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!!This show provides examples of:
* ActionGirl: Artemis, Zatanna, Rocket, basically any female on the Team.
* TheAtoner: Zatanna, in later chapters. Robin, to a lesser extent.
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* FlatWhat: Chapter 6, several times.
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* WhatWereYouThinking: Bruce is on the receiving end of this after he goes out as Batman to set fear into one of the school bullies, [[spoiler: [[WhatAnIdiot which leads to said bully discovering both Robin and Batman's identifies.]]]]
* WoundedGazelleGambit: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Two bullies attempt to pull this on the [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure principal of Gotham Academy]], claiming that 9-year-old Dick Grayson threw the first punch in a fight against them. Not only does the principal see through their story based on a lack of injuries on their part and multiple bruises on Dick, he also notes their previous behavior contradicting claims that they only wished to be friendly with the boy. Instead of taking their word for it automatically, the principal also gets Dick's side of the story, with the [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica nurse]] supporting it. Not to mention, there were security cameras that saw the whole thing unfold...
* WoundedGazelleGambit: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Two bullies attempt to pull this on the [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure principal of Gotham Academy]], claiming that 9-year-old Dick Grayson threw the first punch in a fight against them. Not only does the principal see through their story based on a lack of injuries on their part and multiple bruises on Dick, he also notes their previous behavior contradicting claims that they only wished to be friendly with the boy. Instead of taking their word for it automatically, the principal also gets Dick's side of the story, with the [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica nurse]] supporting it. Not to mention, there were security cameras that saw the whole thing unfold...
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* WhatWereYouThinking: Bruce is on the receiving end of this after he goes out as Batman to set fear into one of the school bullies, [[spoiler: [[WhatAnIdiot which leads to said bully discovering both Robin and Batman's identifies.]]]]
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* WoundedGazelleGambit: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Two bullies attempt to pull this on the [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure principal of Gotham Academy]], claiming that 9-year-old Dick Grayson threw the first punch in a fight against them. Not only does the principal see through their story based on a lack of injuries on their part and multiple bruises on Dick, he also notes their previous behavior contradicting claims that they only wished to be friendly with the boy. Instead of taking their word for it automatically, the principal also gets Dick's side of the story, with the [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica nurse]] supporting it. Not to mention, there were security cameras that saw the whole thingunfold...unfold...
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* WoundedGazelleGambit: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Two bullies attempt to pull this on the [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure principal of Gotham Academy]], claiming that 9-year-old Dick Grayson threw the first punch in a fight against them. Not only does the principal see through their story based on a lack of injuries on their part and multiple bruises on Dick, he also notes their previous behavior contradicting claims that they only wished to be friendly with the boy. Instead of taking their word for it automatically, the principal also gets Dick's side of the story, with the [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica nurse]] supporting it. Not to mention, there were security cameras that saw the whole thing
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Up To Eleven is being dewicked.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: WordOfGod says this word for word in his notes in chapter 9 regarding why not [[UpToEleven everyone in Gotham would be against Dick Grayson]] for his [[FantasticRacism background.]]
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* EveryoneHasStandards: WordOfGod says this word for word in his notes in chapter 9 regarding why not [[UpToEleven everyone in Gotham would be against Dick Grayson]] Grayson for his [[FantasticRacism background.]]
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These examples of Surprisingly Realistic Outcome seem to violate at least one of these rules, which disqualifies them: No character reactions (characters get angry, don't forgive, don't change their personality instantly, etc.); Too fantastical (depends on the properties of magic, powers, sci-fi tech, monsters, etc.); Not surprising (a character was warned about the outcome, it's used to provide Karma or An Aesop, or it simply follows normal conventions for this genre or medium); Plot happens (the example only describes an event, but not why audiences would expect a different, unrealistic outcome); Not an outcome (a character just explains why something wouldn't work as expected); More of a Deconstruction (the event has major, lasting effects on the plot, make something more realistic, but not completely realistic, or a parody/fanwork applies realistic consequences to the events of a different work); or fits better under a different trope. See the trope's definition for more details. If you believe a removal was a mistake, please bring it up in the cleanup thread
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The series premise.
** Going to attack a nerd to do your homework and proceed to call him a circus freak? Expect to be [[CurbStompBattle beaten within an inch of your life in self-defense]] if his name is Dick Grayson and have your parents chew you out for putting a business relationship with Bruce Wayne at risk.
