 | * GeminiDestructionLaw |
| 918 | * GemTissue |
| 919 | * GenderBender |
| 920 | * {{Gendercide}}: The extermination of an entire gender. |
| 921 | * GenderEqualsBreed |
| 922 | * GenderRarityValue |
| 923 | * GenerationShips |
| 924 | * GenericanEmpire |
| 925 | * GeneticAbomination |
| 926 | * GeneticAdaptation |
| 927 | * GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke |
| 928 | * GeneticMemory |
| 929 | * GenieInABottle |
| 930 | * TheGenieInTheMachine |
| 931 | * TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Fanciful beings from the past referencing or impersonating celebrities from the future. |
| 932 | * GeniusBreedingAct |
| 933 | * GeniusLoci |
| 934 | * GeniusSerum |
| 935 | * GenocideDilemma |
| 936 | * GeometricMagic |
| 937 | * GettingSmiliesPaintedOnYourSoul |
| 938 | * {{Ghostapo}} |
| 939 | * GhostInTheMachine |
| 940 | * GhostMemory |
| 941 | * GhostPlanet |
| 942 | * GiantEnemyCrab |
| 943 | * GiantFlyer |
| 944 | * GiantFootprintReveal |
| 945 | * GiantRobotHandsSaveLives |
| 946 | * GiantScrapRobot |
| 947 | * GiantSpider |
| 948 | * GiantWoman |
| 949 | * GivingRadioToTheRomans: Someone gives modern technology to people in the past. |
| 950 | * GlacialApocalypse |
| 951 | * {{Glamour}} |
| 952 | * GlamourFailure |
| 953 | * AGlitchInTheMatrix |
| 954 | * GlobalWarming |
| 955 | * GlowingEyelightsOfUndeath |
| 956 | * GlowingEyes |
| 957 | * GlowingEyesOfDoom |
| 958 | * GlowingMechanicalEyes |
| 959 | * GoMadFromTheApocalypse |
| 960 | * GodAndSatanAreBothJerks: God and the Devil are both portrayed as antagonistic to humanity. |
| 961 | * GodGuise: Someone pretends to be a god. |
| 962 | * GodhoodSeeker |
| 963 | * GodJob |
| 964 | * GodlySidestep |
| 965 | * GodTest |
| 966 | * GodwinsLawOfTimeTravel |
| 967 | * GoingCritical |
| 968 | * GoingToGiveItMoreEnergy |
| 969 | * {{Golem}} |
| 970 | * GoneHorriblyRight |
| 971 | * GoneHorriblyWrong |
| 972 | * GoodProstheticEvilProsthetic |
| 973 | * GoodThingYouCanHeal |
| 974 | * GooGooGodlike |
| 975 | * GorgeousGorgon |
| 976 | * GovernmentDrugEnforcement |
| 977 | * GrandfatherParadox |
| 978 | * GrandTheftMe: Taking over a person's body to make them do bad things. |
| 979 | * GravityMaster |
| 980 | * GravitySucks |
| 981 | * GreatBigLibraryOfEverything |
| 982 | * GreatGazoo |
| 983 | * GreenRocks |
| 984 | * GrewBeyondTheirProgramming |
| 985 | * GreyGoo |
| 986 | * TheGreys |
| 987 | * GroundhogDayLoop |
| 988 | * GrowsOnTrees |
| 989 | * GuardianEntity |
| 990 | * GuardianOfTheMultiverse |
| 991 | * GuiltFreeExterminationWar |
| 992 | * GuineaPigFamily |
| 993 | * HalfHumanHybrid: A being who is half-human and half-something that isn't human. |
| 994 | * HappinessInMindControl |
| 995 | * HardLight |
| 996 | * HarmonyVersusDiscipline |
| 997 | * HatePlague: Something that causes people to become furious and hostile to each other. |
| 998 | * HatOfPower |
| 999 | * HaveYouTriedNotBeingAMonster |
| 1000 | * HealingFactor |
| 1001 | * HealingSpring |
| 1002 | * HealingVat |
| 1003 | * HeartDrive |
| 1004 | * TheHeartless |
| 1005 | * HeartLight |
| 1006 | * HeartTrauma |
| 1007 | * HeavyMithril |
| 1008 | * {{Heavyworlder}} |
| 1009 | * HeelFaceBrainwashing |
| 1010 | * HeinzHybrid: A being who is a hybrid of more than two species. |
| 1011 | * HelicopterPack |
| 1012 | * {{Hellgate}} |
| 1013 | * {{Hellhound}} |
| 1014 | * HellishPupils |
| 1015 | * HelpingHands |
| 1016 | * HemisphereBias |
| 1017 | * HenchmenRace |
| 1018 | * HenshinHero |
| 1019 | * HereThereBeDragons |
| 1020 | * HereThereWereDragons |
| 1021 | * HermeticMagic |
| 1022 | * HeroicHost |
| 1023 | * HeroicLineage |
| 1024 | * TheHiddenHour |
| 1025 | * HigherTechSpecies |
| 1026 | * HighTechHexagons |
| 1027 | * HighTimesFuture |
| 1028 | * HijackingCthulhu |
| 1029 | * HistoricalPersonPunchline |
| 1030 | * HistoricalRapSheet |
| 1031 | * HitlersTimeTravelExemptionAct |
| 1032 | * HitSoHardTheCalendarFeltIt |
| 1033 | * HiveCasteSystem |
| 1034 | * HiveCity |
| 1035 | * HiveDrone |
| 1036 | * HiveMind: An entire race shares the same brain. |
| 1037 | * HiveQueen |
| 1038 | * HoldYourHippogriffs |
| 1039 | * HollowWorld |
| 1040 | * HolodeckMalfunction |
| 1041 | * {{Hologram}}: A projected three-dimensional image. |
| 1042 | * HologramProjectionImperfection |
| 1043 | * HolographicDisguise |
| 1044 | * HolographicTerminal |
| 1045 | * HolyHandGrenade |
| 1046 | * HomemadeInventions: Gadgets built on a budget and out of whatever happens to be on hand. |
| 1047 | * HomeOfMonsters |
| 1048 | * HomeworldEvacuation |
| 1049 | * HomingLasers |
| 1050 | * HomosexualReproduction: Two individuals of the same gender manage to produce a child. |
| 1051 | * HordeOfAlienLocusts |
| 1052 | * HornedHumanoid |
| 1053 | * HorrorHatesARulebreaker |
| 1054 | * HorseOfADifferentColor |
| 1055 | * HostileTerraforming |
| 1056 | * HotBlade |
| 1057 | * HourOfPower |
| 1058 | * HouseFey |
| 1059 | * HoverBike |
| 1060 | * HoverBoard |
| 1061 | * HoverSkates |
| 1062 | * HoverTank |
| 1063 | * HowUnscientific |
| 1064 | * HubcapHovercraft |
| 1065 | * HugeHolographicHead |
| 1066 | * HughMann: A non-human [[PaperThinDisguise unconvincingly]] disguises themselves as a human being. |
| 1067 | * HumanAlienDiscovery |
| 1068 | * HumanAliens: An alien who looks exactly like a human being. |
| 1069 | * HumanAllAlong |
| 1070 | * HumanDisguise: A non-human disguises themselves as a human being. |
| 1071 | * HumanityCameFromSpace |
| 1072 | * HumanityEnsues |
| 1073 | * HumanityIsAdvanced |
| 1074 | * HumanityIsInfectious |
| 1075 | * HumanityIsSuperior |
| 1076 | * HumanityIsYoung: All alien races are much older than humanity. |
| 1077 | * HumanityOnTrial: Aliens put humanity on trial for their supposed misdeeds. |
| 1078 | * HumanitysWake: The story takes place after humanity has gone extinct. |
| 1079 | * HumanoidAbomination |
| 1080 | * HumanoidAliens |
| 1081 | * HumanOutsideAlienInside |
| 1082 | * HumanPopsicle: A human is frozen solid non-lethally. |
| 1083 | * HumanResources |
| 1084 | * HumansAdvanceSwiftly |
| 1085 | * HumansAreDiplomats |
| 1086 | * HumansAreFlawed |
| 1087 | * HumansAreInsects |
| 1088 | * HumansAreMorons: Humans are portrayed as dumber than other sentient beings. |
| 1089 | * HumansAreNotTheDominantSpecies |
| 1090 | * HumansArePsychicInTheFuture |
| 1091 | * HumansAreSpecial |
| 1092 | * HumansAreSmelly |
| 1093 | * HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Humans are regarded as worse than the creatures they consider monsters. |
| 1094 | * HumansAreUgly: Non-humans find humans to be hideous in their eyes. |
| 1095 | * HumansAreWarriors |
| 1096 | * HumansAreWhite |
| 1097 | * HumansByAnyOtherName |
| 1098 | * HumansNeedAliens |
| 1099 | * HumanSubspecies |
| 1100 | * HumanWeapon |
| 1101 | * HunterOfHisOwnKind |
| 1102 | * HunterOfMonsters |
| 1103 | * HurlItIntoTheSun |
| 1104 | * HybridAllAlong |
| 1105 | * HybridizationPlot |
| 1106 | * HybridMonster |
| 1107 | * HybridOverkillAvoidance |
| 1108 | * HybridPower |
| 1109 | * HybridsAreACrapshoot |
| 1110 | * HydraProblem |
| 1111 | * HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace |
| 1112 | * HyperspaceLanes |
| 1113 | * HyperspeedAmbush |
| 1114 | * HyperspeedEscape |
| 1115 | * HypnoRay |
| 1116 | * IAmNotAGun |
| 1117 | * ICantSeeMyself |
| 1118 | * ICantSenseTheirPresence |
| 1119 | * IComeInPeace |
| 1120 | * IdealIllnessImmunity |
| 1121 | * IdentityAbsorption |
| 1122 | * IdiosyncraticMechaStorage |
| 1123 | * IDoNotDrinkWine |
| 1124 | * IgnoredExpert |
| 1125 | * IKnowYourTrueName |
| 1126 | * IllegalReligion |
| 1127 | * ImaginaryEnemy |
| 1128 | * ImaginationBasedSuperpower |
| 1129 | * ImaginationDestroyer |
| 1130 | * ImMelting |
| 1131 | * ImmortalAssassin |
| 1132 | * ImmortalBreaker |
| 1133 | * {{Immortality}}: Being able to live forever. |
| 1134 | * ImmortalityBisexuality |
| 1135 | * ImmortalityField |
| 1136 | * ImmortalityHurts: Not being able to die does not mean you can't feel pain. |
| 1137 | * ImmortalityImmorality |
| 1138 | * ImmortalityInducer: Something that causes people to become immortal. |
