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* ILetGwenStacyDie is when someone important to the story and presumed to have PlotArmor dies, with their death becoming a prime motivation for the hero, e.g. a LoveInterest or their CoolOldGuy grandfather.
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* ILetGwenStacyDie is when someone important to the story and presumed to have PlotArmor dies, with their death becoming a prime motivation for the hero, e.g. a LoveInterest {{Love Interest|s}} or their CoolOldGuy grandfather.
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It's not TB-specific.
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* VictorianNovelDisease refers to the way that pure-hearted Victorian characters tend to be dying from tuberculosis as the symptoms tie into Victorian concepts of purity.
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* VictorianNovelDisease refers to the way that pure-hearted Victorian characters (usually women) tend to be dying from tuberculosis a terminal disease that doesn't compromise their activity levels or beauty, often an idealised version of tuberculosis, as the symptoms tie into Victorian concepts of purity.
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!!!ICantDance vs. SucksAtDancing
* With ICantDance, someone knows full well that they can't dance, and are ashamed or embarrassed about the fact.
* Someone who SucksAtDancing genuinely ''thinks'' they can dance, but is horrible at it.
* With ICantDance, someone knows full well that they can't dance, and are ashamed or embarrassed about the fact.
* Someone who SucksAtDancing genuinely ''thinks'' they can dance, but is horrible at it.
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* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed is a known disease with known symptoms, but is never referred to directly for reasons of social taboo.
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* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed is a known disease with known symptoms, but is never referred to directly directly, usually for reasons of social taboo.taboo, but occasionally to avoid ArtisticLicenseMedicine or due to superstition on the author's part.
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!!!ILetGwenStacyDie vs. TheLostLenore vs. TheMourningAfter
* ILetGwenStacyDie is when a character feels guilt over their loved one's death, for a variety of potential reasons, with the sense of responsibility for it happening being a particular thing that lingers with them and drives further instances of character development (for better or worse).
* TheLostLenore is when a character's loss of their loved one has a huge impact on their character simply because they loved each other that deeply.
* TheMourningAfter is when a character loses their loved one and, while it may diminish in severity, the impact of it and sense of loss remains with them for a very long time.
* ILetGwenStacyDie is when a character feels guilt over their loved one's death, for a variety of potential reasons, with the sense of responsibility for it happening being a particular thing that lingers with them and drives further instances of character development (for better or worse).
* TheLostLenore is when a character's loss of their loved one has a huge impact on their character simply because they loved each other that deeply.
* TheMourningAfter is when a character loses their loved one and, while it may diminish in severity, the impact of it and sense of loss remains with them for a very long time.
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!!!ItsAllMyFault vs. MyGodWhatHaveIDone
* In ItsAllMyFault, the character ''feels'' that it's all their fault, but it often isn't (whether because they're entirely blameless, or if it's not ''all'' their fault due to another character also being partly to blame). In cases where it ''is'' all their fault, there's clearly something they can do to make amends; they just don't realise yet.
* In MyGodWhatHaveIDone, it really ''is'' all the character's fault, and the situation truly ''is'' hard or impossible to be remedied by the guilty party.
* In ItsAllMyFault, the character ''feels'' that it's all their fault, but it often isn't (whether because they're entirely blameless, or if it's not ''all'' their fault due to another character also being partly to blame). In cases where it ''is'' all their fault, there's clearly something they can do to make amends; they just don't realise yet.
* In MyGodWhatHaveIDone, it really ''is'' all the character's fault, and the situation truly ''is'' hard or impossible to be remedied by the guilty party.
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ATT. Darth Wiki is not allowed. And IP does not exclude in-character/justified stupidity.
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!!!IdiotBall vs. IdiotPlot vs. DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot
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!!!IdiotBall vs. IdiotPlot vs. DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiotIdiotPlot
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* An IdiotPlot is when the plot only works if ''multiple'' characters act unusually stupidly and would easily be resolved if any of them used critical thinking at any point.
* DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is when a character does something idiotic which doesn't hurt his characterization.
