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** As if that wasn't enough to establish it as HellIsThatNoise to the characters, then came "[S] Equius: Seek the highb100d". After you enter the vent as Nepeta, it's dark, you have no idea where Gamzee is, and [[NothingIsScarier all the music stops]] save for... [[http://homestuck.bandcamp.com/track/blackest-heart-with-honks this]]. ''And you can hear the honking''.

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** As if that wasn't enough to establish it as HellIsThatNoise a horrible noise to the characters, then came "[S] Equius: Seek the highb100d". After you enter the vent as Nepeta, it's dark, you have no idea where Gamzee is, and [[NothingIsScarier all the music stops]] save for... [[http://homestuck.bandcamp.com/track/blackest-heart-with-honks this]]. ''And you can hear the honking''.
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** [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/1658 This conversation]] explains the abortion of ''Webcomic/SweetBroAndHellaJeff'''s nacho party arc -- Dave got tired of it and decided to pull the plug early.

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** [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/1658 This conversation]] explains the abortion of ''Webcomic/SweetBroAndHellaJeff'''s nacho party arc -- Dave got tired of it and decided to pull the plug early.early (which was sorta the plan).



** Act 7 itself wraps up the majority of the plot, but leaves a number of threads hanging. However, ''Literature/TheHomestuckEpilogues'' have been released.

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** Act 7 itself wraps up the majority of the plot, but leaves a number of threads hanging. However, ''Literature/TheHomestuckEpilogues'' have been released.released, picking up some of these threads.



** Invoked in-universe, [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/4372 from Karkat's POV]] when John sends him and the others a letter in a bucket. Buckets are used in Alternian society to ''collect reproductive material''. Not helping is the line in the note saying "We all contributed to the contents of this bucket". Played with even a bit more before, as Jade chastises John and tells him to "throw [a bucket] through my mysterious portal"

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** Invoked in-universe, [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/4372 from Karkat's POV]] when John sends him and the others a letter in a bucket. Buckets are used in Alternian society to ''collect reproductive material''. Not helping is the line in the note saying "We all contributed to the contents of this bucket". Played with even a bit more before, as Jade chastises John and tells him to "throw [a bucket] through my mysterious portal"portal".



* AdultsAreUseless: Played straight at first, as John's father seems to care more about baking then the imminent danger he is in, Rose's mother seems to be near insane, Jade's grandfather is dead, and Dave's parents are no-where to be seen. Later subverted however, as John's Dad *SINGLEHANDEDLY* escaped from his captors, with none of the advanced weapons the children have. Rose's Mother opens the door that allows Rose into the laboratory, which saves them both, and eventually also singlehandedly slays a large monster. Dave's Bro slices a meteor in half with a katana. Jade's Grandfather turns out to be alive, and is piloting a spaceship which carries John's Dad and Rose's Mother.

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* AdultsAreUseless: Played straight at first, as John's father seems to care more about baking then the imminent danger he is in, Rose's mother seems to be near insane, Jade's grandfather is dead, and Dave's parents are no-where to be seen. Later subverted however, as John's Dad *SINGLEHANDEDLY* escaped from his captors, with none of the advanced weapons the children have. Rose's Mother opens the door that allows Rose into the laboratory, which saves them both, and eventually also singlehandedly slays a large monster. Dave's Bro slices a meteor in half with a katana. Jade's Grandfather turns out to be alive, alive due to time shenanigans, and is piloting a spaceship which carries John's Dad and Rose's Mother.



** Calliope and Caliborn grow up on a planet that is later revealed to be the post-scratch version of Earth, long after all human life has gone extinct and its sun began to die.

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** Calliope and Caliborn grow up on a planet that is later revealed to be the post-scratch version of Earth, Earth in Universe C, long after all human life has gone extinct and its sun began to die.



** The final form of Skaia is certainly non-euclidean.

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** The final form of Skaia the Skaian battlefield is certainly non-euclidean.



** Every player has at least one "dreamself," who usually begins the game sleeping in a tower on either Prospit or Derse. The dreamself can act as an "extra life" for the player, and once dreamselves have woken up at least once they allow a player to be in two places at once.

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** Every player has at least typically one "dreamself," who usually begins the game sleeping in a tower on either Prospit or Derse. The dreamself can act as an "extra life" for the player, and once dreamselves have woken up at least once they allow a player to be in two places at once.



* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: When trolls are grubs, their eyes and bodies are their blood colors. Once they pupate, their skin and eye colors become the same between all trolls, however they fill in with blood pigment as the trolls get older. The twelve main trolls are still young enough for their eyes to be uniformly gray-and-yellow.

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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: When trolls are grubs, their eyes and bodies are their blood colors. Once they pupate, their skin and eye colors become the same between all trolls, however they fill the latter fills in with blood pigment as the trolls get older. The twelve main trolls are still young enough for their eyes to be uniformly gray-and-yellow.
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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: The Intermission initially seems like a small MythologyGag-laden break from all of the Sburb shenanigans with the kids, but it does set up a lot of important pieces for the later Acts: Not only does Spades Slick become a major recurring character, it introduces the ApocalypseMaiden Snowman, sets up a lot of the StableTimeLoop shenanigans the comic would later explore in greater detail, is the first in-comic mention of [[GreaterScopeVillain Lord English]] and the end reveals the internet trolls harassing the kids were actually aliens.

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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: The Intermission initially seems like a small MythologyGag-laden break from all of the Sburb shenanigans with the kids, but it does set up a lot of important pieces for the later Acts: Not only does Spades Slick become a major recurring character, it introduces the ApocalypseMaiden BarrierMaiden Snowman, sets up a lot of the StableTimeLoop shenanigans the comic would later explore in greater detail, is the first in-comic mention of [[GreaterScopeVillain Lord English]] and the end reveals the internet trolls harassing the kids were actually aliens.
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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: The Intermission initially seems like a small MythologyGag-laden break from all of the Sburb shenanigans with the kids, but it does set up a lot of important pieces for the later Acts: It introduces the ApocalypseMaiden Snowman, sets up a lot of the StableTimeLoop shenanigans the comic would later explore in greater detail, is the first in-comic mention of [[GreaterScopeVillain Lord English]] and the end reveals the internet trolls harassing the kids were really aliens.

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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: The Intermission initially seems like a small MythologyGag-laden break from all of the Sburb shenanigans with the kids, but it does set up a lot of important pieces for the later Acts: It Not only does Spades Slick become a major recurring character, it introduces the ApocalypseMaiden Snowman, sets up a lot of the StableTimeLoop shenanigans the comic would later explore in greater detail, is the first in-comic mention of [[GreaterScopeVillain Lord English]] and the end reveals the internet trolls harassing the kids were really actually aliens.

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* InsistentTerminology: The '''Green Sun''' is always written in green with flickering letters (using an image file).

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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: The Intermission initially seems like a small MythologyGag-laden break from all of the Sburb shenanigans with the kids, but it does set up a lot of important pieces for the later Acts: It introduces the ApocalypseMaiden Snowman, sets up a lot of the StableTimeLoop shenanigans the comic would later explore in greater detail, is the first in-comic mention of [[GreaterScopeVillain Lord English]] and the end reveals the internet trolls harassing the kids were really aliens.
* InsistentTerminology: The '''Green Sun''' '''[[green:Green Sun]]''' is always written in green with flickering letters (using an image file).
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* FreezeFrameBonus:
** In [S] Seer: Ascend, a troll version of [[VideoGame/MonkeyIsland Guybrush Threepwood]] can be momentarily seen.
** In [S] Collide, one of the trolls stampede-attacking Lord English is Eridan holding cotton candy, sitting on the shoulder of Franchise/{{Shrek}}.
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For the interested, the classes are [[EntropyAndChaosMagic Bard]], [[BeneathTheMask Knight]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Heir]], [[GameBreaker Lord]], [[TheSmartGuy Mage]], [[TheMedic Maid]], [[TheParagon Muse]], [[StatusBuff Page]], [[BlackMage Prince]], [[JustLikeRobinHood Rogue]], [[{{Seers}} Seer]], [[WhiteMagicianGirl Sylph]], [[LovableRogue Thief]], [[TheRedMage Witch]] (though the powers of each class are strictly YMMV, this is just one possible interpretation). The aspects (which are more firmly defined) are [[BloodBrothers Blood]], [[BlowYouAway Breath]], [[YouCantFightFate Doom]], [[EmotionalPowers Heart]], [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve Hope]], [[GreenThumb Life]], [[WindsOfDestinyChange Light]], [[SuperIntelligence Mind]], [[UnstoppableRage Rage]], [[ThePowerOfCreation Space]], [[TimeTravel Time]], and [[PowerOfTheVoid Void]].