| 1139 | * ImmortalitySeeker |
| 1140 | * ImmortalLifeIsCheap |
| 1141 | * ImmortalRuler |
| 1142 | * ImmuneToBullets: A being who can't be harmed by bullets. |
| 1143 | * ImmuneToFate |
| 1144 | * ImmuneToMindControl |
| 1145 | * ImperfectRitual |
| 1146 | * ImportedAlienPhlebotinum |
| 1147 | * ImpossiblyMundaneExplanation |
| 1148 | * ImproperlyPlacedFirearms |
| 1149 | * ImprovisedGolems |
| 1150 | * ImprovisedMicrogravityManeuvering |
| 1151 | * IncredibleShrinkingMan |
| 1152 | * IndustrializedMercury |
| 1153 | * InertialDampening |
| 1154 | * InexplicableCulturalTies |
| 1155 | * InfiniteSupplies |
| 1156 | * InhumanableAlienRights |
| 1157 | * InhumanEmotion |
| 1158 | * InhumanHuman |
| 1159 | * InhumanlyBeautifulRace |
| 1160 | * InnocentAliens: Aliens who are good-natured and naive. |
| 1161 | * InnocentPlantChildren |
| 1162 | * InsectoidAliens: Aliens that resemble bugs. |
| 1163 | * InsideAComputerSystem |
| 1164 | * InsignificantLittleBluePlanet: Earth is regarded as unimportant in the grand scheme of things. |
| 1165 | * InSpaceEveryoneCanSeeYourFace |
| 1166 | * InSpiteOfANail: Everything's the same in the alternate timeline or reality in spite of the key difference. |
| 1167 | * InstantAIJustAddWater |
| 1168 | * InstantAllegianceArtifact |
| 1169 | * InstantCooldown |
| 1170 | * InstantPeopleJustAddWater |
| 1171 | * InsufficientlyAdvancedAlien: Aliens that are more primitive than humans. |
| 1172 | * {{Intangibility}}: Being able to phase through solid objects. |
| 1173 | * IntangibleTimeTravel |
| 1174 | * IntelligentGerbil |
| 1175 | * InterdimensionalTravelDevice |
| 1176 | * InterfaceWithAFamiliarFace |
| 1177 | * InterplanetaryVoyage |
| 1178 | * InterspeciesRomance: Love between beings of different species. |
| 1179 | * IntroducedSpeciesCalamity: Humans ill-advisedly introduce a new species, only for it to damage or destroy its ecosystem. |
| 1180 | * InTheFutureHumansWillBeOneRace: Everyone in the future has the same ethnicity. |
| 1181 | * InTheFutureWeStillHaveRoombas |
| 1182 | * InTheirOwnImage |
| 1183 | * InTheOriginalKlingon |
| 1184 | * IntriguedByHumanity |
| 1185 | * InvadedStatesOfAmerica |
| 1186 | * {{Invisibility}} |
| 1187 | * InvisibilityCloak |
| 1188 | * InvisibilityFlicker |
| 1189 | * InvisibilityWithDrawbacks |
| 1190 | * InvisibleAliens |
| 1191 | * InvisibleMonsters |
| 1192 | * InvisibleStomachVisibleFood |
| 1193 | * InvisibleStreaker |
| 1194 | * InvisibleToAdults |
| 1195 | * InvisibleToNormals |
| 1196 | * {{Invocation}} |
| 1197 | * InvoluntaryShapeshifting |
| 1198 | * InYourNatureToDestroyYourselves |
| 1199 | * ISayWhatISay |
| 1200 | * ISeeThemToo |
| 1201 | * ItOnlyWorksOnce: A method of killing a creature that worked one time won't be successful the next time it is attempted on the creature. |
| 1202 | * ItsASmallWorldAfterAll |
| 1203 | * ItsAWonderfulPlot |
| 1204 | [[/folder]] |
| 1205 | |
| 1206 | [[folder:Tropes J-R]] |
| 1207 | * JackassGenie: A genie who deliberately misinterprets their master's wish or makes it so the wish is granted at a terrible price. |
| 1208 | * JediMindTrick |
| 1209 | * JetPack |
| 1210 | * JigsawPuzzlePlot |
| 1211 | * JourneyToTheCenterOfTheMind |
| 1212 | * JuliusBeethovenDaVinci: It's established that multiple historical figures were actually the aliases of an immortal being. |
| 1213 | * JumpJetPack |
| 1214 | * JungleOpera |
| 1215 | * JunglePrincess |
| 1216 | * JuryOfTheDamned |
| 1217 | * JustAMachine |
| 1218 | * JustOneSecondOutOfSync |
| 1219 | * {{Kaiju}} |
| 1220 | * KidnappedForExperimentation |
| 1221 | * TheKidWithTheRemoteControl |
| 1222 | * KillAllHumans |
| 1223 | * KillAndReplace: A being's goal is to kill someone so they can impersonate them forever. |
| 1224 | * KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade: Someone is killed so they can't expose the existence of supernatural beings that are in hiding. |
| 1225 | * KillerRobot |
| 1226 | * KillerSpaceMonkey |
| 1227 | * KillingYourAlternateSelf |
| 1228 | * KillItWithWater: Beings who are vulnerable to water. |
| 1229 | * KillOneOthersGetStronger |
| 1230 | * KillSat |
| 1231 | * KineticWeaponsAreJustBetter |
| 1232 | * KirksRock |
| 1233 | * KissMeImVirtual |
| 1234 | * KlingonScientistsGetNoRespect |
| 1235 | * KlingonsLoveShakespeare |
| 1236 | * KryptoniteFactor |
| 1237 | * KryptoniteProofSuit |
| 1238 | * KryptoniteRing |
| 1239 | * LandfillBeyondTheStars |
| 1240 | * LanguageDrift |
| 1241 | * LaserBlade |
| 1242 | * LaserCutter |
| 1243 | * LaserGuidedAmnesia |
| 1244 | * TheLastManHeardAKnock |
| 1245 | * LawOfTimeTravelCoincidences |
| 1246 | * LayeredWorld |
| 1247 | * LeakingCanOfEvil |
| 1248 | * LearntEnglishFromWatchingTelevision: It's established that aliens learned the human language from watching TV. |
| 1249 | * LeftJustifiedFantasyMap |
| 1250 | * LegendaryWeapon |
| 1251 | * LegoGenetics |
| 1252 | * LensmanArmsRace |
| 1253 | * LetsMockTheMonsters |
| 1254 | * LeyLine |
| 1255 | * LieToTheBeholder |
| 1256 | * LifeDrinker |
| 1257 | * LifeEnergy |
| 1258 | * LifeInZeroG |
| 1259 | * TheLifestream |
| 1260 | * LightningCanDoAnything |
| 1261 | * LightningGun |
| 1262 | * {{Lightworlder}} |
| 1263 | * {{Lilliputians}} |
| 1264 | * LilliputianWarriors |
| 1265 | * LimbSensationFascination |
| 1266 | * LiquidAssets |
| 1267 | * LiteralGenie: The genie grants wishes based on the literal wording of the wish. |
| 1268 | * LiteralSplitPersonality |
| 1269 | * LiteralSurveillanceBug |
| 1270 | * LiteraryWorkOfMagic: A RealLife fictional work has an agenda [[InUniverse in the universe]] of another. |
| 1271 | * LittleGreenManInACan |
| 1272 | * LittleGreenMen |
| 1273 | * TheLittleShopThatWasntThereYesterday |
| 1274 | * LivingArk |
| 1275 | * LivingBattery |
| 1276 | * LivingBodysuit |
| 1277 | * LivingClothes |
| 1278 | * LivingDinosaurs |
| 1279 | * LivingDrawing |
| 1280 | * LivingDream |
| 1281 | * LivingFigurehead |
| 1282 | * LivingForeverIsAwesome |
| 1283 | * LivingForeverIsNoBigDeal |
| 1284 | * LivingHat |
| 1285 | * LivingLava |
| 1286 | * LivingMemory |
| 1287 | * LivingMotionDetector |
| 1288 | * LivingProgram |
| 1289 | * LivingRelic |
| 1290 | * LivingShip |
| 1291 | * LivingStatue |
| 1292 | * LivingStructureMonster |
| 1293 | * LivingToys: Toys that are alive. |
| 1294 | * LivingWeapon |
| 1295 | * LizardFolk |
| 1296 | * LoadsAndLoadsOfRaces |
| 1297 | * {{Lockdown}} |
| 1298 | * TheLonelyDoor |
| 1299 | * LongevityTreatment: A medical treatment that enables people to live longer than they would normally. |
| 1300 | * ALongTimeAgoInAGalaxyFarFarAway |
| 1301 | * LookOnMyWorksYeMightyAndDespair |
| 1302 | * LosingYourHead: Non-fatal decapitations. |
| 1303 | * LostColony |
| 1304 | * LostCommonKnowledge |
| 1305 | * LostWorld |
| 1306 | * LovecraftianSuperpower |
| 1307 | * LovecraftLite |
| 1308 | * LoveIsACrime |
| 1309 | * LoveIsInTheAir |
| 1310 | * LovePotion |
| 1311 | * LoveTranscendsSpacetime |
| 1312 | * LowCultureHighTech: A culture using technology far in advance of what its state of development would suggest, usually for war. |
| 1313 | * LuddWasRight |
| 1314 | * LukeNounverber |
| 1315 | * MacGuffinSuperPerson |
| 1316 | * MacGuffinTurnedHuman |
| 1317 | * MachineBlood |
| 1318 | * MachineMonotone: Robots speaking in monotone. |
| 1319 | * MachineWorship: Religious worship of specific machines or of technology in general. |
| 1320 | * MadeOfEvil |
| 1321 | * MadeOfGood |
| 1322 | * MadeOfIndestructium |
| 1323 | * MadeOfMagic |
| 1324 | * MadeOfPhlebotinum |
| 1325 | * MadOracle |
| 1326 | * MadScientist |
| 1327 | * MadScientistLaboratory |
| 1328 | * MageBornOfMuggles |
| 1329 | * MageHuntingMonster |
| 1330 | * MageKiller |
| 1331 | * MageSpecies |
| 1332 | * MagicAIsMagicA |
| 1333 | * MagicalAbortion |
| 1334 | * MagicalAccessory |
| 1335 | * MagicalBarefooter |
| 1336 | * MagicalCamera |
| 1337 | * MagicalCounterfeiting |
| 1338 | * MagicalDatabase |
| 1339 | * MagicalDivorce |
| 1340 | * MagicalEye |
| 1341 | * MagicalGirlfriend |
| 1342 | * MagicalGuardian |
| 1343 | * MagicalLand |
| 1344 | * MagicalLibrary |
| 1345 | * MagicallyBindingContract |
