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* ExpectingSomeoneTaller: When Kaine and his allies first meet High Castellan Komptin on the prison world, they are visibly dumbfounded when their tormentor turns out to be a short, squat humanoid who barely coems up to Kaine's chest, which irritates Komptin greatly as they ultimately burst out laughing.
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* ExpectingSomeoneTaller: When Kaine and his allies first meet High Castellan Komptin on the prison world, they are visibly dumbfounded when their tormentor turns out to be a short, squat humanoid who barely coems comes up to Kaine's chest, which irritates Komptin greatly as they ultimately burst out laughing.
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* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: After [[spoiler: Gammid kills Javi]], one of Javi's Ligis-bearer teammates, a teleporter, uses one of her portals to cut Gammid in half. He dies.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: Evinlea has bright crimson eyes, and is a selfish bitch who ultimately betrays her own universe for personal power.
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''Negation'' is a ComicBook published by Creator/CrossGen. It tells the story of a group of mismatched characters who suddenly themselves transported to another universe.
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''Negation'' is a ComicBook published by Creator/CrossGen. It tells the story of [[RagtagBunchOfMisfits a group of mismatched characters characters]] who suddenly themselves transported to another universe.
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* AlienLandmass: The first, prequel issue begins with one hundred abductees waking up on a strange planet where everything feels "wrong". The sun comes and goes as it pleases, the rocks have ribbed surfaces, hook in crescent shapes topped off by ''horns'', and some are covered in odd sludge and are filled with bones. The only edible plants grow ''eyeballs'' as fruit. The finale to the prequel reveals that the planet is a testing ground within a parallel universe, and the enemies conducting the experiment are invaders testing the limits of people from our universe.
* ArcSymbol: The Sigil, eponymous sign from ''ComicBook/TheSigil'', is a red-and-yellow mark which serves as both the [=CrossGen=] company logo, and is the source of supernatural power for many of its characters, being imprinted on their body.
* BadassNormal: Obregon Kaine, a human with no superhuman qualities but who manages to successfully challenge the plans of the Negation time and time again. Deconstructed in that, when the Sigil-empowered Atlantean Gammid joins the group, a schism occurs, with many being drawn to Gammid as their leader instead.
* ArcSymbol: The Sigil, eponymous sign from ''ComicBook/TheSigil'', is a red-and-yellow mark which serves as both the [=CrossGen=] company logo, and is the source of supernatural power for many of its characters, being imprinted on their body.
* BadassNormal: Obregon Kaine, a human with no superhuman qualities but who manages to successfully challenge the plans of the Negation time and time again. Deconstructed in that, when the Sigil-empowered Atlantean Gammid joins the group, a schism occurs, with many being drawn to Gammid as their leader instead.
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* AlienLandmass: The first, prequel issue begins with one hundred abductees waking up on a strange planet where everything feels "wrong". The sun comes and goes as it pleases, the rocks have ribbed surfaces, hook in crescent shapes topped off by ''horns'', and some are covered in odd sludge and are filled with bones. The only edible plants grow ''eyeballs'' as fruit. The finale to the prequel reveals that the planet is a testing ground within a parallel universe, and the enemies conducting the experiment are invaders testing the limits of people from our universe.
* ArcSymbol: The Sigil, eponymous sign from''ComicBook/TheSigil'', ''ComicBook/{{Sigil}}'', is a red-and-yellow mark which serves as both the [=CrossGen=] company logo, and is the source of supernatural power for many of its characters, being imprinted on their body.
* BadassNormal: ObregonKaine, Kaine is a human with no superhuman qualities but who manages to successfully challenge the plans of the Negation time and time again. Deconstructed in that, when the Sigil-empowered Atlantean Gammid joins the group, a schism occurs, with many being drawn to Gammid as their leader instead.
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* [[JerkassGods Jerkass Goddess]]: Evinlea is arrogant and concerned only with her own affairs. It earns her the dislike of her own party, which is ultimately proven justified when she betrays them all and literally hooks up with Charon for power.
