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* '''Exaggerated''': There are many gods, and they all take a draconic form.
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* '''Exaggerated''': There are many gods, gods (the main one being Goddess Tropeland), and they all take a draconic form.
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* '''Defied''': Alice and Bob reject the Trope Dragon's divinity at every turn.
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* '''Defied''': Alice and Bob reject Troperia rejects the Trope Dragon's divinity at every turn.turn. As such, they refuse to include it as part of Tropeland's Pantheon.
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* '''Played Straight''': The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Troperia, if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
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* '''Played Straight''': The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Troperia, Troperia (more specifically the Divine Emissary of [[JustForFun/TropeTan Goddess Tropeland]]), if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
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* '''Played Straight''': The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Tropeland, if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
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* '''Played Straight''': The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Tropeland, Troperia, if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
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* '''Played Straight''': The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Troperia, if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
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* '''Played Straight''': The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Troperia, Tropeland, if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
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* '''Played for Horror''': The dragon is [[JerkassGods a being easily angered]].
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* '''Played for Horror''': The dragon is [[JerkassGods a being easily angered]].angered]] and its holy powers [[HolyIsNotSafe can have nasty effects on those it deems its enemies.]]
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* ''Played for Drama''': The heroes and the Trope Dragon come to blows, but because the dragon is of heavenly nature, the heroes' holy weapons do not affect it, meaning they can't fight it so easily.
* ''Played for Horror''': The dragon is [[JerkassGods a being easily angered]].
* ''Played for Horror''': The dragon is [[JerkassGods a being easily angered]].
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* ''Played '''Played for Drama''': The heroes and the Trope Dragon come to blows, but because the dragon is of heavenly nature, the heroes' holy weapons do not affect it, meaning they can't fight it so easily.
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* ''Played for Drama''': Because the dragon is of a godly nature, the heroes' holy weapons do not affect it, meaning they can't fight it so easily.
* ''Played for Drama''': The dragon is [[JerkassGods a god easily angered]].
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* ''Played for Drama''': Because The heroes and the Trope Dragon come to blows, but because the dragon is of a godly heavenly nature, the heroes' holy weapons do not affect it, meaning they can't fight it so easily.
* ''Played forDrama''': Horror''': The dragon is [[JerkassGods a god being easily angered]].
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* '''Implied''': Nothing is explicitly said about the Trope Dragon's divinity or lack thereof, but statues of it are common everywhere and people are seen praying to it for protection.
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* ''Played for Drama''': Because the dragon is of a godly nature, the heroes' holy weapons do not affect it, meaning they can't fight it so easily.
* ''Played for Drama''': The dragon is [[JerkassGods a god easily angered]].
* '''Implied''': Nothing is explicitly said about the Trope Dragon's divinity or lack thereof, but statues of it are common everywhere and people are seen praying to it for protection.
* ''Played for Drama''': The dragon is [[JerkassGods a god easily angered]].
* '''Implied''': Nothing is explicitly said about the Trope Dragon's divinity or lack thereof, but statues of it are common everywhere and people are seen praying to it for protection.
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* '''Exaggerated''': There are many gods, and they all take a draconic form.
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* '''Enforced''': The author thinks dragons are cool and get a bad rap, so they try to show them in the most positive way possible.
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* '''Enforced''': '''Enforced''':
** The author thinks dragons are cool and get a bad rap, so they try to show them in the most positive waypossible.possible.
** The author is adapting a work of Chinese mythology that uses this trope, and there's no need to change it.
** A Christian studio is cashing in on the friendly dragon trend, so they make the dragon a literal CrystalDragonJesus to promote their religion.
** The author thinks dragons are cool and get a bad rap, so they try to show them in the most positive way
** The author is adapting a work of Chinese mythology that uses this trope, and there's no need to change it.
** A Christian studio is cashing in on the friendly dragon trend, so they make the dragon a literal CrystalDragonJesus to promote their religion.
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* '''Inverted''': The Trope Dragon is seen not as any type of god, good or evil, but as a [[DragonsAreDemonic demonic scourge]].
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* '''Inverted''': '''Inverted''':
** The Trope Dragon is seen not as any type of god, good or evil, but as a [[DragonsAreDemonic demonicscourge]].scourge]].