| 1346 | * MagicallyRegeneratingClothing |
| 1347 | * MagicalUnderpinningsOfReality |
| 1348 | * MagicByAnyOtherName |
| 1349 | * MagicCarpet |
| 1350 | * TheMagicComesBack |
| 1351 | * MagicEater |
| 1352 | * MagicFeather |
| 1353 | * MagicFromTechnology: Using technology to do things effectively indistinguishable from magic. |
| 1354 | * MagicGenetics |
| 1355 | * TheMagicGoesAway |
| 1356 | * MagiciansAreWizards: Being an illusionist automatically means you can do real magic. |
| 1357 | * MagicIsAMonsterMagnet |
| 1358 | * MagicIsEvil |
| 1359 | * {{Magick}} |
| 1360 | * MagicMeteor |
| 1361 | * MagicMushroom |
| 1362 | * MagicMustDefeatMagic |
| 1363 | * MagicOrPsychic |
| 1364 | * MagicPants: A person's clothes remain intact in spite of size-changing transformations. |
| 1365 | * MagicPoweredPseudoscience |
| 1366 | * MagicVersusScience: Scientists and wizards are portrayed as antagonistic toward each other. |
| 1367 | * TheMagicVersusTechnologyWar: A conflict between a person or faction who uses technology and one who uses magic. |
| 1368 | * {{Magitek}}: Magic combined with science. |
| 1369 | * MagneticMedium |
| 1370 | * MagneticWeapons |
| 1371 | * TheMagocracy |
| 1372 | * TheMaker |
| 1373 | * MakerOfMonsters |
| 1374 | * MakeMyMonsterGrow |
| 1375 | * MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight |
| 1376 | * TheManBehindTheMonsters |
| 1377 | * ManchurianAgent |
| 1378 | * ManEatingPlant |
| 1379 | * ManInTheMachine |
| 1380 | * ManOfKryptonite |
| 1381 | * ManOfSteelWomanOfKleenex: A character with supernatural characteristics has sex. FridgeHorror ensues. |
| 1382 | * ManVersusMachine |
| 1383 | * MarkOfTheBeast |
| 1384 | * MarkOfTheSupernatural |
| 1385 | * MarsNeedsWater |
| 1386 | * MarsNeedsWomen: Aliens become interested in human women. |
| 1387 | * {{Martians}} |
| 1388 | * MaskOfPower |
| 1389 | * {{Masquerade}} |
| 1390 | * MasqueradeEnforcer |
| 1391 | * MasqueradeParadox |
| 1392 | * MassHypnosis |
| 1393 | * MassResurrection |
| 1394 | * MassTeleportation |
| 1395 | * MasterOfTheLevitatingBlades |
| 1396 | * {{Matriarchy}} |
| 1397 | * MatrixRainingCode |
| 1398 | * MatterReplicator |
| 1399 | * MaybeMagicMaybeMundane |
| 1400 | * MayContainEvil |
| 1401 | * MayflyDecemberFriendship |
| 1402 | * MayflyDecemberRomance |
| 1403 | * MeanwhileInTheFuture |
| 1404 | * MeatPuppet |
| 1405 | * MeatSackRobot |
| 1406 | * MechanicalAbomination |
| 1407 | * MechanicalAnimals |
| 1408 | * MechanicalEcosystem |
| 1409 | * MechanicalEvolution: Technological beings evolving as if they were organic life. |
| 1410 | * MechanicalHorse: A robot horse. |
| 1411 | * MechanicalInsects: A robot insect or an insect with robotic traits. |
| 1412 | * MechanicalLifeforms: Machines that are treated as simply another living species. |
| 1413 | * MechanicalMonster: A monstrous, horrifying robot. |
| 1414 | * MechanicalMuscles: Robots or ArtificialLimbs designed to mimic the appearance of a human musculature. |
| 1415 | * MechanisticAlienCulture: Aliens or future humans that behave like robots, despite being organic. |
| 1416 | * AMechByAnyOtherName |
| 1417 | * MechVsBeast: Giant mechas fighting kaiju. |
| 1418 | * MedicateTheMedium |
| 1419 | * MedievalPrehistory |
| 1420 | * MegaCorp: A corporation that owns the entire world. |
| 1421 | * MegaMawManeuver |
| 1422 | * MegaMicrobes |
| 1423 | * MemoryGambit |
| 1424 | * MemoryJar |
| 1425 | * MemoryWipingCrew |
| 1426 | * TheMenInBlack |
| 1427 | * MenstrualMenace |
| 1428 | * MentalAffair |
| 1429 | * MentalFusion |
| 1430 | * MentallyUnwellSpecialSenses |
| 1431 | * MentalPictureProjector |
| 1432 | * MentalSpaceTravel |
| 1433 | * MentalTimeTravel |
| 1434 | * MentalWorld |
| 1435 | * MercurialBase |
| 1436 | * MergedReality |
| 1437 | * MergerOfSouls |
| 1438 | * MergingMachine: A machine that merges different objects into a single combined thing. |
| 1439 | * MerlinSickness |
| 1440 | * MetalMuncher |
| 1441 | * MetalPoorPlanet |
| 1442 | * {{Metamorphosis}} |
| 1443 | * MetamorphosisMonster |
| 1444 | * MetaphysicalFuel: AppliedPhlebotinum is fueled by a metaphor. |
| 1445 | * TheMetaverse |
| 1446 | * MethuselahSyndrome |
| 1447 | * TheMetricSystemIsHereToStay |
| 1448 | * MexicoCalledTheyWantTexasBack |
| 1449 | * MicrobotSwarm |
| 1450 | * {{Microts}} |
| 1451 | * MidasTouch |
| 1452 | * MiddleEasternCoalition |
| 1453 | * MidSeasonUpgrade |
| 1454 | * MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds: Destroying an entire civilization or race by accident. |
| 1455 | * MileLongShip |
| 1456 | * MilitaryMashupMachine |
| 1457 | * TheMilkyWayIsTheOnlyWay |
| 1458 | * MindControlDevice |
| 1459 | * MindHive |
| 1460 | * TheMindIsAPlaythingOfTheBody |
| 1461 | * AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: A mind-reader is repulsed from reading the thoughts of an unpleasant individual. |
| 1462 | * MindlinkMates |
| 1463 | * MindOverMatter |
| 1464 | * MindPrison |
| 1465 | * MindProbe |
| 1466 | * MindReformatDeath |
| 1467 | * MindVirus |
| 1468 | * MiniMecha |
| 1469 | * MinovskyPhysics |
| 1470 | * MiracleFood |
| 1471 | * MiracleGroMonster |
| 1472 | * MiraculousMalfunction |
| 1473 | * MirrorChemistry |
| 1474 | * MirrorMonster |
| 1475 | * MirrorMoralityMachine |
| 1476 | * MissingReflection |
| 1477 | * MistookTheDominantLifeform |
| 1478 | * {{Mithril}} |
| 1479 | * MixAndMatchCritters |
| 1480 | * MixAndMatchMan |
| 1481 | * MobileCity: An entire city that moves around. |
| 1482 | * MobileFactory |
| 1483 | * MobileSuitHuman: A small creature impersonates a human being by piloting a big robot. |
| 1484 | * ModernMayincatecEmpire |
| 1485 | * ModifiedClone |
| 1486 | * MediaNotes/MohsScaleOfScienceFictionHardness |
| 1487 | * MonochromaticEyes |
| 1488 | * MonsterAndTheMaiden |
| 1489 | * MonsterFromBeyondTheVeil |
| 1490 | * MonsterInTheIce |
| 1491 | * MonsterLord |
| 1492 | * MonsterMash |
| 1493 | * MonsterOfTheWeek: A show where every episode features a one-shot antagonist. |
| 1494 | * MonsterOrganTrafficking |
| 1495 | * MonsterProgenitor |
| 1496 | * MonsterTown |
| 1497 | * MoonLandingHoax |
| 1498 | * MoralityChip |
| 1499 | * MoralityDial |
| 1500 | * MorallySuperiorCopy: A clone or duplicate turns out to be morally superior to the villainous original. |
| 1501 | * MorePredatorsThanPrey |
| 1502 | * MoreThanInfinite |
| 1503 | * MoreThanThreeDimensions |
| 1504 | * TheMorlocks |
| 1505 | * MortalityEnsues |
| 1506 | * MortalityGreyArea |
| 1507 | * MourningADeadRobot |
| 1508 | * MotherOfAThousandYoung |
| 1509 | * TheMothership |
| 1510 | * MotileVehicularComponents: Parts of a vehicle move around on its hull to show how technologically advanced/weird its creator is. |
| 1511 | * MouseWorld |
| 1512 | * MuckMonster |
| 1513 | * {{Muggles}}: These people are without powers and/or magic. |
| 1514 | * MuggleAndMagicalLoveTriangle |
| 1515 | * MuggleBornOfMages |
| 1516 | * MuggleFosterParents |
| 1517 | * MuggleInMageCustody |
| 1518 | * MugglePower |
| 1519 | * MugglesDoItBetter |
| 1520 | * MuggleWithADegreeInMagic |
| 1521 | * MultiArmedAndDangerous |
| 1522 | * MultiarmedMultitasking |
| 1523 | * MulticulturalAlienPlanet |
| 1524 | * MultipleChoiceFuture |
| 1525 | * MultipleHeadCase |
| 1526 | * MultipurposeMonoculturedCrop |
| 1527 | * MultistageTeleport |
| 1528 | * MultiversalConqueror |
| 1529 | * TheMultiverse: It's established that there's an endless chain of alternate realities, dimensions, and universes. |
| 1530 | * MundaneDogmatic |
| 1531 | * MundaneUtility: Using incredible powers and devices for a mundane purpose. |
| 1532 | * MurderousMalfunctioningMachine: A robot goes haywire and starts to Kill All Humans. |
| 1533 | * MurderousMannequin |
| 1534 | * MushroomMan |
| 1535 | * MustBeInvited |
| 1536 | * MutagenicGoo |
| 1537 | * MutantDraftBoard |
| 1538 | * {{Mutants}} |
| 1539 | * MutualMasquerade |
| 1540 | * MyBloodRunsHot |
| 1541 | * MyBrainIsBig |
| 1542 | * MyFutureSelfAndMe |
| 1543 | * MyOwnGrampa |
| 1544 | * MySensorsIndicateYouWantToTapThat: An artificial intelligence points out when a person is attracted to someone. |
| 1545 | * MySignificanceSenseIsTingling |
