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* VillainSong: [[http://homestuck.bandcamp.com/track/catchyegrabber-skipper-plumbthroats-song "Catchyegrabber"]] for Skipper Plumbthroat, which later received a remix and is the closest to being Eridan's theme as any song is.
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* VillainSong: [[http://homestuck.bandcamp.com/track/catchyegrabber-skipper-plumbthroats-song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3bsomR8W_w "Catchyegrabber"]] for Skipper Plumbthroat, which later received a remix and is the closest to being Eridan's theme as any song is.
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Characters from a Saturday morning cartoon show Rose and Jade watched when they were younger. [[http://homestuck.bandcamp.com/album/squiddles They have their own album.]] They are, in part, a subconscious representation of the Gods of the Furthest Ring, created by humanity.
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Characters from a Saturday morning cartoon show Rose and Jade watched when they were younger. [[http://homestuck.bandcamp.com/album/squiddles [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy5UGIMKOXpONMExgI7lVYFwQa54QFp_H They have their own album.]] album]]. They are, in part, a subconscious representation of the Gods of the Furthest Ring, created by humanity.
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* RealTrailerFakeMovie: [[http://homestuck.bandcamp.com/track/squiddles-the-movie-trailer-the-day-the-unicorns-couldnt-play Here]] for the ''Squiddles'' [[TheMovie movie]], ''The Day The Unicorns Couldn't Play''.
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* RealTrailerFakeMovie: [[http://homestuck.bandcamp.com/track/squiddles-the-movie-trailer-the-day-the-unicorns-couldnt-play Here]] for the ''Squiddles'' [[TheMovie movie]], ''The Day The Unicorns Couldn't Play''.
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* PuppyDogEyes: Huge glistening black ones.
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->[-'''''Webcomic/ParadoxSpace'' Appearances''': "Horse Play"-]
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Play" | "Spritecon" -]
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[[caption-width-right:624:[[labelnote:The drones used in post-Scratch Earth:]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/crockerdrone.png[[/labelnote]] ]]
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We Are As Mayflies refers to humans being depicted as living less than other species.
* ShortLivedOrganism: While no specific figures are given, salamanders don't live very long. One encountered in ''Egbertbound'' comments on this when hoping to see John control the Breeze again "before the end of my sadly short amphibious lifespan".
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* WeAreAsMayflies: While no specific figures are given, salamanders don't live very long. One encountered in ''Egbertbound'' comments on this when hoping to see John control the Breeze again "before the end of my sadly short amphibious lifespan".
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: They serve as the protagonist of the ''Hiveswap Friendsim'', in which they crash-land their rocket on Alternia and decide to make friends with the trolls they come across.
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* ExtremeDoormat: The MSPA Reader is one to quite a few characters. Often, the good endings in VisualNovel/HiveswapFriendsim are caused from the choice which involves doing what they want. However, sometimes this can be misleading, [[ViolationOfCommonSense and you may have to do the option you think they wouldn't like you to do]] instead.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: They serve as the protagonist of the ''Hiveswap Friendsim'', in which they crash-land their rocket on Alternia and decide to make friends with the trolls they comeacross. across.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: The MSPA Reader's motivation. In VisualNovel/HiveswapFriendsim it’s revealed in [[spoiler:the epilogue that this entire drive was artificially created by Doc Scratch]].
* IronButtMonkey: The MSPA Reader gets many injuries, some of which are healed, others of which are not. Despite this, they survive and [[{{Determinator}} don't let it stop them in their quest for friendship]].
* LoserProtagonist: In VisualNovel/HiveswapFriendsim many of the trolls are quite cheerfully open that they think you're this, it's probably because you naturally lack social skills for an alien world, and are also physically weaker than most trolls, especially in the earlier volumes where the Reader has sustained numerous injuries and broken bones.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: They serve as the protagonist of the ''Hiveswap Friendsim'', in which they crash-land their rocket on Alternia and decide to make friends with the trolls they come
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: The MSPA Reader's motivation. In VisualNovel/HiveswapFriendsim it’s revealed in [[spoiler:the epilogue that this entire drive was artificially created by Doc Scratch]].
