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A trope for Big Mom

• Hot Skitty-on-Wailord Action: During her lifetime Big Mom had husbands of different races, including a dwarf, with whom she had Normande. Dwarves are small enough to stand on the palm of a hand, while Big Mom is a colossal woman... it's better not go into further explanations.

For the Orochi Oniwabasu in general: [It was just to explain for whom these tropes are, there's already a folder]

• Ninja: They're an entire team of trained ninjas, and are stealthy enough to sneak behind Nico Robin without being noticed.
• No Historical Figures Were Harmed: They take inspiration from the Oniwaban, a group of security guards and spies in the service of the Shogun during the feudal era. Fittingly, they're Orochi's (Wano's Shogun) team of personal guards.
• Two Girls to a Team: Of the eleven members, not counting those whose gender can't be identified, only two are female.

For Fukurokuju

• Expy: He's named after one of the Seven Gods of Luck of Japanese mythology, and has the same elongated head.
• Sinister Shades: Wears a pair of shades and is the leader of the corrupted Orochi's bodyguards.

For Nico Robin

• Oh, Crap!: A subtle one, since she's The Stoic, but she's clearly caught by surprise when she sees that all of Orochi Oniwabasu have sneaked up right behind her!

for the Minks as a Whole

• World of Badass: Sure, One Piece's world itself is already this, but the Mink Tribe is notable since it's an island from the new world whose inhabitants are strong enough to resist several days of attack by an Emperor's crew. According to Monji's word, "Every Mink is a born warrior", and even the children are badasses.

for Bariete

• Oh, Crap!: Due to the trauma of having recently fought Jack and his henchmen and later suffering tremendous tortures, he panics upon seeing the Straw Hats, and warns his people.

for Jerry

• Fantastic Fighting Style: Since he's very tall, to fight in cramped spaces he adopts a Yoga-Boxing style so that his movements aren't hindered. Sanji comments how stupid it sounds and looks.
• Lean and Mean: He's an agent working for the World Government and he's so tall he has to twist his legs in order to fit in a train car.
• Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond: He might be considered the boxing champion on Karate island, but against Sanji he lasts less than a chapter.

for Wanze:

• Abnormal Ammo: With his Ramen Kenpo, he shoots ramen noodles... from his nose.
• Cordon Bleugh Chef: This guy makes ramen by mixing the flour in his mouth with his saliva and then the noodles comes out of his nose! He even tries to offer it to Sanji and Usopp.

Edited by fishysaur on Feb 6th 2019 at 8:24:42 AM

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A new character

folder:Pinkbeard]]

Pinkbeard

Captain of the Pinkbeard Pirates, a crew subordinate to the Blackbeard Pirates. He's seen pillaging a town for Blackbeard, until he's stopped by the Revolutionaries.

• Captain Colorbeard: Of all colors, he's named Pinkbeard.
• Dressed to Plunder: His overall appearance is like that of a stereotypical pirate, with a large bicorn, a coat worn as a cape, long hair and a goatee. He makes his debut by plundering a town, too.
• Faux Affably Evil: When Moda explains that the townspeople are poor because they gather gold for an offering to the king and the celestial dragons, otherwise they will be killed, Pinkbeard appears visibly concerned. Then he slaps Moda and orders his men to look for that offering.
• Hate Sink: Hides under Blackbeard's name to commit atrocious crimes and shows no positive qualities, making his defeat at the hands of the townspeople and the revolutionaries all of the more satisfying.
• Only Known By Their Nick Name: He presents himself as Pinkbeard, claiming it's a name he received from Blackbeard, while his true name is never revealed.
• Red Baron: Blackbeard gave him the name of Pinkbeard... although that's far from a scary name.
• Signature Laugh: His laugh is "Momohahaha", which is a pun on his name Momohige.
• Small Name, Big Ego: Uses the fame of the Blackbeard Pirates to plunder villages in their name. Not only does Blackbeard not care at all for him, but the Pinkbeard Pirates are easily overpowered by the townspeople motivated by Belo Betty's Pump-Pump fruit. Pinkbeard himself is defeated by Moda, a young girl, in a single hit.
• Spell My Name With An S: His Japanese name (Momohige) can be translated as Peachbeard too, and on his ship's sails there are images of peaches. In this case, his name doubles as Edible Theme Naming.
• The Worf Effect: The main role of his crew is to be easily defeated by the commanders of the Revolutionary Army and show how strong they are.
• Would Hit a Girl: Slaps Moda, a young girl. After being motivated by Belo Betty's power, Moda batters him with a large stick.