| 1546 | * MySkullRunnethOver |
| 1547 | * MySpeciesDothProtestTooMuch: One member of a species isn't like the rest of his kind. |
| 1548 | * MyselfMyAvatar |
| 1549 | * MysteriousAntarctica |
| 1550 | * MysticalPlague |
| 1551 | * MysticalPregnancy |
| 1552 | * MysticalWhiteHair |
| 1553 | * AMythologyIsTrue |
| 1554 | * MythPrologue |
| 1555 | * NakedOnRevival |
| 1556 | * NamedAfterTheirPlanet |
| 1557 | * NameFromAnotherSpecies |
| 1558 | * NamingYourColonyWorld |
| 1559 | * {{Nanomachines}} |
| 1560 | * NaturalEndOfTime |
| 1561 | * NatureLovingRobot |
| 1562 | * NayTheist: A person who knows that deities exist, but denies their existence to spite them. |
| 1563 | * NearDeathClairvoyance |
| 1564 | * TheNecrocracy |
| 1565 | * {{Necromancer}} |
| 1566 | * {{Necromantic}} |
| 1567 | * TheNeedless: A being who doesn't need to eat, sleep, breathe, or go to the bathroom. |
| 1568 | * NegativeSpaceWedgie |
| 1569 | * NeglectfulPrecursors |
| 1570 | * NeuralImplanting |
| 1571 | * NeurodiversityIsSupernatural |
| 1572 | * NeuroVault |
| 1573 | * NeverRecycleYourSchemes |
| 1574 | * NeverTheSelvesShallMeet: Meeting your past self, your future self, or your counterpart from an alternate dimension is a bad idea. |
| 1575 | * NeverWasThisUniverse |
| 1576 | * NewBodyOldAbilities |
| 1577 | * NewEden |
| 1578 | * NewNeoCity |
| 1579 | * NightmareWeaver |
| 1580 | * NoBackwardsCompatibilityInTheFuture |
| 1581 | * NoBiochemicalBarriers |
| 1582 | * NoBloodForPhlebotinum |
| 1583 | * NoBodyLeftBehind |
| 1584 | * NoConservationOfEnergy |
| 1585 | * NoControlGroup |
| 1586 | * NoEndorHolocaust |
| 1587 | * NoFocusOnHumans |
| 1588 | * NoHeterosexualSexAllowed: A future where heterosexuality is outlawed to maintain population control. |
| 1589 | * NoImmortalInertia: Losing your immortality causes you to revert to your true age. |
| 1590 | * NoManOfWomanBorn |
| 1591 | * NoNavelNovelBirth |
| 1592 | * NondescriptNastyNutritious: Food in the future is a far cry from what it used to be, keeping its nutritious content but sacrificing taste and other factors that make food actually good. |
| 1593 | * NoNewFashionsInTheFuture |
| 1594 | * NonhumanLoverReveal |
| 1595 | * NonHumanHumanoidHybrid |
| 1596 | * NonHumansLackAttributes |
| 1597 | * NonLinearCharacter |
| 1598 | * NonMammalMammaries: Humanoid beings whose females have breasts even though their species realistically wouldn't have any. |
| 1599 | * NonSequiturCausality |
| 1600 | * NoPaperFuture |
| 1601 | * NoPlansNoPrototypeNoBackup |
| 1602 | * NorthIsColdSouthIsHot |
| 1603 | * NoSeatBelts |
| 1604 | * NoSexAllowed: A future where sex is outlawed. |
| 1605 | * NoSuchThingAsAlienPopCulture |
| 1606 | * NoSuchThingAsSpaceJesus |
| 1607 | * NoSuchThingAsWizardJesus |
| 1608 | * NotDisabledInVR |
| 1609 | * NoTechButHighTech: Only counting advanced technology as being technology. |
| 1610 | * NoteToSelf |
| 1611 | * NotEvenHuman |
| 1612 | * NotOfThisEarth |
| 1613 | * NoTranshumanismAllowed |
| 1614 | * NotSoExtinct |
| 1615 | * NotSoPhonyPsychic |
| 1616 | * NotTheNessie |
| 1617 | * NotUsingTheZWord: Creatures and monsters are never called by what they essentially are (e.g. a zombie not being called a zombie). |
| 1618 | * NotWearingTights: Works depict superheroes as wearing normal clothes instead of costumes. |
| 1619 | * NoWarpingZone |
| 1620 | * NoWaterproofingInTheFuture: Technology that isn't waterproof. |
| 1621 | * NowDoItAgainBackwards |
| 1622 | * NuclearMutant |
| 1623 | * NuclearNullifier |
| 1624 | * NuclearTorchRocket: A rocket powered by nuclear power that allows CasualInterplanetaryTravel. |
| 1625 | * TheNudifier |
| 1626 | * NukeEm |
| 1627 | * NumberedHomeworld |
| 1628 | * NuSpeling |
| 1629 | * ObstructiveCodeOfConduct |
| 1630 | * OccultBlueEyes |
| 1631 | * OccultDetective |
| 1632 | * OctopoidAliens |
| 1633 | * {{Oculothorax}} |
| 1634 | * OfThePeople |
| 1635 | * OhLookMoreRooms |
| 1636 | * YeOldeNuclearSilo |
| 1637 | * OlderIsBetter |
| 1638 | * OldMagic |
| 1639 | * OldSchoolDogfight |
| 1640 | * TheOmnipotent |
| 1641 | * TheOmnipresent |
| 1642 | * TheOmniscient |
| 1643 | * OmniscientMoralityLicense |
| 1644 | * OminousFloatingSpaceship |
| 1645 | * OminousMessageFromTheFuture |
| 1646 | * OnceGreenMars: Mars used to be able to support life. But not anymore. |
| 1647 | * OneCharacterMultipleLives |
| 1648 | * OneFederationLimit |
| 1649 | * OneHeroHoldTheWeaksauce |
| 1650 | * OneMythToExplainThemAll |
| 1651 | * OneProductPlanet |
| 1652 | * OneToMillionToOne |
| 1653 | * OneWorldOrder: An entire planet is controlled by a single sovereign government. |
| 1654 | * OnlyElectricSheepAreCheap: The artificial product is less expensive than the real thing. |
| 1655 | * OnlyFatalToAdults |
| 1656 | * OnlyFleshIsSafe |
| 1657 | * OnlyKillableAtHome: A fantastical attachment to a being's home prevents them from being (truly) killed anywhere else. |
| 1658 | * OnlyOneMeAllowedRightNow |
| 1659 | * OnlyTheAuthorCanSaveThemNow: A situation made so hopeless, a villain made so unstoppable that the only way to win or bring about a happy ending is a DeusExMachina. |
| 1660 | * OnlyTheChosenMayPilot |
| 1661 | * OnlyTheChosenMayWield |
| 1662 | * OnlyThePureOfHeart |
| 1663 | * OnlyYouCanRepopulateMyRace: A person begs another to have sex with them on the grounds that the other person is their only shot at keeping their race from going extinct. |
| 1664 | * OntologicalInertia |
| 1665 | * OperatorIncompatibility |
| 1666 | * OppositeSexClone: A clone who is a different gender from the person they're cloned from. |
| 1667 | * OppressiveStatesOfAmerica |
| 1668 | * OracularHead |
| 1669 | * OrbitalBombardment |
| 1670 | * OrderReborn |
| 1671 | * OrganicTechnology: Technology made from or out of organic life. |
| 1672 | * OrganTheft |
| 1673 | * OriginalMan |
| 1674 | * OrionDrive |
| 1675 | * OtherworldlyCommunicationFailure |
| 1676 | * OtherworldlyVisitsYoungestFirst |
| 1677 | * OurClonesAreDifferent |
| 1678 | * OurDoorsAreDifferent |
| 1679 | * OurGraphicsWillSuckInTheFuture |
| 1680 | * OurHumansAreDifferent |
| 1681 | * OurPhlebotinumChild |
| 1682 | * OurShowersAreDifferent |
| 1683 | * OurSoulsAreDifferent |
| 1684 | * OurWeaponsWillBeBoxyInTheFuture |
| 1685 | * OurWormholesAreDifferent |
| 1686 | * OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions: A future where no one is religious anymore. |
| 1687 | * OutOfTimeOutOfMind |
| 1688 | * OverlaidSocieties |
| 1689 | * OvernightAgeUp |
| 1690 | * PalsWithJesus |
| 1691 | * {{Panacea}} |
| 1692 | * {{Panspermia}} |
| 1693 | * PantheonSitcom |
| 1694 | * ParadisePlanet |
| 1695 | * ParanormalGamblingAdvantage |
| 1696 | * ParanormalMundaneItem |
| 1697 | * ParasiteZombie |
| 1698 | * PardonMyKlingon: Alien swear words. |
| 1699 | * PartialTransformation |
| 1700 | * PassionIsEvil |
| 1701 | * PatrickStewartSpeech |
| 1702 | * {{UsefulNotes/Patronymic}} |
| 1703 | * ThePearlyGates |
| 1704 | * PeopleFarms |
| 1705 | * PeopleJars |
| 1706 | * PeopleZoo: A zoo containing humans. |
| 1707 | * PerceptionFilter |
| 1708 | * PerfectionIsStatic |
| 1709 | * PerfectPacifistPeople |
| 1710 | * {{Permafusion}} |
| 1711 | * PerpetualMotionMachine |
| 1712 | * PerpetualMotionMonster |
| 1713 | * PersecutionFlip |
| 1714 | * PersonalityChip |
| 1715 | * PersonalitySwap |
| 1716 | * PersonOfMassDestruction |
| 1717 | * PhantasySpelling |
| 1718 | * PhantomZone |
| 1719 | * PhantomZonePicture |
| 1720 | * {{Pheromones}} |
| 1721 | * PhlebotinumBattery |
| 1722 | * PhlebotinumBomb |
| 1723 | * PhlebotinumBreakdown |
| 1724 | * PhlebotinumDependence |
| 1725 | * PhlebotinumGirl |
| 1726 | * PhlebotinumHandlingRequirements |
| 1727 | * PhlebotinumInducedSteampunk |
| 1728 | * PhlebotinumInducedStupidity |
| 1729 | * PhlebotinumKilledTheDinosaurs |
| 1730 | * PhlebotinumMuncher |
| 1731 | * PhlebotinumOverdose |
| 1732 | * PhlebotinumOverload |
| 1733 | * PhlebotinumPills |
| 1734 | * PhlebotinumProofRobot |
| 1735 | * PhlebotinumRebel |
| 1736 | * PhotoprotoneutronTorpedo |
| 1737 | * PhysicalAttributeSwap |
| 1738 | * PhysicalGod |