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For the interested, the classes are [[EntropyAndChaosMagic Bard]], [[BeneathTheMask Knight]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Heir]], [[GameBreaker Lord]], [[TheSmartGuy Mage]], [[TheMedic Maid]], [[TheParagon Muse]], [[StatusBuff Page]], [[BlackMage Prince]], [[JustLikeRobinHood Rogue]], [[{{Seers}} Seer]], [[WhiteMagicianGirl Sylph]], [[LovableRogue Thief]], [[TheRedMage Witch]] (though the powers of each class are strictly YMMV, this is just one possible interpretation). The aspects (which are more firmly defined) are [[BloodBrothers [[ThePowerOfBlood Blood]], [[BlowYouAway Breath]], [[YouCantFightFate Doom]], [[EmotionalPowers Heart]], [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve Hope]], [[GreenThumb Life]], [[WindsOfDestinyChange Light]], [[SuperIntelligence Mind]], [[UnstoppableRage Rage]], [[ThePowerOfCreation Space]], [[TimeTravel Time]], and [[PowerOfTheVoid Void]].



** The aspects are: [[BloodBrothers Blood,]] [[TimeMaster Time,]] [[ScrewDestiny Breath,]] [[YouCantFightFate Doom,]] [[TheEmpath Heart,]] [[RealityWarper Space,]] [[TheChessmaster Mind,]] [[MsExposition Light,]] [[PowerOfTheVoid Void,]] [[UnstoppableRage Rage,]] [[HotBlooded Hope,]] and [[LifeEnergy Life.]]

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** The aspects are: [[BloodBrothers [[ThePowerOfBlood Blood,]] [[TimeMaster Time,]] [[ScrewDestiny Breath,]] [[YouCantFightFate Doom,]] [[TheEmpath Heart,]] [[RealityWarper Space,]] [[TheChessmaster Mind,]] [[MsExposition Light,]] [[PowerOfTheVoid Void,]] [[UnstoppableRage Rage,]] [[HotBlooded Hope,]] and [[LifeEnergy Life.]]

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* AllJustADream: [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/3832 Here]], Doc Scratch [[TheReveal reveals]] that, from the [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/3774 coin flip onwards]], he had [[HalfTruth actually been describing]] a [[ForWantOfANail doomed alternate timeline in which Terezi let Vriska carry out her plan]], and that, in the alpha timeline, Terezi had [[SelfDefeatingProphecy foreseen that outcome and stabbed Vriska to avoid it]].

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* AllJustADream: [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/3832 Here]], Doc Scratch [[TheReveal reveals]] that, from the [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/3774 coin flip onwards]], he had [[HalfTruth actually been describing]] a [[ForWantOfANail [[PointOfDivergence doomed alternate timeline in which Terezi let Vriska carry out her plan]], and that, in the alpha timeline, Terezi had [[SelfDefeatingProphecy foreseen that outcome and stabbed Vriska to avoid it]].



* ButterflyOfDoom:
** It's quite common for apparently innocuous actions to be the root cause of truly massive consequences. Especially notable is the chain of events starting with Gamzee placing a harlequin doll in John's bedroom on Derse, which ultimately leads to Jack Noir destroying the Kids' universe. To clarify: the doll placed by Gamzee haunts John's dreams, causing his (and Dad's) obsession with harlequins; this leads to John's kernelsprite being prototyped with a harlequin, which causes the Black Queen to enforce a harlequin dress code in Derse; this causes Jack to go (even more) crazy, kill the Queen and steal her ring, which gives him enough power (after Bec's prototyping) do destroy an entire universe; which he promptly ''does''.
** Arguably the most significant example of this would be Vriska's death; although Terezi initially believes that killing her is the only way to ensure their victory, as Vriska was primarily responsible for Bec Noir's creation to begin with (and allowing her to battle him alone would have led to the deaths of all the remaining trolls), doing so actually dooms the entire party. Without Vriska, Terezi & Rose both completely lose their sense of self and their abilities are significantly weakened. In addition to this, none of the remaining trolls have the psychic ability to pacify the possessed Jade and Jane before they can start acting out the Condesce's plans, leading to every major character (except John and Roxy) dying for good in [S] Game Over.