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'''Basic Trope:''' Dragons are seen as divine beings.
* '''Played Straight:''' The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Troperia, if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
* '''Downplayed:''' The Trope Dragon is revered, but is not seen as divine.
* '''Subverted:''' The Trope Dragon is thought to be a divine being at first, but it's revealed to not actually be divine, and its religion ceases to exist.
* '''Double Subverted:''' ...But that's revealed to be a trick of the main villain to get people to worship the evil being known as the Cliche Dragon, and things go back to normal.
* '''Zig-Zagged:''' The story goes back and forth on whether or not the Trope Dragon is truly divine or not.
* '''Justified:'''
** The Trope Dragon was a normal dragon before ascending to godhood.
** The Trope Dragon's mere presence is known to eradicate demons.
* '''Averted:''' Dragons aren't seen as holy beings or as anything special.
* '''Enforced:''' The author thinks dragons are cool and get a bad rap, so they try to show them in the most positive way possible.
* '''Exploited:'''
** Alice and Bob use the fact that the Trope Dragon is seen as holy to get people to quit attacking them when they take refuge in its temple.
** Alice and Bob know that they need a divine patron to defeat a demon, so they ask the Trope Dragon to lend them its power.
* '''Implied:''' Nothing is explicitly said about the Trope Dragon's divinity or lack thereof, but statues of it are common everywhere and people are seen praying to it for protection.
* '''Inverted:''' The Trope Dragon is seen not as any type of god, good or evil, but as a [[DragonsAreDemonic demonic scourge]].
* '''Defied:''' Alice and Bob reject the Trope Dragon's divinity at every turn.
* '''Lampshaded:''' "Are all these people really praying towards this dragon?"
* '''Discussed:''' "The people of Troperia are known to worship a being known as the Trope Dragon, who destroyed a demon long ago."
* '''Conversed:''' "This show sure does love its holy dragons."
* '''Deconstructed:''' The people's belief in the Trope Dragon, along with its general aloofness from humanity, allows them to be easily manipulated by anyone claiming to be an instrument of the Trope Dragon's will.
* '''Reconstructed:''' After the actual Trope Dragon helps Alice and Bob defeat the interloper, it tries to make an effort to be closer to humanity in order to prevent a similar incident from happening again.
* '''Untwisted:''' Alice and Bob have met many dragons claiming to be gods and/or divine beings but turning out to be frauds, and expect the Trope Dragon to be little more than another charlatan, only for them to be sorely mistaken.
* '''Played Straight:''' The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Troperia, if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
* '''Downplayed:''' The Trope Dragon is revered, but is not seen as divine.
* '''Subverted:''' The Trope Dragon is thought to be a divine being at first, but it's revealed to not actually be divine, and its religion ceases to exist.
* '''Double Subverted:''' ...But that's revealed to be a trick of the main villain to get people to worship the evil being known as the Cliche Dragon, and things go back to normal.
* '''Zig-Zagged:''' The story goes back and forth on whether or not the Trope Dragon is truly divine or not.
* '''Justified:'''
** The Trope Dragon was a normal dragon before ascending to godhood.
** The Trope Dragon's mere presence is known to eradicate demons.
* '''Averted:''' Dragons aren't seen as holy beings or as anything special.
* '''Enforced:''' The author thinks dragons are cool and get a bad rap, so they try to show them in the most positive way possible.
* '''Exploited:'''
** Alice and Bob use the fact that the Trope Dragon is seen as holy to get people to quit attacking them when they take refuge in its temple.
** Alice and Bob know that they need a divine patron to defeat a demon, so they ask the Trope Dragon to lend them its power.
* '''Implied:''' Nothing is explicitly said about the Trope Dragon's divinity or lack thereof, but statues of it are common everywhere and people are seen praying to it for protection.
* '''Inverted:''' The Trope Dragon is seen not as any type of god, good or evil, but as a [[DragonsAreDemonic demonic scourge]].
* '''Defied:''' Alice and Bob reject the Trope Dragon's divinity at every turn.
* '''Lampshaded:''' "Are all these people really praying towards this dragon?"