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Edited by fishysaur on Feb 6th 2019 at 8:38:01 AM

, @fishysaur

During her lifetime <- no comma Big Mom had husbands of different races, including a dwarf, with whom she had Normande. Dwarves are small enough to stand on the palm of a hand, while Big Mom is a colossal woman... it's better not go into further explanations. <- period

For the Orochi Oniwabasu in general: <- colon

They're an entire team of trained ninjas, and are stealthy enough to sneak behind Nico Robin without being noticed.

They take inspiration from the Oniwaban, a group of security guards and spies in the service of the Shogun during the feudal era. Fittingly, <- comma they're Orochi's <- no comma (Wano's Shogun's) team of personal guards.

Of all the eleven members, not counting those whose gender can't be identified, only two are female.

He's named after one of the Seven Gods of Luck of Japanese mythology, and has the same elongated head.

Sure, One Piece's world itself is already this, but the Mink Tribe is noticeable since it's an island from the new world whose inhabitants are strong enough to resist several days of attack by an Emperor's crew. According to Monji's word, "Every Mink is a born warrior", and even the children are badasses.

Due to the trauma of having recently fought Jack and his henchmen and later suffering tremendous tortures, he panics upon seeing the Straw Hats, and warns his people.

Since he's very tall, to fight in cramped spaces <- no comma he adopts a Yoga-Boxing style <- no comma so that his movements aren't hindered.

He might be considered the boxing champion on Karate island, but against Sanji he lasts less than a chapter.

This guy makes ramen by mixing the flour in his mouth with his saliva and then the noodles come out of his nose!

Captain of the Pinkbeard Pirates, a crew subordinate to the Blackbeard Pirates.

He presents himself as Pinkbeard, claiming it's a name he received from Blackbeard, while his true name is never revealed.

His laugh is "Momohahaha", which is a pun on his name <- space Momohige.

Uses the fame of the Blackbeard Pirates to plunder villages in their name. Not only does Blackbeard not care at all for him, but the Pinkbeard Pirates are easily overpowered by the townspeople motivated by Belo Betty's Pump-Pump fruit.

His Japanese name (Momohige) can be translated as Peachbeard too, and on his ship's sails there are images of peaches.

Edited by Arivne on Feb 6th 2019 at 3:04:46 AM

for Orochi:

• Disproportionate Retribution: Like any corrupted ruler, not showing enough respect to him is punished with death.
• No Sense of Personal Space: He treats the oiran like objects, with no respect for their feelings, and pokes Komurasaki to the point of annoying her.
• Would Hurt a Child: Attempts to kill Toko just because she laughed at him.

for Kyoshiro

• Blood Knight: When chaos irrupt at Orochi's castle, and the shogun transform into his Orochi form, Kyoshiro declares that it will be a bloodbath while unsheating his katana.
• A Father to His Men: Claims tha whoever joins his group by drinking sake is like a family member to him, and does everything in his power to avenge even his lower mooks.
• Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: Being the leader of a Yakuza group has its advantages, especially when you're allied with an Emperor who can sends off his strongest crewmembers just to avenge someone.

for Fukurokuji

• Affably Evil: Downplayed, but he promises Nico Robin that if she answers sincerely they'll give a quick death instead of a painful torture.

for Komurasaki

• Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?: She slaps Orochi to stops his attempts in killing Toko, and even scolds him, saying she's not afraid to stand up to him if she's believe she's right.
• Morality Pet: While her flashback presents her as a greedy and deceiving woman, she has a soft spot for Toko, her kamuro. She also claims that, as a daughter of a samurai, she has a sense of honor.
• Screw the Rules, I'm Beautiful!: The other oiran comments how Komurasaki always goes scott free from her actions because she's Wano's most beautiful woman.

for YMMV/RWBY

• Author's Saving Throw: Volume 6 can be called "author saving throw: the volume" as it address most of the criticism the show gathered during the previous volume. The plot is much more dinamic, as opposed to the stagnant one of volume 5, it gave Ruby some necessary spotlight and finally addressed her silver eyes, it gives Adam Taurus back some of his badass image and a proper climatic battle and the main characters gets angry at Ozpin and calls him out after still trusting him in the past volume despite all of the secrets he kepts.

