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some tropes

for Impel Down

• The Alcatraz: It's the One Piece world's best prison. The only ones able to escape are Shiki, who had to sacrifice his own legs, and Luffy, with the help of many strong allies and lots of luck.
• Circles of Hell: While Impel Down is not exactly hell, it's based off the Inferno from [1], which codifies this trope, and every level has a different kind of torture.
• Hellhole Prison: This prison is one of the worst portrayed in fiction, with only the toughest prisoners able to endure the terryfying tortures without going crazy or wishing to die. Considering how some of the staff members are dressed like devils and the levels are like Circles of Hell, it's the closest it can get to a literal example of the trope.

for Minozebra

• Amazing Technicolor Population: His stripes are white and purple.
• You Gotta Have Blue Hair: Has a pink mane.

for Batman (no, not that one XD)

• Vertebrate with Extra Limbs: His bat wings don't grow on his arms, but become a third pair of limbs.
• Winged Humanoid: Has a pair of bat wings that grow from his butt and are strong enough to allow him to fly, despite being quite fat.
• Would Hit a Girl: If Zoro hadn't intervened, he would've hit Kiku with an arrow.

for Gazelleman

• Stocking Filler: A rare male (and non crossdressing) example. Gazelleman wears a pair of fishnet stocking on his legs.
• Super-Speed: Gazelles are known for being very fast animals, so his gazelle SMILE has given him the ability to run at high speed. However, he lacks the endurance to keep up his speed for a long distance.
• Top-Heavy Guy: The top half of his body is very large, while his legs are as skinny as those of a gazelle.

Edited by fishysaur on Mar 11th 2019 at 7:05:18 AM

It's the One Piece world's best prison. <- period The only ones able to escape are Shiki, who had to sacrifice his own legs, and Luffy, <- comma with the help of many strong allies and lots of luck.

While Impel Down is not exactly hell, it's based off the Inferno from The Divine Comedy, <- comma which codifies this trope, and every level has a different kind of torture.

This prison is one of the worst ever portrayed in fiction, with only the toughest prisoners able to endure the terrifying tortures without going crazy or wishing to die.

His bat wings don't grow on his arms, <- comma but become a third pair of limbs.

Has a pair of bat wings that grow from his butt and are strong enough to allow him to fly, <- comma despite being quite fat.

If Zoro hadn't intervened, he would've hit Kiku with an arrow.

However, he lacks the endurance to keep up his speed for a long distance.

The top half of his body is very large, while his legs are as skinny as those of a gazelle.

Edited by Arivne on Mar 11th 2019 at 3:37:05 AM

Pokemon S 1 E 80 Friends To The End

• Guilt by Association Gag: When Pikachu has enough of Ash and Misty's argument, he uses his Thunderbolt to break it up. Unfortunately, he ends up shocking everybody in the room. Professor Oak lampshades it by yelling "Don't shock us, too!".
  • Though this may Pikachu's way of calling them out for not appreciating how bad Ash's day was and how unfair they were towards him.

Mortal Kombat X

Erron Black

• Hell-Bent for Leather: One of his Skins in MK 11 has him wearing a leather jacket.
• Badass Biker: An alternate version of him (presumably from the original Timeline) recruited by Kronika, seems to be the leader of a biker gang.

Edited by Avenger09 on Mar 11th 2019 at 2:00:16 PM

@jahman

When Pikachu has had enough of Ash and Misty's argument, he uses his Thunderbolt to break it up.

Though this may be Pikachu's way of calling them out for not appreciating how bad Ash's day was and how unfair they were towards him.

^ Because this is a single entry at the second level of indentation, it violates Example Indentation in Trope Lists.

Since it is a response to a higher level example, it violates Conversation in the Main Page (AKA Natter) and Repair, Don't Respond, as well as not being an actual example.

Warning: each of these violations can result in being suspended from editing.

The entry should either be merged with the higher level example or deleted.

