Noodle People - Does not require that everyone or the majority of characters the in the work be drawn in that style.
The Beautiful People, Generic Cuteness (both are dire need of a trs thread, especially The Beautiful People )- do not specify a particular body type.
Heroic Build- is an aggregate trope, it's not about superheroes in a particular work all being muscular and fit. It's about superheroes in works in general being muscular and fit.
With the exception of Only Six Faces, we don't have a trope for cases where a physical feature is a predominant trait among characters in a work.
edited 24th Oct '11 10:30:46 AM by captainpat
Better off cut. The trope has no significance outside of pointing out that artists tend to like breasts and fanservice, and considering the amount of artists that are young to middle-aged men, that's almost a given anyway.
Lost in Space
Cut is at 21:16 as of this post. Not enough for clear consensus, but it's the only positive option. I'm leaning toward it myself.
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"
I still don't get why people don't think this should be a trope. If something happening a lot in a story, far more often than you'd ever expect in Real Life, isn't enough to be trope-worthy, than there are a bunch of other tropes like Unlimited Wardrobe, Everyone Is Bi, or Ivy League for Everyone.
Lost in Space
I don't see why it's hard to accept that "Has Large Boobies" is not a trope.
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"
Unlimited Wardrobe does not require that everyone in the cast have an Unlimited Wardrobe and Ivy League for Everyone does not require that everyone in the cast have ivy league school background. Everyone Is Bi affects the potential relationships a character can enter into.
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One person having large boobies is not a trope; that's just something that happens. Almost everyone having large boobies is a trope, because it's a way in which storytellers break away from reality.
But they all rely for their tropiness on something (new outfits, Ivy League graduates, bisexuality) occurring more frequently than would be expected in Real Life. It's the same deal here.
Zzzzzzzzzz
Calling the crowner as no consensus to cut or change.
"Cut World of Buxom" at +6 (yeas:24 nays:18) (1.33 : 1) was the only option in the positives, and had lost support since the last tally report 6 days ago.
Locking the thread as "No consensus; no action is to be taken on the basis of this discussion."
If you want to try again, when TRS is open for new threads, marshal your arguments and present a stronger case.
...if you don’t love you’re dead, and if you do, they’ll kill you for it.
If voting is closed as the thread has been declared as having no consensus, why is it still open?
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What would be the best way to fix the page?
I'll bet that if I'd add a "do nothing" option, it'd get a lot of downvotes too.
Anyway, just give it some time. It's got 35 votes in about a week, there's no reason why it can't have 50-70 votes in a different ratio if we wait a week more.
Rhetorical, eh? ... Eight!