• Franchise Original Sin: The show always had flawed writing and awkward dialogue since the beginning, but the fight scenes were so much over the top almost everyone doesn't notice it or is willing to close an eye. In volume 5, however, most of the fight scenes are replaced with boring moments of exposition, making the flaws much more apparent and resulting with the volume gathering a very poor reception compared to the others.

• Holy Shit Quotient: The Reveal that previously there was another humanity that was wiped out by the gods when, under Salem's manipulations, it rebelled to them.

• They Wasted a Perfectly Good Character: While many are happy that he gets a proper confrontation against Blake, instead of the anticlimatic one of Volume 5, as much as many are still disappointed that Adam Taurus potential as a compelling villain is reduced to an evil ex-boyfriend and his death means there won't be more chances for him.

Edited by fishysaur on Feb 7th 2019 at 2:04:49 AM

When chaos erupts at Orochi's castle <- no comma and the shogun transforms into his Orochi form, Kyoshiro declares that it will be a bloodbath while unsheathing his katana.

Claims that whoever joins his group by drinking sake is like a family member to him, and does everything in his power to avenge even his lower mooks.

Being the leader of a Yakuza group has its advantages, especially when you're allied with an Emperor who can send off his strongest crewmembers just to avenge someone.

Downplayed, but he promises Nico Robin that if she answers sincerely, <- comma they'll give a quick death instead of painful torture.

^ They'll give who a quick death?

She slaps Orochi to stop his attempts at killing Toko <- no comma and even scolds him, saying she's not afraid to stand up to him if she believes she's right.

The other oiran comments about how Komurasaki always goes scot-free from her actions because she's Wano's most beautiful woman.

Volume 6 can be called "Author's Saving Throw: the volume", <- comma as it addresses most of the criticism the show gathered during the previous volume. The plot is much more dynamic, as opposed to the stagnant one of volume 5, it gives Ruby some necessary spotlight and finally addresses her silver eyes, it gives Adam Taurus back some of his badass image and a proper climactic battle and the main characters get angry at Ozpin and call him out after still trusting him in the past volume despite all of the secrets he kept.

The show has had flawed writing and awkward dialogue since the beginning, but the fight scenes were so much over the top almost everyone didn't notice them or was willing to turn a blind eye to them. In volume 5, however, most of the fight scenes are replaced with boring moments of exposition, making the flaws much more apparent and resulting in the volume gathering a very poor reception compared to the others.

The Reveal that previously there was another humanity that was wiped out by the gods when, under Salem's manipulations, it rebelled against them.

While many are happy that he gets a proper confrontation against Blake <- no comma instead of the anticlimactic one of Volume 5, just as many are still disappointed that Adam Taurus's potential as a compelling villain is reduced to being an evil ex-boyfriend and his death means there won't be more chances for him.

Edited by Arivne on Feb 7th 2019 at 5:25:18 AM

Could someone put this in https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/Spacelords

I would but it still can't edit.

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Aneska

• Ace Pilot: Of her Mech, which she not only brought down and captured the Axe-Crazy, Lycus Dion in but gave the Raiders a challenging boss fight in.

• Creepy Souvenir: Carry's the still living Head of her Hades C.O. He talks too, though it's mostly shouting and profanity. Luckily there's a mute button.

• Defector from Decadence: Was Hades Division's top enforcer before being defeated by the Raiders. She ironically joined them when she had no where else to go.

• Even the Girls Want Her: Upon her arrival at the Raiders HQ, both Harec and HIVE note her beauty. Harec's comes off as just an observation of a Worthy Opponent, HIVE's isn't.

• Ms. Fanservice: As detailed above, she's captivating to both sexes, one of whom isn't even fully humanoid anymore.

• Promoted to Playable: Went from a boss to a raider, by popular demand.

• Peak-a-Bangs: Post boss fight. To cover her bandaged eye.

• The Dragon: To General Krausher of Hades Division.

• The Dreaded: Her showing up for her Boss battle is considered a "Pants To Be Darkened" moment for the pilot, Cortez.

• The Red Baron: Is nicknamed: The Scourge of Phobos.

• You Gotta Have Blue Hair: Green in her case.