| 1739 | * PhysicalMysticalTechnological |
| 1740 | * PickYourHumanHalf |
| 1741 | * PigMan |
| 1742 | * PillarOfLight |
| 1743 | * PinealWeirdness |
| 1744 | * PiousMonster |
| 1745 | * PlaceBeforeTime |
| 1746 | * PlaceBeyondTime |
| 1747 | * PlaceOfPower |
| 1748 | * PlaceOfProtection: A location that magically keeps its inhabitants from harm. |
| 1749 | * PlagueZombie |
| 1750 | * PlanarShockwave |
| 1751 | * PlanetaryCoreManipulation |
| 1752 | * PlanetaryParasite |
| 1753 | * PlanetaryRelocation |
| 1754 | * PlanetDestroyer |
| 1755 | * PlanetEater |
| 1756 | * PlanetLooters: Aliens steal resources from other planets. |
| 1757 | * APlanetNamedZok |
| 1758 | * PlanetOfCopyhats |
| 1759 | * PlanetOfHats |
| 1760 | * PlanetSpaceship |
| 1761 | * PlanetTerra |
| 1762 | * {{Planetville}} |
| 1763 | * {{Planimal}} |
| 1764 | * PlantAliens |
| 1765 | * PlantHair |
| 1766 | * PlantMooks |
| 1767 | * PlantPerson |
| 1768 | * PlasmaCannon |
| 1769 | * PlausibleDeniability |
| 1770 | * PlayingWithSyringes |
| 1771 | * PleasurePlanet |
| 1772 | * PlotRelevantAgeUp |
| 1773 | * PlugNPlayProsthetics |
| 1774 | * PlugNPlayTechnology |
| 1775 | * PlutoIsExpendable: Because Pluto is a dwarf planet, the work of fiction has no trouble with destroying Pluto. |
| 1776 | * PocketDimension |
| 1777 | * PokeInTheThirdEye |
| 1778 | * PopulationControl |
| 1779 | * PortalBook |
| 1780 | * PortalCut |
| 1781 | * PortalDoor |
| 1782 | * PortalNetwork |
| 1783 | * PortalPicture |
| 1784 | * PortalPool |
| 1785 | * PortalSlam |
| 1786 | * PortalToThePast |
| 1787 | * PortentOfDoom |
| 1788 | * PossessionBurnout |
| 1789 | * PossessionLevitation |
| 1790 | * PossibleWar |
| 1791 | * PostApocalypticDog |
| 1792 | * PostApocalypticGasMask |
| 1793 | * PostApunkalypticArmor |
| 1794 | * PostModernMagik |
| 1795 | * PostScarcityEconomy |
| 1796 | * PostSovietReunion: Russia reunites with post-Soviet states into an alliance, supranational union or superstate. |
| 1797 | * PowerAtAPrice |
| 1798 | * PowerCrystal |
| 1799 | * PowerHarness |
| 1800 | * PoweredArmor |
| 1801 | * PoweredByABlackHole |
| 1802 | * PowerFloats |
| 1803 | * PowerGlows |
| 1804 | * ThePowerOfLove |
| 1805 | * PowerStrainBlackout |
| 1806 | * PowersViaPossession |
| 1807 | * PowersViaWeapon |
| 1808 | * PowersThatBe |
| 1809 | * PowerTattoo |
| 1810 | * PowerUpgradingDeformation |
| 1811 | * PrecrimeArrest |
| 1812 | * PrecursorKillers |
| 1813 | * {{Precursors}} |
| 1814 | * PrecursorWorship |
| 1815 | * PrefersTheIllusion |
| 1816 | * PrescienceByAnalysis |
| 1817 | * PrescienceIsPredictable |
| 1818 | * PrimeTimeline |
| 1819 | * PrimordialChaos |
| 1820 | * PrisonDimension |
| 1821 | * TheProblemWithFightingDeath |
| 1822 | * ProfessorGuineaPig |
| 1823 | * ProHumanTranshuman |
| 1824 | * ProjectedMan |
| 1825 | * ThePromisedLand |
| 1826 | * PropheciesRhymeAllTheTime |
| 1827 | * ProphecyArmor |
| 1828 | * ProphecyTwist |
| 1829 | * ProphetEyes |
| 1830 | * PropheticFallacy |
| 1831 | * ProportionatelyPonderousParasites |
| 1832 | * ProtocolPeril |
| 1833 | * ProudMerchantRace |
| 1834 | * ProudScholarRace |
| 1835 | * ProudWarriorRaceGuy |
| 1836 | * PstandardPsychicPstance |
| 1837 | * PsychicAssistedSuicide |
| 1838 | * PsychicBlockDefense |
| 1839 | * PsychicChildren |
| 1840 | * PsychicDreamsForEveryone |
| 1841 | * PsychicGlimpseOfDeath |
| 1842 | * PsychicLink |
| 1843 | * PsychicNosebleed |
| 1844 | * PsychicPowers |
| 1845 | * PsychicRadar |
| 1846 | * PsychicStarshipPilot |
| 1847 | * PsychicStatic |
| 1848 | * PsychoactivePowers |
| 1849 | * PsychoElectro |
| 1850 | * {{Psychometry}} |
| 1851 | * PsychoPrototype |
| 1852 | * PsychoSerum |
| 1853 | * PubertySuperpower |
| 1854 | * PullingThemselvesTogether |
| 1855 | * PunyEarthlings |
| 1856 | * PuppeteerParasite |
| 1857 | * PureEnergy |
| 1858 | * PureMagicBeing |
| 1859 | * PurposeDrivenImmortality |
| 1860 | * PyramidPower |
| 1861 | * QuantumMechanicsCanDoAnything |
| 1862 | * TheQuest |
| 1863 | * QuestForAWish |
| 1864 | * RacialRemnant |
| 1865 | * RacialTransformation |
| 1866 | * RadiationImmuneMutants: A mutated being cannot be harmed by radiation. |
| 1867 | * RadiationInducedSuperpowers: People mutated by radiation. |
| 1868 | * RagnarokProofing |
| 1869 | * RaisedAsAHost |
| 1870 | * RaisedByRobots |
| 1871 | * RaisedInALab |
| 1872 | * RaiseHimRightThisTime |
| 1873 | * RammingAlwaysWorks |
| 1874 | * {{Ramscoop}} |
| 1875 | * RandomTransportation |
| 1876 | * RapidAging |
| 1877 | * RapidDNATest |
| 1878 | * RapidFTLProliferation |
| 1879 | * RasterVision |
| 1880 | * RatMen |
| 1881 | * RayGun |
| 1882 | * RaygunGothic |
| 1883 | * ReactionlessDrive |
| 1884 | * RealEventFictionalCause |
| 1885 | * RealityBleed |
| 1886 | * RealityBreakingParadox |
| 1887 | * RealityChangingMiniature |
| 1888 | * RealityIsOutToLunch |
| 1889 | * RealityWarper |
| 1890 | * RealityWarpingIsNotAToy |
| 1891 | * RealityWritingBook |
| 1892 | * ReallySevenHundredYearsOld |
| 1893 | * ReallyWasBornYesterday |
| 1894 | * RecessiveSuperGenes |
| 1895 | * RecursiveCreators |
| 1896 | * RecursivePrecursors |
| 1897 | * RecursiveReality |
| 1898 | * RedAlert |
| 1899 | * ReducedToDust |
| 1900 | * ReentryScare |
| 1901 | * ReforgedIntoAMinion |
| 1902 | * RefugeeFromTVLand |
| 1903 | * ReinforceField |
| 1904 | * RejectedByTheEmpathicWeapon |
| 1905 | * ReligionIsMagic |
| 1906 | * ReligiousRobot |
| 1907 | * RemoteBody |
| 1908 | * RemoteYetVulnerable |
| 1909 | * RemovedAchillesHeel |
| 1910 | * RemovingTheHeadOrDestroyingTheBrain |
| 1911 | * ReplicantSnatching |
| 1912 | * ReptilianConspiracy |
| 1913 | * ResidualEvilEntity |
| 1914 | * RestrainingBolt |
| 1915 | * ResurrectedForAJob |
| 1916 | * ResurrectedMurderer |
| 1917 | * ResurrectedRomance |
| 1918 | * ResurrectionDeathLoop |
| 1919 | * ResurrectionGambit |
| 1920 | * ResurrectionRevenge |
| 1921 | * ResurrectionSickness |
| 1922 | * ResurrectionTeleportation |
| 1923 | * ResurrectiveImmortality |
| 1924 | * ResurrectTheVillain |
| 1925 | * {{Retconjuration}} |
| 1926 | * RetGone: A person ends up erased from existence along with all memory and evidence of their existence. |
| 1927 | * RetroactivePrecognition |
| 1928 | * RetroactivePreparation |
| 1929 | * RetroRocket |
| 1930 | * RetroUpgrade |
| 1931 | * RevealingContinuityLapse |
| 1932 | * ReversibleRoboticizing |
| 1933 | * RevivalLoophole |
| 1934 | * RewritingReality |
| 1935 | * RibcageRidge |
| 1936 | * RichardNixonTheUsedCarSalesman |
| 1937 | * RideTheLightning |
| 1938 | * RidiculousFutureInflation: In the future, everything will be way more expensive than they are already. |
| 1939 | * RidiculouslyHumanRobots: Robots who for some reason have the same needs, behavior, and desires as human beings. |
| 1940 | * TheRightOfASuperiorSpecies |
| 1941 | * RippleEffectIndicator |
| 1942 | * RippleEffectProofMemory |
| 1943 | * {{Robeast}} |
| 1944 | * RoboFamily |
| 1945 | * RoboRomance |
| 1946 | * {{Robosexual}}: A person who is sexually interested in robots. |
| 1947 | * RobosexualsAreCreeps: A person who freaks people out with their attraction to robots. |
| 1948 | * RoboSpeak |
| 1949 | * {{Robot}} |
| 1950 | * RobotAntennae |
| 1951 | * RobotAthlete |
| 1952 | * RobotBuddy |
| 1953 | * RobotDog |
| 1954 | * RobotGirl |
| 1955 | * RobotHair |
| 1956 | * RoboticPsychopath |
| 1957 | * RoboticReveal: A person is revealed to actually be a robot. |
| 1958 | * RoboticSpouse |
| 1959 | * RoboticUndead |
| 1960 | * RobotKid |
| 1961 | * RobotMaid |
| 1962 | * RobotMaster |
| 1963 | * RobotMe |
| 1964 | * RobotNames |
| 1965 | * RobotReligion |
| 1966 | * RobotRepublic |
| 1967 | * RobotsAreJustBetter |
| 1968 | * RobotsEnslavingRobots |
| 1969 | * RobotSoldier |
| 1970 | * RobotsThinkFaster |
| 1971 | * RobotWar |
| 1972 | * RocketlessReentry |
| 1973 | * RocketPunch |
| 1974 | * RockMonster |
| 1975 | * RogueDrone |
| 1976 | * RomanticFusion |
| 1977 | * Room101 |
| 1978 | * RoswellThatEndsWell |
| 1979 | * RottenRoboticReplacement |
| 1980 | [[/folder]] |
| 1981 | |
| 1982 | [[folder:Tropes S-Z]] |
| 1983 | * SacrificialPlanet |
| 1984 | * SaharanShipwreck |