*** It doesn't matter if it was in self-defense, though. Dick still got suspended for fighting.
** See someone with a bloody nose and they tell you they ran into a wall? Artemis doesn't believe Wally until he gives reasons ''why'' having AbusiveParents wouldn't make sense given his status of a superhero.
*** Even after being reassured, Artemis is careful not to hurt Wally with her [[DopeSlap dope slaps]].
** Teammate de-aged? [[MundaneSolution Call in an expert ASAP]] before anything else happens and not let your partner/son stay in the care of several super-powered teens who might end up hurting him by accident.
** Most of the Team attempts to have Batman adopt them. Naturally, their parents/legal guardians are not amused. Those in relationships are reminded before and afterwards that they would be unable to continue on with said relationships since their significant other would be their sibling by adoption.
*** The Team (except for Wally and Artemis) are adopted in a test run...and are brought to live in the Batcave, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking covered in bat guano]]. Because of Bruce Wayne's high social stance, he cannot risk his identity being exposed by having the Team live in the manor. Within five minutes, the Team decides [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere to leave the unsanitary cave]].
** Ra's learns that reviving a former enemy (i.e. Jason Todd) and expecting them to be your ally doesn't work well. Since Bruce was a [[GoodParents good parent]] in the Young Justice universe, Jason doesn't want to enact vengeance and only stays long enough to train and heal.
*** However, Ra's had a back-up plan in the event that this happened and pulls a trigger rigged to kill Jason again...[[spoiler: but a detective like Jason might expect this and get assistance in removing it, as Ra's realizes later.]]
** Meanwhile, Jason pokes holes in Bruce's [[ThouShaltNotKill refusal to kill the Joker]] and [[spoiler: refuses to even listen to Bruce's justifications and shoots the murderous clown, averting TalkingIsAFreeAction.]]
*** Afterwards, Bruce captures Jason, since he still killed plenty of people prior to their encounter and brings him back to the Manor. Alfred [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe questions if Bruce is on crack for allowing a known killer to be near Tim (someone he hates) in the first place.]]
** The principal at Dick's school doesn't automatically take the bullies' side when they claimed he attacked them and [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure check on Dick and gets his side of the story before taking action.]] Not to mention, he quickly sees glaring holes in the bullies' stories...
** Bruce handles a bullying problem by threatening them as Batman. Cue happy ending? [[EpicFail Nope.]] [[spoiler: They figure out that Batman and Bruce Wayne are the same person, but are unable to convince anyone of this claim. Meanwhile, Dick and Alfred are beyond pissed at Bruce for telling Dick to keep his secret ID a secret while Bruce hypocritically goes out as Batman against the very people that harassed the boy.]]
** Wally is scared around [[spoiler: Zatanna after being on the receiving end of two pranks involving outfit swaps. Zatanna, and Robin (who took a part in the second prank), feel guilty and it takes time for him to start patching things up.]]
** Wally and Artemis blame Robin for the failsafe scenario disaster and are automatically called out on it. Conner is quick to remind Artemis that she wasn't really dealing with it like everyone else was and therefore, doesn't have any place to speak. Black Canary coldly reminds Wally (who had [[InsaneTrollLogic called Robin a traitor]]) that the scenario was '''unbeatable''', so it was really no one's fault. Aqualad gives the two of them [[WhatTheHellHero a little perspective on what it means to be a leader]], but Robin still feels guilty for [[IDidWhatIHadToDo his decisions in the scenario]], despite so many people coming to his defense.
*** The counseling sessions don't automatically delve into the scenario unless requested, so by the time Wally decides to talk about his irrational behavior with Black Canary, a week has already passed and he has had time to think about his actions. Black Canary also doesn't try forcing him to talk about it if he doesn't want to and even suggests him leaving if he doesn't want to continue the session.
** It is revealed that the Team didn't get off the hook at the end of [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10825854/1/We-Love-Our-Two-Dads We Love Our Two Dads]], since they essentially put Batman and Superman's identities at risk for petty revenge. As team leader, Aqualad was forced to help deal with the fallout while the Team's parents or guardians punished them.
** PlayedForLaughs at one point. Constantly altering the codename Red Arrow sets up in the Cave gets on his nerves. After one too many times where his codename was altered and parodied, he leaves just after walking in.
