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One Piece: Monkey D. Luffy:

• Adaptive Ability:
  • After watching the CP9 members execute the Shave, he quickly learns and improves the technique, using a faster and more effective variation in Gear Two.

• Awesomeness by Analysis: Thanks to his Adaptive Ability, Luffy possesses an incredible ability to quickly deduce ways to evade, deflect, or even retaliate against attacks after just one or a few exposures. This talent is demonstrated when he observes the CP9's use of the Shave technique and then develops a faster, more powerful version of the move while in Gear Two. In his fierce battles against formidable foes like Katakuri and Kaido, he gradually gains insight into their exceptional Haki skills. By adopting their techniques and strategies, he manages to narrow the gap between them and level the playing field in his favor.

Sensual Phrase

• Can't Hold Her Liquor: Aine, who is only seventeen, tends to struggle with her alcohol tolerance sometimes, which can lead to some issues. Fortunately, Sakuya is always around to assist her and make sure things don't spiral out of control too often.

EDENS ZERO: Crew of Edens One

• Given Name Reveal: Chapter 272 would reveal that Clown's given name is Cooper.

For Complete Monster.

• Batman :: Midnight Madness: Joker is Batman’s Arch-Enemy who plots to kick of New Year with a big crime. Breaking out of Arkham Asylum, Joker takes entire New Year party hostage and kills them all, beggining with woman who interupted his monologue. He disguises as construction worker for New Year’s Eve party at Gotham Square, before using Joker Toxin to kill all workers when construction chief recognises him. He fills giant ball meant to comederate coming of a New Year with Joker Toxin, planning to drop it on Square just as clock strikes midnight and potentially kill whole city. When Question tries to distract him, Joker shoots him and reveals he has back-up plan to just drop ball on the crowd of people if Batman stops release of the toxin, before attempting to kill Queastion with toxin.

Edited by EmperorGeode on Jan 29th 2024 at 2:52:13 AM

I need help deciding if this entry I recently added to Film.Quints looks grammatically correct:

• Unreliable Narrator: Jamie often tells the viewer such lies as living close to the Statue of Liberty and winning a shower of money, but she immediately retracts each one.

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Complete Monster.

• Batman :: Midnight Madness: The Joker is Batman’s Arch-Enemy who plots to kick off the New Year with a big crime. Breaking out of Arkham Asylum, the Joker takes the guests at a New Year party hostage and kills them all, beginning with the woman who interrupted his monologue. He disguises himself as a construction worker for a New Year’s Eve party at Gotham Square, before using Joker Toxin to kill all the workers when the construction chief recognises him. He fills the giant ball meant to commemorate the coming of a New Year with Joker Toxin, planning to drop it on the Square just as the clock strikes midnight and potentially kill the whole city. When Question tries to distract him, the Joker shoots him and reveals he has a back-up plan to just the drop ball on the crowd of people if Batman stops the release of the toxin, before attempting to kill Question with the toxin.

Edited by Clare on Jan 29th 2024 at 4:04:32 PM

Thanks Clare

Bubble Bobble tertiary sexual characteristics trope.

Peb and Pab have ribbons on their heads and eyelashes to show that, yes they are girl bubble dragons and not boys like Bub and Bob who lack those features.

Wish (2023)

• Love to Hate: King Magnifico is well loved for being a well written villain in the style of classic Disney staples, Chris Pine's excellent acting, and his fantastic design and powers.

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What do you mean exactly by “someone willing to step forward and add it"?

I mean exactly that. Someone would have to volunteer to do all the work of adding corrected text to the wiki on a daily basis.

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@jahman

I don't see any English errors in those examples.

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For Si Ivagunner:

• Ascended Extra: After making a few minor appearances in the channel's comment section and a CCC recap segment, she's given her first major role in the eleventh Haltmann's Archives and gains larger roles in her following appearances, which eventually culminates in her becoming the channel's main host following the end of Season 7.
• The Bus Came Back: Following the SiIva AI's shutdown in Goodbye to a World Fusion Collab, he returns as the channel's host by creating rips within Illucidity in Season 7 after a 6-year-long absence since he first went to sleep in the Season 1 finale.
• Heel–Face Door-Slam: After the heroes manage to defeat him and the SiIva AI's in One Last Chance, he's given a Last-Second Chance by Santa Claus and seemingly accepts the offer, only for him to be executed by the Voice before he can redeem himself.

Saint Seiya Omega

• Beam-O-War: Between Integra and Paradox during their final battle. It's Integra who defeated her Evil Twin.

Edited by rforce on Jan 29th 2024 at 9:29:26 PM

Okay I have some more trope entries I'd like to check for spelling and grammar errors:

Rick and Morty

• Retired Monster: After escaping the Central Finite Curve, Evil Morty chooses to leave our main Rick and Morty alone and live his own life. That said, Evil Morty makes himself clear that he doesn’t regret the atrocities that he had committed to escape the Central Finite Curve and only bothers to help Rick and Morty find Rick Prime to rid himself of Rick’s influence for good, while stealing the plans for the Omega Device and threatening to use it on Rick should they try to pursue him.