!!!IdiotBall vs. LethallyStupid vs. NobodysThatDumb vs. NoOneElseIsThatDumb vs. TooDumbToLive vs. ATragedyOfImpulsiveness vs. DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot vs. WhoWouldBeStupidEnough:
* DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is a general compendium of characters doing stupid things, or things that there was an alternative available instead that would have caused much less trouble. Part of the emphasis is on the idea that these instances, poorly-handled, can cause a loss of audience respect.
* DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is when a character does something idiotic which doesn't hurt his characterization.
!!!IdiotBall vs. LethallyStupid vs. NobodysThatDumb vs. NoOneElseIsThatDumb vs. TooDumbToLive vs. ATragedyOfImpulsiveness vs. DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot vs. WhoWouldBeStupidEnough:
* DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is a general compendium of characters doing stupid things, or things that there was an alternative available instead that would have caused much less trouble. Part of the emphasis is on the idea that these instances, poorly-handled, can cause a loss of audience respect.
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* An IdiotPlot is when the plot only works if ''multiple'' characters act unusually stupidly and would easily be resolved if any of them used critical thinking at any point.
* DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is when a character does something idiotic which doesn't hurt his characterization.
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!!!IdiotBall vs. LethallyStupid vs. NobodysThatDumb vs. NoOneElseIsThatDumb vs. TooDumbToLive vs. ATragedyOfImpulsiveness vs.DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot vs. WhoWouldBeStupidEnough:
* DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is a general compendium of characters doing stupid things, or things that there was an alternative available instead that would have caused much less trouble. Part of the emphasis is on the idea that these instances, poorly-handled, can cause a loss of audience respect.WhoWouldBeStupidEnough
* DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is when a character does something idiotic which doesn't hurt his characterization.
!!!IdiotBall vs. LethallyStupid vs. NobodysThatDumb vs. NoOneElseIsThatDumb vs. TooDumbToLive vs. ATragedyOfImpulsiveness vs.
* DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is a general compendium of characters doing stupid things, or things that there was an alternative available instead that would have caused much less trouble. Part of the emphasis is on the idea that these instances, poorly-handled, can cause a loss of audience respect.
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* WhatAnIdiot is a general compendium of characters doing stupid things, or things that there was an alternative available instead that would have caused much less trouble. Part of the emphasis is on the idea that these instances, poorly-handled, can cause a loss of audience respect.
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* WhatAnIdiot DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is a general compendium of characters doing stupid things, or things that there was an alternative available instead that would have caused much less trouble. Part of the emphasis is on the idea that these instances, poorly-handled, can cause a loss of audience respect.
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!!!IdiotBall vs. IdiotPlot vs. WhatAnIdiotDarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot
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* WhatAnIdiot is when a character does something idiotic which doesn't hurt his characterization.
!!!IdiotBall vs. LethallyStupid vs. NobodysThatDumb vs. NoOneElseIsThatDumb vs. TooDumbToLive vs. ATragedyOfImpulsiveness vs. WhatAnIdiot vs. WhoWouldBeStupidEnough:
!!!IdiotBall vs. LethallyStupid vs. NobodysThatDumb vs. NoOneElseIsThatDumb vs. TooDumbToLive vs. ATragedyOfImpulsiveness vs. WhatAnIdiot vs. WhoWouldBeStupidEnough:
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* WhatAnIdiot DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot is when a character does something idiotic which doesn't hurt his characterization.
!!!IdiotBall vs. LethallyStupid vs. NobodysThatDumb vs. NoOneElseIsThatDumb vs. TooDumbToLive vs. ATragedyOfImpulsiveness vs.WhatAnIdiot DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot vs. WhoWouldBeStupidEnough:
!!!IdiotBall vs. LethallyStupid vs. NobodysThatDumb vs. NoOneElseIsThatDumb vs. TooDumbToLive vs. ATragedyOfImpulsiveness vs.
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Plot Induced Stupidity has been split.