** Someone recognizes Roy in a small town while he is Trick-or-Treating, which makes sense because he was adopted by a high profile man.
** While Superman was wrong to have neglected Conner, he isn't without sympathetic points in his favor (the sudden appearance of Conner, his concern with not being a good parent) and calls out the League for acting no better than him. Continuing to give him the cold shoulder even when the issue was resolved was pointless.
** Because Dick never saw Bruce call out his dates or any socialites for harassing him, Dick doesn't think Bruce cares about him. [[UpToEleven The fact that many socialites decided to waste their time bullying a little kid was seen as annoying and insane.]] It ultimately gets to the point where Bruce loses it over Christmas and makes it clear no one is to bug Dick anymore and threatens to sue anyone involved.
*** Not all socialites were against Dick due to his background, there are several people disgusted and annoyed with the constant gossip and are actually concerned for Dick.
** Bruce doesn't just ''[[IdiotBall conveniently]]'' let the social worker get off the hook when he discovers that she placed Dick in a juvenile detention center for no other reason than she was simply racist. In fact, he proceeds to [[WouldHitAGirl strike her in righteous fury]], ensures that she gets arrested and blacklisted, and ensures that the rest of the staff is also fired and replaced for child abuse. Dick notes that if Bruce didn't do any of that, then their relationship would have been ''very'' strained.
** Going to attack a nerd to do your homework and proceed to call him a circus freak? Expect to be [[CurbStompBattle beaten within an inch of your life in self-defense]] if his name is Dick Grayson and have your parents chew you out for putting a business relationship with Bruce Wayne at risk.
*** It doesn't matter if it was in self-defense, though. Dick still got suspended for fighting.
** See someone with a bloody nose and they tell you they ran into a wall? Artemis doesn't believe Wally until he gives reasons ''why'' having AbusiveParents wouldn't make sense given his status of a superhero.
*** Even after being reassured, Artemis is careful not to hurt Wally with her [[DopeSlap dope slaps]].
** Teammate de-aged? [[MundaneSolution Call in an expert ASAP]] before anything else happens and not let your partner/son stay in the care of several super-powered teens who might end up hurting him by accident.
** Most of the Team attempts to have Batman adopt them. Naturally, their parents/legal guardians are not amused. Those in relationships are reminded before and afterwards that they would be unable to continue on with said relationships since their significant other would be their sibling by adoption.
*** The Team (except for Wally and Artemis) are adopted in a test run...and are brought to live in the Batcave, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking covered in bat guano]]. Because of Bruce Wayne's high social stance, he cannot risk his identity being exposed by having the Team live in the manor. Within five minutes, the Team decides [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere to leave the unsanitary cave]].
** Ra's learns that reviving a former enemy (i.e. Jason Todd) and expecting them to be your ally doesn't work well. Since Bruce was a [[GoodParents good parent]] in the Young Justice universe, Jason doesn't want to enact vengeance and only stays long enough to train and heal.
*** However, Ra's had a back-up plan in the event that this happened and pulls a trigger rigged to kill Jason again...[[spoiler: but a detective like Jason might expect this and get assistance in removing it, as Ra's realizes later.]]
** Meanwhile, Jason pokes holes in Bruce's [[ThouShaltNotKill refusal to kill the Joker]] and [[spoiler: refuses to even listen to Bruce's justifications and shoots the murderous clown, averting TalkingIsAFreeAction.]]
*** Afterwards, Bruce captures Jason, since he still killed plenty of people prior to their encounter and brings him back to the Manor. Alfred [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe questions if Bruce is on crack for allowing a known killer to be near Tim (someone he hates) in the first place.]]
** The principal at Dick's school doesn't automatically take the bullies' side when they claimed he attacked them and [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure check on Dick and gets his side of the story before taking action.]] Not to mention, he quickly sees glaring holes in the bullies' stories...
** Bruce handles a bullying problem by threatening them as Batman. Cue happy ending? [[EpicFail Nope.]] [[spoiler: They figure out that Batman and Bruce Wayne are the same person, but are unable to convince anyone of this claim. Meanwhile, Dick and Alfred are beyond pissed at Bruce for telling Dick to keep his secret ID a secret while Bruce hypocritically goes out as Batman against the very people that harassed the boy.]]
** Wally is scared around [[spoiler: Zatanna after being on the receiving end of two pranks involving outfit swaps. Zatanna, and Robin (who took a part in the second prank), feel guilty and it takes time for him to start patching things up.]]
