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15 | Tropes from The2000s that have an on-page example count lesser than 20 or a wick count lesser than 25. For future discussions on the [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/conversations.php?topic=renames Trope Repair Shop]]. Administrivia/DefinitionOnlyPages don't belong here. Sorted by date. |
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17 | Parameters obtained from [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/query.php?parent_id=128157&type=att this]] AskTheTropers query. |
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19 | The wick counts on the headers refer to the amount at the moment these tropes were first checked, not after they underwent some sort of fixing. Example counts shouldn't include general examples (see the Administrivia/HowToWriteAnExample guidelines) or real-life ones. |
20 | |
21 | [[AC:Collect from:]] |
22 | # Administrivia/TropesNeedingExamples |
23 | # Administrivia/PagesNeedingWikiMagic |
24 | # TimeImmemorialIndex (pre-June 14th, 2007) |
25 | |
26 | [[AC:Progress: 22/174]] |
27 | ---- |
28 | [[foldercontrol]] |
29 | |
30 | !!Barely standing (top priority): |
31 | Total: 106 tropes. |
32 | |
33 | [[folder:2007 (11/35)]] |
34 | * MotionlessChin (March 23rd, 2007): Animated characters' chins never move along with the mouth. 35 wicks |
35 | * UnpronounceableAlias (March 28th, 2007): 27 wicks |
36 | * UnknownPhenomenon (April 19th, 2007): 34 wicks |
37 | * JustFineWithoutYou (May 1st, 2007): 33 wicks |
38 | * TelevisuallyTransmittedDisease (June 13th, 2007): 33 wicks |
39 | |
40 | \ |
41 | |
42 | [[AC:June 14th, 2007]] |
43 | * ArmedAltruism: A character giving weaponry to someone they want safe in immediate combat. 36 wicks, 14 on-page examples '''[[forestgreen:Standing]] [[gold:Critical]]''' |
44 | * DelusionsOfLocalGrandeur: Newsreaders believe they are local celebrities due to their jobs. 46 wicks, 22 on-page examples '''[[forestgreen:Standing]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
45 | * DoorFocus: The camera lingers on a door because it's going to be reopened after a {{beat}}. 41 wicks, 27 on-page examples '''[[forestgreen:Standing]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
46 | ** Improve the laconic. |
47 | ** Index it under CameraTricks (fixed). |
48 | ** From Newsletter/News202201 |
49 | * FifthWeekEvent: 33 wicks |
50 | ** Shouldn't it be trivia? |
51 | * HollywoodGiftwrap: 35 wicks, 16 on-page examples |
52 | * InstantCooldown: 30 wicks |
53 | * KewpieDollSurprise: Anime women flap their arms in a "Y" pose when shocked or excited. 25 wicks (21 if excluding sandboxes), 15 on-page examples [[evil:Barely]] '''[[gold:Critical]]''' |
54 | ** Duplicate of HumanHummingbird? [[Sandbox/KewpieDollWickCheck Wick check]] done. |
55 | ** Sort examples by media (fixed). |
56 | ** Listed in the Sandbox/TRSQueue |
57 | * MistakenMessage: 35 wicks, 20 on-page examples |
58 | * NearMisses: The most tension/comedy is achieved by an event just barely not happening. 224 wicks '''[[teal:Healthy]]''' |
59 | ** Related to BaitAndSwitch? |
60 | ** Currently being discussed in the TRS, see [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=17132486440.14622100 this]] thread. Resolution: expand the definition and turn it into a Administrivia/NoOnPageExamples super-trope. |
61 | * NecroCam: A FlashbackMontageRealization about how a character died. 70 wicks, 54 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
62 | ** Shorten laconic (fixed). |
63 | ** From Newsletter/News202108 |
64 | * PropertyLine: 32 wicks, 18 on-page examples |
65 | * ProportionalArticleImportance: 32 wicks |
66 | * RedundantRomanceAttempt: Acting out of character to impress a love interest who'd rather you BeYourself. 64 wicks, 36 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
67 | * SoapWheel: 34 wicks |
68 | * SteadiCam: 29 wicks |