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!!!IdiotBall vs. IdiotPlot vs. PlotInducedStupidity vs. WhatAnIdiot
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!!!IdiotBall vs. IdiotPlot vs. PlotInducedStupidity vs. WhatAnIdiot
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* An IdiotPlot is when multiple characters pass the ball between them. One character acts stupidly to another character's stupid act and that is what keeps the dramatic tension.
* PlotInducedStupidity is when the plot gets started just fine, but in order to keep dramatic tension a character or multiple characters miss an obvious clue, forget they have a [[ForgotICouldFly certain superpower]] or forget they actually had a plan for just [[CrazyPrepared such an emergency.]]
* PlotInducedStupidity is when the plot gets started just fine, but in order to keep dramatic tension a character or multiple characters miss an obvious clue, forget they have a [[ForgotICouldFly certain superpower]] or forget they actually had a plan for just [[CrazyPrepared such an emergency.]]
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* An IdiotPlot is when multiple the plot only works if ''multiple'' characters pass the ball between them. One character acts act unusually stupidly to another character's stupid act and that is what keeps the dramatic tension.
* PlotInducedStupidity is when the plot gets started just fine, but in order to keep dramatic tension a character or multiple characters miss an obvious clue, forget they have a [[ForgotICouldFly certain superpower]] or forget they actually had a plan for just [[CrazyPrepared such an emergency.]]would easily be resolved if any of them used critical thinking at any point.
* PlotInducedStupidity is when the plot gets started just fine, but in order to keep dramatic tension a character or multiple characters miss an obvious clue, forget they have a [[ForgotICouldFly certain superpower]] or forget they actually had a plan for just [[CrazyPrepared such an emergency.]]
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!!!IncrediblyLamePun vs. JustForPun vs. StealthPun
* An IncrediblyLamePun is one that's meant to be really bad and pointed out as being such by others.
* JustForPun is when a pun is made as part of a page on the wiki to add humor.
* A StealthPun is a joke (usually but not always a pun) whose punchline is left for the audience and/or others in the works to figure out. This sometimes creates a LateToThePunchline situation.
* An IncrediblyLamePun is one that's meant to be really bad and pointed out as being such by others.
* JustForPun is when a pun is made as part of a page on the wiki to add humor.
* A StealthPun is a joke (usually but not always a pun) whose punchline is left for the audience and/or others in the works to figure out. This sometimes creates a LateToThePunchline situation.
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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman is for when a character with [[CripplingOverspecialization cripplingly situational]] abilities [[ContrivedCoincidence coincidentally]] finds themselves in a scenario in which only they can save the day.
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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman is for when a character with [[CripplingOverspecialization cripplingly situational]] abilities [[ContrivedCoincidence coincidentally]] finds themselves in a {{contrived|Coincidence}} scenario in which only they can save the day.said abilities are extremely useful.
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!!!GodIsEvil vs. GodOfEvil vs. JerkassGods
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!!!GodIsEvil vs. GodOfEvil vs. JerkassGodsJerkassGods vs. TricksterGod
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* A TricksterGod is a god characterized by cunning and deception, but not necessarily evil; they may overlap with JerkassGods, but may also use their guile to ''help'' the other gods and humanity.
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!!!HeartIsAnAwesomePower vs. NotCompletelyUseless vs. ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman vs. WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway
* HeartIsAnAwesomePower is for when a character has a superpower that seems weak and lame on paper, but proves to be surprisingly effective when used properly or creatively.
* NotCompletelyUseless refers to abilities or items in a game that are weak or [[OvershadowedByAwesome outclassed]] in most cases, but have a couple of niche situations in which they really shine, should the player think to use them.
* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman is for when a character with [[CripplingOverspecialization cripplingly situational]] abilities [[ContrivedCoincidence coincidentally]] finds themselves in a scenario in which only they can save the day.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway is for when a character's superpowers really are as weak and lame as they appear on the surface.
* HeartIsAnAwesomePower is for when a character has a superpower that seems weak and lame on paper, but proves to be surprisingly effective when used properly or creatively.