** Wally and Artemis blame Robin for the failsafe scenario disaster and are automatically called out on it. Conner is quick to remind Artemis that she wasn't really dealing with it like everyone else was and therefore, doesn't have any place to speak. Black Canary coldly reminds Wally (who had [[InsaneTrollLogic called Robin a traitor]]) that the scenario was '''unbeatable''', so it was really no one's fault. Aqualad gives the two of them [[WhatTheHellHero a little perspective on what it means to be a leader]], but Robin still feels guilty for [[IDidWhatIHadToDo his decisions in the scenario]], despite so many people coming to his defense.
*** The counseling sessions don't automatically delve into the scenario unless requested, so by the time Wally decides to talk about his irrational behavior with Black Canary, a week has already passed and he has had time to think about his actions. Black Canary also doesn't try forcing him to talk about it if he doesn't want to and even suggests him leaving if he doesn't want to continue the session.
** It is revealed that the Team didn't get off the hook at the end of [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10825854/1/We-Love-Our-Two-Dads We Love Our Two Dads]], since they essentially put Batman and Superman's identities at risk for petty revenge. As team leader, Aqualad was forced to help deal with the fallout while the Team's parents or guardians punished them.
** PlayedForLaughs at one point. Constantly altering the codename Red Arrow sets up in the Cave gets on his nerves. After one too many times where his codename was altered and parodied, he leaves just after walking in.
** Someone recognizes Roy in a small town while he is Trick-or-Treating, which makes sense because he was adopted by a high profile man.
** While Superman was wrong to have neglected Conner, he isn't without sympathetic points in his favor (the sudden appearance of Conner, his concern with not being a good parent) and calls out the League for acting no better than him. Continuing to give him the cold shoulder even when the issue was resolved was pointless.
** Because Dick never saw Bruce call out his dates or any socialites for harassing him, Dick doesn't think Bruce cares about him. [[UpToEleven The fact that many socialites decided to waste their time bullying a little kid was seen as annoying and insane.]] It ultimately gets to the point where Bruce loses it over Christmas and makes it clear no one is to bug Dick anymore and threatens to sue anyone involved.
*** Not all socialites were against Dick due to his background, there are several people disgusted and annoyed with the constant gossip and are actually concerned for Dick.
** Bruce doesn't just ''[[IdiotBall conveniently]]'' let the social worker get off the hook when he discovers that she placed Dick in a juvenile detention center for no other reason than she was simply racist. In fact, he proceeds to [[WouldHitAGirl strike her in righteous fury]], ensures that she gets arrested and blacklisted, and ensures that the rest of the staff is also fired and replaced for child abuse. Dick notes that if Bruce didn't do any of that, then their relationship would have been ''very'' strained.
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''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12321250/1/Bad-Idea Bad Idea]]'' is a ''[[WesternAnimation/YoungJustice Young Justice]]'' fanfiction penned by [[https://www.fanfiction.net/u/6179986/Greensword101 Greensword101]].
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''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12321250/1/Bad-Idea Bad Idea]]'' is a ''[[WesternAnimation/YoungJustice Young Justice]]'' ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'' fanfiction penned by [[https://www.fanfiction.net/u/6179986/Greensword101 Greensword101]].
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So begins the decimation of various Fandom cliches. Combining both humor and seriousness, [[https://www.fanfiction.net/u/6179986/Greensword101 Greensword101]] seeks to unravel the common and nonsensical [[FandomSpecificPlot Fandom Specific Plots]] of the Young Justice Universe through means of enforcing [[RealityEnsues reality]] upon its inhabitants.
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So begins the decimation of various Fandom cliches. Combining both humor and seriousness, [[https://www.fanfiction.net/u/6179986/Greensword101 Greensword101]] seeks to unravel the common and nonsensical [[FandomSpecificPlot Fandom Specific Plots]] of the Young Justice Universe through means of enforcing [[RealityEnsues [[ThisIsReality reality]] upon its inhabitants.
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* OnlySaneMan: Expect at least one per chapter, and [[RealityEnsues allow them to react to the events accordingly]].
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* OnlySaneMan: Expect at least one per chapter, and [[RealityEnsues allow them to react to the events accordingly]].accordingly.
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* RealityEnsues: The series premise.
