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* CranialPlateAbility: When a character acquires new abilities thanks to a steel piece implanted (accidentally or via surgery) in their head.
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* ''Art/SevenVirtues'': JustifiedTrope. The reason all the depicted women have a larger lower part of their body compared to the smaller upper part is one of [[MediaNotes/GraphicalPerspective perspective]]: the panels were hung high on the walls of the Palazzo della Signoria, so the onlooker could have a more even view of them from below.
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* SillyBrainDiagram: The brain does not have certain areas with specific options like "giant robots", although it does have parts dedicated to more general areas like motor skills.
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* BloodstainedDefloration: Widely disparaged as inaccurate because it does not happen ''reliably'' in real life -- although it's also far from unheard of.
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* BloodstainedDefloration: Widely disparaged as inaccurate because it does not happen ''reliably'' in real life -- although it's also far from unheard of. When it ''does'' happen, it also usually doesn't have anything to do with the hymen as is popularly believed, but rather insufficient lubrication causing the woman to suffer vaginal tears.
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These are usually played for [[{{Fanservice}} fanservice]], [[PlayedForLaughs comedy]], or [[PlayedForHorror horror]]. Occasionally [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs all three]] at the same time.
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These are usually played for [[{{Fanservice}} fanservice]], {{fanservice}}, [[PlayedForLaughs comedy]], or [[PlayedForHorror horror]]. Occasionally [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs all three]] at the same time.
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* BloodstainedDefloration: Widely disparaged as inaccurate because it does not happen ''reliably'' in real life -- although it's also far from unheard of.
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Bread Eggs Milk Squick is when an otherwise mundane list ends with a disturbing item. You want to link to another trope.
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These are usually played for [[{{Fanservice}} fanservice]], [[PlayedForLaughs comedy]], or [[PlayedForHorror horror]]. Occasionally [[BreadEggsMilkSquick all three]] at the same time.
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These are usually played for [[{{Fanservice}} fanservice]], [[PlayedForLaughs comedy]], or [[PlayedForHorror horror]]. Occasionally [[BreadEggsMilkSquick [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs all three]] at the same time.
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* ''Art/{{Guernica}}'': Like many Creator/PabloPicasso {{paintings}}, people are depicted as geometric shapes. However, this piece uses to emphasise the chaos that befell Guernica.
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* The cubist art style popularised by Creator/PabloPicasso uses geometric shapes to capture the human form. They don't necessarily have to be in the right order.
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* Creator/PabloPicasso:
** The cubist art style popularised byCreator/PabloPicasso him uses geometric shapes to capture the human form. They don't necessarily have to be in the right order.order.
** ''Art/{{Guernica}}'': Like many Picasso {{paintings}}, people are depicted as geometric shapes. However, this piece uses to emphasise the chaos that befell Guernica.
** The cubist art style popularised by
** ''Art/{{Guernica}}'': Like many Picasso {{paintings}}, people are depicted as geometric shapes. However, this piece uses to emphasise the chaos that befell Guernica.
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* MyBrainIsBig: A large brain does not automally equal intelligence.
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* MyBrainIsBig: A large brain does not automally automatically equal increased intelligence.
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* WeWillNotHaveAppendixesInTheFuture: It is unlikely that "useless" organs and body parts will be absent in a species in the future.
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* WeightTaller: An increase in fat and/or muscle might make somebody heavier, but they'll stay the same height.
* WeWillNotHaveAppendixesInTheFuture: It is unlikely that "useless" organs and body parts will be completely absent in a species in the future.
* WeWillNotHaveAppendixesInTheFuture: It is unlikely that "useless" organs and body parts will be completely absent in a species in the future.
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* AmusingInjuries: The artistic license PlayedForLaughs.
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* AmusingInjuries: The artistic license licence PlayedForLaughs.
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* AmusingInjuries: The artistic licence license PlayedForLaughs.
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* BloodlessCarnage: Shooting or stabbing someone will cause bleeding.
* BodyHorror: The artistic licence is PlayedForHorror.
* BodyHorror: The artistic licence is PlayedForHorror.
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* BloodlessCarnage: Shooting or stabbing someone will cause bleeding.
bleeding in real life.
* BodyHorror: The artisticlicence license is PlayedForHorror.
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* MyBrainIsBig: A large brain does not automally equal intelligence.
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* RubberOrifice: Bodily holes and cavities are elastic.
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* RubberOrifice: Bodily holes and cavities are elastic.can only stretch so far without injury.
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* SuddenAnatomy: New body parts and/or organs doesn't come out from nothing.
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* SuddenAnatomy: New body parts and/or organs doesn't don't come out from nothing.
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* VertebrateWithExtraLimbsVertebrateWithExtraLimbs: Animals have a set number of limbs for a reason and any benefits from having any extra ones will generally be outweighed by negatives such as increased energy consumption, having more things to injure or [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking being forced to redo your entire wardrobe]].
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* OnlyAFleshWound: Even if you get injured in what seems like a non-essential bodypart or only take what seems like superficial damage, there's still a chance you'll bleed out or at very least get an infection.
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* OnlyAFleshWound: Even if you get injured in what seems like a non-essential bodypart or only take what seems like superficial damage, there's still a high chance that it'll impede your functionality in some way and/or you'll bleed out or at very least get an infection.
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* OnlyAFleshWound
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* OnlyAFleshWoundOnlyAFleshWound: Even if you get injured in what seems like a non-essential bodypart or only take what seems like superficial damage, there's still a chance you'll bleed out or at very least get an infection.
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-> ''The thigh bone connected to the back bone,''
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-> ''The neck bone connected to the head bone.''
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* NinetyPercentOfYourBrain: People ''do'' use all of their brains in reality, just not all at once, which would cause a seizure.
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* NinetyPerCentOfYourBrain: People ''do'' use all of their brains in reality, just not all at once, which would cause a seizure.
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The skeleton with boobs is mentioned in the Bones Don't Belong There trope is described as a secondary sexual characteristic . So breasts are secondary, not tertiary
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[[caption-width-right:350:Even skeletons can't escape from TertiarySexualCharacteristics.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Even skeletons can't escape from TertiarySexualCharacteristics.SecondarySexualCharacteristics.]]
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* XRayOfPain: It is not possible to instantly see what body parts are damaged by an injury.
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* SymbolFace: The biological variant where a character somehow has a symbol for a face and suffers no consequences, even though they usually lack basic things required to live like the ability to eat, drink, and breathe. Or being able to do those things despite their face.
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* OpenTheIris: The iris doesn't change size in real life.
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* ''Art/DanteAndVirgilInHell'': Gianni Schicchi's torso bends at an unnatural angle, which reinforces his inhumanity as he bites Capocchio's neck.
* ''Art/{{Guernica}}'': Like many Creator/PabloPicasso {{paintings}}, people are depicted as geometric shapes. However,in this piece, it is used piece uses to emphasise the chaos that befell Guernica.
* ''Art/{{Guernica}}'': Like many Creator/PabloPicasso {{paintings}}, people are depicted as geometric shapes. However,
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* ''Art/TheNudeMaja'': Her feet are abnormally small in comparison to the rest of the body, which may have been done to emphasise the midsection.
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* ''Art/GrandeOdalisque'': Various art critics have pointed out that by the woman's design, she has five more vertebrae in her back than any real human woman would have.
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* ''Art/{{Guernica}}'': Like many Creator/PabloPicasso {{paintings}}, people are depicted as geometric shapes. However, in this piece, it is used to emphasise the chaos that befell Guernica.