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* [[JerkassGods Jerkass Goddess]]: Evinlea is arrogant and concerned only with her own affairs. It earns her the dislike of her own party, which is ultimately proven justified when she betrays them all and literally hooks up with Charon for power.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: Evinlea has bright crimson eyes, and is a selfish bastard who ultimately betrays her own universe for personal power.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: Evinlea has bright crimson eyes, and is a selfish bastard bitch who ultimately betrays her own universe for personal power.
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* InfantImmortality: Justified; baby Memi is NighInvulnerable to the point that Charon has her placed at ground zero for detonating a ''nuke'' and she's unscathed. Her mother Zaida has the same ability, but she insists that the're both perfectly normal humans.
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* InfantImmortality: ImprobableInfantSurvival: Justified; baby Memi is NighInvulnerable to the point that Charon has her placed at ground zero for detonating a ''nuke'' and she's unscathed. Her mother Zaida has the same ability, but she insists that the're both perfectly normal humans.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: "BOHICA," which stands for "Bend over, here it comes again."
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* BadassNormal: Obregon Kaine, a human with no superhuman qualities.
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* BadassNormal: Obregon Kaine, a human with no superhuman qualities.qualities but who manages to successfully challenge the plans of the Negation time and time again. Deconstructed in that, when the Sigil-empowered Atlantean Gammid joins the group, a schism occurs, with many being drawn to Gammid as their leader instead.
* CannibalismSuperpower: As a Saurian, Khylstek can absorb memories and useful genetic material by consuming flesh from other creatures. Early on, she gains webbed hands and crimson skin by eating one of the walrus-like guards of an icy water-world. Later on, she gains small, round, beast-like ears by consuming the weasel-like inhabitants of another world, which also gives her the ability to see into a unique spectrum. Finally, in issue #26, she eats one of Zaida's hairs to determine who she really is, which also gives her orange eyes.
* DeathWorld: Karakorum is one of roughly five worlds in the Negation universe that've been sealed off by Charon's decree. Its residents, the Karaki, shapeshift between peaceful-seeming bipeds and monstrous quadrupedal predators, and use any living being that lands on their world as a living gateway to the species' homeworld, where they devour the entire species and then return.
* CannibalismSuperpower: As a Saurian, Khylstek can absorb memories and useful genetic material by consuming flesh from other creatures. Early on, she gains webbed hands and crimson skin by eating one of the walrus-like guards of an icy water-world. Later on, she gains small, round, beast-like ears by consuming the weasel-like inhabitants of another world, which also gives her the ability to see into a unique spectrum. Finally, in issue #26, she eats one of Zaida's hairs to determine who she really is, which also gives her orange eyes.
* DeathWorld: Karakorum is one of roughly five worlds in the Negation universe that've been sealed off by Charon's decree. Its residents, the Karaki, shapeshift between peaceful-seeming bipeds and monstrous quadrupedal predators, and use any living being that lands on their world as a living gateway to the species' homeworld, where they devour the entire species and then return.
* ExpectingSomeoneTaller: When Kaine and his allies first meet High Castellan Komptin on the prison world, they are visibly dumbfounded when their tormentor turns out to be a short, squat humanoid who barely coems up to Kaine's chest, which irritates Komptin greatly as they ultimately burst out laughing.
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* GodEmperor: Charon, the Emperor of the Negation, is regarded as a god.
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* GodEmperor: Charon, the Emperor of the Negation, is regarded as a god.god for his sheer power.
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* InfantImmortality: Justified; baby Memi is NighInvulnerable to the point that Charon has her placed at ground zero for detonating a ''nuke'' and she's unscathed. Her mother Zaida has the same ability, but she insists that the're both perfectly normal humans.
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* KickTheDog: Komptin betrays his loyal Kaliman Retriever, Gullit, by leaving him the Karaki. Soon afterwards, he kills his own mother and little brother to regain his place in the Negation military.
