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Edited by Mrph1 on Nov 16th 2023 at 5:37:57 PM
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Every single character has one for their story arc. - Partial-Context Example - Every single character has what?
Improbably Female Cast: None of the Seraph users are a single male, nor has a male NPC appeared in the story so far besides a picture taken of a boy-and-girl couple.
Averted in the latter part of the story, <- comma as many male NPCs make an appearance in various Dome and character flashbacks. There is a hint that Navi can only copy biological females, <- comma which might explain the reason for the lack of male NPCs in the campus.
^ Averted Trope says:
Aversions should almost never be listed on trope pages, as they're almost always completely meaningless. Generally, only nigh Omnipresent Tropes, Acceptable Breaks from Reality or No Straight Examples, Please! tropes should have aversions listed as examples.
^ Improbably Female Cast doesn't appear on any of those three pages, so it should not have an averted example like this one.
^ This is a single example at the 2nd level of indentation, which violates Example Indentation in Trope Lists.
Edited by Arivne on Feb 29th 2024 at 8:06:36 AM
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Worthy of note is when...
...Battle the Beat <- no comma it's...disguising herself this way...
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Taneo Tokuda, the freelance journalist from the anime-original Recap Episode, is well-liked by the fandom for being a Sheep in Sheep's Clothing who came to U.A. only to personally ensure there's hope for the world. The fact he's preparing a book about Deku only raises the fans' intrigue with him, with many wishing for him to come back.
^ An intelligent being/person is a "who", not a "that".
Edited by Arivne on Feb 29th 2024 at 8:21:32 AM
In the Sonic the Hedgehog Characters - Main Characters page, in Miles "Tails" Prower’s folder, I think this trope should be added.
Hero Antagonist: Tails is one of these when you play the dark story of Sonic Adventure 2. Since you play as Dr. Eggman who has done a lot of bad things to Sonic and his friends in the Dark Story, this is to be expected.
Edited by Furrylover9billion on Mar 1st 2024 at 2:51:47 AM
For Overshadowed by Controversy:
- Kenji Yamamoto is a composer who was once most known for his involvement in the creation of the soundtracks for various pieces of Dragon Ball media, such as Dragon Ball Z Kai and the Budokai series of video games. These days, however, Yamamoto is more known for the accusations of plagiarism that struck his work during the airing of Dragon Ball Z Kai and his subsequent firing by Toei Animation and the replacement of his tracks in the re-releases of Dragon Ball media as a result of the plagiarism accusations.
Edited by jlvs200s on Feb 29th 2024 at 6:25:33 PM
"The time has come for every last Shoppe... No! The time has come for the DREAM KINGDOM to bow down to me! Gotcha ! Hee-hee!" | He/Him- Base-Breaking Character: John Herbert is a very polarizing character. Some find him to be a funny old man who Crosses the Line Twice. Others, including some LGBT fans, find him to be a sick pervert who perpetuates a negative stereotype and find his actions very sick.
Power Rangers Operation Overdrive - Characters
Villains
Faction Leaders
- Big Bad: Flurious is the most influential villain of the show and is built up as the biggest threat of Operation Overdrive. While he shares the role of main antagonist with Moltor, Kamdor and Mig, Flurious is the most evil of the four.
- Evil Is Deathly Cold: He controls ice and is one of the main villains.
- Final Boss: Flurious becomes the last villain of the series after outliving Mig and Kamdor and killing Moltor.
- Final Boss Preview: The rangers face him in episode 9.
- Orcus on His Throne: He has no Monsters of the Week, so he lets the other villains face the rangers instead.
- Sorcerous Overlord: Flurious rules over the snow themed grunts and is an Evil Sorcerer.
- Big Bad Ensemble: Moltor shares the position of main villain with Kamdor, Mig and his brother Flurious.
- Big Bad Wannabe: While Moltor is in charge of the most powerful faction of the show, the other three Big Bads are much more dangerous than him.
- Dragon Knight: Moltor is a Draconic Humanoid warrior and a knight.
- Evil Is Burning Hot: Moltor is an Evil Overlord who lives in a volcano and controls fire.
- The Heavy: Moltor is the most prominent antagonist of the series and faces the rangers on a semi-regular basis.
- Pre-Final Boss: He's the penultimate enemy of the show.
- Big Bad Ensemble: Kamdor is the third main antagonist of the show, who joins the Big Bad Ensemble after Flurious and Moltor.
- Blue Is Calm: He has a blue color scheme and is much more calm than Moltor and Flurious.
- Blue Means Smart One: Kamdor wears a blue suit of armor and is one of the smartest villains of the show.
- Disc-One Final Boss: Kamdor is the most ruthless villain of the show, but he's defeated right before the endgame.
- The Heavy: The brothers are the two most influential villains of the story, but Kamdor is the most recurring opponent of the rangers.
- Wake-Up Call Boss: Kamdor is the first enemy who defeats the rangers.
- Big Bad Ensemble: Mig is the last member of the Big Bad Ensemble and the leader of the fourth villainous faction.
- Cats Are Mean: He's a cat and the most treacherous main antagonist of Operation Overdrive.
- Disc-One Final Boss: Mig is the most dangerous Big Bad of the show, but he's defeated before the other main antagonists.
- Dark Is Evil: He wears black armor as Cyber Mig and is the main antagonist.
- Green and Mean: Mig has a green color motif and is the most insane main antagonist of the show.
- Sixth Ranger: Mig joins the villains long after they have been established.