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* RealityEnsues: RunningGag: Aside from someone trying to invoke a cliche in real life, there is Captain Boomerang who has people failing to understand his Aussie slang in Chapter 6. Wally is also pissed when someone doesn't get his superhero name correct.
* ShownTheirWork: Pops up from time to time, such as the first chapter regarding how and why Bruce would handle nasty gossip. The writer uses experience in counseling to create realistic therapy sessions with Black Canary from time to time.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The series premise.
* ShownTheirWork: Pops up from time to time, such as the first chapter regarding how and why Bruce would handle nasty gossip. The writer uses experience in counseling to create realistic therapy sessions with Black Canary from time to time.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The series premise.
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* RunningGag: Aside from someone trying to invoke a cliche in real life, there is Captain Boomerang who has people failing to understand his Aussie slang in Chapter 6. Wally is also pissed when someone doesn't get his superhero name correct.
* ShownTheirWork: Pops up from time to time, such as the first chapter regarding how and why Bruce would handle nasty gossip. The writer uses experience in counseling to create realistic therapy sessions with Black Canary from time to time.
* ShownTheirWork: Pops up from time to time, such as the first chapter regarding how and why Bruce would handle nasty gossip. The writer uses experience in counseling to create realistic therapy sessions with Black Canary from time to time.
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* ShownTheirWork: Pops up from time to time, such as the first chapter regarding how and why Bruce would handle nasty gossip. The writer uses experience in counseling to create realistic therapy sessions with Black Canary from time to time.
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As with all newborns, this entry is need of some [[NeedsWikiMagicLove Wikilove.]]
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** Bruce doesn't just ''[[IdiotBall conveniently]]'' let the social worker get off the hook when he discovers that she placed Dick in a juvenile detention center for no other reason than she was simply racist. In fact, he proceeds to [[WouldHitAWoman strike her in righteous fury]], ensures that she gets arrested and blacklisted, and ensures that the rest of the staff is also fired and replaced for child abuse. Dick notes that if Bruce didn't do any of that, then their relationship would have been ''very'' strained.
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** Bruce doesn't just ''[[IdiotBall conveniently]]'' let the social worker get off the hook when he discovers that she placed Dick in a juvenile detention center for no other reason than she was simply racist. In fact, he proceeds to [[WouldHitAWoman [[WouldHitAGirl strike her in righteous fury]], ensures that she gets arrested and blacklisted, and ensures that the rest of the staff is also fired and replaced for child abuse. Dick notes that if Bruce didn't do any of that, then their relationship would have been ''very'' strained.
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[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12321250/1/Bad-Idea Bad Idea]] is a [[WesternAnimation/YoungJustice Young Justice]] fanfiction penned by [[https://www.fanfiction.net/u/6179986/Greensword101 Greensword101]].
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** Wally's father and the Flash, [[ItMakesSenseInContext who don't think Batman would be a good parent to him.]] Also, when the Rogues kidnap Wally, Flash rescues him.
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** Wally's father and the Flash, [[ItMakesSenseInContext who don't think Batman would be a good parent to him.]] Also, when the Rogues kidnap Wally, Flash rescues him.him and knocks the Rogues out quickly.
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** Wally and Artemis blame Robin for the failsafe scenario disaster and are automatically called out on it. Conner is quick to remind Artemis that she wasn't really dealing with it like everyone else was and therefore, doesn't have any place to speak. Black Canary coldly reminds Wally (who had [[InsaneTrollLogic called Robin a traitor]]) that the scenario was '''unbeatable''', so it was really no one's fault. Aqualad gives the two of them [[TheReasonYouSuck a little perspective on what it means to be a leader]], but Robin still feels guilty for [[IDidWhatIHadToDo his decisions in the scenario]], despite so many people coming to his defense.
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** Wally and Artemis blame Robin for the failsafe scenario disaster and are automatically called out on it. Conner is quick to remind Artemis that she wasn't really dealing with it like everyone else was and therefore, doesn't have any place to speak. Black Canary coldly reminds Wally (who had [[InsaneTrollLogic called Robin a traitor]]) that the scenario was '''unbeatable''', so it was really no one's fault. Aqualad gives the two of them [[TheReasonYouSuck [[WhatTheHellHero a little perspective on what it means to be a leader]], but Robin still feels guilty for [[IDidWhatIHadToDo his decisions in the scenario]], despite so many people coming to his defense.