69 | * SwirlingDust: BattleAura stirs a dust cloud around the character. 74 wicks, 32 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
70 | ** From Newsletter/News202303. |
71 | ** Lacks a laconic (fixed). |
72 | * TheWanderingYou: 29 wicks |
73 | * WithinParameters: Foreboding readings are brushed off as unimportant. 28 wicks |
74 | * YouAlwaysHearTheBullet: 31 wicks |
75 | * ZanySchemeChicken: 31 wicks, 12 on-page examples |
76 | |
77 | \ |
78 | |
79 | * MidVidSkit (July 9th, 2007): 33 wicks |
80 | * FingerOnLips (July 10th, 2007): Censuring swear words by putting a finger over one's mouth. 30 wicks |
81 | * LocardsTheory (July 13th, 2007): When two things touch there is always a small amount of each left behind. 31 wicks |
82 | * ReviewBlog (August 11th, 2007): {{Review}}s in {{blog|s}} format. 72 wicks, 36 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
83 | * EmoteCommand (August 22nd, 2007): 32 wicks |
84 | ** From Newsletter/News202402 |
85 | * PracticalVoiceOver (August 27th, 2007): Diegetic narration of relevant events. 35 wicks |
86 | * TelevisionSerial (September 4th, 2007): 35 wicks, 22 on-page examples |
87 | * EnemyExchangeProgram (September 13th, 2007): The ability to gain control of the enemy faction's exclusive units. 206 wicks, 64 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
88 | ** 10 non-gaming, on-page examples |
89 | ** See whether the following example counts\ |
90 | ''WesternAnimation/WinxClub': PlayedWith. Alfea and Cloud Tower are [[RivalDojos rival magic schools]] that teach fairies and witches, respectively --with their students occasionally engaging in street fights and regarding competitions as very SeriousBusiness. In the second season, they become [[EnemyMine allies]] to fight against the season's BigBad, Lord Darkar. In an attempt to protect Cloud Tower's Codex piece (the MacGuffin Darkar is after), Alfea's headmistress seams a team of fairies to Cloud Tower, the eponymous Winx Club. To continue their magical education while they are away, they are required to attend witch classes where they learn a little bit about negative magic. Cloud Tower's headmistress notices that Bloom, the Winx's [[TheLeader leader]], takes to it way more easily than any other fairy, probably because of [[spoiler:Darkar's agent secretly corrupting her]], and tries to convince her to become a witch. The suggestion only troubles Bloom and is {{foreshadowing}} about her having a dark side. |
91 | * SequentialArt (September 19th, 2007): Sequential pictures telling a story. 102 wicks, 13 examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gold:Critical]]''' |
92 | * OldMediaPlayingCatchUp (October 1st, 2007): Releasing outside the net takes longer. 49 wicks, 17 on-page examples '''[[forestgreen:Standing]] [[gold:Critical]]''' |
93 | ** Lacks a laconic (fixed). |
94 | ** Improve description. |
95 | ** Looks like a trivia trope and has a concept similar to ShortRunInPeru, which has issues of its own. |
96 | [[/folder]] |
97 | |
98 | |
99 | [[folder:2008 (7/22)]] |
100 | * GameOfNim (January 13th, 2008): Removing matchsticks arranged in heaps in turns. The goal is to avoid taking the last. 42 wicks, 26 on-page examples '''[[forestgreen:Standing]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
101 | * NPCAmnesia (January 14th, 2008): [=NPCs=] won't remember your actions for gameplay purposes. 49 wicks, 35 on-page examples '''[[forestgreen:Standing]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
102 | * TranslationStyleChoices (January 14th, 2008): 34 wicks, 66 on-page examples |
103 | * AreWeGettingThis (January 19th, 2008): A nearby news reporter or filming crew tries to videotape an unexpected, extraordinary event. 56 wicks, 26 on-page examples '''[[forestgreen:Standing]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
104 | * ScriptReadingDoors (February 9th, 2008): 30 wicks, 14 on-page examples |