* ForWantOfANail: It's quite common for apparently innocuous actions to be the root cause of truly massive consequences. Especially notable is the chain of events starting with Gamzee placing a harlequin doll in John's bedroom on Derse, which ultimately leads to Jack Noir destroying the Kids' universe. To clarify: the doll placed by Gamzee haunts John's dreams, causing his (and Dad's) obsession with harlequins; this leads to John's kernelsprite being prototyped with a harlequin, which causes the Black Queen to enforce a harlequin dress code in Derse; this causes Jack to go (even more) crazy, kill the Queen and steal her ring, which gives him enough power (after Bec's prototyping) do destroy an entire universe; which he promptly ''does''.
** Arguably the most significant example of this would be Vriska's death; although Terezi initially believes that killing her is the only way to ensure their victory, as Vriska was primarily responsible for Bec Noir's creation to begin with (and allowing her to battle him alone would have led to the deaths of all the remaining trolls), doing so actually dooms the entire party. Without Vriska, Terezi & Rose both completely lose their sense of self and their abilities are significantly weakened. In addition to this, none of the remaining trolls have the psychic ability to pacify the possessed Jade and Jane before they can start acting out the Condesce's plans, leading to every major character (except John and Roxy) dying for good in [S] Game Over.

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*** [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Vriska fights against Hussie because he wants to kill the cast.]]

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*** [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Vriska fights against Hussie because he wants to kill the cast.]]
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* BigDamnHug: The scene with Davepetasprite^2 and Arquiusprite hugging. Davepetasprite^2 is a result of FusionDance of Dave from a BadFuture (fused with a bird) and Nepeta -- while Arquiusprite is a result of FusionDance of Lil' Hal (AI based on alternative version of Dave's abusive brother) and Equius (Nepeta's [[PlatonicLifePartners Platonic Life Partner]], who blames himself for not protecting her from being murdered). When they meet, they exchange a funny, but at the same time really touching dialogue, in which Davepetasprite^2 assures that he does not blame Arquiusprite for anything, and that he is something other than just Lil' Hal and Equius. It all ends with [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/7928 one of the most comically exaggerated hug scenes in fiction]].

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* BigDamnHug: The scene with Davepetasprite^2 and Arquiusprite hugging. Davepetasprite^2 is a result of FusionDance of Dave from a BadFuture (fused with a bird) and Nepeta -- while Arquiusprite is a result of FusionDance of Lil' Hal (AI based on alternative version of Dave's abusive brother) and Equius (Nepeta's [[PlatonicLifePartners Platonic Life Partner]], who blames himself for not protecting her from being murdered). When they meet, they exchange a funny, but at the same time really touching dialogue, in which Davepetasprite^2 assures that he does not they don't blame Arquiusprite for anything, and that he is something other than just Lil' Hal and Equius. It all ends with [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/7928 one of the most comically exaggerated hug scenes in fiction]].
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* BigDamnHug: The scene with Davepetasprite^2 and Arquiusprite hugging. Davepetasprite^2 is a result of FusionDance of Dave from a BadFuture (fused with a bird) and Nepeta -- while Arquiusprite is a result of FusionDance of Lil' Hal (AI based on alternative version of Dave's abusive brother) and Equius (Nepeta's [[PlatonicLifePartners Platonic Life Partner]], who blames himself for not protecting her from being murdered). When they meet, they exchange a funny, but at the same time really touching dialogue, in which Davepetasprite^2 assures that he does not blame Arquiusprite for anything, and that he is something other than just Lil' Hal and Equius. It all ends with [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/7928 one of the most comically exaggerated hug scenes in fiction]].
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* BonusBoss: John can fight a Uranium Imp during the [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/3079 Enter Village]] interactive segment.
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* HomoeroticDream: When discussing Dave's dreams, Rose insists that they are simply bursting with phallic imagery.
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* ClockOfPower: God Tier players cannot die unless they perish in a "just" or "heroic" manner. When one is killed, an animation is shown of the pendulum of a baroque grandfather clock swinging between the two options; if its settles on one the player stays dead, but if it stops halfway between they return to life. While this is initially implied to just be a visual representation of an abstract process, [[spoiler:it is later revealed that this is a real and physical object in the possession of the timepiece connoisseur Doc Scratch. This is most notably seen when another character starts smashing it right as the clock is trying to decide the fate of the recently-killed player Vriska, causing it freeze on the Just side and leaving her permanently dead despite not having finished moving on its own.]]
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** In general, it seems that Paradox Space has an extremely specific plan for how each session of Sburb is supposed to play out, and diverging from that plan in any way essentially causes spacetime to throw up an error message and crash, annihilating the universe. Of course, there is no form of guide or instructions provided to ''tell'' you what this path is supposed to be, and it often will be very non-intuitive and may even require failing at specific tasks. This is why Time is considered one of the two vital Aspects to run a session, without the precognition and SaveScumming a Time player enables you would have to correctly guess every single twist and turn of fate's invisible path on the first try.
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* TheArtifact: ''Homestuck'' and MSPFA as a whole presented their stories as a parody of AdventureGames, asking readers to submit commands to order the characters around, with the frequent joke being that more often than not the character being controlled would troll the audience by doing something else instead. As the fanbase grew larger and more overwhelming, Hussie dropped the audience interaction part of Homestuck and references to it being an "adventure game" became more and more sporadic as commands for characters to do things eventually got replaced with arrows telling the reader to move to the next page. However, little references to it being an "adventure game" always persisted, such as the fact that the acts were stored on [[invoked]] [[MultiDiscWork discs]].
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* AffectionateParody: Of just about every facet of modern day culture you can think of, from the mainstream to the underground, and in particular mid 2000s internet culture and ''Earthbound''-like {{Eastern RPG}}s.