| 1985 | * SaltSolution |
| 1986 | * SalvagePirates |
| 1987 | * SanDimasTime |
| 1988 | * SandIsWater |
| 1989 | * SandWorm |
| 1990 | * SapientCetaceans |
| 1991 | * SapientEatSapient |
| 1992 | * SapientFurTrade |
| 1993 | * SapientHouse |
| 1994 | * SapientShip |
| 1995 | * SapientTank |
| 1996 | * SaveBothWorlds |
| 1997 | * SaveSat: A satellite crashing down has a beneficial/defensive effect. |
| 1998 | * SaveThisPersonSaveTheWorld |
| 1999 | * ScaleOfScientificSins |
| 2000 | * ScannableMan |
| 2001 | * ScaryDogmaticAliens |
| 2002 | * ScienceCannotComprehendPhlebotinum |
| 2003 | * ScienceDestroysMagic |
| 2004 | * ScienceFantasy |
| 2005 | * ScienceMarchesOn |
| 2006 | * ScienceRelatedMemeticDisorder |
| 2007 | * ScientificallyUnderstandableSorcery |
| 2008 | * SciFiBobHaircut |
| 2009 | * JustForFun/SciFiCounterpart |
| 2010 | * SciFiGhetto |
| 2011 | * SciFiKitchenSink |
| 2012 | * SciFiNameBuzzwords |
| 2013 | * SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale |
| 2014 | * ScorpionPeople |
| 2015 | * ScrewYouElves: [[CantArgueWithElves A race believing themselves to be superior to all other races]] are told to take their arrogance and shove it. |
| 2016 | * ScriptReadingDoors |
| 2017 | * ScryVsScry |
| 2018 | * SculptedPhysique |
| 2019 | * SealedCastInAMultipack |
| 2020 | * SealedEvilInACan |
| 2021 | * SealedEvilInADuel |
| 2022 | * SealedEvilInAnotherWorld |
| 2023 | * SealedEvilInASixPack |
| 2024 | * SealedEvilInATeddyBear |
| 2025 | * SealedGoodInACan |
| 2026 | * SealedInsideAPersonShapedCan |
| 2027 | * SecondAmericanCivilWar |
| 2028 | * SecretGovernmentWarehouse |
| 2029 | * SecretHistory |
| 2030 | * SecretProjectRefugeeFamily |
| 2031 | * SecretWar |
| 2032 | * SeeingThroughAnothersEyes |
| 2033 | * SeekerWhiteBloodCells |
| 2034 | * SeeksAnothersResurrection |
| 2035 | * SeeTheInvisible |
| 2036 | * SeeThruSpecs |
| 2037 | * SelfConstructedBeing |
| 2038 | * SelfDefeatingProphecy |
| 2039 | * SelfFulfillingProphecy |
| 2040 | * SelfHealingPhlebotinum |
| 2041 | * SelfMadeSuperpowers |
| 2042 | * SendInTheClones |
| 2043 | * SenseFreak |
| 2044 | * SenseImpairedMonster |
| 2045 | * SensorCharacter |
| 2046 | * SensoryTentacles |
| 2047 | * SentientCosmicForce |
| 2048 | * SentientPhlebotinum |
| 2049 | * SentientSands |
| 2050 | * SentientVehicle |
| 2051 | * TheSeriesHasLeftReality |
| 2052 | * ServantRace |
| 2053 | * SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong |
| 2054 | * {{Sexbot}}: A robot designed to be capable of humans having sex with it. |
| 2055 | * ShadowWalker |
| 2056 | * ShapeshifterBaggage |
| 2057 | * ShapeshifterGuiltTrip: A shape-shifter manipulates someone into sparing them by taking on the form of a person their attacker cares about. |
| 2058 | * ShapeshifterIdentityCrisis |
| 2059 | * ShapeshifterWeapon |
| 2060 | * ShapeshiftingExcludesClothing |
| 2061 | * ShapeshiftingLover |
| 2062 | * ShapeshiftingSquick |
| 2063 | * ShapeshiftingTrickster |
| 2064 | * ShapingYourAttacks |
| 2065 | * SharedDream |
| 2066 | * SharedLifeEnergy |
| 2067 | * SharingABody |
| 2068 | * SharkMan |
| 2069 | * SharpenedToASingleAtom |
| 2070 | * ShatteredWorld |
| 2071 | * SheepInWolfsClothing |
| 2072 | * ShinyLookingSpaceships |
| 2073 | * ShootingSuperman: Trying to kill or hurt a powerful being with methods that clearly won't do any good. |
| 2074 | * ShowingOffTheNewBody |
| 2075 | * ShrinkRay |
| 2076 | * SiblingFusion |
| 2077 | * SignsOfTheEndTimes |
| 2078 | * SiliconBasedLife |
| 2079 | * SillyReasonForWar |
| 2080 | * SilverHasMysticPowers |
| 2081 | * SingleBiomePlanet |
| 2082 | * SingleLanguagePlanet |
| 2083 | * SingleLineOfDescent |
| 2084 | * SinglePhlebotinumLimit |
| 2085 | * SingleSpecimenSpecies |
| 2086 | * SingleTaskRobot |
| 2087 | * TheSingularity |
| 2088 | * SkeletonKey |
| 2089 | * SkeletonsInTheCoatCloset |
| 2090 | * SkepticismFailure |
| 2091 | * SkepticNoLonger |
| 2092 | * SkySurfing |
| 2093 | * SleeperStarship |
| 2094 | * SlidingScaleOfMuggleInvolvement |
| 2095 | * SlidingScaleOfRealisticVersusFantastic |
| 2096 | * SlimeGirl |
| 2097 | * SlowLaser |
| 2098 | * SlowLifeFantasy |
| 2099 | * SlowTransformation |
| 2100 | * SmallUniverseAfterAll |
| 2101 | * SmartGun |
| 2102 | * SmartHouse |
| 2103 | * SnakePeople |
| 2104 | * SneakySpySpecies |
| 2105 | * {{Snowlems}} |
| 2106 | * SociallyScoredSociety |
| 2107 | * SolarCPR |
| 2108 | * SolarFlareDisaster |
| 2109 | * SolarSail |
| 2110 | * SolarSystemNeighbors |
| 2111 | * SolidGoldPoop |
| 2112 | * SomeKindOfForceField |
| 2113 | * SomeNuttyPublicityStunt |
| 2114 | * SomeoneHasToDoIt |
| 2115 | * SomethingForEveryone |
| 2116 | * SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay |
| 2117 | * SonicStunner |
| 2118 | * SoulFragment |
| 2119 | * SoulJar |
| 2120 | * SoullessShell |
| 2121 | * SoulPoweredEngine |
| 2122 | * SovietSuperscience |
| 2123 | * SpaceAmish |
| 2124 | * SpaceBase |
| 2125 | * SpaceBattle |
| 2126 | * SpaceBrasilia |
| 2127 | * SpaceCadet |
| 2128 | * SpaceCadetAcademy |
| 2129 | * SpaceClothes |
| 2130 | * SpaceColdWar |
| 2131 | * SpaceCossacks |
| 2132 | * SpaceElevator |
| 2133 | * SpaceElves |
| 2134 | * SpaceFighter |
| 2135 | * SpaceFillingEmpire |
| 2136 | * SpaceFriction |
| 2137 | * SpaceIsAir |
| 2138 | * SpaceIsAnOcean |
| 2139 | * SpaceIsCold |
| 2140 | * SpaceIsMagic |
| 2141 | * SpaceIsNoisy |
| 2142 | * SpaceIsSlowMotion |
| 2143 | * SpaceMadness |
| 2144 | * SpaceMarine |
| 2145 | * SpaceMaster |
| 2146 | * SpaceMines |
| 2147 | * SpaceNavy |
| 2148 | * SpaceNomads |
| 2149 | * SpacePeople |
| 2150 | * SpacePirates |
| 2151 | * SpacePlane |
| 2152 | * SpacePolice |
| 2153 | * SpaceRomans |
| 2154 | * SpaceSailing |
| 2155 | * SpaceSector: Specific regions in space are described as "the Something Sector" or "Sector Something". |
| 2156 | * SpaceshipGirl |
| 2157 | * SpaceshipSlingshotStunt |
| 2158 | * SpaceStation |
| 2159 | * SpacesuitsAreSCUBAGear |
| 2160 | * SpacetimeEater |
| 2161 | * SpaceTrucker |
| 2162 | * SpaceWhale |
| 2163 | * SpaceX |
| 2164 | * SpawnBroodling |
| 2165 | * SpecialAbilityShield |
| 2166 | * SpecialEffectBranding |
| 2167 | * SpectralWeaponCopy |
| 2168 | * SpeculativeBiology |
| 2169 | * SpeculativeDocumentary |
| 2170 | * SpeculativeFictionLGBT |
| 2171 | * SpellBook |
| 2172 | * SphereOfDestruction |
| 2173 | * SphereOfPower |
| 2174 | * SpheroidDropship |
| 2175 | * SpiceOfLife: Spices from other planets. |
| 2176 | * SpiderLimbs |
| 2177 | * SpiderPeople |
| 2178 | * SpiderSense |
| 2179 | * SpiderTank |
| 2180 | * SpiritAdvisor |
| 2181 | * SpiritWorld |
| 2182 | * SplitAtBirth |
| 2183 | * SpockSpeak |
| 2184 | * SpontaneousHumanCombustion |
| 2185 | * SpontaneousWeaponCreation |
| 2186 | * SpoonBending |
| 2187 | * SpreadingDisasterMapGraphic |
| 2188 | * SpyBot |
| 2189 | * SquareCubeLaw |
| 2190 | * StableTimeLoop |
| 2191 | * StalkerWithATestTube |
| 2192 | * StandardAlienSpaceship |
| 2193 | * StandardEstablishingSpaceshipShot |
| 2194 | * StandardFantasyRaces: A collection of species, races and monsters that fantasy fiction tends to always come back to. |
| 2195 | * StandardFantasySetting: A pseudo-medieval setting that fantasy fiction tends to always come back to. |
| 2196 | * StandardHumanSpaceship: Human spaceships tend to be grey, blocky and unaesthetic. |
| 2197 | * StandardizedSpaceViews: Stock space shots. |
| 2198 | * StandardJapaneseFantasySetting: Japan's particular take on the European-style fantasy genre. |
| 2199 | * StandardPostApocalypticSetting |
| 2200 | * StandardSciFiArmy |
| 2201 | * StandardSciFiFleet |
| 2202 | * StandardSciFiHistory |
| 2203 | * StandardSciFiSetting |
| 2204 | * StandardStarshipScuffle |
| 2205 | * StandardTimeUnits |
| 2206 | * StarfishAliens |
| 2207 | * StarfishLanguage |
| 2208 | * StarfishRobots |
| 2209 | * StarKilling |
| 2210 | * TheStarsAreGoingOut |
| 2211 | * StarScraper |
| 2212 | * StarshipLuxurious |
| 2213 | * StatOVision |
| 2214 | * StayWithTheAliens |
| 2215 | * StealthInSpace |
| 2216 | * StealthyTeleportation |
| 2217 | * StellarStation |
| 2218 | * SterilityPlague |
| 2219 | * StockUnsolvedMysteries |