105 | ** Ask whether soft-split should be reverted. |
106 | * StageMoney (February 9th, 2008): 35 wicks, 21 on-page examples |
107 | * PlotSensitiveItems (March 5th, 2008): The {{Phlebotinum}} changes behavior because [[ThePlotDemandedThisIndex the plot demands it]]. 27 wicks, 8 on-page examples |
108 | * EnoughToGoAround (March 7th, 2008): Items that are one-of-a-kind in-universe but can be obtained multiple times and/or by multiple players. 48 wicks, 31 on-page examples '''[[forestgreen:Standing]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
109 | ** Search for non-gaming examples. |
110 | ** Shorten the laconic. |
111 | * HalfHourComedy (March 29th, 2008): Comedic shows that last roughly half an hour. 34 wicks, 33 on-page examples |
112 | ** All examples are zero-context. |
113 | * StatusLine (April 5th, 2008): A display element showing the current disposition of the player, e.g. score, health, ammo, etc. 136 wicks, 28 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
114 | * ThreePlusFiveMakeFour (April 5th, 2008): 28 wicks |
115 | * PetInterface (April 7th, 2008): A sidekick (usually a pet) is used as a guide in the virtual world. 32 wicks |
116 | * TooSexyForThisTimeslot (May 12th, 2008): 26 wicks, 23 on-page examples; YMMV |
117 | * OnlyInAmerica (May 17th, 2008): 29 wicks |
118 | * DramaticHalfHour (June 10th, 2008): A dramatic series that can be run for around 30 minutes. 74 wicks, 62 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
119 | * MusicalSlapstickMontage (July 14th, 2008): Characters get hurt in various ways to the rhythm of a fast-paced classic song. 30 wicks, 11 on-page examples |
120 | * ContinuityAnnouncement (July 14th, 2008): A short announcement between programs that identifies the network. 124 wicks, 11 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gold:Critical]]''' |
121 | * TheEyesHaveIt (September 14th, 2008): 31 wicks |
122 | * WhatCliffhanger (October 1st, 2008): 34 wicks, 22 on-page examples |
123 | * BuzzsawJaw (November 3rd, 2008): Eating so fast that your mouth turns into a buzz. 31 wicks |
124 | ** SubTrope of MetaphoricMetamorphosis. |
125 | ** Lacks a laconic. |
126 | ** From Newsletter/News202211 |
127 | * MetaphysicalFuel (December 4th, 2008): AppliedPhlebotinum is fueled by a metaphor. 33 wicks |
128 | * {{Clerk}} (December 9th, 2008): 34 wicks |
129 | [[/folder]] |
130 | |
131 | |
132 | [[folder:2009 (3/49)]] |
133 | * DangerousTerrain (January 9th, 2009): A battlefield dangerous for both parties. 32 wicks |
134 | * WhatMeasureIsAHumanoid (January 30th, 2009): 35 wicks |
135 | * ForeignerForADay (January 23rd, 2009): 27 wicks, 20 on-page examples |
136 | * TheGenieInTheMachine (February 4th, 2009): 28 wicks |
137 | * ThingsGetReal (February 5th, 2009): 29 wicks |
138 | * ShotReverseShot (February 17th, 2009): 35 wicks, 14 on-page examples |
139 | * LeastIsFirst (February 25th, 2009): A lowest-status character steps forward first, shaming the higher-status ones into supporting a course of action. 60 wicks, 31 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
140 | ** Shorten the laconic. |
141 | * InstantMysteryJustDeleteScene (February 28th, 2009): 35 wicks |
142 | * FromSpecialToSeries (March 29th, 2009): 25 wicks, 30 on-page examples |
143 | * CurtainFic (April 2nd, 2009): 35 wicks |
144 | * AceOfSpades (April 14th, 2009): 35 wicks |
145 | * EverythingIsSmashableArea (June 3rd, 2009): 26 wicks, 32 on-page examples |
146 | * HollywoodGameDesign (July 19th, 2009): 31 wicks, 27 on-page examples |
147 | * SpaceCossacks (July 19th, 2009): Space-faring outcasts existing on the fringes of galactic authority. 85 wicks, 44 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
148 | ** Even after applying WikiMagic, I'm struggling to see a pattern here. |
149 | * SpringLoadedCorpse (July 21st, 2009): When an undead character or enemy is Faking the Dead only to rise up and attack. 32 wicks, 23 on-page examples |