Edited by Arivne on Mar 12th 2019 at 2:55:23 AM

• World Embryo:
  • Takao Mishima, born as Ryuusei Takao, used to be a children living in Hatsumi Island, taking care of the local Coffin Princess Julie. Forced by his family to betray his then-friend Shirou Karasawa, Takao later helps him to brought back his deceased girlfriend as a Coffin Princess. Becoming the only survivor of the destruction of the island at Shirou's hands, Takao is betrayed for him, who frames him as a murderer. Becoming the feared Jinki Hunter, killing members of F.L.A.G and infected humans before their transformation. Meeting a girl who admired him, Takao starts to care for her, even comforting her after she is lethally hurt for Kanshuus and allying with his former enemy Riku Amami to avenge her, managing to defeat Shirou together. After the Coffin Princess Nene endangers the world, Takao works with the spirits of the people from Hatsume to convince Rene Arisugawa into becoming another Princess as a way to counter Nene, suceeding and personally dealing the final blow. Betrayed for the spirits, Takao is willing to be killed to save the world and in the epilogue, Takao is determined to save Riku from himself, just as he did for him.
  • Born as Amane Sasamori, Amane Amami is Riku Amami's adoptive sister and first love. A kind teenager forced into becoming a Coffin Princess for multiple reasons and becoming aware of the real nature of humanity and the corruption inside the World Embryo, Amane decides to absorbe humanity inside a virtual paradise and to do it, she manipulates her family and sends a baby version of herself, later knows as Neene, to them, hoping that she becomes strong enough and take control of her. Suceeding, Amane takes control of Neene's body and tries to cause the destruction of the world while faking a villainous personality. After the fate of humanity is decided in a game, Amane cheats by forcing F.L.A.G. members into fighting their traumas before revealing that it was just a trap to capture Jinki users. Stopped only for Takao and Neene who interrupted her duel with Riku, Amane apologizes at her brother for all the pain that she caused to him before ensuring Neene's survival, knowing that she would be vital to save humanity.
  • A Consummate Liar since childhood despite his kindness, Suraga, alias of Riku Amami himself, is the newest threat to humanity after Shirou and Amane. Having lost all hope after his beloved Rena Arisugawa lose her memories and determined to get them back by using the Kanshuu, Riku causes multiple controlled Kanshuu outbreaks, knowing that his former friends would stop them and return the victims back to normality. Having lied to the world itself by his own words, Suraga became a routinary menace in the new world. After Riku's plan is eventually discovered for the remaining Coffin Princesses, they use Takao to force him to confess it before helping him to—after lots of losses—get his happy family back.

Changed verbs from past to present tense as per How to Write an Example - Write in Historical Present Tense.

Takao Mishima, born as Ryuusei Takao, used to be a child living on Hatsumi Island, taking care of the local Coffin Princess Julie. Forced by his family to betray his then-friend Shirou Karasawa, Takao later helps him to bring back his deceased girlfriend as a Coffin Princess. Becoming the only survivor of the destruction of the island at Shirou's hands, Takao is betrayed and framed as a murderer by him. He becomes the feared Jinki Hunter, killing members of F.L.A.G and infected humans before their transformation. Meeting a girl who admires him, Takao starts to care for her, even comforting her after she is lethally hurt by Kanshuus. <- period He allies with his former enemy Riku Amami to avenge her, and they manage to defeat Shirou together. After the Coffin Princess Nene endangers the world, Takao works with the spirits of the people from Hatsume to convince Rene Arisugawa to become another Princess as a way to counter Nene, succeeding and personally dealing the final blow. Betrayed by the spirits, Takao is willing to be killed to save the world, <- comma and in the epilogue, Takao is determined to save Riku from himself, just as Riku did for him.

Born as Amane Sasamori, Amane Amami is Riku Amami's adoptive sister and first love. A kind teenager forced into becoming a Coffin Princess for multiple reasons and becoming aware of the real nature of humanity and the corruption inside the World Embryo, Amane decides to absorb humanity inside a virtual paradise. <- period To do so, she manipulates her family and sends a baby version of herself, later known as Neene, to them, hoping that she becomes strong enough to take control of her...Stopped only by Takao and Neene, <- comma who interrupt her duel with Riku, Amane apologizes to her brother for all the pain that she caused to him before ensuring Neene's survival, knowing that she would be vital to save humanity.

^ Is this Neene the same as the Nene in the first example?