* '''Discussed:''' "The people of Troperia are known to worship a being known as the Trope Dragon, who destroyed a demon long ago."
* '''Conversed:''' "This show sure does love its holy dragons."
* '''Deconstructed:''' The people's belief in the Trope Dragon, along with its general aloofness from humanity, allows them to be easily manipulated by anyone claiming to be an instrument of the Trope Dragon's will.
* '''Reconstructed:''' After the actual Trope Dragon helps Alice and Bob defeat the interloper, it tries to make an effort to be closer to humanity in order to prevent a similar incident from happening again.
* '''Untwisted:''' Alice and Bob have met many dragons claiming to be gods and/or divine beings but turning out to be frauds, and expect the Trope Dragon to be little more than another charlatan, only for them to be sorely mistaken.
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divine.
*'''Subverted:''' '''Subverted''': The Trope Dragon is thought to be a divine being at first, but it's revealed to not actually be divine, and its religion ceases to exist.
* '''DoubleSubverted:''' ...Subverted''': ...But that's revealed to be a trick of the main villain to get people to worship the evil being known as the Cliche Dragon, and things go back to normal.
normal.
*'''Zig-Zagged:''' '''Zig-Zagged''': The story goes back and forth on whether or not the Trope Dragon is truly divine or not.
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** The Trope Dragon was a normal dragon before ascending togodhood.
godhood.
** The Trope Dragon's mere presence is known to eradicatedemons.
demons.
*'''Averted:''' '''Averted''': Dragons aren't seen as holy beings or as anything special.
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possible.
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temple.
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power.
*'''Implied:''' '''Implied''': Nothing is explicitly said about the Trope Dragon's divinity or lack thereof, but statues of it are common everywhere and people are seen praying to it for protection.
protection.
*'''Inverted:''' '''Inverted''': The Trope Dragon is seen not as any type of god, good or evil, but as a [[DragonsAreDemonic demonic scourge]].
*'''Defied:''' '''Defied''': Alice and Bob reject the Trope Dragon's divinity at every turn.
turn.
*'''Lampshaded:''' '''Lampshaded''': "Are all these people really praying towards this dragon?"
*'''Discussed:''' '''Discussed''': "The people of Troperia are known to worship a being known as the Trope Dragon, who destroyed a demon long ago."
*'''Conversed:''' '''Conversed''': "This show sure does love its holy dragons."
*'''Deconstructed:''' '''Deconstructed''': The people's belief in the Trope Dragon, along with its general aloofness from humanity, allows them to be easily manipulated by anyone claiming to be an instrument of the Trope Dragon's will.
*'''Reconstructed:''' '''Reconstructed''': After the actual Trope Dragon helps Alice and Bob defeat the interloper, it tries to make an effort to be closer to humanity in order to prevent a similar incident from happening again.
again.
*'''Untwisted:''' '''Untwisted''': Alice and Bob have met many dragons claiming to be gods and/or divine beings but turning out to be frauds, and expect the Trope Dragon to be little more than another charlatan, only for them to be sorely mistaken.mistaken.
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* '''Downplayed:''' The Trope Dragon is revered, but is not seen as divine.
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* '''Averted:''' Dragons aren't seen as holy beings.beings or as anything special.
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* '''Untwisted:''' Alice and Bob have met many dragons claiming to be gods and/or divine beings but turning out to be frauds, and expect the Trope Dragon to another charlatan, only for them to be sorely mistaken.
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* '''Untwisted:''' Alice and Bob have met many dragons claiming to be gods and/or divine beings but turning out to be frauds, and expect the Trope Dragon to be little more than another charlatan, only for them to be sorely mistaken.
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'''Basic Trope:''' Dragons are seen as divine beings.
* '''Played Straight:''' The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Troperia, if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
* '''Subverted:''' The Trope Dragon is thought to be a divine being at first, but it's revealed to not actually be divine, and its religion ceases to exist.
* '''Double Subverted:''' ...But that's revealed to be a trick of the main villain to get people to worship the evil being known as the Cliche Dragon, and things go back to normal.
* '''Zig-Zagged:''' The story goes back and forth on whether or not the Trope Dragon is truly divine or not.
