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* Hyperaffixation: Chakotay's Sacred [insert noun here]!

Embodiement of just about every Hollywood stereotype concerning American Indians, even managing to invent a few new ones. Admittedly, he does not run a casino (yet). More or less useless outside of the ship, as he insists on not even scanning burial sites to avoid violating their "sanctity." Proves irresistible to the ladies for some unknowable reason.

* TooDumbToLive: He repeatedly disobeys direct orders from superiors officers, which once resulted in his lungs being stolen by Vidiians. By pretending to have "survival skills" that didn't really exist, he got two crewmembers killed in "Basics". In fact, what got the first Ensign killed was Neelix forcing him to go fetch sun-bleached bones in the desert without help or backup. (He specifically wanted them for – what else – cooking purposes.) Despite his boasting about being a survival expert, he routinely does things that survival experts would never do, and snubs things that they would. The crew still trusts his 'credentials', even though, as Chuck points out, his actions have led to the deaths of other crew members as well as getting his own lungs ripped out. He complains that safety equipment "takes the fun" out of rock climbing, only to moments later fall and nearly get both himself and Torres killed. Thus in later scenes, Chuck justifies Neelix's presence on away teams as "Neelix has conned the rest of them into thinking he's a survival expert." With Tom (the only nurse on ''Voyager'') on an away mission with the Doctor in "Dark Frontier", Chuck wonders who's in charge of Sick Bay and suspects it's Mr. "Toilet Brush" himself. What follows is a short scene with Neelix claiming he is fully qualified to be a doctor because he watered some plants once... after [[HalfTruth accidentally setting off the galley's sprinkler system]]. He then prescribes his patient some "blue stuff".

* IfYouDieICallYourStuff: When Tom Paris is pronounced medically-"dead" in "Threshold", the EMH silently calls dibs on his belongings (pointedly, his Music/{{Creed}} collection) then later refuses to give it back.

* TheBeard:
** It's a running gag that Libby is clearly this for Harry.
** ReplacementGoldfish: The reason why Harry married Tom's daughter in "Before and After";
--->'''Chuck''': After all, screwing Tom's daughter is one step away from screwing Tom himself!

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* FictionalHoliday: He regularly invents religious holidays that are "sacred to his people" to avoid doing menial tasks. Rituals performed on said holidays tend to involve him being alone in a shuttlepod with plenty of booze and [[ADateWithRosiePalms lots of baby oil]]. ("Initiations")

* ToTheBatNoun: Chakotay's Sacred [insert noun here]!
-->''[clutches head]'' "Agh! I shouldn't have drunk that Sacred Smoothie so quickly!"

* GreenEyedMonster: Suggests the real reason for her venomous attitude toward Seven of Nine isn't because she's [[FantasticRacism a Borg]] or [[InsufferableGenius a wunderkind]], but because Janeway puts her in charge of all the cools things Torres ''used'' to do. ("Message in a Bottle")

* MiseryBuildsCharacter: Admiral Janeway ([[NamesTheSame Janeway's father, not what Captain Janeway would become]]) was a big proponent of this trope, putting Janeway and her sister through torturous {{Death Trap}}s as children. But it was all worth it to produce Starfleet's most balanced, by-the-book, and sexually regular Captain!

* [[ClingyJealousGirl Clingy Jealous Guy]]: Becomes insane with jealousy at any man who so much as ''looks'' at Kes, to the point of stalking her throughout the ship ("Parturition"). While his jealousy of [[TheCharmer ladies man]] Tom Paris is somewhat justifiable, the same can't be said of his jealousy towards the Doctor, a hologram who initially lacked any ''[[BarbieDollAnatomy genitalia]]'' altogether! ("Elogium") He also gets paranoid about the fact Kes can remember where on the ship various crewmen's quarters are, even though he knows she has a photographic memory ("Twisted").