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So, is SHane the TokenEvilTeammate or an AntiHero? I would say the latter, of the [[SlidngScaleOfAnti-Heros Type IV]] variety.
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So, is Shane the TokenEvilTeammate or an AntiHero? I would say the latter, of the Type IV variety.
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So, is SHane the TokenEvilTeammate or an AntiHero? I would say the latter, of the [[SlidngScaleOfAntiHero Type IV]] variety.
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So, is SHane the TokenEvilTeammate or an AntiHero? I would say the latter, of the [[SlidngScaleOfAnti-Heros Type IV]] variety.
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So, is SHane the TokenEvilTeammate or an AntiHero? I would say the latter, of the [[SlidngScaleOfAntiHeroes Type IV]] variety.
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So, is SHane the TokenEvilTeammate or an AntiHero? I would say the latter, of the [[SlidngScaleOfAntiHero Type IV]] variety.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The AmbiguouslyGay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more so than the HoYay one (even though that\'s grossly misused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\' sneering. I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously, since any attempts to try and fix the misinformation makes the sensible troper look like a bad guy/girl.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\\\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The AmbiguouslyGay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more so than the HoYay one (even though that\\\'s grossly misused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\\\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\\\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\\\' sneering. I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously, since any attempts to try and fix the misinformation cause the \\\'\\\'sensible\\\'\\\' tropers to be treated as nitpicky mood-killers.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The AmbiguouslyGay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more so than the HoYay one (even though that\'s grossly misused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\' sneering. I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\\\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The AmbiguouslyGay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more so than the HoYay one (even though that\\\'s grossly misused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\\\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\\\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\\\' sneering. I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously, since any attempts to try and fix the misinformation makes the sensible troper look like a bad guy/girl.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The ambiguously gay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more so than the Ho Yay one (even though that\'s grossly misused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\' sneering - I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\\\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The AmbiguouslyGay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more so than the HoYay one (even though that\\\'s grossly misused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\\\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\\\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\\\' sneering. I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The ambiguously gay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more so than the Ho Yay one (even though that\'s grossly abused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\' sneering - I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\\\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The ambiguously gay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more so than the Ho Yay one (even though that\\\'s grossly misused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\\\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\\\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\\\' sneering - I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The ambiguously gay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more than the Ho Yay one (even though that\'s grossly abused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\' sneering - I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously.
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Totally agree with you! I mean, really -- what is up with that? I deleted it the first time because Barnaby does not match the description given in the trope page in any way. I don\\\'t know who added it again, but I really do think this one is no-brainer. The ambiguously gay trope is much abused, unfortunately; perhaps even more so than the Ho Yay one (even though that\\\'s grossly abused in and of itself -- just look at the Tiger & Bunny ho yay page!). So much so that nowadays, it\\\'s become an outlet for yaoi fangirls\\\' wishful thinking and yaoi haters\\\' sneering - I rarely take anything I see in either of those two pages seriously.
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