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* WaterfallShower: Empath and Smurfette take separate showers in the waterfall during their honeymoon in "Empath's Honeymoon". It is during Smurfette's shower that Empath tests the limits of how much and when he can touch Smurfette with his touch-telepathy when she is in the shower.
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* SexIsGood: The Smurfs in this series don't seem to have a problem with sex, as long as its participants are married. The Imaginarium, which is the closest thing the story series has to ''Franchise/StarTrek'''s holodecks, does provide the male Smurfs who aren't married an outlet for their sexual needs, which is mentioned in a few stories.
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''Empath: The Luckiest Smurf'' is a fanfiction series created by Vic George that is based on Franchise/TheSmurfs. It features his main character Empath Smurf, who is born with [[{{Telepathy}} telepathic]] and [[MindOverMatter telekinetic abilities]]. It is set in [[PatchworkFic its own universe]] mostly based around the [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs cartoon show]], but also featuring characters from ComicBook/TheSmurfs comic books, Sony Pictures' live-action ''Film/TheSmurfs'' film series, ''WesternAnimation/SmurfsTheLostVillage'', ''ComicBook/JohanAndPeewit'', and [[MerchandiseDriven the [=PVC=] toy character line]]. The body of his work can be found on [[http://www.vicgeorge419.net Vic George's Imaginarium]] and also on the [[http://smurfsfanon.wikia.com Smurfs Fanon Wiki]].
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''Empath: The Luckiest Smurf'' is a fanfiction series created by Vic George that is based on Franchise/TheSmurfs. It features his main character Empath Smurf, who is born with [[{{Telepathy}} telepathic]] and [[MindOverMatter telekinetic abilities]]. It is set in [[PatchworkFic its own universe]] mostly based around the [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs cartoon show]], but also featuring characters from ComicBook/TheSmurfs comic books, Sony Pictures' live-action ''Film/TheSmurfs'' film series, ''WesternAnimation/SmurfsTheLostVillage'', ''ComicBook/JohanAndPeewit'', and [[MerchandiseDriven the [=PVC=] toy character line]]. line]].
The body of his work can be found on [[http://www.vicgeorge419.net Vic George's Imaginarium]] and also on the [[http://smurfsfanon.wikia.com Smurfs Fanon Wiki]]. There's also ''Reporter's Inside Stories'', which is a series of interviews with Smurf characters from the main series, and ''A Narrator's Story'', which consists of non-canonical adaptations of existing Smurfs comic book stories.
The body of his work can be found on [[http://www.vicgeorge419.net Vic George's Imaginarium]] and also on the [[http://smurfsfanon.wikia.com Smurfs Fanon Wiki]]. There's also ''Reporter's Inside Stories'', which is a series of interviews with Smurf characters from the main series, and ''A Narrator's Story'', which consists of non-canonical adaptations of existing Smurfs comic book stories.
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* BubblePipe: In a ''Reporter's Inside Stories'' interview with Papa Smurf, which is part of this series, Papa Smurf is seen with a smoking pipe and is chided by Reporter about how harmful smoking is... until he sees that Papa Smurf is blowing bubbles with his pipe.
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* SilverBullet: Duncan [=McSmurf=] carries around a silver dart that he could fling really fast at a were-Smurf if necessary. This is revealed in the story "The Night Of The Weresmurf" where Brainy is being transformed into a were-Smurf.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: The origin of the Smurfs being changed from them all being Papa Smurf's sons that were born by DeliveryStork to them being sons of Papa Smurf's fellow Smurfs, with the parents dying off from an OnlyFatalToAdults [[ThePlague plague]] and Papa Smurf being forced to adopt them all as his sons.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Due to the Smurfs of Empath's generation all having had parents, Hefty and Handy are twin brothers, with Grouchy and Sassette also being their brother and sister, respectively.
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** Due to the Smurfs of Empath's generation all having had parents, Hefty and Handy are twin brothers, with Grouchy and Sassette also being their brother and sister,respectively.respectively.
** Since 2011, Gargamel refers to Smurfette as his "daughter", like in the Sony Pictures' live-action movies and ''Smurfs: The Lost Village''. Smurfette rarely if ever reciprocates the affections.
** Due to the Smurfs of Empath's generation all having had parents, Hefty and Handy are twin brothers, with Grouchy and Sassette also being their brother and sister,
** Since 2011, Gargamel refers to Smurfette as his "daughter", like in the Sony Pictures' live-action movies and ''Smurfs: The Lost Village''. Smurfette rarely if ever reciprocates the affections.