* IronButtMonkey: The MSPA Reader gets many injuries, some of which are healed, others of which are not. Despite this, they survive and [[{{Determinator}} don't let it stop them in their quest for friendship]].
* LoserProtagonist: In VisualNovel/HiveswapFriendsim many of the trolls are quite cheerfully open that they think you're this, it's probably because you naturally lack social skills for an alien world, and are also physically weaker than most trolls, especially in the earlier volumes where the Reader has sustained numerous injuries and broken bones.
* TheOutsiderBefriendsTheBest: In VisualNovel/HiveswapFriendsim the main goal of the game is the MSPA Reader's friendship with trolls, both [[FantasticRacism highblooded and lowblooded]]. And they do manage to make friends with many highblooded trolls, including [[AbhorrentAdmirer Zebruh Codakk]], [[AxCrazy Ardata Carmia]] and [[AmbiguouslyEvil Marvus Xoloto]]. {{Subverted|Trope}}, [[spoiler:as [[WalkingSpoiler Doc]] [[{{TheChessmaster}} Scratch]] brainwashed the characters and changed the timelines so that this could happen]].
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: In VisualNovel/{{Pesterquest}} the MSPA Reader does this quite a few times:
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: In VisualNovel/HiveswapFriendsim and VisualNovel/{{Pesterquest}} the MSPA Reader does this quite a few times:times:
** One path of Chahut's route involves her and Amisia killing a Bronzeblood who Amisia trapped. The MSPA Reader is so annoyed at this point with how murderous trolls can be that they decide to leave.
** This can also happen in Volume 11. In Mallek's route, if the Reader hesitantly greets him, they will be worried that he might harm them and jumps out of the moving vehicle, harming themself instead. Meanwhile, Lynera's route gives the Reader the option to [[spoiler:cut the ropes Lynera has tied them to a chair with]]. If they do this, they will run off after getting her to give them their phone back.
** The Reader does this again in Nihkee's bad ending after [[spoiler:having visions of the bad ends of previous routes, combined with what appears to be visions of would happen if they returned to her]].
** The Reader tries to do this in the Soleil Twin's route after seemingly being stuck in a repeating time loop. They manage to escape from the house, but no matter where they go, they keep coming across it again.
** One path of Chahut's route involves her and Amisia killing a Bronzeblood who Amisia trapped. The MSPA Reader is so annoyed at this point with how murderous trolls can be that they decide to leave.
** This can also happen in Volume 11. In Mallek's route, if the Reader hesitantly greets him, they will be worried that he might harm them and jumps out of the moving vehicle, harming themself instead. Meanwhile, Lynera's route gives the Reader the option to [[spoiler:cut the ropes Lynera has tied them to a chair with]]. If they do this, they will run off after getting her to give them their phone back.
** The Reader does this again in Nihkee's bad ending after [[spoiler:having visions of the bad ends of previous routes, combined with what appears to be visions of would happen if they returned to her]].
** The Reader tries to do this in the Soleil Twin's route after seemingly being stuck in a repeating time loop. They manage to escape from the house, but no matter where they go, they keep coming across it again.
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*** Aradia herself does it if [[spoiler: you keep choosing the first option even after the second option appears]].
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In VisualNovel/{{Pesterquest}} during Karkat's route, when [[spoiler: a drone shows up in his neighbourhood]], he tells the Reader to stay with him. Doing so results in [[spoiler: the drone detecting them both, as their presence was stronger when they were hiding together, resulting in Karkat's hive being destroyed, his lusus dying, and him being discovered thanks to his symbol and the Reader's blood getting on him, and drones keep coming after him everywhere they zap to]].
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: The MSPA Reader correctly thinks that the stuffed corpse in Jane's living room is John. What they don't know is that it's not the same John they befriended, believing that they've travelled to the future rather than an Alternate Timeline. In Roxy's route, after meeting post-Scratch Rose, who doesn't know them, they come to the conclusion that they're in another universe, which is a bit closer to the truth.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: In VisualNovel/{{Pesterquest}} the MSPA Reader does this quite a few times:
** In Dave's route, they leave when he spends too much time questioning his sexuality.
** In Karkat's route, when the two of them are hiding from a drone, they can escape by zapping over to Dave's home. Unlike most examples, this leads to the good ending.
