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8	''An index dedicated to Nature-related tropes. For specific PlantTropes, see the related index.''
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12	!!Character Tropes:
13	[[index]]
14
15	[floatboxright:
16	'''Categories:'''
17	+ TwentyFourHourTropeClock
18	+ AnimalTropes
19	+ PlantTropes
20	+ SeasonalIndex
21	+ TropesAtSea
22	+ TropesOfTheJungle
23	+ WeatherAndEnvironment
24	]
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26	* {{Cernunnos}}: A horned deity usually associated with hunting, animals, and nature.
27	* DerangedParkRanger: A forest ranger who is not mentally stable.
28	* {{Druid}}: A magic-user who communes and often commands nature.
29	* EarthMother: A goddess or female figure associated with fertility, life, nature and the Earth.
30	* EarthyBarefootCharacter: A character wears no shoes to show their connection to nature.
31	* ForestRanger: A wilderness-dwelling hermit and guardian of the wild.
32	* GranolaGirl: She's free-spirited, an environmentalist, a bit of a hippie and a fan of all things natural.
33	* GreenwashedVillainy: A villain presents themselves to the public as ecofriendly while covering up the harm their actions are doing to the environment.
34	* JunglePrincess: A woman who was raised in the wild and fights for nature.
35	* MotherNature: She's ''the'' goddess of nature.
36	* NatureHero: Someone who fights to protect nature.
37	* NatureLover: Nature is beautiful and they know it.
38	* NatureLovingRobot: A robot who loves nature.
39	* NatureSpirit: An AnthropomorphicPersonification of nature.
40	* OutdoorsyGal: A girl who loves the outdoors.
41	* PrimalPolymorphs: Shapeshifters that prefer a simple life, usually in the wild, sometimes as animals.
42	* TarzanBoy: A handsome man who was raised in the jungle and defends it.
43	* {{Treants}}: Humanoid trees who live in the forest and protect nature.
44	* WildChild: "Civilization? What's that?"
45	* WoodlandCreatures: Animals associated with the forest
46
47	!! Locations:
48	%%(maybe its own index shared under this and Settings /sister to TheCity?/)
49	* {{Arcadia}}: Not quite the city, yet not quite the Wilderness.
50	* BubblegloopSwamp: A video game level based on swamplands. Expect mud and crocodiles.
51	* DeathWorld: A land or planet where everything -- the plants, the animals, the geology, maybe even the ''air'' -- is a threat to your life.
52	* DontGoInTheWoods: Terrible things happen to those who wander into the forest.
53	* EnchantedForest: A wild, ancient forest teeming with magic.
54	* ForestOfPerpetualAutumn: It's always autumn.
55	* FourSeasonsLevel: A level with changing seasons.
56	* GardenOfEden
57	* GardenOfEvil
58	* GhibliHills: Gorgeous, unspoiled natural landscapes right next to human settlements.
59	* GreenHillZone: An early-game level themed around grassy meadows, hills and light woodlands.
60	* HungryJungle (often in DarkestAfrica): The jungle is untamed and full of danger, and if you go there you're likely gonna die.
61	* JungleJapes: A video game level based on tropical forests. Watch out for dangerous animals.
62	* LastFertileRegion: The last place to support life in an otherwise barren world.
63	* TheLostWoods: Video game levels based on vast, mysterious forests.
64	* RiverOfInsanity
65	* RoaringRapids
66	* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Snow and ice-covered lands.
67	* ShiftingSandLand: Desert based game level.
68	* SwampsAreEvil: Swamps are nasty, unwholesome places, and full of evil or just unpleasant creatures.
69	* ThirstyDesert: Water! Water!
70	* WildWilderness: Somewhat a {{Deconstruction}} of the wilderness being so "beautiful" and [[NatureIsNotNice filled with dangerous animals trying to kill and eat you]], but still.
71
72	!! Seasons:
73	* BizarreSeasons
74	* CherryBlossoms
75	* CicadianRhythm
76	* ColdSnap
77	* DreamingOfAWhiteChristmas: It always snows when it's Christmas.
78	* ForestOfPerpetualAutumn
79	* HeatWave
80	* IndianSummer
81	* ItsAlwaysSpring
82	* SeasonalBaggage: For the Four Seasons as a motif.
83	* SpringIsLate
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85	!! General / other tropes:
86	* AllNaturalSnakeOil
87	* AnimalsRespectNature
88	* AppealToNature
89	* BambooTechnology: Everything is made out of what you'll find in nature.
90	* BladeOfGrassCut
91	* CoveredInMud
92	* EarthSong: Environmentalism Songs.
93	* EndangeredPest: An organism causes a problem that's made more difficult to address because it's an endangered species.
94	* ExtinctInTheFuture
95	* FancyCamping: When someone on a camping trip carries so many of their city comforts with them that you have to wonder why they even went at all.
96	* FertileFeet: Wherever the character walks, plants grow.
97	* FillItWithFlowers
98	* FlowersOfNature
99	* GaiasLament: When nature is sad, you'll be sad.
100	* GaiasVengeance: When nature is pissed, [[OhCrap you're fucked]].
101	* GardenGarment: A dress made of living plants.
102	* GlobalWarming
103	* GreenAesop: The moral is that nature needs to be respected.
104	* GreenMeansNatural: The color green associated with nature or used to help characterize things as being natural.
105	* GreenThumb: When a character has powers that allow them to control plant life.
106	* HealItWithNature
107	* HopeSproutsEternal: A new, green shoot is a ray of hope in a blasted wasteland.
108	* HorribleCampingTrip
109	* InHarmonyWithNature
110	* MechanicalEcosystem: An ecology consisting solely of machines.
111	* MotherNatureFatherScience: Nature is caring and feminine, Science is industrious and masculine.
112	* MuckingInTheMud
113	* NaturalDisasterCascade: Something is causing a chain of natural disasters at the same time or close to the same time.
114	* NaturalElements: The forces of nature (especially fire, earth, water, and, air) conceptualized as discrete elements that often serve as the basis of all matter and creation.
115	* NatureEqualsPlants: The word nature used to mean plants/forests rather than a broader definition of the term.
116	* NatureIsBoring: Some people are just not interested in nature.
117	* NatureIsNotNice: Just because nature is beautiful, doesn't mean you would survive.
118	* NatureIsNotAToy: Because one can harness the powers of nature doesn't mean those powers shouldn't be handled with respect and caution.
119	* NatureMetal: HeavyMetal with environmental themes.
120	* NatureVersusTechnology: The dichotomy between natural and artificial.
121	* NeglectedGarden: A garden that hasn't been cared for in a long time, showing a character's depressed emotional state.
122	* NudeNatureDance: Dancing naked in the wild.
123	* OldFaithful: A geyser that erupts at very precise intervals.
124	* PaintingTheFrostOnWindows: Natural phenomena are managed and run by magical beings.
125	* PickedFlowersAreDead
126	* ReclaimedByNature: Nature takes over what mankind leaves behind.
127	* RottenReincarnation: The circle of life is a circle of suffering.
128	* SolarPunk
129	* SwampMonster: A monster that represents the deep, dark, untamed corners of the natural world. Usually swamps, bayous and murky forests.
130	* {{Transflormation}}: People turning into plants.
131	* VineSwing: Moving through the canopy by swinging from tree to tree using conveniently placed, common and sturdy vines.
132	* VineTentacles: Vines behave like snakes or animal appendages.
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134	[[/index]]

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