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''Empath: The Luckiest Smurf'' is a fanfiction series created by Vic George that is based on Franchise/TheSmurfs. It features his main character Empath Smurf, who is born with [[{{Telepathy}} telepathic]] and [[MindOverMatter telekinetic abilities]]. It is set in [[PatchworkFic its own universe]] mostly based around the [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs cartoon show]], but also featuring characters from ComicBook/TheSmurfs comic books, Sony Pictures' live-action ''Film/TheSmurfs'' film series, ''ComicBook/JohanAndPeewit'', and [[MerchandiseDriven the [=PVC=] toy character line]]. The body of his work can be found on [[http://www.vicgeorge419.net Vic George's Imaginarium]] and also on the [[http://smurfsfanon.wikia.com Smurfs Fanon Wiki]].
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''Empath: The Luckiest Smurf'' is a fanfiction series created by Vic George that is based on Franchise/TheSmurfs. It features his main character Empath Smurf, who is born with [[{{Telepathy}} telepathic]] and [[MindOverMatter telekinetic abilities]]. It is set in [[PatchworkFic its own universe]] mostly based around the [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs cartoon show]], but also featuring characters from ComicBook/TheSmurfs comic books, Sony Pictures' live-action ''Film/TheSmurfs'' film series, ''WesternAnimation/SmurfsTheLostVillage'', ''ComicBook/JohanAndPeewit'', and [[MerchandiseDriven the [=PVC=] toy character line]]. The body of his work can be found on [[http://www.vicgeorge419.net Vic George's Imaginarium]] and also on the [[http://smurfsfanon.wikia.com Smurfs Fanon Wiki]].
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* LiteraryAllusionTitle: "For The Smurf Of Money" is based on 1 Tim 6:10 in Literature/TheBible, "For the love of money is the root of all evil..."
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** "For The Smurf Of Money" is based on 1 Tim 6:10 in Literature/TheBible, "For the love of money is the root of all evil...""
** "The Smurf Of Solomon" is both a PragmaticAdaptation and an AdaptationExpansion of The Song Of Solomon.
** "For The Smurf Of Money" is based on 1 Tim 6:10 in Literature/TheBible, "For the love of money is the root of all evil...
** "The Smurf Of Solomon" is both a PragmaticAdaptation and an AdaptationExpansion of The Song Of Solomon.
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** "The Smurf Of Solomon" is both a PragmaticAdaptation and an AdaptationExpansion of The Song Of Solomon.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: There's a list of the 100 or so Smurf characters in Empath's generation of Smurfs, and then there's also the Smurfettes and the next generation of Smurfs.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Due to the Smurfs of Empath's generation all having had parents, Hefty and Handy are twin brothers, with Grouchy and Sassette also being their brother and sister, respectively.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Due to the Smurfs of Empath's generation all having had parents, Hefty and Handy are twin brothers, with Grouchy and Sassette also being their brother and sister, respectively.
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* OriginalCharacter: Tapper, as he is not based on any known existing Smurf character in any part of the franchise or PVC toy character merchandise.
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* DeusExMachina: In "The Other Smurfette" during the court case between Empath and Hogatha as Wonderette, Empath was declared guilty of sexual assault unto Wonderette due to the lack of evidence supporting Empath's claim that Wonderette had raped him and was ready to be sentenced to banishment and complete loss of use of his abilities when the mysterious Attorney Smurf appears, has Wonderette confess her true identity and what she did, has Wonderette change back to her true self as Hogatha while blocking her magical ability, and then teleports her out of the village, leaving Papa Smurf with no choice but to declare the court case a mistrial and Empath innocent of all charges against him. Lampshaded by Empath himself when he says that instead of him winning the case, Attorney Smurf just came out of nowhere and won the case for him. Justified, as it turns out that Attorney Smurf was actually sent by God to defend Empath on the behalf of Tapper.
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* TheVamp: Princess Chamelianne in "Empath The Wartmonger".
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* TheVamp: Princess Chamelianne in "Empath The Wartmonger".Wartmonger", and Hogatha as the female Smurf Wonderette in "The Other Smurfette". The former used magic and mental manipulation to turn Empath into a Wartmonger and have him go after the Pussywillow Pixies. The latter used similar trickery to physically rape Empath and then have him vilified by accusing him as the one who raped her.
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: In "The Other Smurfette", Hogatha as a female Smurf named Wonderette takes Empath out on a moonlight walk where they go to a private place and just kiss, but Empath realizes that Wonderette wants to have sex with him and refuses to go along with it. Wonderette uses her magic powers to strip Empath of his clothes and have him lie naked and spread-eagled on the ground so that she cound mount him and rape him. Later, to cover her tracks, Wonderette has Empath accused of raping her instead so that Empath would be vilified. This was played for drama.
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* IllBeInMyBunk: In "The Other Smurfette", Handy, Carpenter, and Mason get turned on by Hogatha appearing before them as a beautiful female Smurf named Wonderette. In fact, they're so turned on by her that Handy says, "If anyone needs me, I'm going to be in the Imaginarium," and afterward Carpenter and Mason both say, "We're smurfing turns after him!"
