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* SemiaquaticSpeciesSailor: Semi-aquatic anthropomorphic animals such as seals and walruses are portrayed sailors/pirates/captains.
* SluggishSeal: Seals, walruses, and sea lions stereotyped as lazy creatures.
* SluggishSeal: Seals, walruses, and sea lions stereotyped as lazy creatures.
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* SemiaquaticSpeciesSailor: Semi-aquatic anthropomorphic animals such as seals and walruses are portrayed as sailors/pirates/captains.
* SluggishSeal: Seals, walruses, and sea lions stereotyped as slow or lazy creatures.
* SluggishSeal: Seals, walruses, and sea lions stereotyped as slow or lazy creatures.
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These are tropes pertaining to members of the family ''Pinnipedia'', AKA seals, walruses, and sea lions.
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These are tropes pertaining to members of the family clade ''Pinnipedia'', AKA seals, walruses, and sea lions.
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These are tropes pertaining to members of the family ''Pinnipedia'', AKA seals, walruses, and sea lions.
This index is for tropes about the ''animal'' seals, not the ''concealed'' kind of seals. As such PersonalSeals, SupernaturalSealing, SealedEvilInACan, SealTheBreach, and HandSeals do not go here. TheWalrusWasPaul also does not go in this index, as it is a trope for things that [[MindScrew were intended to be nonsensical]] rather than literal walruses. Also, it has nothing to do with the singer Music/{{Seal}}.
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!!Tropes:
[[index]]
* BallBalancingSeal: The tendency in fiction for seals or sea lions to balance balls, usually on their head or nose.
* MonstrousSeal: Seals portrayed as aggressive, dangerous predators.
* SelkiesAndWereseals: A magical seal/sea lion than can turn into a human after shedding its seal skin.
* SemiaquaticSpeciesSailor: Semi-aquatic anthropomorphic animals such as seals and walruses are portrayed sailors/pirates/captains.
* SluggishSeal: Seals, walruses, and sea lions stereotyped as lazy creatures.
* SweetSeal: Seals portrayed as sweet and cuddly animals.
* TailfinWalking: Seals or walruses walking upright on their tailfins, though it's justified since the tailfins are their feet.
* WarmHeartedWalrus: Walruses portrayed as heroic or lovable characters.
* WilyWalrus: Walruses portrayed as villains, jerks, or antagonists.
[[/index]]
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These are tropes pertaining to members of the family ''Pinnipedia'', AKA seals, walruses, and sea lions.
This index is for tropes about the ''animal'' seals, not the ''concealed'' kind of seals. As such PersonalSeals, SupernaturalSealing, SealedEvilInACan, SealTheBreach, and HandSeals do not go here. TheWalrusWasPaul also does not go in this index, as it is a trope for things that [[MindScrew were intended to be nonsensical]] rather than literal walruses. Also, it has nothing to do with the singer Music/{{Seal}}.
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!!Tropes:
[[index]]
* BallBalancingSeal: The tendency in fiction for seals or sea lions to balance balls, usually on their head or nose.
* MonstrousSeal: Seals portrayed as aggressive, dangerous predators.
* SelkiesAndWereseals: A magical seal/sea lion than can turn into a human after shedding its seal skin.
* SemiaquaticSpeciesSailor: Semi-aquatic anthropomorphic animals such as seals and walruses are portrayed sailors/pirates/captains.
* SluggishSeal: Seals, walruses, and sea lions stereotyped as lazy creatures.
* SweetSeal: Seals portrayed as sweet and cuddly animals.
* TailfinWalking: Seals or walruses walking upright on their tailfins, though it's justified since the tailfins are their feet.
* WarmHeartedWalrus: Walruses portrayed as heroic or lovable characters.
* WilyWalrus: Walruses portrayed as villains, jerks, or antagonists.
[[/index]]
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