Edited by Avenger09 on Feb 7th 2019 at 11:01:41 AM

• Evil Empire
• The Schlub Pub Seduction Deduction: Implied. In issue 5 a Serial Killer name Ace Partner went to a bar to search for a new victim, he was shock to see a group of 5 woman with a men tie up to a table. The woman were bragging that the man wish he spend another night at that brothel instend of the bachelorette party. Implying the women were having a bachelorette party and hire a male stipper they plan to murder

• Batman Beyond – Villains
• Bully Hunter: Deconstruction Payback attacks people who have wronged the kids who speak about them in a counseling clinic. However clearly going overboard as attacks on them are rather violent and almost lethal against those who've slighted others.

• Birds of Prey
• Almost Kiss: A violet example. When Super-villain Killer Shark brainwash Lady Blackhawk into thinking she Queen Killer Shark, she lead him to his grandfather treasure. This causes Killer Shark to cry and to reveal that he had originally intended on killing her after he got his treasure but has changed his mind. As he leans in for a kiss, Zinda subconsciously punches him breaking his teeth.
• Shot in the Ass: As Killer Shark is about to kill Lady Blackhawk, her teammate Huntress who arrives just in time, shoot two arrows in his butt and knock him out.

• Killer Bass Harold, the Dweeb
• Throw the Dog a Bone: There are moments where Harold gets a lucky break.
  • In season 1 episode Dodgebrawl he start out as The Load. When he the last player in his team not to be knock out, he use his figure skating skills to dodge every ball thrown at him. He was able to catch the ball and win the game for his team. And Harold teammates left him in the air.
  • In season 1 episode Not Quite Famous Harold use his beatboxing skills to win the talent contest for his team. He is cheap by both teams and hug by Bridgette and Courtney.
  • In season 1 episode Xtreme Torture while Harold was vote off, Harold gracefully accepts being voted off, as he then reflects that how he won, lost and saw boobies, he revealed he was the one wrote the love letters for Leshawna, they share a kiss. Making him one of the few contestants to not leave depressed.
  • In season 2 episode Full Metal Drama Harold win the game for his team by beating the other team with his Num-Yo's. Note that even his Arch-Enemy Duncan was impress with his win and admit he did good.
  • In season 2 episode Crouching Courtney Hidden Owen Harold both win and got back at Duncan for all the pranks he pulled on Harold this season. When Harold and Duncan were working together to carrie a cup of water to the Mount Banshee, which is actually the cliff. They must retrieve a bonsai tree, which is guarded by a "kung fu master," who is actually Sasquatchanakwa. When Duncan insult Leshawna, Harold tosses the water into Duncan's face, and knocks him out with a punch to the face. He win the challenge and enjoy a noodle soup dinner while Duncan sulking outside the tent while Harold indulges in his reward.
  • In season 2 episode 2008 A Space Owen Harold start pulling pranks on Duncan to get back on him. Even those Harold vote off, Harold run up to Duncan and pull down his pants, Duncan even admits he had that one coming.

Edited by AmazingCartoonHero on Feb 7th 2019 at 11:07:34 AM

Trope: My Sister Is Off-Limits

• Trillion: God of Destruction: Zeabolous is extremely protective of his sister Elma. He shows considerable animosity towards Uriel whenever he tries to make a move on her.

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a trope for Komurasaki

• Chekhov's Gunman: She's actually the masked woman who plays the shamisen at the beginning and end of Wano's first act, but is only revealed when she plays a symphony at Orochi's castle.

for Yomo

• Sweet Sheep: He's a large and friendly sheep mink.

for Choo

small description

He's cool headed and only loses his temper after Usopp annoys him during their battle.

Like the fish he's based on, he has the ability to spit water projectiles from his mouth, making him a fitting opponent for Usopp.

• Blush Stickers: He has pink dots on his cheeks, but in this case they don't make him look any cuter.
• Gag Lips: Has a protruding mouth (with very large lips) which can spit water. It's also a Visual Pun on his fish-type Japanese name (Kisu also means "kiss"), since his lips resemble those of a kissing mouth.

Small description for Kuroobi and tropes

He's very arrogant and cruel, even by the crew's standards, and the only one to not completely trust Nami.

He's a master of Fishman Karate, a fighting style practiced only by fishmen.

• You Are a Credit to Your Race: Despite his racism against humans, he compliments Sanji for his strength, then mocks his willingness to fight for Nami, calling it a waste.