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* DrugsAreBad: More specifically, smurfnip is ''supposed'' to be bad for you.
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* DrugsAreBad: More specifically, smurfnip is ''supposed'' to be bad for you.you, though the Smurfs encounter a much worse drug -- pixie dust, which nearly kills Vanity after snorting it.
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* {{Perfumigation}}: In "Smurfette's Genie", Hefty comments about the perfume emanating from her house being very strong for his liking.
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* FantasticDrug: Smurfnip, which is used as a stand-in for pot with the associated MarijuanaIsLSD trope. A telltale way to know that someone is stoned on smurfnip is that the whites of their eyes turn green. Pixie dust, as seen with a Smurf in a MirrorUniverse inhaling it, is their analog to cocaine. There's also psychelium, a drug that the Psyches are forced to use to inhibit emotional expression. And there's moonberries, which cause the Smurfs to start eating the roofs of their mushroom houses, thinking that they have hidden magical properties that can cause hallucinations.
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* FantasticDrug: Smurfnip, which is used as a stand-in for pot with the associated MarijuanaIsLSD trope. A telltale way to know that someone is stoned on smurfnip is that the whites of their eyes turn green. Pixie dust, as seen with a Smurf in a MirrorUniverse and normal Vanity in "The High Cost Of Smurfing" inhaling it, is their analog to cocaine. There's also psychelium, a drug that the Psyches are forced to use to inhibit emotional expression. There's glowberries, which gives hallucinations when eaten along with a sour stomach and a bad case of "[[BringMyBrownPants smurfarrhea]]". And there's moonberries, which cause the Smurfs to start eating the roofs of their mushroom houses, thinking that they have hidden magical properties that can cause hallucinations.
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* TheFourLoves: The cherubs of this series are loosely based on this concept: Cupid, who represents pure romantic love; Charity; who represents ''agape''; Phileo, who represents brotherly love; and Xenia, who represents love for strangers. And there's also the rogue cherub Eros, who represents lust.
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* FantasticDrug: Smurfnip, which is used as a stand-in for pot with the associated MarijuanaIsLSD trope. A telltale way to know that someone is stoned on smurfnip is that the whites of their eyes turn green. Pixie dust, as seen with a Smurf in a MirrorUniverse inhaling it, is their analog to cocaine. There's also psychelium, a drug that the Psyches are forced to use to inhibit emotional expression. And there's moonberries, which cause the Smurfs to start eating the roofs of their mushroom houses, thinking that they have hidden magical properties that can cause hallucinations.
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* OhCrapThereAreFanficsOfUs: Most of the Smurfs don't seem bothered to be watching a horror movie created by Actor Smurf that features themselves in it.
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** Most of the Smurfs don't seem bothered to be watching a horror movie created by Actor Smurf that features themselves init.it.
** Brainy's daughter Sophia writes one called "The Once And Smurfy King", which is basically a fictional account of King Smurf that is based on the comic book interpretation of the story.
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** Brainy's daughter Sophia writes one called "The Once And Smurfy King", which is basically a fictional account of King Smurf that is based on the comic book interpretation of the story.
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* SexualExtortion: In "Smurfette's Genie", when Smurfette finds a girl genie and tries hiding her from her fellow Smurfs, both Brainy and Hefty find out by sneaking a peek through her windows. Hefty tries to blackmail Smurfette into going on a date with him to keep his silence about the genie, but Smurfette refuses and goes back to her house in tears, wishing Hefty would know what it would feel like to be a Smurfette. Her genie fulfills that wish by giving Hefty an incomplete GenderBender to embarrass him.
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* MirrorUniverse: "Smurfed Behind: The Other Side Of The Mirror" introduces a Mirror Universe where the Smurfs in it are all red-skinned and are all evil all the time, and where their main adversary Gargamel is always good. And true to the title of the story, the way to that universe and back is through a MagicMirror called the Janus Mirror, which appears in both universes as a gateway.
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''Empath: The Luckiest Smurf'' is a fanfiction series created by Vic George that is based on Franchise/TheSmurfs. It features his main character Empath Smurf, who is born with [[{{Telepathy}} telepathic]] and [[MindOverMatter telekinetic abilities]]. It is set in [[PatchworkFic its own universe]] mostly based around the [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs cartoon show]], but also featuring characters from ComicBook/TheSmurfs comic books, Sony Pictures' live-action ''Film/TheSmurfs'' film series, ''ComicBooks/JohanAndPeewit'', and [[MerchandiseDriven the [=PVC=] toy character line]]. The body of his work can be found on [[http://www.vicgeorge419.net Vic George's Imaginarium]] and also on the [[http://smurfsfanon.wikia.com Smurfs Fanon Wiki]].