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** Constantly altering the codename Red Arrow sets up in the Cave gets on his nerves. After one too many times where his codename was altered and parodied, he leaves just after walking in.
** Someone recognizes Roy in a small town while he is Trick-or-Treating.
** While Superman was wrong to have neglected Conner, he isn't without sympathetic points in his favor and calls out the League for acting no better than him. Continuing to give him the cold shoulder even when the issue was resolved was pointless.
** Because Dick never saw Bruce call out his dates or any socialites for harassing him, Dick doesn't think Bruce cares about him. [[UpToEleven The fact that many socialites decided to waste their time bullying a little kid was seen as annoying and insane.]] It ultimately gets to the point where Bruce loses it over Christmas and makes it clear no one is to bug Dick anymore.
** Someone recognizes Roy in a small town while he is Trick-or-Treating.
** While Superman was wrong to have neglected Conner, he isn't without sympathetic points in his favor and calls out the League for acting no better than him. Continuing to give him the cold shoulder even when the issue was resolved was pointless.
** Because Dick never saw Bruce call out his dates or any socialites for harassing him, Dick doesn't think Bruce cares about him. [[UpToEleven The fact that many socialites decided to waste their time bullying a little kid was seen as annoying and insane.]] It ultimately gets to the point where Bruce loses it over Christmas and makes it clear no one is to bug Dick anymore.
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** PlayedForLaughs at one point. Constantly altering the codename Red Arrow sets up in the Cave gets on his nerves. After one too many times where his codename was altered and parodied, he leaves just after walking in.
** Someone recognizes Roy in a small town while he isTrick-or-Treating.
Trick-or-Treating, which makes sense because he was adopted by a high profile man.
** While Superman was wrong to have neglected Conner, he isn't without sympathetic points in his favor (the sudden appearance of Conner, his concern with not being a good parent) and calls out the League for acting no better than him. Continuing to give him the cold shoulder even when the issue was resolved was pointless.
** Because Dick never saw Bruce call out his dates or any socialites for harassing him, Dick doesn't think Bruce cares about him. [[UpToEleven The fact that many socialites decided to waste their time bullying a little kid was seen as annoying and insane.]] It ultimately gets to the point where Bruce loses it over Christmas and makes it clear no one is to bug Dickanymore.anymore and threatens to sue anyone involved.
** Someone recognizes Roy in a small town while he is
** While Superman was wrong to have neglected Conner, he isn't without sympathetic points in his favor (the sudden appearance of Conner, his concern with not being a good parent) and calls out the League for acting no better than him. Continuing to give him the cold shoulder even when the issue was resolved was pointless.
** Because Dick never saw Bruce call out his dates or any socialites for harassing him, Dick doesn't think Bruce cares about him. [[UpToEleven The fact that many socialites decided to waste their time bullying a little kid was seen as annoying and insane.]] It ultimately gets to the point where Bruce loses it over Christmas and makes it clear no one is to bug Dick
** Bruce doesn't just ''[[IdiotBall conveniently]]'' let the social worker get off the hook when he discovers that she placed Dick in a juvenile detention center for no other reason than she was simply racist. In fact, he proceeds to [[WouldHitAWoman strike her in righteous fury]], ensures that she gets arrested and blacklisted, and ensures that the rest of the staff is also fired and replaced for child abuse. Dick notes that if Bruce didn't do any of that, then their relationship would have been ''very'' strained.
** One barb was thrown at the "Dick Grayson is thrown into Juvie after losing his parents and Bruce doesn't punish the guilty parties for no reason" cliche, with Dick explicitly pointing out how there was ''no'' way anyone would have gotten out of that without punishment or consequence.
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* TheFriendNoOneLikes: Red Arrow gets this treatment in one chapter, albeit, downplayed.
* ThouShaltNotKill: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Jason points out that the Joker has killed innocent lives and keeping the murderer alive won't help that. The Team also questions Batman's willingness to let the Joker live, based on the body count in Chapter 19.
* ThouShaltNotKill: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Jason points out that the Joker has killed innocent lives and keeping the murderer alive won't help that. The Team also questions Batman's willingness to let the Joker live, based on the body count in Chapter 19.
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* TheFriendNoOneLikes: Red Arrow gets this treatment in one chapter, albeit, downplayed.
downplayed and PlayedForLaughs.