* NotCompletelyUseless refers to abilities or items in a game that are weak or [[OvershadowedByAwesome outclassed]] in most cases, but have a couple of niche situations in which they really shine, should the player think to use them.
* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman is for when a character with [[CripplingOverspecialization cripplingly situational]] abilities [[ContrivedCoincidence coincidentally]] finds themselves in a scenario in which only they can save the day.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway is for when a character's superpowers really are as weak and lame as they appear on the surface.
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!!! GameBreaker vs. TierInducedScrappy
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* A High TierInducedScrappy is hated because it's strong enough to be difficult to defeat, and popular enough that [[ComplacentGamingSyndrome nearly everyone uses it]]. It need not always be a game-breaker; reasonably strong elements can still be hated for popularity.
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* A High TierInducedScrappy HighTierScrappy is hated because it's strong enough to be difficult to defeat, and popular enough that [[ComplacentGamingSyndrome nearly everyone uses it]]. It need not always be a game-breaker; reasonably strong elements can still be hated for popularity.
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!!!{{Ghostapo}} vs. StupidJetpackHitler vs. WeDidntStartTheFuhrer
* In {{Ghostapo}} the Nazis have supernatural powers or control over a supernatural object.
* In StupidJetpackHitler they have technology beyond what was actually used by them or even available during WWII.
* However, in both of the above, they ''invented'' or ''discovered'' the superior technology or a magical object while being normal humans otherwise. On the other hand, when WeDidntStartTheFuhrer, Hitler and/or the Nazis ''were'', or were created by, some kind of alien or supernatural creature.
* In {{Ghostapo}} the Nazis have supernatural powers or control over a supernatural object.
* In StupidJetpackHitler they have technology beyond what was actually used by them or even available during WWII.
* However, in both of the above, they ''invented'' or ''discovered'' the superior technology or a magical object while being normal humans otherwise. On the other hand, when WeDidntStartTheFuhrer, Hitler and/or the Nazis ''were'', or were created by, some kind of alien or supernatural creature.
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!!!{{Ghostapo}} vs. UsefulNotes/NazisWithGnarlyWeapons vs. StupidJetpackHitler vs. WeDidntStartTheFuhrer
* In{{Ghostapo}} {{Ghostapo}}, the Nazis have supernatural powers or control over a supernatural object.
* UsefulNotes/NazisWithGnarlyWeapons is a UsefulNotes page detailing the weapons used by the real Nazis, in contrast to how they are sometimes [[ThoseWackyNazis depicted in media]].
* InStupidJetpackHitler StupidJetpackHitler, they have technology beyond what was actually used by them or even available during WWII.
*However, in both In all of the above, they ''invented'' or ''discovered'' the superior technology or a magical object while being normal humans otherwise. On the other hand, when WeDidntStartTheFuhrer, Hitler and/or the Nazis ''were'', or were created by, some kind of alien or supernatural creature.
* In
* UsefulNotes/NazisWithGnarlyWeapons is a UsefulNotes page detailing the weapons used by the real Nazis, in contrast to how they are sometimes [[ThoseWackyNazis depicted in media]].
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!!!HypeAversion vs. ItsPopularNowItSucks
* With HypeAversion, a person avoids a super-popular property in the first place because they think [[LowestCommonDenominator it has to be dumb if it's that popular]] and/or that it can't live up to the hype.
* With ItsPopularNowItSucks, people that enjoyed an obscure property when it ''was'' obscure start hating it once [[NewbieBoom starts attracting a wider audience]].
* With HypeAversion, a person avoids a super-popular property in the first place because they think [[LowestCommonDenominator it has to be dumb if it's that popular]] and/or that it can't live up to the hype.
* With ItsPopularNowItSucks, people that enjoyed an obscure property when it ''was'' obscure start hating it once [[NewbieBoom starts attracting a wider audience]].
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!!!GatheringSteam vs. MagikarpPower
* GatheringSteam is when something has to gradually build itself up to be extremely strong.