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''Empath: The Luckiest Smurf'' is a fanfiction series created by Vic George that is based on Franchise/TheSmurfs. It features his main character Empath Smurf, who is born with [[{{Telepathy}} telepathic]] and [[MindOverMatter telekinetic abilities]]. It is set in [[PatchworkFic its own universe]] mostly based around the [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs cartoon show]], but also featuring characters from ComicBook/TheSmurfs comic books, Sony Pictures' live-action ''Film/TheSmurfs'' film series, ''ComicBooks/JohanAndPeewit'', ''ComicBook/JohanAndPeewit'', and [[MerchandiseDriven the [=PVC=] toy character line]]. The body of his work can be found on [[http://www.vicgeorge419.net Vic George's Imaginarium]] and also on the [[http://smurfsfanon.wikia.com Smurfs Fanon Wiki]].
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* VideoPhone: In "Smurfette's Evil Mirror", Smurfette's MagicMirror compact (from ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'' episode "The Smurfette" and "Smurfette Unmade") becomes the basis for Handy developing the portable telesmurf for his fellow Smurfs, allowing them to communicate with each other via a magical video phone.
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* BuryYourGays: In one of the mini-stories titled "Why Can't It Be Love", Mother Nature informs Empath that even she has to deal with creatures that can't be permitted to love anyone but the opposite sex.
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* ShrineToTheFallen: In the novel, Papa Smurf has a statue erected of [[spoiler:his son]] Empath as an adult when he was presumed dead by the hand of the Psyche Master when he was still an infant. Later on, though, when Papa Smurf found out Empath was still alive, the statue was converted to one promising hope that Empath would someday leave Psychelia, which in turn gets perverted into a shrine for Empath's fellow Smurfs to worship him as their hero who would someday deliver them from the greatest evil of all —- namely, Gargamel.
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* ShrineToTheFallen: In the novel, Papa Smurf has a statue erected of [[spoiler:his son]] Empath as an adult when he was presumed dead by the hand of the Psyche Master when he was still an infant. Later on, though, when Papa Smurf found out Empath was still alive, the statue was converted to one promising hope that Empath would someday leave Psychelia, which in turn gets perverted into a shrine for Empath's fellow Smurfs to worship him as their hero who would someday deliver them from the greatest evil of all —- — namely, Gargamel.
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* ShrineToTheFallen: In the novel, Papa Smurf has a statue erected of [[spoiler:his son]] Empath as an adult when he was presumed dead by the hand of the Psyche Master when he was still an infant. Later on, though, when Papa Smurf found out Empath was still alive, the statue was converted to one promising hope that Empath would someday leave Psychelia, which in turn gets perverted into a shrine for Empath's fellow Smurfs to worship him as their hero who would someday deliver them from the greatest evil of all —- namely, Gargamel.
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''Empath: The Luckiest Smurf'' is a fanfiction series created by Vic George that is based on Franchise/TheSmurfs. It features his main character Empath Smurf, who is born with [[{{Telepathy}} telepathic]] and [[MindOverMatter telekinetic abilities]]. It is set in [[PatchworkFic its own universe]] mostly based around the [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs cartoon show]], but also featuring characters from ComicBook/TheSmurfs comic books, Sony Pictures' live-action ''Film/TheSmurfs'' film series, ''ComicBooks/JohanAndPeewit'', and [[MerchandiseDriven the [=PVC=] toy character line]]. The body of his work can be found on [[http://www.vicgeorge419.net Vic George's Imaginarium]] and also on the [[http://smurfsfanon.wikia.com Smurfs Fanon Wiki]].[[labelnote:readthis]](This troper, who does not know how to make a note, advises you to be careful reading My Unsmurfy Valentine, because Tapper mentions he fears Vanity possibly being gay, and Clumsy is told his crush on another male Smurf is "just a phase." It made this troper very uncomfortable.)[[/labelnote]]
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''Empath: The Luckiest Smurf'' is a fanfiction series created by Vic George that is based on Franchise/TheSmurfs. It features his main character Empath Smurf, who is born with [[{{Telepathy}} telepathic]] and [[MindOverMatter telekinetic abilities]]. It is set in [[PatchworkFic its own universe]] mostly based around the [[WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs cartoon show]], but also featuring characters from ComicBook/TheSmurfs comic books, Sony Pictures' live-action ''Film/TheSmurfs'' film series, ''ComicBooks/JohanAndPeewit'', and [[MerchandiseDriven the [=PVC=] toy character line]]. The body of his work can be found on [[http://www.vicgeorge419.net Vic George's Imaginarium]] and also on the [[http://smurfsfanon.wikia.com Smurfs Fanon Wiki]].[[labelnote:readthis]](This troper, who does not know how to make a note, advises you to be careful reading My Unsmurfy Valentine, because Tapper mentions he fears Vanity possibly being gay, and Clumsy is told his crush on another male Smurf is "just a phase." It made this troper very uncomfortable.)[[/labelnote]]