150 | ** Shorten the laconic |
151 | * AllegoryAdventure (July 31st, 2009): Aspects of one work symbolically or literally parallel another work. 25 wicks, 11 on-page examples |
152 | ** SubTrope of ShoutOut. |
153 | * SenselessPhagia (August 1st, 2009): Eating something gross without realizing it. 30 wicks |
154 | ** Fix laconic. |
155 | ** From Newsletter/News202210 |
156 | * SorryImLate (August 8th, 2009): Lucky I found you in the nick of time, though. 33 wicks |
157 | ** Add page image. |
158 | ** Improve description. |
159 | ** Improve the laconic. |
160 | * TrickShotPuzzle (August 14th, 2009): 33 wicks, 24 on-page examples |
161 | * {{Adminisphere}} (August 23rd, 2009): 31 wicks |
162 | * LawOfInversePaternity (August 27th, 2009): 30 wicks, 22 on-page examples |
163 | * TheSonsAndTheSpears (August 27th, 2009): Alone, we are weak. United, we are strong. Sticks make the perfect metaphor for that. 27 wicks, 40 on-page examples |
164 | * ReturnToShooter(September 8th, 2009): 26 wicks, 24 on-page examples |
165 | * YouGetKnockedDownYouGetBackUpAgain (September 10th, 2009): 35 wicks |
166 | * WebcomicOfTheGame (September 19th, 2009): 27 wicks, 20 on-page examples |
167 | ** Needs example sorting. |
168 | * NowIKnowWhatToNameHim (September 22nd, 2009): 32 wicks, 25 on-page examples |
169 | * OfficialParody (October 10th, 2009): 34 wicks, 29 on-page examples |
170 | * ReviewerStockPhrases (October 11th, 2009): The sophomoric cliches in the reviewer’s writing in an attempt to transcend the boundaries of writing. 34 wicks, 100+ on-page examples |
171 | * TheShipsMotor (October 12th, 2009): YMMV; 31 wicks |
172 | * SkyBox (October 18th, 2009): Rendering a 3D game's sky as a cube that wraps around the world. 65 wicks, 37 on-page examples '''[[teal:Healthy]] [[gray:Adequate]]''' |
173 | * FullCirclePortraying (October 24th, 2009): Trivia; 27 wicks |
174 | * NoIntelligentLifeHere (October 25th, 2009): 32 wicks, |
175 | * SIPrefixName (November 5th, 2009): 27 wicks |
176 | * TroubleFollowsYouHome (November 5th, 2009): Even your home is not safe from your enemies. 35 wicks |
177 | ** From Newsletter/News202301 |
178 | * DefaultSettingSyndrome (November 11th, 2009): YMMV. 32 wicks |
179 | ** Needs example sorting. |
180 | * YouAreAlreadyCheckedIn (November 11th, 2009): 29 wicks |
181 | * WindTurbinePower (November 12th, 2009): 32 wicks |
182 | * ThisSongGoesOutToTVTropes (November 30th, 2009): 30 wicks |
183 | ** Listed in Administrivia/TropesNeedingTRS for using the word "trope" as a placeholder, which is a deprecated practice. |
184 | * WeGottaStopMeetingLikeThis (December 5th, 2009): 33 wicks |
185 | * LimelightSeries (December 9th, 2009): ADayInTheLimelight as a SpinOff. 32 wicks, 18 on-page examples |
186 | * StylisticCallback (December 9th, 2009): 29 wicks, 18 on-page examples |
187 | * ISayWhatISay (December 11th, 2009): 33 wicks, 23 on-page examples |
188 | * TrendCovers (December 11th, 2009): 25 wicks |
189 | ** Fix weird soft split. |
190 | ** All but ten examples are commented out due to lack of context. |
191 | * TitleRequiem (December 18th, 2009): 28 wicks, 54 on-page examples |
192 | ** Listed in the Sandbox/TRSQueue. |
193 | * MakingTheMasterpiece (December 20th, 2009): 35 wicks, 28 on-page examples |
194 | * FirstAndForemost (December 21st, 2009): 35 wicks, 88 on-page examples |
195 | ** Needs example sorting |
196 | * ThatSoundsFamiliar (December 21st, 2009): 34 wicks, 30 on-page examples |
197 | * ChicAndAwe (December 22nd, 2009): 34 wicks |
198 | * PuppetGun (December 30th, 2009): 33 wicks, 44 on-page examples |
199 | [[/folder]] |
200 | |
201 | |
202 | |
203 | |
204 | !!36+ wicks but low on examples (medium priority): |
205 | Total: 43 tropes. |
206 | |
207 | [[folder:2007 (0/13)]] |
208 | [[AC:June 14th, 2007]] |
209 | * AndManGrewProud: A civilization collapses due to hubris. 302 wicks, 12 on-page examples |