* ThouShaltNotKill: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Jason points out that the Joker has killed innocent lives and keeping the murderer alivewon't help that.will only ensure the body count rises. The Team also questions Batman's willingness to let the Joker live, based on the body count in Chapter 19.
* ThouShaltNotKill: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Jason points out that the Joker has killed innocent lives and keeping the murderer alive
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* IdiotBall: Subverted. The Justice League truly decide to fight against the Light, using their own scheme against them.
** They release information into public about Lex Luthor funding UnwittingTestSubject programs which ruins his reputation and ends his ArbitrarilyLargeBankAccount;
** They call upon the aid of New Genesis, which allows them to end the trafficking of Apokoipsian tech into Earth which strip Queen Bee and Savage without resources;
** The Guardians of the Universe embargo Apokolips, which results in Savage being stranded there.
** With the aid of New Genesis and Earth's magic users, the League is able to contain Klarion the Witch Boy.
** They release information into public about Lex Luthor funding UnwittingTestSubject programs which ruins his reputation and ends his ArbitrarilyLargeBankAccount;
** They call upon the aid of New Genesis, which allows them to end the trafficking of Apokoipsian tech into Earth which strip Queen Bee and Savage without resources;
** The Guardians of the Universe embargo Apokolips, which results in Savage being stranded there.
** With the aid of New Genesis and Earth's magic users, the League is able to contain Klarion the Witch Boy.
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* WoundedGazelleGambit: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Two bullies attempt to pull this on the [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure principal of Gotham Academy]], claiming that 9-year-old Dick Grayson threw the first punch in a fight against them. Not only does the principal see through their story based on a lack of injuries on their part and multiple bruises on Dick, he also notes their previous behavior contradicting claims that they only wished to be friendly with the boy. Instead of taking their word for it automatically, the principal also gets Dick's side of the story, with the [[CaptainAmerica nurse]] supporting it. Not to mention, there were security cameras that saw the whole thing unfold...
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* WoundedGazelleGambit: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Two bullies attempt to pull this on the [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure principal of Gotham Academy]], claiming that 9-year-old Dick Grayson threw the first punch in a fight against them. Not only does the principal see through their story based on a lack of injuries on their part and multiple bruises on Dick, he also notes their previous behavior contradicting claims that they only wished to be friendly with the boy. Instead of taking their word for it automatically, the principal also gets Dick's side of the story, with the [[CaptainAmerica [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica nurse]] supporting it. Not to mention, there were security cameras that saw the whole thing unfold...
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** Someone recognizes Roy in a small town while he is Trick-or-Treating.
** While Superman was wrong to have neglected Conner, he isn't without sympathetic points in his favor and calls out the League for acting no better than him. Continuing to give him the cold shoulder even when the issue was resolved was pointless.
** Because Dick never saw Bruce call out his dates or any socialites for harassing him, Dick doesn't think Bruce cares about him. [[UpToEleven The fact that many socialites decided to waste their time bullying a little kid was seen as annoying and insane.]] It ultimately gets to the point where Bruce loses it over Christmas and makes it clear no one is to bug Dick anymore.
*** Not all socialites were against Dick due to his background, there are several people disgusted and annoyed with the constant gossip and are actually concerned for Dick.
** While Superman was wrong to have neglected Conner, he isn't without sympathetic points in his favor and calls out the League for acting no better than him. Continuing to give him the cold shoulder even when the issue was resolved was pointless.
** Because Dick never saw Bruce call out his dates or any socialites for harassing him, Dick doesn't think Bruce cares about him. [[UpToEleven The fact that many socialites decided to waste their time bullying a little kid was seen as annoying and insane.]] It ultimately gets to the point where Bruce loses it over Christmas and makes it clear no one is to bug Dick anymore.
*** Not all socialites were against Dick due to his background, there are several people disgusted and annoyed with the constant gossip and are actually concerned for Dick.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: The Rogues seem to be using this to justify hanging out with (i.e. kidnapping) Wally and taking him to an amusement park, someone they fight and put in danger on a semi-regular basis. Wally [[DeconstructedTrope deconstructs this logic]], pointing out that his uncle, the Flash, wouldn't be as [[{{Understatement}} inclined]].
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* InsaneTrollLogic: The Rogues seem to be using this to justify hanging out with (i.e. kidnapping) Wally and taking him to an amusement park, someone they fight and put in danger on a semi-regular basis. Wally [[DeconstructedTrope deconstructs this logic]], pointing out that his uncle, the Flash, wouldn't be as [[{{Understatement}} inclined]].inclined.
