Aversion Clean up

That seems like a shoehorn. I think it can be cut.

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Bringing up the following example from Heartless (2016):

• Yellow Eyes of Sneakiness: Averted; Jest has yellow eyes, but he is a good person. Granted, he's not entirely forthcoming about his motives for coming to the Kingdom of Hearts, but he genuinely loves Cath.

ComicBook.Superman Smashes The Klan

• Politically Correct History: Deliberately averted. Racism is prevalent everywhere in the comic, between the blatant examples (i.e. the Klan of the Fiery Kross) to the more subtle microaggressions (i.e. a girl being thankful that Roberta is Chinese and not a "Jap"). Roberta's father also tries to shoo away three African-American men who stopped to help him put out the fires around the Lees' house, only to realize his error when one of them pulls out a police badge. Even Superman is afraid of his alien heritage and hides his origins from the world. However, the fact that Jimmy and Roberta both call Lois "Ms. Lane" instead of the more period-accurate "Miss Lane" is an example of this trope.

This entry’s kind of a mess. Considering the the fact that this book is literally about Superman fighting klansmen, I doubt that they would hold back on all the ways society is racist to the poor, poor, minorities. I don’t find this particularly notable.

Edited by PlasmaPower on Mar 31st 2021 at 12:21:57 PM

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Bringing up the following example from Jupiter's Legacy:

• Superpowerful Genetics: Averted. Most children of superhumans inherit their powers, but Hutch does not.

What about when I'm dealing with an alien and I want to note that a biology trope specifically doesn't apply to them?

Hypothetical example:

• Faint in Shock: Averted. Being a Xokkian, Klurg is physically incapable of fainting in times of stress; his species evolved to keep blood flow to the brain consistent even during the fight-or-flight response.

For every low there is a high.

If you know that, it's at least Discussed... Did a human mention it? Did a human faint? Are they watching human media where this happens?

That's not averted:

1. Since most kids do inherit powers, it's at least in play
2. On the trope page, a kid not inheriting powers is one of the possible outcomes.

Edited by underCoverSailsman on Apr 22nd 2021 at 7:07:31 AM

In 2016, notacooldude removed this from Cosmetically-Advanced Prequel with the edit reason "No reason to put an aversion to the trope in here.'

• Averted with Perfect Dark Zero, which is a mere three years before the original, but technology is a lot less advanced.

I think it's notable if technology is less advanced than would be expected three years before. Is there another trope or Playing With that applies here?

Keet cleanup

Back to the Future has a whole folder full of aversions.

that seems like a noticeable inversion; something set in the past having anachronistically less advanced technology, rather than anachronistically more advanced. it'd be like if a work set in the '90s had only black-and-white TVs, for example

So should I add it back saying it's inverted?

Keet cleanup

MLP is listed on Gender Equals Breed as an aversion. Personally, I reckon the example is a bit of a sterch. (How is it really spelled?)

Edited by Delibirda on May 1st 2021 at 8:32:01 PM

"Listen up, Marina, because this is SUPER important. Whatever you do, don't eat th“ “DON'T EAT WHAT?! Your text box ran out of space!”

Stretch.

And it definitely is. Just cut it; that example is meaningless.

Current Project: Incorruptible Pure Pureness

I am using an iPad, so locating the example while editing can be a bit hard for me.

"Listen up, Marina, because this is SUPER important. Whatever you do, don't eat th“ “DON'T EAT WHAT?! Your text box ran out of space!”

Now it's gone!

"Listen up, Marina, because this is SUPER important. Whatever you do, don't eat th“ “DON'T EAT WHAT?! Your text box ran out of space!”

Bringing up the following example from Invincible (2021):

• All Adult Animation Is South Park: A refreshing aversion. Similar to some other recent animated series like Castlevania (2017), while most of the fight scenes are incredibly violent, there's little gratuitous vulgarity or sexual content and the violence is taken entirely seriously. It's ultimately closest in tone to a hard R-rated Justice League than most other adult animation out there.

That's just a gush in what I can only assume some troper thought could pass for "disguise". Remove.

Edited by ShinyCottonCandy on May 9th 2021 at 6:19:15 AM

SoundCloud

Not to mention that All Adult Animation Is South Park has been renamed to Animated Shock Comedy to avoid stuff like this. Cut.

Thoughts on the Back to the Future folder I mentioned? Here it is for context:

Bringing up the following example from Paradox:

• You Can't Fight Fate: Averted. The team have managed to prevent the disaster depicted on a number of occasions.

Bringing up the following example from Batman: The Dark Prince Charming:

• Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: Averted. Despite many readers noticing that Bruce Wayne looks a bit like Ben Affleck, the author confirmed it was just a coincidence and actually lifted the character design of Marcus from his other series The Eagles of Rome.

Bringing up the following example from Eternals:

• Visual Effects of Awesome: Averted this time around. While there are still some CGI creations in the film (the Eternals' spaceship, for instance), a majority of film was shot on-camera rather than the typical green screen that Marvel's known for. And the teaser details how gorgeous this makes the film as a result.

I think it's a little gushy, but I am requesting more help as I am having trouble determining whether to keep it.

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I believe (is it spelled like that?) that Sugar Wiki stuff don't belong on normal pages.

"Listen up, Marina, because this is SUPER important. Whatever you do, don't eat th“ “DON'T EAT WHAT?! Your text box ran out of space!”

Bringing up the following example from Power Rangers Megaforce:

• Vindicated by History: Averted hard. It was common that whenever a new divisive season came out, fans would look at previously disliked seasons (such as Wild Force, Mystic Force or Samurai) and find more to appreciate in them, however, when the next divisive series came out, that being Ninja Steel, nothing from Megaforce was seen as more favorable, instead just souring the opinion on the Neo-Saban Era even more in the eyes of fans.
  • To drive the point further, the anniversary special for Ninja Steel, Dimensions in Danger, while seen by many as disappointing for it's near-worship of Tommy and what's little is done for other Rangers, is still generally agreed to be much better of an anniversary special than the Legendary Battle.

YMMV cannot be played with. Just get rid of it.

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