Edited by fishysaur on Feb 8th 2019 at 6:24:45 AM

@Amazing Cartoon Hero

Implied. In issue 5, <- comma when a Serial Killer named Ace Partner goes to a bar to search for a new victim, he is shocked to see a group of 5 woman with a men tied up to a table. The woman are bragging that the man wishes that he was spending another night at that brothel instead of the bachelorette party, <- comma implying the women were having a bachelorette party and hired a male stripper they planned to murder. <- period

Payback attacks people who have wronged the kids who speak about them in a counseling clinic. However, <- comma this is clearly going overboard, <- comma as attacks on them are rather violent and almost lethal against those who've slighted others.

A violent example. When Super-villain Killer Shark brainwashes Lady Blackhawk into thinking she is Queen Killer Shark, she leads him to his grandfather's treasure. This causes Killer Shark to cry and to reveal that he had originally intended to kill her after he got his treasure, <- comma but has changed his mind. As he leans in for a kiss, Zinda subconsciously punches him, <- comma breaking his teeth.

As Killer Shark is about to kill Lady Blackhawk, her teammate Huntress who arrives just in time, shooting two arrows into his butt and knocking him out.

In the season 1 episode "Dodgebrawl", <- comma he starts out as The Load. When he's the last player on his team not to be knocked out, he uses his figure skating skills to dodge every ball thrown at him. He is able to catch the ball and win the game for his team, <- comma but Harold's teammates leave him in the air.

In the season 1 episode "Not Quite Famous", <- comma Harold uses his beatboxing skills to win the talent contest for his team. He is cheered by both teams and hugged by Bridgette and Courtney.

Season 1 episode "Xtreme Torture". <- period While Harold was voted off, he gracefully accepts his fate, as he then reflects that how he won, lost and saw boobies, and after he reveals that he was the one who wrote the love letters for Leshawna, they share a kiss. This makes him him one of the few contestants to not leave depressed.

Season 2 episode "Full Metal Drama". <- period Harold wins the game for his team by beating the other team with his Num-Yo's. Note that even his Arch-Enemy Duncan is impressed by his win and admits he did good.

Season 2 episode "Crouching Courtney Hidden Owen". <- period Harold both wins and gets back at Duncan for all the pranks he pulled on Harold this season. When Harold and Duncan were working together to carry a cup of water to the Mount Banshee, which is actually the cliff. They must retrieve a bonsai tree <- no comma which is guarded by a "kung fu master," who is actually Sasquatchanakwa. When Duncan insults Leshawna, Harold tosses the water into Duncan's face <- no comma and knocks him out with a punch to the face. He win the challenge and enjoys a noodle soup dinner while Duncan sulks outside the tent as Harold indulges in his reward.

Season 2 episode 2008 "A Space Owen". <- period Harold starts pulling pranks on Duncan to get back at him. Even though Harold has been voted off, he runs up to Duncan and pulls down his pants. <- period Even Duncan admits he had that one coming.

@Ruben Ferro

Zeabolous is extremely protective of his sister Elma. He shows considerable animosity towards Uriel whenever he tries to make a move on her.

I don't see anything wrong with the English in that example.

@fishysaur

She's actually the masked woman who plays the shamisen at the beginning and end of Wano's first act, but is only revealed when she plays a symphony at Orochi's castle.

He's cool headed and only loses his temper after Usopp annoys him during their battle.

Like the fish he's based on, he has the ability to spit water projectiles from his mouth, making him a fitting opponent for Usopp.

Has a protruding mouth (with very large lips) which can spit water.

He's very arrogant and cruel, even by the crew's standards, and the only one to not completely trust Nami.

He's a master of Fishman Karate, a particular fighting style practiced only by fishmen.

Despite his racism against humans, he compliments Sanji for his strength, then mocks his willingness to fight for Nami, calling it a waste.

Code Geass Britannians

An addition for Anya Alstreim

Vapor Wear: The design of her knightmare outfit makes it obvious she's not wearing any panties underneath it.

Code Geass Britannians

A new character

[[folder:Alessandra "Sandra" Dolos]]

A young female pilot in the Jousting & Formation Competitive KMF League, and the leader of the reigning champions, the Fireballs. She is Sokkia Scerpa's childhood friend.

