| 1 | Tropes relating to substitution and replacement. See also ThisIndexIsCopypasted, where something is copied and may stand in for it. |
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| 4 | [[index]] |
| 5 | !!Tropes |
| 6 | |
| 7 | * AssetActor: It's understood that even though something was already something else, it stands in for something that couldn't be used. |
| 8 | * BedTrick: A form of rape by deception where one tricks another into sleeping with them by impersonating that person's significant other. |
| 9 | * BorrowingFromTheSisterSeries: A creator copies a successful feature in one of their series to use in another. |
| 10 | * CaptureAndReplicate |
| 11 | * ClothingSwitch |
| 12 | * ContrastingReplacementCharacter |
| 13 | * ContrastingSequelAntagonist |
| 14 | * ContrastingSequelMainCharacter |
| 15 | * ContrastingSequelSetting |
| 16 | * ConvenientReplacementCharacter |
| 17 | * DisguisedHostageGambit |
| 18 | * DoppelgangerGetsSameSentiment |
| 19 | * DoppelgangerReplacementLoveInterest |
| 20 | * FreakyFridayFlip: Two or more characters switch minds and now have to find out how to get their brains back to their proper bodies. |
| 21 | * FreakyFridaySabotage |
| 22 | * HotlinkedImageSwitch: After an image is hotlinked, its creator replaces it with a different one to expose the hotlinker. |
| 23 | * IMadeCopies: Bob destroys or takes a piece of paper from Alice, who would’ve used it to incriminate Bob, but Alice has made copies of said paper. |
| 24 | * ImpersonationExclusiveCharacter |
| 25 | * KillAndReplace: A character gets murdered and then has their identity usurped by an imposter. |
| 26 | * LameRhymeDodge: A character is overheard saying something that could get them in trouble and covers their ass by lying that they said something rhyming with what they really said. |
| 27 | * LastSecondWordSwap |
| 28 | * LiteralChangeOfHeart |
| 29 | * MidfightWeaponExchange |
| 30 | * MidseasonReplacement |
| 31 | * MorePopularReplacement |
| 32 | * NewBodyOldAbilities |
| 33 | * NinjaLog |
| 34 | * OpponentSwitch |
| 35 | * OutfitDecoy |
| 36 | * ParentalSubstitute |
| 37 | * PersonalitySwap: People swap personality traits, but not [[FreakyFridayFlip minds]]. |
| 38 | * PoisonedChaliceSwitcheroo: A character thwarts an attempt at poisoning them by switching drinks with the one trying to poison them. |
| 39 | * PrinceAndPauper |
| 40 | * RegimeChange: One government forcibly removes another government's leader to install their own proxy. |
| 41 | * ReplacedWithReplica |
| 42 | * ReplacementGoldfish |
| 43 | * ReplacementScrappy |
| 44 | * RottenRoboticReplacement |
| 45 | * SatchelSwitcheroo |
| 46 | * ScriptSwap |
| 47 | * SecondEpisodeSubstitute |
| 48 | * SleepingDummy |
| 49 | * StandInParents |
| 50 | * SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: A character gets replaced with a character similar enough that their name is the only major difference between the two. |
| 51 | * SwapFighter |
| 52 | * SwapTeleportation |
| 53 | * SwitchOutMove |
| 54 | * ThrowingOutTheScript |
| 55 | * TwinSwitch: Twins decide to switch places. |
| 56 | * UnfortunateItemSwap |
| 57 | * WeightAndSwitch |
| 58 | |
| 59 | [[/index]] |
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