| 2220 | * StoryboardingTheApocalypse |
| 2221 | * StoryBreakerPower |
| 2222 | * TheStoryThatNeverWas |
| 2223 | * StrangeSyntaxSpeaker |
| 2224 | * StrawVulcan |
| 2225 | * StreamingStars |
| 2226 | * StreetSamurai |
| 2227 | * StrollingOnJupiter: A discredited trope where gas giant planets have solid surfaces that humans could conceivably reach. |
| 2228 | * StrongFleshWeakSteel |
| 2229 | * StrongerWithAge |
| 2230 | * StumblingUponTheLostWizard |
| 2231 | * StupidFuturePeople |
| 2232 | * StupidJetpackHitler |
| 2233 | * SubLightspeedSetting |
| 2234 | * SubspaceAnsible |
| 2235 | * SubspaceOrHyperspace |
| 2236 | * SufficientlyAdvancedAlien |
| 2237 | * SufficientlyAdvancedBambooTechnology |
| 2238 | * SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic |
| 2239 | * SuicidalCosmicTemperTantrum |
| 2240 | * SummonEverymanHero |
| 2241 | * SummoningRitual |
| 2242 | * SummonMagic |
| 2243 | * SummonToHand |
| 2244 | * SunkenCity |
| 2245 | * SuperBreedingProgram |
| 2246 | * SuperCellReception |
| 2247 | * SuperEmpowering |
| 2248 | * {{Superhero}} |
| 2249 | * SuperheroesInSpace |
| 2250 | * SuperheroSpeciation |
| 2251 | * SuperIntelligence |
| 2252 | * SuperiorSpecies |
| 2253 | * SuperMultiPurposeRoom |
| 2254 | * SupernaturalAngst |
| 2255 | * SupernaturalAid |
| 2256 | * SupernaturalElite |
| 2257 | * SupernaturalFearInducer |
| 2258 | * SupernaturalGoldEyes |
| 2259 | * SupernaturalHotspotTown |
| 2260 | * SupernaturallyDeliciousAndNutritious |
| 2261 | * SupernaturallyValidatedTransPerson |
| 2262 | * SupernaturallyYoungParent |
| 2263 | * SupernaturalPhone |
| 2264 | * SupernaturalRepellent |
| 2265 | * SupernaturalSensitivity |
| 2266 | * SuperpoweredRobotMeterMaids |
| 2267 | * SuperpowerfulGenetics |
| 2268 | * SuperPrototype |
| 2269 | * SuperSargassoSea |
| 2270 | * SuperSerum |
| 2271 | * SuperSoldier |
| 2272 | * SuperSupremacist |
| 2273 | * {{Supervillain}} |
| 2274 | * SupervillainLair |
| 2275 | * SuperweaponSurprise |
| 2276 | * SuperWheelchair |
| 2277 | * SuperWristGadget |
| 2278 | * SwampMonster |
| 2279 | * SwapTeleportation |
| 2280 | * SwirlyEnergyThingy |
| 2281 | * SwissArmyAppendage |
| 2282 | * SwissArmyTears |
| 2283 | * TheSymbiote |
| 2284 | * SymbioticPossession |
| 2285 | * SympatheticSentientWeapon |
| 2286 | * {{Synchronization}} |
| 2287 | * SyntheticPlague |
| 2288 | * TaintedVeins |
| 2289 | * TakeAwayTheirName |
| 2290 | * TakesOneToKillOne |
| 2291 | * TalkingInYourDreams |
| 2292 | * TalkingLightbulb |
| 2293 | * TalkingWeapon |
| 2294 | * TarzanBoy |
| 2295 | * TechnicallyLivingVampire |
| 2296 | * TechnicallyLivingZombie |
| 2297 | * TechnicallyNakedShapeshifter |
| 2298 | * TechnoDystopia: Futuristic settings where technology has made life worse. |
| 2299 | * TechnologicalPacifist: A character who things technology is great, except when used for warfare. |
| 2300 | * TechnologyLevels: Cultural advancement represented as an advance through a series of discrete levels. |
| 2301 | * TechnologyUplift: Giving a culture access to more complex technology than it currently has. |
| 2302 | * {{Technopath}}: A person with power over machines. |
| 2303 | * TechnoWizard: Someone who can do ''anything'' with computers. |
| 2304 | * TeenageMutantSamuraiWombats |
| 2305 | * TeleFrag |
| 2306 | * TelepathicSpacemen |
| 2307 | * {{Telepathy}} |
| 2308 | * TeleportationMisfire |
| 2309 | * TeleportationSickness |
| 2310 | * TeleportationWithDrawbacks |
| 2311 | * TeleportCloak |
| 2312 | * TeleporterAccident |
| 2313 | * TeleportersVisualizationClause |
| 2314 | * TeleportGun |
| 2315 | * TeleportInterdiction |
| 2316 | * TelescopingRobot |
| 2317 | * TelevisionPortal |
| 2318 | * TheTelevisionTalksBack |
| 2319 | * TemporalParadox |
| 2320 | * TemporalSickness |
| 2321 | * TemporalSuicide |
| 2322 | * TendrilsOfDarkness |
| 2323 | * TerminallyDependentSociety |
| 2324 | * TerminatorImpersonator |
| 2325 | * TerminatorTwosome |
| 2326 | * TerraDeforming |
| 2327 | * {{Terraform}} |
| 2328 | * TerrainSculpting |
| 2329 | * ThankTheMaker |
| 2330 | * ThatsNoMoon |
| 2331 | * ThatSoundsFamiliar |
| 2332 | * ThemeTable |
| 2333 | * ThereAreNoGlobalConsequences |
| 2334 | * TheseAreThingsManWasNotMeantToKnow |
| 2335 | * TheTheocracy |
| 2336 | * {{Theotech}} |
| 2337 | * TheyCalledMeMad: A laughingstock rambles on how people called them crazy and made fun of them. |
| 2338 | * TheyWalkAmongUs |
| 2339 | * TheyWouldCutYouUp |
| 2340 | * ThievesGuild |
| 2341 | * ThinDimensionalBarrier |
| 2342 | * ThinkingUpPortals |
| 2343 | * ThinkInText |
| 2344 | * ThirdEye |
| 2345 | * ThreeLawsCompliant |
| 2346 | * ThroatLight |
| 2347 | * ThrownOutTheAirlock |
| 2348 | * ThunderboltIron |
| 2349 | * TidallyLockedPlanet |
| 2350 | * TimeAbyss: A being who is older than all recorded history. |
| 2351 | * TimeCrash |
| 2352 | * TimeDilation |
| 2353 | * TimeFreezeTrollingSpree |
| 2354 | * TimeIsDangerous |
| 2355 | * TimelineAlteringMacGuffin |
| 2356 | * TimeLoopFatigue |
| 2357 | * TimeLoopTrap |
| 2358 | * TimeMachine |
| 2359 | * TimeMaster |
| 2360 | * TheTimeOfMyths |
| 2361 | * TimePolice |
| 2362 | * TimeStandsStill |
| 2363 | * TimeTravel |
| 2364 | * TimeTravelEscape |
| 2365 | * TimeTravelForFunAndProfit |
| 2366 | * TimeTravelingJerkass |
| 2367 | * TimeTravelTenseTrouble |
| 2368 | * TimeyWimeyBall |
| 2369 | * TinCanRobot |
| 2370 | * TinmanTypist |
| 2371 | * ToastedBuns |
| 2372 | * TokenHeroicOrc: The one member of an evil race who is good. |
| 2373 | * TokenHuman |
| 2374 | * TokenNonHuman |
| 2375 | * TokenRobot |
| 2376 | * TokenSuper |
| 2377 | * TomeOfEldritchLore |
| 2378 | * TomesOfProphecyAndFate |
| 2379 | * ToolsOfSapience |
| 2380 | * ToServeMan |
| 2381 | * TouchedByVorlons: A human gains powers from being experimented on by aliens. |
| 2382 | * TouchOfTheMonster |
| 2383 | * TouchTelepathy |
| 2384 | * TouchTheIntangible |
| 2385 | * TowerOfBabel |
| 2386 | * ToxicPhlebotinum |
| 2387 | * ToxicWasteCanDoAnything |
| 2388 | * TrackingChip |
| 2389 | * TractorBeam |
| 2390 | * TragicIntangibility |
| 2391 | * TrainingTheGiftOfMagic |
| 2392 | * TransferableMemory |
| 2393 | * TransformationOfThePossessed |
| 2394 | * TransformationRay |
| 2395 | * TransformationSequence |
| 2396 | * TransformationTrinket |
| 2397 | * TranshumanAbomination |
| 2398 | * TranshumanAliens |
| 2399 | * TranshumansInSpace |
| 2400 | * TranshumanTreachery |
| 2401 | * TranslationConvention: Characters who are supposed to be speaking a different language are still speaking the language the other characters use so the audience can still understand what they're saying. |
| 2402 | * TranslatorCollar |
| 2403 | * TranslatorMicrobes: Science fiction works that involve aliens often have a means of translating everyone's language so that there aren't any language barriers between the different alien races. |
| 2404 | * TheTransmogrifier |
| 2405 | * {{Transmutation}} |
| 2406 | * TransplantedAliens |
| 2407 | * TransplantedHumans |
| 2408 | * TrappedInAnotherWorld |
| 2409 | * TrappedInTheHost |
| 2410 | * TrappedInThePast: A time-traveler goes to the past and ends up stuck there with no way to return to the present. |
| 2411 | * TrappedOnTheAstralPlane |
| 2412 | * TraumaticSuperpowerAwakening |
| 2413 | * TravelingLandmass |
| 2414 | * TreetopWorld |
| 2415 | * TreeVessel |
| 2416 | * TrickedOutTime |
| 2417 | * TriggerPhrase |
| 2418 | * TripodTerror |
| 2419 | * TronLines |
| 2420 | * TheTropeHistoryOfTheUniverse |
| 2421 | * TroubleFromThePast |
| 2422 | * TrueBreedingHybrid |
| 2423 | * TrueSight |
| 2424 | * TrulySingleParent: A parent who is single both in the sense that they do not have a spouse and in the sense that they were the only parent involved in the creation of their offspring. |
| 2425 | * TheTunguskaEvent |
| 2426 | * TuringTest |
| 2427 | * TurnedAgainstTheirMasters |
| 2428 | * TurtleIsland |
| 2429 | * TwilightOfTheSupers: There used to be superheroes, but now all of them have either been killed, permanently stripped of their powers or forced into retirement. |
| 2430 | * TwinMaker |
| 2431 | * TwoBeingsOneBody |
| 2432 | * TwoDonorClone |