* '''Justified:'''
** The Trope Dragon was a normal dragon before ascending to godhood.
** The Trope Dragon's mere presence is known to eradicate demons.
* '''Averted:''' Dragons aren't seen as holy beings.
* '''Enforced:''' The author thinks dragons are cool and get a bad rap, so they try to show them in the most positive way possible.
* '''Exploited:'''
** Alice and Bob use the fact that the Trope Dragon is seen as holy to get people to quit attacking them when they take refuge in its temple.
** Alice and Bob know that they need a divine patron to defeat a demon, so they ask the Trope Dragon to lend them its power.
* '''Implied:''' Nothing is explicitly said about the Trope Dragon's divinity or lack thereof, but statues of it are common everywhere and people are seen praying to it for protection.
* '''Inverted:''' The Trope Dragon is seen not as any type of god, good or evil, but as a [[DragonsAreDemonic demonic scourge]].
* '''Defied:''' Alice and Bob reject the Trope Dragon's divinity at every turn.
* '''Lampshaded:''' "Are all these people really praying towards this dragon?"
* '''Discussed:''' "The people of Troperia are known to worship a being known as the Trope Dragon, who destroyed a demon long ago."
* '''Conversed:''' "This show sure does love its holy dragons."
* '''Deconstructed:''' The people's belief in the Trope Dragon, along with its general aloofness from humanity, allows them to be easily manipulated by anyone claiming to be an instrument of the Trope Dragon's will.
* '''Reconstructed:''' After the actual Trope Dragon helps Alice and Bob defeat the interloper, it tries to make an effort to be closer to humanity in order to prevent a similar incident from happening again.
* '''Untwisted:''' Alice and Bob have met many dragons claiming to be gods and/or divine beings but turning out to be frauds, and expect the Trope Dragon to another charlatan, only for them to be sorely mistaken.
* '''Played Straight:''' The Trope Dragon is seen as a divine emissary by the Kingdom of Troperia, if not an actual god themselves, with people worshiping it.
* '''Subverted:''' The Trope Dragon is thought to be a divine being at first, but it's revealed to not actually be divine, and its religion ceases to exist.
* '''Double Subverted:''' ...But that's revealed to be a trick of the main villain to get people to worship the evil being known as the Cliche Dragon, and things go back to normal.
* '''Zig-Zagged:''' The story goes back and forth on whether or not the Trope Dragon is truly divine or not.
* '''Justified:'''
** The Trope Dragon was a normal dragon before ascending to godhood.
** The Trope Dragon's mere presence is known to eradicate demons.
* '''Averted:''' Dragons aren't seen as holy beings.
* '''Enforced:''' The author thinks dragons are cool and get a bad rap, so they try to show them in the most positive way possible.
* '''Exploited:'''
** Alice and Bob use the fact that the Trope Dragon is seen as holy to get people to quit attacking them when they take refuge in its temple.
** Alice and Bob know that they need a divine patron to defeat a demon, so they ask the Trope Dragon to lend them its power.
* '''Implied:''' Nothing is explicitly said about the Trope Dragon's divinity or lack thereof, but statues of it are common everywhere and people are seen praying to it for protection.
* '''Inverted:''' The Trope Dragon is seen not as any type of god, good or evil, but as a [[DragonsAreDemonic demonic scourge]].
* '''Defied:''' Alice and Bob reject the Trope Dragon's divinity at every turn.
* '''Lampshaded:''' "Are all these people really praying towards this dragon?"
* '''Discussed:''' "The people of Troperia are known to worship a being known as the Trope Dragon, who destroyed a demon long ago."
* '''Conversed:''' "This show sure does love its holy dragons."
* '''Deconstructed:''' The people's belief in the Trope Dragon, along with its general aloofness from humanity, allows them to be easily manipulated by anyone claiming to be an instrument of the Trope Dragon's will.
* '''Reconstructed:''' After the actual Trope Dragon helps Alice and Bob defeat the interloper, it tries to make an effort to be closer to humanity in order to prevent a similar incident from happening again.
* '''Untwisted:''' Alice and Bob have met many dragons claiming to be gods and/or divine beings but turning out to be frauds, and expect the Trope Dragon to another charlatan, only for them to be sorely mistaken.