** In Vriska's route, they can leave if they're too grossed out by the grubs Vriska uses to play FLARP with.
** Aradia's route, when they tell her they don't believe in ghosts, her reaction is to suddenly stop being cheerful and [[spoiler: pretend to be her ghost self]]. The Reader is so scared by this that they leave. [[spoiler: And then she rewinds to before that point]].
*** Aradia herself does it if [[spoiler: you keep choosing the first option even after the second option appears]].
** The Reader has to do this in Eridan's route during [[spoiler: the fight with Sollux]] to save themself. [[spoiler: Thankfully, Eridan isn't too badly hurt because of his toughness as a highblood]].
** They do this again in Feferi's route when they find that the bubble she made for them is running out of air. If they zap away, they'll realise that zapping back will just bring them back to the same problem, and decide not to return.
** In Dave's route, they leave when he spends too much time questioning his sexuality.
** In Karkat's route, when the two of them are hiding from a drone, they can escape by zapping over to Dave's home. Unlike most examples, this leads to the good ending.
** In Vriska's route, they can leave if they're too grossed out by the grubs Vriska uses to play FLARP with.
** Aradia's route, when they tell her they don't believe in ghosts, her reaction is to suddenly stop being cheerful and [[spoiler: pretend to be her ghost self]]. The Reader is so scared by this that they leave. [[spoiler: And then she rewinds to before that point]].
*** Aradia herself does it if [[spoiler: you keep choosing the first option even after the second option appears]].
** The Reader has to do this in Eridan's route during [[spoiler: the fight with Sollux]] to save themself. [[spoiler: Thankfully, Eridan isn't too badly hurt because of his toughness as a highblood]].
** They do this again in Feferi's route when they find that the bubble she made for them is running out of air. If they zap away, they'll realise that zapping back will just bring them back to the same problem, and decide not to return.
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* SuddenlySpeaking: In VisualNovel/{{Pesterquest}} Equius' route has a variant - when the MSPA Reader messages Karkat to prove to Equius that they know him, their messages are actually seen rather than narrated. The Reader types with proper capitalization and punctuation, and no typing quirks, as they do in their narration.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: [[http://www.metroidhat.com/gallery/lilcal.html Forum regular Eyes5 made a real Cal doll and gave it to Andrew.]]
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Skipper Plumbthroat ''doesn't'' have a pegleg, despite fans assuming he did.
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* OurAngelsAreDifferent: They have no faces, and resemble winged snakes made of light. They are associated with Heroes of Hope and are depicted as dangerous and feared. They have also been said to serve Paradox Space.
** Their appearance is likely based on the original description and depictions of Seraphim, who were initially described as snakes made of fire.
** Their appearance is likely based on the original description and depictions of Seraphim, who were initially described as snakes made of fire.
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* OurAngelsAreDifferent: They have no faces, and resemble winged snakes made of light. They are associated with Heroes of Hope and are depicted as dangerous and feared. They have also been said to serve Paradox Space.
**Space. Their appearance is likely based on the original description and depictions of Seraphim, who were initially described whose name has been translated as snakes made of fire.both "serpents" and "burning ones".
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The first and last {{Juggalo}} and dual presidents ever, having been appointed by the Batterwitch herself. They caused a Hilarocaust and were eventually killed in a duel by Strider, Dirk's Ancestor, in the final gasp of the Resistance.
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The first and last {{Juggalo}} {{UsefulNotes/Juggalo}} and dual presidents ever, having been appointed by the Batterwitch herself. They caused a Hilarocaust and were eventually killed in a duel by Strider, Dirk's Ancestor, in the final gasp of the Resistance.
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* CloningBlues: Doesn't take kindly to Jake's insistence on talking to the "real" Dirk. This is one of the ways one can tell the difference in between him and the original Dirk Strider.
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* CloningBlues: Doesn't CloneAngst: He doesn't take kindly to Jake's insistence on talking to the "real" Dirk. This is one of the ways one can tell the difference in between him and the original Dirk Strider.
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** Their appearance is likely based on the original description and depictions of Seraphim, who were initially described as snakes made of fire.
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Terezi's beloved dragon plushies, with which she has whiled away many happy hours playing games that mostly involve them playing the role of various criminal scumbags and murdered witnesses in elaborate courtroom dramas.