210 | * CatchPhraseSpoutingDuo: 52 wicks, 17 on-page examples |
211 | * ComedicHero: 104 wicks, 19 on-page examples |
212 | * FadeIn: 157 wicks, 5 on-page examples\ |
213 | FadeOut: 204 wicks, 5 on-page examples |
214 | ** Lack laconics. |
215 | ** Related tropes: BlackScreenOfDeath, EveryEpisodeEnding, EverythingFades, {{Dissolve}}, FadeAroundTheEyes, FadingAway, FadingIntoTheNextSong, HardCut, IrisOut, OffscreenInertia, and SexyDiscretionShot. |
216 | ** Wouldn't it be better to merge them into FadingTransition? Both are essentially the same concept, just that one it's at the start and the other at the end. Except, when it's a transition from one scene to another, there's no difference. |
217 | ** Wick check: |
218 | *** Just fade in: |
219 | *** Just fade out: |
220 | *** Cross-fade: |
221 | *** Fade in ''then'' fade out: |
222 | ** From Newsletter/News202107 |
223 | %%This item counts as two tropes, naturally |
224 | * IrregularSeries: 36 wicks |
225 | * PlotSensitiveSnoopingSkills: 39 wicks, 20 on-page examples |
226 | ** Possibly misleading name. |
227 | * ScaryMinoritySuspect: An immoral-seeming Token Minority character is portrayed as a likely suspect of a crime. 55 wicks, 15 on-page examples |
228 | ** From Newsletter/News202109 |
229 | * UnflappableGuardian: An imperturbable mentor or caretaker. 41 wicks, 19 on-page examples |
230 | * YouSquared: Two or more characters shout "[[YouExclamation You?!]]" at the same time. 50 wicks, 13 on-page examples |
231 | |
232 | \ |
233 | |
234 | * FashionableEvil (July 23rd, 2007): 42 wicks, 6 on-page examples |
235 | * {{Motifs}} (September 13th, 2007): 867 wicks, 1 on-page example |
236 | * ChainsOfLove (October 10th, 2007): 44 wicks, 15 on-page examples |
237 | [[/folder]] |
238 | |
239 | |
240 | [[folder:2008 (0/12)]] |
241 | * KillerRobot (January 13th, 2008): An intelligent non-living automaton designed to end human life. 2468 wicks, 18 on-page examples |
242 | * InAndOutOfCharacter (January 14th, 2008): Time stops when RPG players chatter over game mechanics. 70 wicks, 12 on-page examples |
243 | ** From Newsletter/News202202 |
244 | * SicEm (January 31st, 2008): The villain orders his underlings to take out the hero. 47 wicks, 18 on-page examples |
245 | * MoreThanInfinite (March 2nd, 2008): Something is infinite, so something needs to go beyond that. 44 wicks, 15 on-page examples |
246 | * DizzyCam (May 25th, 2008): 37 wicks, 10 on-page examples |
247 | * PuzzlePan (June 5th, 2008): 44 wicks, 15 on-page examples |
248 | * OriginalVideoAnimation (June 22nd, 2008): 1352 wicks, 2 on-page examples |
249 | * PoliticalCartoons (June 30th, 2008): 63 wicks, 1 on-page example |
250 | * {{Itasha}} (September 16th, 2008): Let me show you how much I love my anime by pasting decals of the characters on my car. 50 wicks, 19 on-page examples |
251 | * BanOnPolitics (September 25th, 2008): 102 wicks, 16 on-page examples |
252 | * ThisIsACompetition (October 14th, 2008): 138 wicks, 18 on-page examples |
253 | * ColdCash (October 20th, 2008): Hiding valuables in a freezer or refrigerator. 39 wicks |
254 | ** From Newsletter/News202112 |
255 | [[/folder]] |
256 | |
257 | |
258 | [[folder:2009 (0/18)]] |
259 | * SuperpowerSillyPutty (April 14th, 2009): A person who gains extremely volatile superpowers that come and go frequently. 44 wicks, 15 on-page examples |
260 | * DramaticStutter (July 9th, 2009): 92 wicks, 19 examples |
261 | * SmallTowns (July 10th, 2009): 60 wicks, 1 on-page example |
262 | * NobleProfession (July 20th, 2009): Some occupations are just expected to be benevolent, well-meaning, and lovely. 72 wicks, 14 on-page examples |
263 | * DoomedContrarian (July 20th, 2009): 57 wicks, 18 on-page examples |
264 | * OnPatrolMontage (July 23rd, 2009): A montage of a new hero doing a series of heroic deeds to display what can be done and how the world reacts. 36 wicks, 14 on-page examples |