• Absolute Cleavage: She's got a nice rack on her, and her KMF outfit shows it off best.
• Ace Pilot: She and her team are the current champions.
• Blue Blood: Not anymore though, her family was once nobility but their ties to the criminal underworld triggered their fall from grace.
• Childhood Friend: Of Sokkia.
• Fallen Princess: The Dolos Family was broken apart and lost it's business partners once Britannia had perfect the use of knightmares as police. Then Sandra's family were granted amnesty and aid from the government but only as long as they worked toward the good of the public.
• Fiery Redhead: She's loud, brash, and has red hair. It's worth noting that she lacks the Hair-Trigger Temper usually associated with this troupe.
• Leotard of Power: As is the fairly the norm for young female knightmare pilots in Britannia. Sandra's Fireball team outfit is quite hot, in more ways than one.
• Mafia Princess: She comes from a powerful family that had ties to the criminal underworld.
• Mama Bear: Towards her teammates.
• Ms. Fanservice: Especially in her knightmare uniform.

I can't add this in because I'm currently suspended but I'd be grateful if someone else could.

Here's another trope to proofread:

• The Clan: Some people on Darwin's Game also build clans in order to win the game. Kaname Sudo's Sunset Raven and One's Eighth are being the prime examples of it.
• Cruel and Unusual Death: Anyone who lost Darwin's Game will have their body painfully disintegrated and left nothing but pixelated version of themselves.
• Deadly Game: Darwin's Game is a survival game where players were given some super powers known as Sigil with its objectives being a Kill Em All game with the winner of the game being given a prize money.
• Kill Em All: The objective of Darwin's Game. The person who kills all of the contestants of the game and survived until the end will be announced as the winner.
• Mascot Villain: Banda is a cute panda mascot of a local baseball team. However, the person who wore said mascot is well-known as a Newbie Killer as he has no hesitation to kill new people on Darwin's Game in cold blood and he is the first enemy that Kaname has to face. Later on its revealed that the person is actually his best friend's adviser.
• Scavenger Hunt: Darwin's Game has a special event which is essentially a treasure hunt game. One of the examples of the treasure hunt event in the game was the event at Shibuya where people need to collect several rings in order to win the game.
• Starter Villain: The person who wears the Banda-kun mascot who is known as the Novice Killer who is revealed to be non other than Kato, the adviser of Kaname's friend, Kyoda, is the first person Kaname has to face against in Darwin's Game.
• Super-Empowering: Each people who joined Darwin's Game even by accident were given some superpowers from their phone or somebody else's phone which has a Darwin's Game app in it known as Sigil in order to survive Darwin's Game. The examples of Sigil powers are Telekninetic powers, Metamorphosis powers, Mind Control, Expanded Senses and so on.
• Variable-Length Chain: Due to her sigil, "The Queen of Thorns", Shuka has the ability to use chains which is her favorite weapon.

, @Rippingtons 60

Not anymore though: <- colon her family was once nobility, <- comma but their ties to the criminal underworld triggered their fall from grace.

Childhood Friend: Of Sokkia.

^ This is a Zero-Context Example. It needs more information about how it fits the trope. Warning: using Zero Context Examples can result in being suspended from editing.

The Dolos Family was broken apart and lost its business partners once Britannia perfected the use of knightmares as police. Later, Sandra's family is granted amnesty and aid from the government, <- comma but only as long as they work toward the good of the public.

It's worth noting that she lacks the Hair-Trigger Temper usually associated with this trope.

As is the fairly the norm for young female knightmare pilots in Britannia, <- comma Sandra's Fireball team outfit is quite hot, in more ways than one.

• Mama Bear: Towards her teammates.
• Ms. Fanservice: Especially in her knightmare uniform.

^ These are also Zero Context Examples.

Edited by Arivne on Feb 9th 2019 at 4:36:01 AM

Hmmmm... No help in the above example? Okay, I'll wait.

@Elfen Lied Fan 90

Kaname Sudo's Sunset Raven and One's Eighth are being the prime examples of it.

Anyone who loses Darwin's Game will have their body painfully disintegrated and left as nothing but pixelated version of themselves.

Darwin's Game is a survival game where players are given some super powers known as Sigil, <- comma with its objectives being a Kill Em All game with the winner of the game being given prize money.

The person who kills all of the other contestants of the game and survives until the end will be announced as the winner.

However, the person who wears said mascot costume is well-known as a newbie killer, <- comma as he has no hesitation about killing new people in Darwin's Game in cold blood. <- period He is the first enemy that Kaname has to face. Later on, <- comma it's revealed that he is actually his best friend's adviser.

One of the examples of the treasure hunt event in the game is the event at Shibuya, <- comma where people need to collect several rings in order to win the game.

The person who wears the Banda-kun mascot who is known as the Novice Killer, <- comma who is revealed to be none other than Kato, the adviser of Kaname's friend, Kyoda. <- period He is the first person Kaname has to face against in Darwin's Game.

