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I\'ll stick to tropes I can reliably summate without having to give off a too-elaborate wall of text for


* BerserkButton: ScottPilgrim qualifies as his biggest among quite a few; RootingForTheEmpire is a primary conduit for the mass production of rage - he would high five everybody in the League of Evil Exes, Envy, Knives, and any other assorted antagonists or "Bad Guys" all because he views the protagonist as incorrigible and the protagonist's friends as also incorrigible.

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* BerserkButton: ScottPilgrim qualifies as his biggest among quite a few; RootingForTheEmpire is a primary conduit ItAmusedMe: Main basis for the mass production of rage - he would high five everybody in the League of Evil Exes, Envy, Knives, and any other assorted antagonists or "Bad Guys" all because he views the protagonist as incorrigible and the protagonist's friends as also incorrigible.even showing up to TVTropes.
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* Irony: Loves this trope to death.
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* BerserkButton: ScottPilgrim qualifies as his biggest among quite a few; RootingForTheEmpire is a primary conduit for the mass production of rage - he would high five everybody in the League of Evil Exes, Envy, Knives, and any other assorted antagonists or "Bad Guys" all because he views the protagonist as [[GeniusBonus|incorrigible]] and the protagonist's friends as also incorrigible.

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* BerserkButton: ScottPilgrim qualifies as his biggest among quite a few; RootingForTheEmpire is a primary conduit for the mass production of rage - he would high five everybody in the League of Evil Exes, Envy, Knives, and any other assorted antagonists or "Bad Guys" all because he views the protagonist as [[GeniusBonus|incorrigible]] incorrigible and the protagonist's friends as also incorrigible.
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* BerserkButton: ScottPilgrim qualifies as his biggest among quite a few BerserkButtons; RootingForTheEmpire being a primary conduit of rage - he would high five everybody in the League of Evil Exes, Envy, Knives, and any other assorted antagonists or "Bad Guys" all because he views the protagonist as [[GeniusBonus|incorrigible]] and the protagonist's friends as also incorrigible.

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* BerserkButton: ScottPilgrim qualifies as his biggest among quite a few BerserkButtons; few; RootingForTheEmpire being is a primary conduit for the mass production of rage - he would high five everybody in the League of Evil Exes, Envy, Knives, and any other assorted antagonists or "Bad Guys" all because he views the protagonist as [[GeniusBonus|incorrigible]] and the protagonist's friends as also incorrigible.
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Hmph. I really need to spruce up my own TV Tropes page. It\'s too bad a lot of me is genuinely mundane.


* KnightInSourArmor: A general tendency to observe all characters and find the most "Good" character is observed, even in [[CrapSackWorld works he strongly dislikes]]. Sometimes his observation of a group of antagonists tends to lead him to rooting for the antagonist group instead of the protagonist simply because they are [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation severely less evil than the protagonist himself]]. He even goes so far as to assert non-Evil alignments for each character.

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* KnightInSourArmor: A general tendency to observe all characters BerserkButton: ScottPilgrim qualifies as his biggest among quite a few BerserkButtons; RootingForTheEmpire being a primary conduit of rage - he would high five everybody in the League of Evil Exes, Envy, Knives, and find the most "Good" character is observed, even in [[CrapSackWorld works he strongly dislikes]]. Sometimes his observation of a group of any other assorted antagonists tends to lead him to rooting for the antagonist group instead of or "Bad Guys" all because he views the protagonist simply because they are [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation severely less evil than as [[GeniusBonus|incorrigible]] and the protagonist himself]]. He even goes so far protagonist's friends as to assert non-Evil alignments for each character.also incorrigible.

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* KnightInSourArmor: A general tendency to observe all characters and find the most "Good" character is observed, even in [[CrapSackWorld works he strongly dislikes]]. Sometimes his observation of a group of antagonists tends to lead him to rooting for the antagonist group instead of the protagonist simply because they are [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation severely less evil than the protagonist himself]].

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* KnightInSourArmor: A general tendency to observe all characters and find the most "Good" character is observed, even in [[CrapSackWorld works he strongly dislikes]]. Sometimes his observation of a group of antagonists tends to lead him to rooting for the antagonist group instead of the protagonist simply because they are [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation severely less evil than the protagonist himself]]. He even goes so far as to assert non-Evil alignments for each character.
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* KnightInSourArmor: A general tendency to observe all characters and find the most "Good" character is observed, even in [[CrapSackWorld works he strongly dislikes]]. Sometimes his observation of a group of antagonists tends to lead him to rooting for the antagonist group instead of the protagonist simply because they are [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation severely less evil than the protagonist himself]].

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* [[Irony: [[spoiler: Unlike Megaman 2's Crash Man, he can defeat Air Man and defeats him '''first''']].]]
* MeaningfulName: Guess which Megaman 2 Robot Master is his favorite.

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* [[Irony: [[spoiler: Unlike Megaman 2's Crash Man, he can defeat Air Man and defeats him '''first''']].]]
* MeaningfulName: Guess which Megaman 2 Robot Master is his favorite.
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* Irony: [[spoiler: Unlike Megaman 2's Crash Man, he can defeat Air Man and defeats him '''first''']].

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