A Consummate Liar since childhood despite his kindness, Suraga, alias of Riku Amami himself, is the newest threat to humanity after Shirou and Amane. Having lost all hope after his beloved Rena Arisugawa loses her memories and determined to get them back by using the Kanshuu, Riku causes multiple controlled Kanshuu outbreaks, knowing that his former friends will stop them and return the victims back to normality. Having lied to the world itself by his own words, Suraga becomes a routine (???) menace in the new world. After Riku's plan is eventually discovered by the remaining Coffin Princesses, they use Takao to force him to confess his plan before helping him to — after lots of losses — get his happy family back.

Edited by Arivne on Mar 15th 2019 at 4:38:41 AM

Here's an addition to the Emperor's Children folder on the Roboutian Heresy's Character page

Fabius Bile. The Clonelord

Crippling Overspecialization: While he’s one of the few individuals on the entire galaxy to understand the Emperor’s gene-forging skills, his abilities in other fields are far from the same level, this came to bite him in the ass after betraying Thrar Hraldir

Even Evil Has Standards: Fabius Bile finds the Raven Guard’s Apothecaries to be utterly disgusting

Send in the Clones: Most of his main strategies over the millenia have relied on experimentation and the use of clones to manipulate other parties:

While he’s one of the few individuals in the entire galaxy able to understand the Emperor’s gene-forging skills, his abilities in other fields are far from the same level. <- period This comes back to bite him in the ass after he betrays Thrar Hraldir. <- period

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

Fabius Bile finds the Raven Guard’s Apothecaries to be utterly disgusting. <- period

Send in the Clones: Most of his main strategies over the millennia have relied on experimentation and the use of clones to manipulate other parties. <- period

Remember, you must always end a sentence with some kind of punctuation, such as a period.

Edited by Arivne on Mar 16th 2019 at 6:33:02 AM

Pokemon

• Freudian Excuse: Misty is afraid of Gyarados because she was nearly swallowed by one as a toddler. Furthermore, her aggressive attitude during the early part of the series (especially towards Ash) is implied to be due to living in the shadow of her older sisters.

Edited by jahman on Mar 16th 2019 at 10:09:57 AM

I'd revise it like this. Also, don't list the character before the trope like that. Put her name when you introduce the context.

Freudian Excuse: Misty has a fear of Gyarados because she was nearly swallowed by one as a toddler. Additionally, her aggressive attitude early on in the series (especially towards Ash) was implied to be due to her living in the shadow of her older sisters.

Edited by thrashunreal138 on Mar 16th 2019 at 9:56:25 AM

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some tropes

for Doflamingo

• Status Quo Is God: Discussed and defied multiple times in his speeches, claiming a big war will shake and change the world. Of course, Doflamingo himself isn't a fan of this trope because [[spoiler: of his past as former celestial dragon, that causes him to hate the current status and balance of the world and want to destroy it].
• A Storm Is Coming: In his appearances, he often makes speeches about a war that will destroy the current world and bring a new age. Ironically, as he himself says in his rants, it's his own defeat that sparks the beginning of said war.

folder:Chouchou]]

A dog from Orange Town who constantly guards a pet shop belonged to his deceased owner. Unfortunately, said shop is burned down by Mohji, but Luffy avenges Chouchou and earns his friendship.

After the timeskip, Chouchou has opened his own pet shop with the mayor.

• Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal: He's drawn in a very cartoonish style and, after becoming the owner of the new pet shop, he wears a bow tie.
• Angry Guard Dog: Downplayed. For the most part he remains quiet, but gets angry if someone tries to do something to his owner's shop.
• Because You Were Nice to Me: After Luffy avenges Chouchou by defeating Ritchie and Mohji, and earns the dog's loyalty, Chouchou repays the favour by helping Luffy, Zoro and Nami escape from the angry citizens.
• Expy: His extreme loyalty and refusing to move from his owner's shop even after the death of his owner is clearly inspired by Hachiko.
• Determinator: When Mohji orders Ritchie to destroy the pet shop, Chouchou keeps attacking the lion despite the latter being far stronger, and stops only after being terribly mangled.
• Made of Iron: Even though he's just a normal dog, he survives being maimed by Ritchie, a giant lion.
• The Dog Bites Back: Literally! Mohji burns down his beloved owner's pet shop, and at the end of the arc, when the citizens of Orange Town chase away the Buggy Pirates, since their captain has been sent away, Chouchou gets a taste of revenge and bites Mohji's butt.
• Undying Loyalty: He remains loyal to his master even after his death, and only stops guarding the pet shop once Mohji destroys it.
• Swallow the Key: In his first appearance, he swallows the key to Luffy's cage, much to the latter's anger. Luffy manages to escape thanks to Ritchie destroying the cage.