^ This was a run-on sentence connected together by a comma splice.

Everyone who joins Darwin's Game, <- comma even by accident, <- comma is given some superpowers (known as Sigil) from their phone (or somebody else's phone which has a Darwin's Game app in it) in order to survive Darwin's Game. Examples of Sigil powers include Telekinetic powers, Metamorphosis powers, Mind Control, Expanded Senses and so on.

Due to her sigil, "The Queen of Thorns", Shuka has the ability to use chains, <- comma which are her favorite weapon.

Edited by Arivne on Feb 9th 2019 at 5:03:30 AM

Well, grammal help please. —-

• Fullmetal Alchemist (2003 anime): The Isvalan better known as Scar used to live normally until his older brother realized a human transmutation to revive his girlfriend, unknowingly creating the homunculus Lust. During the Isvalan genocide, Scar was saved for said brother, who sacrificed his arm and life to ensure his survival. Decided to take revenge on the Amestrian State Alchemists, Scar goes to Central and mercy-kill the suffering Nina Tucker before fighting Edward Elric. Years later, Scar continues with his one-man crusade and crosses paths with the Elric brothers, constantly fighting and sparing them—especially Alphonse—as they remind him of his past and even working together sometimes. Discovering the real nature of his arm as an incomplete Philosopher's Stone, Scar decides to finish what his brother started and travels to the war-torn city of Reole, where he leads and protects the civilians, creates a city-wide transmutation symbol and tricks the Amestrian soldiers to their deaths with the help of Lust—who acknowledged their shared past after meeting him—while the civilians evacuate. A genocide survivor determined to succeed, Scar uses his last moments to save Alphonse and finish the transmutation, dying while thinking on the Elric brothers, his brother and his own guilt.

Edited by KazuyaProta on Feb 9th 2019 at 8:46:47 AM

The Ishvalan better known as Scar used to live normally until his older brother used a human transmutation to revive his girlfriend, unknowingly creating the homunculus Lust. During the Ishvalan genocide, Scar was saved by said brother, who sacrificed his arm and life to ensure his survival. Deciding to take revenge on the Amestrian State Alchemists, Scar goes to Central and mercy-kills the suffering Nina Tucker before fighting Edward Elric. Years later, Scar continues with his one-man crusade and crosses paths with the Elric brothers, constantly fighting with and sparing them—especially Alphonse—as they remind him of his past, <- comma and even working together sometimes. Discovering the real nature of his arm as an incomplete Philosopher's Stone, Scar decides to finish what his brother started and travels to the war-torn city of Reole, where he leads and protects the civilians, creates a city-wide transmutation symbol and tricks the Amestrian soldiers to their deaths with the help of Lust—who acknowledges their shared past after meeting him—while the civilians evacuate. A genocide survivor determined to succeed, Scar uses his last moments to save Alphonse and finish the transmutation, dying while thinking about the Elric brothers, his brother and his own guilt.

An addition to Film / Cutthroat Island

The Dragon: Mr. Snelgrave is this to Dawg along with Dawg's unnamed bald First Mate.

~Rippingston60, the example lacks context. The example needs to show how a character is The Dragon.

The Dragon: Mr. Snelgrave is this to Dawg along with Dawg's unnamed bald First Mate.

It is also unclear if Mr. Snelgrave is The Dragon to both Dawg and the First Mate, or if First Mate is another The Dragon to Dawg (in which case, the more suitable trope would probably be Co-Dragons).

An addition to Film/Cutthroat Island

Co-Dragons: Mr. Snelgrave and the unnamed bald First Mate are this to Dawg and act as his main henchmen whether it be carring out his orders to kill someone, acting as reconnaissance (shown seen in both Spittlefield and later on the title Island), and acting as the main officers on board the Dawg's ship The Reaper which includes overseeing battle preparation.

Co-Dragons: Mr. Snelgrave and the unnamed bald First Mate are this to Dawg and act as his main henchmen, whether it be in carrying out his orders to kill someone, acting as reconnaissance (shown in both Spittlefield and later on the title island), or acting as the main officers on Dawg's ship, The Reaper, including overseeing battle preparation.

Video Game/Galaxy Fraulein Yuna

Rapunzel Hair: Ayako, her long blue hair reaches almost to her ankles, it would probably touch the ground if it wasn't styled into twintails .