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Unalaq can\'t be Vaatu\'s [[TheDragon Dragon]]/have Vaatu as TheManBehindTheMan AND be in a BigBadDuumvirate with him. Any thoughts on which tropes truly apply? The Dark Avatar plan seems largely to have been Unalaq\'s, and it results in them being treated as one indivisible threat, but then we don\'t know how they first came into contact, so it\'s difficult to be certain. At the very least I\'m thinking about saying it\'s either/or like in \'\'[[Film/TheDarkKnightRises The Dark Knight Rises]]\'\', but having all of the tropes just listed straight is awkward.
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Unalaq can\\\'t be Vaatu\\\'s [[TheDragon Dragon]]/have Vaatu as TheManBehindTheMan \\\'\\\'and\\\'\\\' be in a BigBadDuumvirate with him. Any thoughts on which tropes truly apply? The Dark Avatar plan seems largely to have been Unalaq\\\'s, and it results in them being treated as one indivisible threat, but then we don\\\'t know how they first came into contact, so it\\\'s difficult to be certain. At the very least I\\\'m thinking about saying it\\\'s either/or like in \\\'\\\'[[Film/TheDarkKnightRises The Dark Knight Rises]]\\\'\\\', but having all of the tropes just listed straight is awkward.
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Unalaq can\'t be Vaatu\'s [[TheDragon Dragon]]/have Vaatu as TheManBehindTheMan AND be in a BigBadDuumvirate with him. Any thoughts on which tropes truly apply? The Dark Avatar plan seems largely to have been Unalaq\'s, and it results in them being treated as one indivisible threat, but then we don\'t know how they first came into contact, so it\'s difficult to be certain. At the very least I\'m thinking about saying it\'s either/or like in {{Film/TheDarkKnightRises}}, but having all of the tropes just listed straight is awkward.
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Unalaq can\\\'t be Vaatu\\\'s [[TheDragon Dragon]]/have Vaatu as TheManBehindTheMan AND be in a BigBadDuumvirate with him. Any thoughts on which tropes truly apply? The Dark Avatar plan seems largely to have been Unalaq\\\'s, and it results in them being treated as one indivisible threat, but then we don\\\'t know how they first came into contact, so it\\\'s difficult to be certain. At the very least I\\\'m thinking about saying it\\\'s either/or like in \\\'\\\'[[Film/TheDarkKnightRises The Dark Knight Rises]]\\\'\\\', but having all of the tropes just listed straight is awkward.
