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8 | ''An index dedicated to Nature-related tropes. For specific PlantTropes, see the related index.'' |
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11 | |
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 | ] |
25 | |
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 |
84 | |
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. |
133 | |
134 | [[/index]] |
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