265 | ** Shorten the laconic |
266 | * KineticClicking (July 25th, 2009): Cool clicking sounds used to indicate off-screen actions. 36 wicks, 15 on-page examples |
267 | * NoHoldsBarredContest (August 1st, 2009): 48 wicks, 17 on-page examples |
268 | * DeadEndJob (August 18th, 2009): A job position that gets constantly replaced by whatever new character the show wants to introduce. 42 wicks, 10 on-page examples |
269 | * SpartanSibling (August 29th, 2009): Family members don’t care if bad things happen to each other because they think each has to make it on their own. 40 wicks, 9 on-page examples |
270 | ** Shorten the laconic. |
271 | * TheTramp (September 24th, 2009): 96 wicks, 14 on-page examples |
272 | * SlumberPartyPloy (October 20th, 2009): 38 wicks, 16 on-page examples |
273 | ** Shorten the laconic. |
274 | * SeekerWhiteBloodCells (October 22nd, 2009): 50 wicks, 18 on-page examples |
275 | ** Check the description's 'RealLife' section for scientific accuracy. |
276 | * SpyBot (November 2nd, 2009): 57 wicks, 14 on-page examples |
277 | * AwesomenessWithdrawal (November 19th, 2009): A lapse of depression directly caused by the ending of something SugarWiki/SoCoolItsAwesome. YMMV; 134 wicks, 4 on-page examples |
278 | * RevengeAgainstMen (November 21st, 2009): A mistreated/scorned woman motivated to take revenge on men in general. 37 wicks |
279 | ** Of the 31 examples, only 18 are properly contextualized, that's why I'm including it. |
280 | * CharacterRosterGlobalWarming (December 17th, 2009): New games in a series rarely add more slow but powerful characters. 48 wicks, 20 on-page examples |
281 | * StrawmanEmotional (December 23rd, 2009): 48 wicks, 11 on-page examples |
282 | [[/folder]] |
283 | |
284 | |
285 | |
286 | |
287 | !!Example-less (variable priority): |
288 | Check where they are {{super|Trope}}-tropes erroneously categorized as indexes. Total: 25 tropes. |
289 | |
290 | [[folder:2007 (0/10)]] |
291 | [[AC:June 14th, 2007]] |
292 | * {{Dissolve}}: 44 wicks |
293 | * TheFireflyEffect: Not getting into a new show because you fear it will be canceled quickly. YMMV; 100 wicks |
294 | ** It has 1 video example. |
295 | ** Shorten the laconic. |
296 | * HardCut: 44 wicks |
297 | * {{Premiere}}: 32 wicks |
298 | * SciFiNameBuzzwords: 37 wicks |
299 | * SuperHero: 2344 wicks |
300 | * TheTag: A post-[[TheClimax climax]] mini-act. 637 wicks |
301 | ** Lacks a laconic. |
302 | * {{Wipe}}: 60 wicks |
303 | \ |
304 | |
305 | * TheLawOfFanJackassery (June 30th, 2007): If it's midway between "obscure" and "mainstream", its fans will be more vicious than fans of works at either extreme. 35 wicks |
306 | ** Shorten the laconic. |
307 | * TreasureHunter (August 26th, 2007): 89 wicks |
308 | [[/folder]] |
309 | |
310 | |
311 | [[folder:2008 (0/8)]] |
312 | * BodySnatcher (February 17th, 2008): A person's body is taken over by some foreign intelligence. 724 wicks |
313 | * ThreeCameras (April 6th, 2008): 38 wicks |
314 | * TrackingShot (April 22nd, 2008): 31 wicks |
315 | * SuperVillain (May 11th, 2008): 782 wicks |
316 | * DramaticHourLong (June 10th, 2008): 35 wicks |
317 | * OverTheShoulder (June 11th, 2008): 45 wicks |
318 | * RussianHumour (September 28th, 2008): 154 wicks |
319 | * PlotBunny (December 18th, 2008): A story idea is very persistent in the creator's mind or breeds more ideas. 34 wicks |
320 | [[/folder]] |
321 | |
322 | |
323 | [[folder:2009 (0/7)]] |
324 | * LoyalAnimalCompanion (March 10th, 2009): 1152 wicks |
325 | * TargetAudience (April 25th, 2009): 106 wicks |
326 | * {{Letterbox}} (June 8th, 2009): 94 wicks |
327 | * DoorJam (July 15th, 2009): 35 wicks |
328 | * HollywoodEconomics (August 2nd, 2009): 30 wicks |
329 | * VideoGameTutorial (August 13th, 2009): 309 wicks |
330 | * StockEvilOverlordTactics (October 13th, 2009): 27 wicks |
331 | [[/folder]] |
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