Rabid Fujoshi
Read the page, it explains everything.
(And Raso, I really don't think that info about H-doujinshi is relevant, lol 
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edited 18th Aug '11 4:22:22 PM by NoirGrimoir
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I prefer Pale Haired Emotionless Girl or some such variant, but I'll accept Ayanami Archetype
The Cosmopolitan Fictioneer
32 Footsteps
has already provided a good argument against using only "Ayanami" from the Trope Namer / Trope Codifier.
Cure Candy
A google of "Ayanami" and looking at the GIS doesnt turn up a single result to anything different than just Rei... nvm found one a battle ship with the name... woop de doo. EDIT: two Gravure Idols and thats it, Its usage in works is close to nil from what I see. Unless its a shoutout.
edited 18th Aug '11 7:50:03 PM by Raso
Sparkling and glittering! Jan-Ken-Pon!
Think of the mooks!
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Wait, you're only looking at the GIS? That's cherry-picking your data. Trust me, I've pulled up a band, a character in a show called 07 Ghost, a Japanese porn worker (I hesistate to use "star"), the destroyer that the Evangelion character was named after... and that was just the first five pages of looking for "ayanami" on Google. Yes, Rei Ayanami is the most common result, but far from the only one. And several of those were on the first page of results.
For comparison, you have to go to the second page of searching "mario" to even find something not related to the title character of Super Mario Bros - and we live in a world where there's a famous chef named Mario Batali (said author of several cookbooks, owner of several famous restaurants, and once and possibly future cast member of Iron Chef America is the 14th link).
In short, using the Google results of "mario" as a baseline for the One Mario Limit, "Ayanami" by itself fails.
Reminder: Offscreen Villainy does not count towards Complete Monster.
Bumping. Is this stale?
edited 8th Oct '11 8:34:43 PM by Bookyangel2438
Alt account of Angeldog 2437.
Yeah, I think it's stale.
Personally, I find it hard to object to the name of Character X being used in the title of a trope whose definition is "An Expy of Character X".
Rhymes with "Protracted."
Hi
Agreed.
Agreed.
Also agreeing. 
A pocketful of saudade.
Yes.
Yep, pretty sure we can lock this.
edited 18th Aug '11 8:57:44 AM by MarqFJA
Fiat iustitia, et pereat mundus.