* KillerRabbit: Kaliman Retrievers look like bear-sized hairless bulldogs. They are, in fact, extremely intelligent (they can memorize a thousand verbal commands, speak to other Retrievers in a language of scents with basic grammar and syntax, and can even read simple words in the Kaliman native language) and prodigiously strong, with multiple NestedMouths and a savage temperament. Komptin's pet, Gullit, actually kills several dozen of the dreaded Karaki on its own.
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: The heroes of the series are a random assortment of beings taken from various worlds throughout the Crossgen universe. They include an evil member of the First, an Atlantean woman who spends the first half of the series convinced she's dreaming everything, a female LizardFolk alien with CannibalismSuperpower, a wizard, a pair of Sigil-marked thieves, and one ordinary human soldier.
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* TransplantedHumans: After joining the group, Gammid the Atlantean asserts that the various humans in the group, despite coming from different homeworlds, must all be descended from colonies of the original humans of his world, Earth.
* TrappedInAnotherWorld: The basic plot of the series; our protagonists were plucked from various worlds in the "Bright Universe" to serve as guinea pigs to
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* ArcSymbol: The Sigil, eponymous sign from ''ComicBook/TheSigil'', is a red-and-yellow mark which serves as both the CrossGen company logo, and is the source of supernatural power for many of its characters, being imprinted on their body.
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* AlienLandmass: The first, prequel issue begins with one hundred abductees waking up on a strange planet where everything feels "wrong". The sun comes and goes as it pleases, the rocks have ribbed surfaces, hook in crescent shapes topped off by ''horns'', and some are covered in odd sludge and are filled with bones. The only edible plants grow ''eyeballs'' as fruit. The finale to the prequel reveals that the planet is a testing ground within a parallel universe, and the enemies conducting the experiment are invaders testing the limits of people from our universe.
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'''''Negation''''' is a ComicBook published by [=CrossGen=]. It tells the story of a group of mismatched characters who suddenly themselves transported to another universe.
The series lasted 27 issues, with four trade paperbacks being released.
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!!This series contains examples of the following tropes:
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* BadassNormal: Obregon Kaine, a human with no superhuman qualities.
* BlondesAreEvil: Evinlea
* DestructoNookie: Evinlea and Charon engage in this in issue #26, resulting in the population of an entire planet being wiped out.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: "BOHICA," which stands for "Bend over, here it comes again."
* GodCouple: Charon and Evinlea, after they hook up in issue #26.
* GodEmperor: Charon, the Emperor of the Negation, is regarded as a god.
* HotGod: Evinlea is quite beautiful.
* ImprobablePilotingSkills: Westin
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* [[JerkassGods Jerkass Goddess]]: Evinlea is arrogant and concerned only with her own affairs.
* LizardFolk: Khylstek
* MysticalWhiteHair: Khlystek
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** Evinlea, who is a member of [[ComicBook/TheFirst the First]].
** Charon, the ruler of the Negation.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: Evinlea
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%%* TrappedInAnotherWorld
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The series lasted 27 issues, with four trade paperbacks being released.
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!!This series contains examples of the following tropes:
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* BadassNormal: Obregon Kaine, a human with no superhuman qualities.
* BlondesAreEvil: Evinlea
* DestructoNookie: Evinlea and Charon engage in this in issue #26, resulting in the population of an entire planet being wiped out.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: "BOHICA," which stands for "Bend over, here it comes again."
* GodCouple: Charon and Evinlea, after they hook up in issue #26.
* GodEmperor: Charon, the Emperor of the Negation, is regarded as a god.
* HotGod: Evinlea is quite beautiful.
* ImprobablePilotingSkills: Westin
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* [[JerkassGods Jerkass Goddess]]: Evinlea is arrogant and concerned only with her own affairs.
* LizardFolk: Khylstek
* MysticalWhiteHair: Khlystek
* PhysicalGod:
** Evinlea, who is a member of [[ComicBook/TheFirst the First]].
** Charon, the ruler of the Negation.
%%* RagtagBunchOfMisfits
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Evinlea
%%* TransplantedHumans
%%* TrappedInAnotherWorld
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