Edited by N2002 on Mar 1st 2024 at 10:34:53 AM
Power Rangers Operation Overdrive - Characters
Villains
Generals
- The Baroness: She's cold, ruthless and tries to manipulate a ranger in her first appearance. She's also the main female antagonist of the series.
- Climax Boss: Miratrix is fought during the last Megazord fight before the endgame.
- The Dragon: She's Kamdor's second-in-command and main enforcer.
- Evil Wears Black: Miratrix wears a black kimono and is The Dragon.
- Purple Is Powerful: She wears a purple outfit and is the field commander of the ninja faction.
- The Brute: He's the strongest and most sadistic general of Operation Overdrive.
- The Dragon: General Benglo is Mig's right-hand man.
- Evil Wears Black: He's the Big Bad's most prominent enforcer and wears black armor.
- Frontline General: Benglo does most of the fighting himself because his Monsters of the Week are trapped in an Artifact of Doom.
- Secondary-Color Nemesis: Benglo has an orange color scheme and is one of the major villains.
Edited by N2002 on Mar 1st 2024 at 5:26:01 PM
- An Aesop:
- Except your family for who they are, not who you want them to be.
- You don't need to be perfect in order to be in sync with each other.
- Don't treat your family like you did in the past, as it could make the relationship worse and hurt their feelings when they attempt to make amends with you.
- The Atoner: Branch's brothers seem to have become this towards the end of the film, as they intent to atone for their actions in leaving Branch and not being there for him growing up.
- Because You Were Nice to Me: Part of the reason that John Dory is fond of Poppy is that she acknowledge him from Bro Zone.
RoleEndingMisdemeanor.Anime And Manga
- Brendan Blaber, one of the writers for Lovely★Complex's dub, was blacklisted by both Sound Candace Studios and Discotek Media after he made a (now deleted) lengthy Patreon post calling the series (including the original author) terrible and saying that he is making it "better". The negative reception to this post also resulted in his version not being used.
YMMV.A Sign Of Affection
- Awesome Art: The manga contains gorgeously drawn panels and scenes, especially the more romantic ones. The anime is similarly well-detailed.
Edited by Ayumi-chan on Mar 1st 2024 at 10:03:03 PM
She/Her | Currently cleaning: N/AFor Complete Monster.
- Dragon Flyz: Dreadwing is cruel mutant warlord determined to conquer Earth and sky by any means necesary. In his war against Dragon Flyz and city of Airlandis, Dreadwing constantly schemes to either conquer or destroy latter and its humans. Dreadwing tries to have eggs of Dragons allied with Airlandis stolen and mutated into his soldiers, before tricking rival warlord into allying with him to attack Airlandis, only to betray him and his soldiers. He has Z’neth captured and brainwashed into believing he is his son, sending him to attack Airlandis. His other plots include unleashing sleeping sickness on Dragons to leave Airlandis defenseless, taking Airlandiean setlement hostage and threatening to kill everione if city dosen’t surrender to him, threatening to use nuclear missiles to destroy Airlandis and tricking giant Dragon into attacking it. Never one to pass opportunity for cruelty, Dreadwing constantly thretens his minions with death, has Dramen dragonator Dran forced to fight to death in cage to free village of innocent Dramen, planning to drop them all into lava if Dran wins. When group kids try to help Dragon Flyz when Dreadwing creates toxin to turn them into monsters, he uses as bait and human shields against heroes. In penultimate episode, Dreadwing captures Z’neth and councliman Joshua, putting them in Kangaroo Court, leaving latter withous water for days to force him to testify in Dreadwing’s favor.
For Hazbin Hotel character page under Elders of Heaven.
- Ambiguous Situation: Their exact position in Heaven is hard to pin down. It’s implied they are Seraphim by number of their wings and Charlie’s Opening Narration makes clear they have good amount of power, with Lucires’s Imagine Spot during “More Than Anything” having them as manifestation of Heaven and its refusal to listen to view points diferent than their own. However, Sera (who was shown in story accompaniying Charlie’s narration as part of separate group who has thrown Lucifer and Lilith to Hell and one who declarated Exterminations) is refered as High Seraphim and seems to be in charge of Heaven, with six figures personifiyng Elders nowhere to be seen present. All this makes it hard to say if they are Sera’s subortinates, hands of superiors or co rulers, or if Heaven underwent regime change beetwen Lucifer’s fall and start of Exterminations.
Edited by EmperorGeode on Mar 1st 2024 at 6:44:40 AM
Hero Antagonist: Tails is one of these when you play the dark story of Sonic Adventure 2. Since you play as Dr. Eggman, <- comma who...
^ This is a Zero-Context Example because you don't say how Tails is a Hero Antagonist, you just say that he is.
@jlvs200s
Kenji Yamamoto is a composer who was once best known for his involvement in the creation of the soundtracks for various pieces of Dragon Ball media, such as Dragon Ball Z Kai and the Budokai series of video games. These days, however, Yamamoto is better known for the accusations of plagiarism that were made against his work during the airing of Dragon Ball Z Kai, <- comma and his subsequent firing by Toei Animation and the replacement of his tracks in the re-releases of Dragon Ball media as a result of the plagiarism accusations.

For Player Punch Action-Adventure:
Edited by Minorica on Mar 2nd 2024 at 3:10:12 AM
"No matter how bad the heroes can get or how bad the situation is, we're sure we can overcome it and get our happy endings..."