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* AffectionateParody: Of just about every facet of modern day culture you can think of, from the mainstream to the underground, and in particular mid 2000s internet culture and ''Earthbound''-like ''[=EarthBound=]''-like {{Eastern RPG}}s.



** He's also used ''Videogame/EarthBound''-style sprites, though those are the work of the art team.

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** He's also used ''Videogame/EarthBound''-style ''VideoGame/{{EarthBound|1994}}''-style sprites, though those are the work of the art team.



** Starting from Act 2 and becoming the standard by Act 5, [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/artcredits.html art contributions are being made]], creating constant shifts between art. A major one found in [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/2792/1 this page]] has a style reminiscent of ''Videogame/EarthBound''.
** Following that page, Andrew introduced some new styles into the main comic pages, including ''Videogame/EarthBound''-like sprites and more detailed styles in the traditionally drawn panels. See [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/2805 here]] and [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/2809 here]], for instance.

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** Starting from Act 2 and becoming the standard by Act 5, [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/artcredits.html art contributions are being made]], creating constant shifts between art. A major one found in [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/2792/1 this page]] has a style reminiscent of ''Videogame/EarthBound''.
''VideoGame/{{EarthBound|1994}}''.
** Following that page, Andrew introduced some new styles into the main comic pages, including ''Videogame/EarthBound''-like ''VideoGame/{{EarthBound|1994}}''-like sprites and more detailed styles in the traditionally drawn panels. See [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/2805 here]] and [[https://www.homestuck.com/story/2809 here]], for instance.



** Of the ComingOfAgeStory, particularly the world-bending variation codified by ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' and ''VideoGame/Mother3''. The characters do come of age, and eventually they ''do'' save the world, but they do so at great personal cost, and not without making mistake after mistake in the process. The characters witness (and in some cases, are party to) a significant amount of death and destruction in their quest, and by the end only a small handful survive. In addition, the trauma they develop from their experiences doesn't just go away once they're "safe," and a major part of the story becomes dedicated to how the kids cope with their experiences & losses as they progress toward adulthood. It's made clear that the kids have been immeasurably changed by the events of the game and the responsibility foisted on them, but without the resources or knowledge to approach these emotions in a healthy way, they quickly spiral into unhealthy relationships and coping mechanisms during the three year gap.