• Pay Evil unto Evil: While Chris usually allows the villainous players to commit their deeds on their fellow competitors, if their actions affect him in any way, he will make them pay dearly:
  • Chris forces arranges for Fang to take the Hurl of Shame with Scott when the latter was eliminated, as payback for being flung into the outhouse’s septic tanks by one of Scott’s traps.
  • Chris has Duncan disqualified and sent to jail in All-Stars for blowing up his cottage.
  • Chris disqualifies Scarlett from the competition in Pakitehew Island for threatening his and the remaining campers lives for the million dollars.
  • Chris exposes MK’s role in cheating to her opposing team and forces her to fight a bear during the first merge challenge as punishment for stealing his hair dryer which gave Chris a bad hair day
• Karmic Shunning: Both Caleb and Zee suffer this when the remaining contestants refuse to talk or even sit near them during the elimination ceremony. In Caleb’s case, it’s because he led everyone to believe that he used Priya’s feelings for him to get further into the competition; In Zee’s case, he blurted out everyone’s embarrassing secrets.

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YMMV.Hilda:

• Common Knowledge: Because of Kaisa's dyed hair and youthful appearance, many fans mistake her to be a older teenager. In reality, however, this is not the case. While her age is never stated, the tie-in novels state that she is roughly around Johanna's age (making her at least middle-aged), with "The Witch" subtly implying that she is actually older than Johanna.

Characters.Little Witch Academia Diana Cavendish

• Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Downplayed. She has platinum blonde hair and while she can be snobby, harsh, and cold at times, she has a good heart deep down, and is mostly a responsible, helpful, and selfless person who intends to uphold her family's values of affection. She would start playing this trope straight from episode 20 and onwards thanks to her Character Development.

• Sacred Cow: Blaze the Cat has quickly become one of the very few universally beloved characters in the post-Genesis era, thanks to her consistently fun and speedy gameplay (and avoiding the Gameplay Roulette problems the other characters have fallen into), being a cool Action Girl who can stand toe-to-toe with Sonic, and managing to avoid most of the writing and Flanderization issues that most of Sonic's other friends have fallen into. Because of this, it's not wise to criticize Blaze unless you want to be burned to ashes.

Characters.Anne Of Green Gables (Anne)

• Adaptational Sexuality: Some modern adaptations of the story, such as Anne: An Adaptation of Anne of Green Gables (sort of) and Anne of West Philly, depict her as having feelings for her female best friend Diana instead of her original male love interest Gilbert.

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My God, What Have I Done?:

• Trolls Band Together
  • John Dory, Bruce and Clay get this reaction when they realize their selfish actions broke Branch's heart, as they also felt guilty for how they treated him, after Poppy helped them realize how much Branch cared about them.
  • Viva has a guilty look on her face when she realize how wrong she was about the Bergens and shows regret in not listening and joining Poppy on her mission to help Branch rescue Floyd.

You Leave Him Alone!:

• In Trolls Band Together: Upon finding out that Velvet sent a fake letter to John Dory to lure him and their brothers into a trap, Floyd warns her to leave his family alone.

Quote: No. You leave my brothers alone. - Floyd

• In the Lab Rats episode Bionic Showdown, Donald and Bree warn Douglas to leave Leo alone.

The Citadel

• Beating A Dead Player: In the sequel the enemy keeps attacking the Martyr after death. Which the player gets to witness as the Martyr’s face and body gets beaten to a bloody pulp.

• Curtains Match the Window: The Martyr's hair and eyes are a light shade of purple.

• Diegetic Interface: The in-game HUD comes from the helmet the Martyr wears at the start of the game. Even including a button that lets the Martyr remove her helmet and making the HUD disappear.

• Expressive Health Bar: The sequel now shows the Martyr’s face and chest where she makes expressions when injured and bleeds after losing a percentage of health. Including showing some grotesque wounds, such as a giant hole in her head, on death which can take further damage until the only thing that’s left is her spine.

• Fan Disservice: The sequel now shows us the the Martyr pretty face and breasts. Including her corpse on death which can ripped apart in gory detail until she’s reduced to a spine.

• Heel–Face Turn: Downplayed. But in the sequel a few cyborgs are now helping the Martyr in her quest. Justified as all of them were previously mind controlled by the Sleeping God in the first game.

Genshin Impact

Eula:

• Leg Focus: Her leotard-esque outfit and thighhigh boots, combined with everything else being covered, puts emphasis on her exposed thighs.

LISA

Brad Armstrong:

• Meaningful Name: Brad Armstrong primarily fights with punches. Can become an Ironic Name if he chooses to get one, or even both, of his arms chopped off.

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Four-Temperament Ensemble:

• Hilda: Four main human characters are this trope:
  • Hilda (sanguine): the compassionate, friendly, if somewhat overconfident All-Loving Hero
  • Johanna (phlegmatic): the ground-minded, reasonable parent, who trusts her Hilda’s judgement (but can worry for her well-being), who’s also an Action Survivor for most of time.
  • Frida (choleric): the neat-freak perfectionist, with jerkish, confrontational side.
  • David (melancholic): the pessimistic down-to-earth nervous wreck, who can easily get scared.

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Characters.Tokyo Xanadu Morimiya Academy

• More than Just a Teacher: At first, he seems to a fairly normal teacher. However, it's later revealed that he is actually a member of military sibsidary that deals with Eclipses and Greeds.

• Blood Knight: Much like his previous counterparts, Ralph loves fighting.

• Plucky Comic Relief: Michelangelo bring much of the comedy in the movie. In fact, he wants to join the school's improv comedy team. Fortunately, he does in the end.

Moral Event Horizon:

• Hilda: The Fairy Entity crosses it in the flashback, when it puts Johanna’s parents through a Sadistic Choice of either giving their daughter to it or watching her die from illness. Years later it didn’t changed a bit, when it spitefully returns Johanna’s illness back to her, after she escapes from the Fairy Country and nearly kills her aunt instead when she offered her life to it.

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I can't find any English mistakes in those examples.