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* FaceStealer
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* The whole ''Deathstalker'' series of awful fantasy movies
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* Owen {{Deathstalker}}, of the titular novels.
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* Nightrider in {{Mad Max}}
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* Marvel supervillain Death Stalker.
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* Film/DeathstalkerSeries
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* And another Literature/{{Deathstalker}}, [[RuleOfThree just to prove a point]].
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* Nightranger
Night Ranger.
* "Star Star", by the RollingStones fits this trope in its [[CensoredTitle original form]] [[spoiler: of "Starfucker"]]
* "Star Star", by the RollingStones fits this trope in its [[CensoredTitle original form]] [[spoiler: of "Starfucker"]]
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This isn't a very popular trope for the actual titles of movies or TV shows, but it's an old standby for lazy fantasy and science fiction authors who need a name that sounds detached from the real world and yet is immediately understandable. For some reason, a very common verb for this is "stalk." The most common noun is probably "death."
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This isn't a very popular trope for the actual titles of movies or TV shows, but it's an old standby for lazy fantasy and science fiction authors who need a name that sounds detached detachewd from the real world and yet is immediately understandable. For some reason, a very common verb for this is "stalk." The most common noun is probably "death."
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* {{FATE}} has many examples of [[NounVerber Noun Verbers]] in its randonly-generated monster names. Each part of the names is picked at random from a list.
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* ''[[TheChroniclesOfNarnia The Voyage of the]]'' '''''[[TheChroniclesOfNarnia Dawn Treader]]'''''
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* ''MetalGear Solid 3: '''Snake Eater'''''
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* ''MetalGear Solid 3: ''MetalGearSolid3: '''Snake Eater'''''
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* ''SpeedRacer''
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* FairyTail has Dragon Slayers.
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* BuffyTheVampireSlayer
* {{Farscape}} appears to subvert this trope. The Peacekeepers are much more unnecessarily violent and cruel than peaceful, but the majority of them seem to believe they are doing what's right to protect the galaxy, even when they do more harm than good. In "The Peacekeeper Wars", it is revealed that [[spoiler: a group of the shared ancestors of Humans and Sebaceans were taken from their homeworld by Eidelons, a group of very powerful negotiators who can influence rationality in others, and used to keep the peace after negotiations finished. Once the Eidelons disappeared, the Peacekeepers kept peace the only way they could, "at the barrel of a gun"]], indicating that originally, at least, the trope was played pretty straight.
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* BuffyTheVampireSlayer
''BuffyTheVampireSlayer''
*{{Farscape}} ''{{Farscape}}'' appears to subvert this trope. The Peacekeepers are much more unnecessarily violent and cruel than peaceful, but the majority of them seem to believe they are doing what's right to protect the galaxy, even when they do more harm than good. In "The Peacekeeper Wars", it is revealed that [[spoiler: a group of the shared ancestors of Humans and Sebaceans were taken from their homeworld by Eidelons, a group of very powerful negotiators who can influence rationality in others, and used to keep the peace after negotiations finished. Once the Eidelons disappeared, the Peacekeepers kept peace the only way they could, "at the barrel of a gun"]], indicating that originally, at least, the trope was played pretty straight.
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* MagicTheGathering is positively brimming with Nounverbers, such as the famous Planeswalkers. Many of their nounverbers verb nouns with verbs that don't even make sense. How does one [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=29709 weave smoke?]] Or [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=139465 braid it?]] How does one [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=121133 grin gristle?]] Why would some elves who live in the wild want to [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=135436 slay it?]] What's so great about [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=118912 a creature who can see something six feet away?]] And who would ever want to [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=28009 buy spirits from a giant monster?]]
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* MagicTheGathering ''MagicTheGathering'' is positively brimming with Nounverbers, such as the famous Planeswalkers. Many of their nounverbers verb nouns with verbs that don't even make sense. How does one [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=29709 weave smoke?]] Or [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=139465 braid it?]] How does one [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=121133 grin gristle?]] Why would some elves who live in the wild want to [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=135436 slay it?]] What's so great about [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=118912 a creature who can see something six feet away?]] And who would ever want to [[http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=28009 buy spirits from a giant monster?]]
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** Note that this is the american translator's fault. The original name of the game was "Kaze no Takuto" which translates to "Baton of winds".
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** Note that this is due to the american translator's fault. American translation. The original name of the game was "Kaze no Takuto" which translates to "Baton of winds".
Winds".
** Not that'baton 'Baton of winds' Winds' is that dramatic of a title.
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* In the InteractiveFiction game The Gostak, the darftunder [[CaptainObvious tunds darfs]].