[[/folder]]

Edited by fishysaur on Mar 18th 2019 at 8:35:39 AM

Share My Story

• The Bully: Brandon seems like a cool guy but in reality, he is a big jerk who picks on weaker students.
• Earn Your Happy Ending: The protagonist moves on from his break up with Clara, blocks her number from his phone, gets a new hobby in stand up comedy to increase his confident and even gets a few girls interested in him. It gives him hope that someday, he will find a girlfriend that will not cheat on him.
• Everyone Has Standards: When the protagonist learns that Brandon and Clara breark up because of Brandon cheating on her, even though he feels that she got what she deserves, he can't help but feel sorry for her.
• Evil Is Petty: It is implied that Brandon only got together with Clara just to spite the protagonist.
• Kick the Dog: It's bad enough that Clara cheated on the protagonist with Brandon, but at school, everyone laughs at him over what happened and to add insult to injury, Clara and Brandon kiss in front of him during class time.
• Laser-Guided Karma: Clara and Brandon both get hit with this:
  • Clara dumped, cheated on, and humiliated her boyfriend just to date this cool lady killer, only for her to be cheated on and humiliated as well before they broke up.
  • It was implied that the only reason Brandon wanted Clara in the first place was just to spite the protagonist. After winning Clara over, they ended up having a lot of problems in their relationship and it's implied that he was miserable with Clara for months and cheated on her constantly as a result.
• My God, What Have I Done?: Downplayed. When Clara told the protagonist that she got with Brandon behind his back and they were in a relationship now, she was in tears, however that did not stop her from kissing Brandon in front of him.
• Reality Ensues:
  • Clara cheats and dumps her boyfriend for this cool popular lady killer high schooler named Brandon, who only wanted her just to spite said boyfriend. She learns the hard way that the kind of person who is willing dates a girl with a known boyfriend, is unlikely to stay faithful to you.
  • After being cheated on by Brandon, Clara attempts to get back together with her ex boyfriend with a text. While the protagonist does feel some sympathy for her and did miss her for a while, he still can't forgive her for betraying him and blocks her number as a result. When you cheat on someone, it is HIGHLY unlikely that he will forgive or trust you again.
• Your Cheating Heart: The nameless protagonist has a girlfriend named Clara, who cheats on him with his bully Brandon. Clara leaves him for Brandon, only for Brandon to cheat on her with many girls and they later break up.

Edited by AmazingCartoonHero on Mar 17th 2019 at 1:53:47 AM

@fishysaur

Of course, Doflamingo himself isn't a fan of this trope because [[spoiler: of his past as a former celestial dragon, which causes him to hate the current balance of the world and want to destroy it].

In his appearances, he often makes speeches about how a war that will destroy the current world and bring a new age.

He's drawn in a very cartoonish style...

After Luffy avenges Chouchou by defeating Ritchie and Mohji and earns the dog's loyalty, and Chouchou repays the favour by helping Luffy, Zoro and Nami escape from the angry citizens.

When Mohji orders Ritchie to destroy the pet shop, Chouchou keeps attacking the lion despite the latter being far stronger...

Even though he's just a normal dog...

In his first appearance, he swallows the key to Luffy's cage, much to the latter's anger.

Edited by Arivne on Mar 18th 2019 at 7:29:41 AM

@Amazing Cartoon Hero

Brandon seems like a cool guy, <- comma but in reality, he is a big jerk who picks on weaker students.

The protagonist moves on from his break up with Clara, blocks her number from his phone, gets a new hobby in stand up comedy to increase his confidence and even gets a few girls interested in him. It gives him hope that someday, he will find a girlfriend who will not cheat on him.

When the protagonist learns that Brandon and Clara broke up because of Brandon cheating on her, even though he feels that she got what she deserved, he can't help but feel sorry for her.

It is implied that Brandon only got together with Clara just to spite the protagonist.

^ In this case "only" and "just" mean the same thing, so you only need to use one of them.