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Terezi's beloved dragon plushies, with which she has whiled away many happy hours playing games that mostly involve them playing taking the role roles of various criminal scumbags and murdered witnesses in elaborate courtroom dramas.
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* MoodDissonance: Terezi's games are set up using colorful, cuddly dragon plushes with cutesy names such as Berrybreath, Lemonsout, Pinesnort and Pucefoot, and invariably revolve around criminal investigations, political corruption, gruesome murders, and equally gruesome executions.
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* {{Mutants}}: He's technically a clone of Jaspers, but was mutated due to not being a true paradox clone and thus not being fated to go back in time and become the original. In his case, he only has a fairly mild mutation in the form of an extra set of eyes.
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Transparency. The spirograph is not part of Skaia when seen in-universe.
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* SpikesOfVillainy: The drones, brutal and faceless enforcers of a totalitarian dystopia, are visually distinguished by the long, sharp spikes growing from their heads and bristling from their shoulders.
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A little black kitten with four eyes, discovered by Rose in the Lab. He's later picked up by John when the latter passes through the Land of Light and Rain, and eventually winds up heading back in time alongside the infant Rose's Mom.
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A little black kitten with four eyes, discovered by Rose in the Lab. He's later picked up by John when the latter passes through the Land of Light and Rain, and eventually winds up heading back in time alongside the infant Rose's Mom. In the post-Scratch timeline, he's implied to have been the origin of Roxy's love of cats and ectobiology, and the glass-encased body of his adult self can be seen displayed in her room.
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* HopeBringer: In "Collide", she floats across the battlefield, helping give John, Jade, Dave and Karkat their HeroicSecondWind before reuniting with the Mayor.
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* AdamWesting: Creator/AndrewHussie in real life is a soft-spoken man with an odd sense of humor and little patience for the antics of the fandom. In-comic, Hussie is a completely insane LargeHam who continually mocks the audience, often speaking almost entirely in memes and call backs.
* AnimalMotifs: Horses are referenced in a lot of Andrew Hussie's appearances, from the "cool horse painting" he has propped up in his study to his belief that his clash with Lord English would've involved a whole herd of them.
* AnimalMotifs: Horses are referenced in a lot of Andrew Hussie's appearances, from the "cool horse painting" he has propped up in his study to his belief that his clash with Lord English would've involved a whole herd of them.
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* AdamWesting: Creator/AndrewHussie in real life is a soft-spoken man individual with an odd sense of humor and little patience for the antics of the fandom. In-comic, Hussie is a completely insane LargeHam who continually mocks the audience, often speaking almost entirely in memes and call backs.
* AnimalMotifs: Horses are referenced in a lot of Andrew Hussie's appearances, from the "cool horse painting" he has propped up in his study to his belief that his clash with Lord English would've involved a whole herd of them. This is carried over from his real life counterpart, who references horses frequently due to finding them "inherently funny".
* AnimalMotifs: Horses are referenced in a lot of Andrew Hussie's appearances, from the "cool horse painting" he has propped up in his study to his belief that his clash with Lord English would've involved a whole herd of them. This is carried over from his real life counterpart, who references horses frequently due to finding them "inherently funny".
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* AnimalMotifs: Horses are referenced in a lot of Andrew Hussie's appearances, from the "cool horse painting" he has propped up in his study to his belief that his clash with Lord English would've involved a whole herd of them.
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* SymbolFace: The "god of all monsters" Yaldabaoth is a [[TheGreatSerpent Great Serpent]] with a head shaped like the sunburst symbol of the Light Aspect, although he has no overt connection to Light. Until [[EyeLightsOut his death]], it generates a bright enough light to obscure his features.
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The first and last {{Juggalo}} and dual presidents ever, having been appointed by the Batterwitch herself. They caused a [[KillEmAll Hilarocaust]] Hilarocaust and were eventually killed in a duel by Strider, Dirk's Ancestor, in the final gasp of the Resistance.
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* PinocchioSyndrome: He is pretty resentful of humans and tends to mock them when his artificial nature is brought up.
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* TheGreatSerpent: The Denizens are giant snake-like creatures. Well, most of them - those who are designed for particularly weak in combat players, are small.