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* No one has mentionStreetFighter ''StreetFighter'' - weird.
* No one has mention
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* [[AvatarTheLastAirbender Avatar: The Last Airbender]].
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* In the {{Black Company}} series by Glen Cook, most of the original Ten Who Were Taken with the exception of the Limper and the Howler. (Stormbringer, Soulcatcher, Bonegnasher, Moonbiter...the list goes on. Most are {{Exactly What It Says On The Tin}}, too.)
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So, you're a Filmmaker. You're sitting down with a Scriptwriter between the the Water-cooler and the Coffee-maker, trying to decide on a name for your epic story about a guy who [[CalvinAndHobbes verbs nouns]]. Yeah, he verbs them till they're adjective. Wait, that's it! He's the ''Noun Verber!''
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So, you're a Filmmaker. You're sitting down with a Scriptwriter between the the Water-cooler and the Coffee-maker, trying to decide on a name for your epic story about a guy who [[CalvinAndHobbes verbs nouns]]. Yeah, he verbs them till they're adjective. Wait, that's it! He's the ''Noun Verber!''
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** It would be weirder if they actually fought streets.
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** Also the [[NightmareFuel nightmarish]] Koh the FaceStealer.
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* FairyTail has Dragon Slayers.
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* No one has mention StreetFighter weird.
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* [[SuperTroopers Bear Fucker!?]] Do you require assistance?
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* TheOnionMovie: ''Cockpuncher''.
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* The weapons in the MegaMan series often follow this format, such as Air Shooter, Flash Stopper, Crash Bomber, Dust Crusher and Ice Slasher.
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* The weapons in the MegaMan ''Game/MegaMan'' series often follow this format, such as Air Shooter, Flash Stopper, Crash Bomber, Dust Crusher and Ice Slasher.
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* {{Farscape}} appears to subvert this trope. The Peacekeepers are much more unnecessarily violent and cruel than peaceful, but the majority of them seem to believe they are doing what's right to protect the galaxy, even when they do more harm than good ("...Different Destinations, anyone?). In "The Peacekeeper Wars", it is revealed that [[spoiler: a group of the shared ancestors of Humans and Sebaceans were taken from their homeworld by Eidelons, a group of very powerful negotiators who can influence rationality in others, and used to keep the peace after negotiations finished. Once the Eidelons disappeared, the Peacekeepers kept peace the only way they could, "at the barrel of a gun"]], indicating that originally, at least, the trope was played pretty straight.
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* {{Farscape}} appears to subvert this trope. The Peacekeepers are much more unnecessarily violent and cruel than peaceful, but the majority of them seem to believe they are doing what's right to protect the galaxy, even when they do more harm than good ("...Different Destinations, anyone?).good. In "The Peacekeeper Wars", it is revealed that [[spoiler: a group of the shared ancestors of Humans and Sebaceans were taken from their homeworld by Eidelons, a group of very powerful negotiators who can influence rationality in others, and used to keep the peace after negotiations finished. Once the Eidelons disappeared, the Peacekeepers kept peace the only way they could, "at the barrel of a gun"]], indicating that originally, at least, the trope was played pretty straight.
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* BuffytheVampireSlayer
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* {{Farscape}} appears to subvert this trope. The Peacekeepers are much more unnecessarily violent and cruel than peaceful, but the majority of them seem to believe they are doing what's right to protect the galaxy, even when they do more harm than good ("...Different Destinations, anyone?). In "The Peacekeeper Wars", it is revealed that [[spoiler: a group of the shared ancestors of Humans and Sebaceans were taken from their homeworld by Eidelons, a group of very powerful negotiators who can influence rationality in others, and used to keep the peace after negotiations finished. Once the Eidelons disappeared, the Peacekeepers kept peace the only way they could, "at the barrel of a gun"]], indicating that originally, at least, the trope was played pretty straight.
* {{Farscape}} appears to subvert this trope. The Peacekeepers are much more unnecessarily violent and cruel than peaceful, but the majority of them seem to believe they are doing what's right to protect the galaxy, even when they do more harm than good ("...Different Destinations, anyone?). In "The Peacekeeper Wars", it is revealed that [[spoiler: a group of the shared ancestors of Humans and Sebaceans were taken from their homeworld by Eidelons, a group of very powerful negotiators who can influence rationality in others, and used to keep the peace after negotiations finished. Once the Eidelons disappeared, the Peacekeepers kept peace the only way they could, "at the barrel of a gun"]], indicating that originally, at least, the trope was played pretty straight.