| 2433 | * TwoOfYourEarthMinutes |
| 2434 | * TypesetInTheFuture |
| 2435 | * TzadikimNistarim: Thirty-six "righteous souls" whose existence keeps the world going. |
| 2436 | * UltimateLifeForm |
| 2437 | * {{Ultraterrestrials}} |
| 2438 | * UnbelievableSourcePlot |
| 2439 | * {{Uncoffee}} |
| 2440 | * UndeadAbomination |
| 2441 | * UndeadTaxExemption: A non-human is somehow able to integrate into society without requiring birth certificates and other official documents confirming citizenship. |
| 2442 | * UndeathIsCheap |
| 2443 | * UndergroundCity |
| 2444 | * UndyingWarrior |
| 2445 | * UnevenHybrid |
| 2446 | * UngovernableGalaxy |
| 2447 | * UnguidedLabTour: A top-secret workplace is introduced by having a character explore it unnoticed. |
| 2448 | * UnhappyMedium |
| 2449 | * UnholyNuke |
| 2450 | * UniquenessDecay |
| 2451 | * UnitConfusion |
| 2452 | * UnitedEurope |
| 2453 | * UnitedNationsIsASuperpower |
| 2454 | * UnitedSpaceOfAmerica |
| 2455 | * UniversalRemoteControl |
| 2456 | * UniversalUniverseTime |
| 2457 | * UnknownPhenomenon |
| 2458 | * TheUnmasquedWorld: Everyone becomes aware of the unusual beings who were secretly living among them. |
| 2459 | * UnnaturallyBlueLighting |
| 2460 | * UnnaturallyLoopingLocation |
| 2461 | * UnnecessarilyCreepyRobot |
| 2462 | * UnnecessarilyLargeInterior |
| 2463 | * UnnecessarilyLargeVessel |
| 2464 | * UnpredictableResults |
| 2465 | * UnrealisticBlackHole |
| 2466 | * UnroboticReveal |
| 2467 | * UnscientificScience |
| 2468 | * UnseenPrototype |
| 2469 | * UnspecifiedApocalypse |
| 2470 | * UnstableGeneticCode |
| 2471 | * UnstuckInTime |
| 2472 | * UnusualUserInterface |
| 2473 | * UnwantedRevival |
| 2474 | * UnwillingRoboticisation |
| 2475 | * UnwinnableTrainingSimulation |
| 2476 | * UnwittingTestSubject |
| 2477 | * UpgradeArtifact |
| 2478 | * UpliftedAnimal: An animal that has become sapient and able to speak through experimentation. |
| 2479 | * UpsettingTheBalance |
| 2480 | * UrsineAliens |
| 2481 | * UsedFuture |
| 2482 | * UselessSuperpowers |
| 2483 | * TheUsualAdversaries |
| 2484 | * UterineReplicator |
| 2485 | * {{Utopia}} |
| 2486 | * VampireDetectiveSeries |
| 2487 | * VampiricDraining |
| 2488 | * VanishingVillage |
| 2489 | * {{Veganopia}} |
| 2490 | * VenusIsWet |
| 2491 | * VertebrateWithExtraLimbs |
| 2492 | * VerticalKidnapping |
| 2493 | * VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory |
| 2494 | * {{Vibroweapon}} |
| 2495 | * VichyEarth |
| 2496 | * ViciousCycle |
| 2497 | * VideoPhone |
| 2498 | * VikingsInAmerica |
| 2499 | * AVillainNamedZrg |
| 2500 | * VillainOverride |
| 2501 | * VillainPossessedBystander |
| 2502 | * VillainsBlendInBetter |
| 2503 | * VillainTeleportation |
| 2504 | * VineTentacles |
| 2505 | * ViralTransformation |
| 2506 | * VirginPower |
| 2507 | * VirtualCelebrity |
| 2508 | * VirtualDangerDenial |
| 2509 | * VirtualGhost |
| 2510 | * VirtualRealityWarper |
| 2511 | * VirtualSidekick |
| 2512 | * VirtualTrainingSimulation |
| 2513 | * TheVirus |
| 2514 | * VirusAndCureNames |
| 2515 | * VirusVictimSymptoms |
| 2516 | * VisibleInvisibility |
| 2517 | * VisibleToBelievers |
| 2518 | * VoiceOfTheResistance |
| 2519 | * VoidBetweenTheWorlds |
| 2520 | * VolcanicVeins |
| 2521 | * VoluntaryShapeshifting |
| 2522 | * WainscotSociety |
| 2523 | * WakingUpAtTheMorgue: A dead person comes back to life while their body is at the mortuary. |
| 2524 | * WalkDontSwim |
| 2525 | * WalkingTransplant: A clone who exists solely so their organs can be used in transplants. |
| 2526 | * WalkingWasteland |
| 2527 | * WalkOnWater |
| 2528 | * TheWallAroundTheWorld |
| 2529 | * TheWallsHaveEyes |
| 2530 | * TheWarOfEarthlyAggression |
| 2531 | * WarriorVersusSorcerer: Warriors and sorcerers depicted as enemies or rivals. |
| 2532 | * WasOnceAMan |
| 2533 | * WaveMotionGun |
| 2534 | * WaveMotionTuningFork |
| 2535 | * WaybackTrip |
| 2536 | * WeakerInTheRealWorld |
| 2537 | * WeaksauceWeakness: A powerful being is vulnerable to an ordinary substance or item. |
| 2538 | * WeaponizedExhaust |
| 2539 | * WeaponizedTeleportation |
| 2540 | * WeaponsThatSuck |
| 2541 | * WeaponWieldsYou |
| 2542 | * WeAreAsMayflies: Other sapient species are able to live far longer than humans do. |
| 2543 | * WeatherControlMachine |
| 2544 | * WeCanRebuildHim: An injured person is saved from death by being converted into a cyborg. |
| 2545 | * WeirdHistoricalWar |
| 2546 | * WeirdnessSearchAndRescue |
| 2547 | * WeirdScience |
| 2548 | * WeirdWeather |
| 2549 | * WeirdWorldWeirdFood |
| 2550 | * WeldTheLock |
| 2551 | * WetwareBody |
| 2552 | * WetwareCPU |
| 2553 | * WeWillAllBeHistoryBuffsInTheFuture |
| 2554 | * WeWillAllFlyInTheFuture |
| 2555 | * WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture |
| 2556 | * WeWillHavePerfectHealthInTheFuture |
| 2557 | * WeWillNotHaveAppendixesInTheFuture |
| 2558 | * WeWillNotHavePocketsInTheFuture |
| 2559 | * WeWillNotUsePhotoshopInTheFuture |
| 2560 | * WeWillNotUseStageMakeUpInTheFuture |
| 2561 | * WeWillSpendCreditsInTheFuture |
| 2562 | * WeWillUseLasersInTheFuture |
| 2563 | * WeWillUseManualLaborInTheFuture |
| 2564 | * WeWillUseWikiWordsInTheFuture |
| 2565 | * WeWillWearArmorInTheFuture |
| 2566 | * {{Whatevermancy}} |
| 2567 | * WhatIfTheBabyIsLikeMe |
| 2568 | * WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove |
| 2569 | * WhatMeasureIsAHumanoid |
| 2570 | * WhatMeasureIsANonHuman |
| 2571 | * WhatOtherGalaxies |
| 2572 | * WhatWeNowKnowToBeTrue |
| 2573 | * WhatYearIsThis |
| 2574 | * WhenThePlanetsAlign |
| 2575 | * WhenTreesAttack |
| 2576 | * WhereTheMagicWent |
| 2577 | * WhichMe |
| 2578 | * WhoNeedsTheirWholeBody |
| 2579 | * WhoWantsToLiveForever: An immortal being isn't happy that they'll never die. |
| 2580 | * WhoYouGonnaCall: A service whose job essentially amounts to a supernatural equivalent to pest control. |
| 2581 | * WhyAmITicking: Someone finds out that they have an explosive inside their body. |
| 2582 | * JustForFun/WhyYouShouldDestroyThePlanetEarth |
| 2583 | * TheWildHunt |
| 2584 | * WillingChanneler |
| 2585 | * WinToExit |
| 2586 | * WipeThatSmileOffYourFace |
| 2587 | * {{Wishplosion}}: Defeating a wish-granting entity by making a wish that can be used against them. |
| 2588 | * WithGreatPowerComesGreatHotness |
| 2589 | * WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity |
| 2590 | * AWizardDidIt: Inconsistencies in a work are explained away as happening because of magic. |
| 2591 | * WizardDuel |
| 2592 | * WizardsFromOuterSpace |
| 2593 | * WolfMan |
| 2594 | * WonderTwinPowers |
| 2595 | * WoobieSpecies |
| 2596 | * WordsCanBreakMyBones |
| 2597 | * WordsDoNotMakeTheMagic |
| 2598 | * WorldHealingWave |
| 2599 | * WorldInTheSky |
| 2600 | * TheWorldIsNotReady |
| 2601 | * WorldOfSilence |
| 2602 | * WorldShapes |
| 2603 | * WorldSundering |
| 2604 | * WorldTree |
| 2605 | * WorldWarIII |
| 2606 | * WorldWarWhatever |
| 2607 | * WorldWreckingWave |
| 2608 | * WorthlessYellowRocks: Beings do not see value in money, jewels and the like. |
| 2609 | * WreathedInFlames |
| 2610 | * WrongTimeTravelSavvy: A person has incorrect ideas on how time travel works. |
| 2611 | * XenomorphXerox |
| 2612 | * XenoNucleicAcid |
| 2613 | * TheXenophile |
| 2614 | * YearInsideHourOutside |
| 2615 | * YearOutsideHourInside |
| 2616 | * YearZero |
| 2617 | * YouAlreadyChangedThePast |
| 2618 | * YouAreWhoYouEat |
| 2619 | * YouCanNotGraspTheTrueForm |
| 2620 | * YouCanSeeMe |
| 2621 | * YouNoTakeCandle |
| 2622 | * YourMagicsNoGoodHere |
| 2623 | * YourMindMakesItReal |
| 2624 | * YourNormalIsOurTaboo: What's normal in one culture is forbidden in another, or vice versa. |
| 2625 | * YourUniverseOrMine |
| 2626 | * YouSexyBeast |
| 2627 | * YouWillBeBeethoven |
| 2628 | * {{Zeerust}}: Outdated predictions of what the future will be like. |
| 2629 | * ZeppelinsFromAnotherWorld |
| 2630 | * ZeroGSpot: Having sex in outer space. |
| 2631 | * ZerothLawRebellion |
| 2632 | * ZombieAdvocate |
| 2633 | [[/folder]] |
| 2634 | |
| 2635 | [[/index]] |
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