* MagikarpPower is when something that's extremely weak, through a lot of perseverance, gains a sudden and major increase in power.
* GatheringSteam is when something has to gradually build itself up to be extremely strong.
* MagikarpPower is when something that's extremely weak, through a lot of perseverance, gains a sudden and major increase in power.
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!!!ItIsPronouncedTropay vs. PsmithPsyndrome vs. YouSayTomato
* ItIsPronouncedTropay is about someone wanting their name to be pronounced differently from how it reads, usually because it shares a spelling with an embarrassing or silly word.
* PsmithPsyndrome is about someone somehow hearing that their name is ''spelled'' wrong. If Alice says, "Hi Bob" and Bob says "That's ''Bobb''", it's PsmithPsyndrome.
* YouSayTomato is about people disagreeing on the pronunciation of a common word. I.E. Alice says "to-MAY-to" and Bob says "to-MAH-to".
* ItIsPronouncedTropay is about someone wanting their name to be pronounced differently from how it reads, usually because it shares a spelling with an embarrassing or silly word.
* PsmithPsyndrome is about someone somehow hearing that their name is ''spelled'' wrong. If Alice says, "Hi Bob" and Bob says "That's ''Bobb''", it's PsmithPsyndrome.
* YouSayTomato is about people disagreeing on the pronunciation of a common word. I.E. Alice says "to-MAY-to" and Bob says "to-MAH-to".
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!!!GoodIsNotNice vs. GoodIsNotSoft
* GoodIsNotNice describes a character who, while being on the side of right, is unfriendly, cynical and rude.
* GoodIsNotSoft describes a character who is good ''and'' may even be nice also being able to take decisive action to protect themselves or their loved ones from evil.
* GoodIsNotNice describes a character who, while being on the side of right, is unfriendly, cynical and rude.
* GoodIsNotSoft describes a character who is good ''and'' may even be nice also being able to take decisive action to protect themselves or their loved ones from evil.
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!!!IsThisThingOn vs. IsThisThingStillOn
* IsThisThingOn is about people testing ''microphones'' by saying "Is this thing on?"
* IsThisThingStillOn is about people being unsure whether ''any'' device is transmitting and they usually think it's not, broadcasting [[SayingTooMuch something they shouldn't]] to the other party or the audience.
* IsThisThingOn is about people testing ''microphones'' by saying "Is this thing on?"
* IsThisThingStillOn is about people being unsure whether ''any'' device is transmitting and they usually think it's not, broadcasting [[SayingTooMuch something they shouldn't]] to the other party or the audience.
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!!!HiddenBackupPrince vs. KingIncognito
* A HiddenBackupPrince is an heir to the throne who's stashed among commoners to hide him from his enemies. He doesn't necessarily have to know he's royalty.
* A KingIncognito is a royal who dresses up as a common person to accomplish some objective, usually gaining knowledge about what his people think of him (though sometimes he's also hiding from an enemy, or he's [[ThePrankster just playing a practical joke]]). ''He'' knows he's the king, and usually returns to his royal role by the end.
* A HiddenBackupPrince is an heir to the throne who's stashed among commoners to hide him from his enemies. He doesn't necessarily have to know he's royalty.
* A KingIncognito is a royal who dresses up as a common person to accomplish some objective, usually gaining knowledge about what his people think of him (though sometimes he's also hiding from an enemy, or he's [[ThePrankster just playing a practical joke]]). ''He'' knows he's the king, and usually returns to his royal role by the end.
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!!!HumansAreBastards vs. HumansAreCthulhu vs. HumansAreTheRealMonsters
* HumansAreBastards is when humans are horrible to each other.
* HumansAreCthulhu is when non-humans (often animals) see humans as {{Eldritch Abomination}}s.
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters is when humans are horrible to other sapient species.
* HumansAreBastards is when humans are horrible to each other.
* HumansAreCthulhu is when non-humans (often animals) see humans as {{Eldritch Abomination}}s.
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters is when humans are horrible to other sapient species.