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** The principal at Dick's school doesn't automatically take the bullies' side when they claimed he attacked them and [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure check on Dick and gets his side of the story before taking action.]] Not to mention, he quickly sees glaring holes in the bullies' stories...
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*** The Team (except for Wally and Artemis) are adopted in a test run...and are brought to live in the Batcave, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking
covered in bat guano]]. Because of Bruce Wayne's high social stance, he cannot risk his identity being exposed by having the Team live in the manor. Within five minutes, the Team decides [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere to leave the unsanitary cave]].
covered in bat guano]]. Because of Bruce Wayne's high social stance, he cannot risk his identity being exposed by having the Team live in the manor. Within five minutes, the Team decides [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere to leave the unsanitary cave]].
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*** The Team (except for Wally and Artemis) are adopted in a test run...and are brought to live in the Batcave, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking
[[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking covered in bat guano]]. Because of Bruce Wayne's high social stance, he cannot risk his identity being exposed by having the Team live in the manor. Within five minutes, the Team decides [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere to leave the unsanitary cave]].
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*** The Team (except for Wally and Artemis) are adopted in a test run...and are brought to live in the Batcave, [ArsonMurderAndJaywalking
covered in bat guano]]. Because of Bruce Wayne's high social stance, he cannot risk his identity being exposed by having the Team live in the manor.
covered in bat guano]]. Because of Bruce Wayne's high social stance, he cannot risk his identity being exposed by having the Team live in the manor.
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*** The Team (except for Wally and Artemis) are adopted in a test run...and are brought to live in the Batcave, [ArsonMurderAndJaywalking
[[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking
covered in bat guano]]. Because of Bruce Wayne's high social stance, he cannot risk his identity being exposed by having the Team live in the manor. Within five minutes, the Team decides [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere to leave the unsanitary cave]].
covered in bat guano]]. Because of Bruce Wayne's high social stance, he cannot risk his identity being exposed by having the Team live in the manor. Within five minutes, the Team decides [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere to leave the unsanitary cave]].
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** It is revealed that the Team didn't get off the hook at the end of [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10825854/1/We-Love-Our-Two-Dads We Love Our Two Dads]], since they essentially put Batman and Superman's identities at risk for petty revenge. As team leader, Aqualad was forced to help deal with the fallout while the Team's parents or guardians punished them.
** Constantly altering the codename Red Arrow sets up in the Cave gets on his nerves. After one too many times where his codename was altered and parodied, he leaves just after walking in.
** Constantly altering the codename Red Arrow sets up in the Cave gets on his nerves. After one too many times where his codename was altered and parodied, he leaves just after walking in.
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** Most of the Team attempts to have Batman adopt them. Naturally, their parents/legal guardians are not amused. Those in relationships are reminded before and afterwards that they would be unable to continue on with said relationships since their significant other would be their sibling by adoption.
*** The Team (except for Wally and Artemis) are adopted in a test run...and are brought to live in the Batcave, [ArsonMurderAndJaywalking
covered in bat guano
*** The Team (except for Wally and Artemis) are adopted in a test run...and are brought to live in the Batcave, [ArsonMurderAndJaywalking
covered in bat guano
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** Waaly is scared around [[spoiler: Zatanna after being on the receiving end of two pranks involving outfit swaps. Zatanna, and Robin (who took a part in the second prank), feel guilty and it takes time for him to start patching things up.]]
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** Waaly Wally is scared around [[spoiler: Zatanna after being on the receiving end of two pranks involving outfit swaps. Zatanna, and Robin (who took a part in the second prank), feel guilty and it takes time for him to start patching things up.]]
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* DeanBitterman: {{Defied}}, hard. The principal during the second ''Bullies'' segment sees through the WoundedGazelleGambit the bullies try to pull on him and makes sure 9-year-old Dick Grayson is alright and getting his side of the story as well. Also {{Lampshaded}} by the principal himself.
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* DeanBitterman: {{Defied}}, hard.{{Defied}}. The principal during the second ''Bullies'' segment sees through the WoundedGazelleGambit the bullies try to pull on him and makes sure 9-year-old Dick Grayson is alright and getting his side of the story as well. Also {{Lampshaded}} by the principal himself.