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** Of the ComingOfAgeStory, particularly the world-bending variation codified by ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' ''VideoGame/{{EarthBound|1994}}'' and ''VideoGame/Mother3''. The characters do come of age, and eventually they ''do'' save the world, but they do so at great personal cost, and not without making mistake after mistake in the process. The characters witness (and in some cases, are party to) a significant amount of death and destruction in their quest, and by the end only a small handful survive. In addition, the trauma they develop from their experiences doesn't just go away once they're "safe," and a major part of the story becomes dedicated to how the kids cope with their experiences & losses as they progress toward adulthood. It's made clear that the kids have been immeasurably changed by the events of the game and the responsibility foisted on them, but without the resources or knowledge to approach these emotions in a healthy way, they quickly spiral into unhealthy relationships and coping mechanisms during the three year gap.
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* DiedOnTheirBirthday: The story mostly takes place on TheHerosBirthday. The 13th of April is quite the deathday for John Egbert, who dies about three times in that single day. Fortunately the story applies video game mechanics to its characters, and DeathIsCheap.

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* DiedOnTheirBirthday: The story mostly takes place on TheHerosBirthday.John's birthday. The 13th of April is quite the deathday for John Egbert, who dies about three times in that single day. Fortunately the story applies video game mechanics to its characters, and DeathIsCheap.



* TheHerosBirthday: It was John's thirteenth birthday when the adventure began, and it remains his birthday until the end of Act 5. During his three year travel in the Act 6 intermissions, the narration always cuts to John in one year intervals, meaning it's always his birthday when we see him. The second time it's [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]].

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* TheHerosBirthday: BirthdayBeginning: It was John's thirteenth birthday when the adventure began, and it remains his birthday until the end of Act 5. During his three year travel in the Act 6 intermissions, the narration always cuts to John in one year intervals, meaning it's always his birthday when we see him. The second time it's [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]].

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-->''[[InWhichATropeIsDescribed Wherein]] Numerous Vigilantes Confront Peril; [[FaceHeelTurn One of Them Betrays the Others]]; [[FakeDefector (But it Turns Out to be Part of The Plan All Along)]]; [[LoveDodecahedron Several]] Attractive Female Leads [[WillTheyOrWontThey Provide Romantic Tension]]; [[SignatureHeadgear Four Major Characters Wear Unusual Hats]]; [[TheReveal One Holds Plot-Critical Secret]]; [[StuffBlowingUp 47 On-Screen Explosions]], [[KarmicDeath One Resulting in Demise of]] [[TheDragon Key Adversary]]; [[{{Narm}} 6 to 20 Lines that could be Construed as Humorous]];'' [[LongTitle etc.]]

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-->''[[InWhichATropeIsDescribed Wherein]] Numerous Vigilantes Confront Peril; [[FaceHeelTurn One of Them Betrays the Others]]; [[FakeDefector (But it Turns Out to be Part of The Plan All Along)]]; [[LoveDodecahedron Several]] Attractive Female Leads [[WillTheyOrWontThey Provide Romantic Tension]]; [[SignatureHeadgear Four Major Characters Wear Unusual Hats]]; [[TheReveal One Holds Plot-Critical Secret]]; [[StuffBlowingUp 47 On-Screen Explosions]], [[KarmicDeath One Resulting in Demise of]] [[TheDragon Key Adversary]]; [[{{Narm}} 6 to 20 Lines that could be Construed as Humorous]];'' [[LongTitle etc.]]



* LongTitle: Apparently all of the troll's movies have these, due to having run out of short ones in their longer-running society.
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* CardiovascularLove: Hearts are used to represent flushed romance -- that is, conventional human romance based on physical attraction and positive feelings. Trolls experience three additional forms of romantic attraction, which are represented using the other three suits of cards -- spades for pitch romance (physical attraction and negative feelings, or "romantic hate"), diamonds for pale romance (non-sexual soulmates and emotional support), and clubs for ashen romance (a three-person affair where one individual mediates between two feuding others). The eye symbol variant appears from time to time -- Vriska gets ♥'s in all 8 of her pupils after watching Creator/NicolasCage in ''Film/ConAir'', while Karkat gets ♠'s in his eyes after falling in hate with John. The emoticon versions are used more often: <3 for flushed, <3< for pitch, <> for pale, c8< for ashen.
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* JarOfTheBizarre: Dave collects "weird dead things preserved in various ways", including a fetus in a jar.

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