...and, <- comma to add insult to injury, Clara and Brandon kiss in front of him during class time.

It is implied that the only reason Brandon wanted Clara in the first place was just to spite the protagonist.

When Clara tells the protagonist that she got with Brandon behind his back and they are in a relationship now, she is in tears. <- period However, that does not stop her from kissing Brandon in front of him.

^ That was a run-on sentence connected together with a comma splice.

Clara cheats on and dumps her boyfriend for this cool popular lady killer high schooler named Brandon, who only wants her just to spite said boyfriend. She learns the hard way that the kind of person who is willing to date a girl with a known boyfriend <- no comma is unlikely to stay faithful to her.

After being cheated on by Brandon, Clara attempts to get back together with her ex-boyfriend with a text.

Clara leaves him for Brandon, only for Brandon to cheat on her with many girls. <- period They later break up.

Edited by Arivne on Mar 18th 2019 at 7:47:39 AM

Dynamo5

• Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: Scrap (Bridget Flynn) is a pale white woman with long black hair.

Screaming Gophers Trent

• Everyone Has Standards: When Gwen asks Trent to tell Courtney she was just friends with Duncan, he stays silent, too heartbroken from their breakup to defend her. However, when Geoff wants to throw Gwen in a dunk tank full of piranhas, he puts his foot down and tells Geoff that that is enough, he was the one who threw the game not Gwen, it was not her fault. Gwen thanks Trent and apologizes to him, with him telling her that they're cool.

As Told by Ginger Jonas Foutley

• Good Parents: Later in the series, Jonas becomes a good parent to Ginger, often giving her good advice and comforting her about her problems. Sadly, at the same time he has trouble being a parent to Carl, mainly because unlike Ginger he has trouble forgiving Jonas for leaving the family when he was born, and Carl has already found a father in his mother's second husband Dr. David Dave. During a Thanksgiving dinner when Jonas apologizes to Carl and explains he figured his kids would be better off without a father than with two parents that didn't get along, Carl starts to forgive him and it's implied that he would be a good parent to him, if Carl let Jonas into his life.

Wander over Yonder

• Jerk with a Heart of Gold:
  • Lord Hater is showing his kinder side, but at the same time his kindness is only reserved for Commander Peepers and his pet Captain Tim. Even as far as the beginning of season 1, Hater shows care for Commander Peepers even at the same time he takes him for granted. By season 2, Hater learns to appreciate Peepers more and treats him better. For Captain Tim, Hater truly does love his pet, doting and caring for him, with Captain Tim being one of the only creatures that Lord Hater shows any compassion to.
  • Likewise, Peepers' kind side is reserved only for Lord Hater. Peepers genuinely cares for Hater and desires to see Hater succeed at what he does best. Even when Peepers is starting to lose respect for Hater and annoyed with his flaws, he still stands by his side.

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Mistaken for Pedophile: Larry is the butt of these jokes in episodes like "The Doll" "The Nanny from Hell", and "Table Read"

[Hugs Larry with a water bottle in his pants]

Child: Mommy, that bum is in the bathroom and there's something hard in his pants!

@Amazing Cartoon Hero

However, when Geoff wants to throw Gwen in a dunk tank full of piranhas, he puts his foot down and tells Geoff that that is enough, he was the one who threw the game, <- comma not Gwen, <- comma and it was not her fault.

Sadly, at the same time he has trouble being a parent to Carl, mainly because, <- comma unlike Ginger, <- comma he has trouble forgiving Jonas for leaving the family when he was born, and Carl has already found a father in his mother's second husband Dr. David Dave. During a Thanksgiving dinner, <- comma when Jonas apologizes to Carl and explains he figured his kids would be better off without a father than with two parents that didn't get along, Carl starts to forgive him, <- comma and it's implied that he would be a good parent to him, if Carl let Jonas into his life.

Even as far back as the beginning of season 1, Hater shows care for Commander Peepers, <- comma even though at the same time he takes him for granted...Hater truly does love his pet Captain Tim, doting and caring for him, with Captain Tim being one of the few creatures that he shows any compassion to.

Even when Peepers is starting to lose respect for Hater and is annoyed with his flaws, he still stands by his side.

@Hack Ur Toatser

Larry is the butt of these jokes in episodes like "The Doll", <- comma "The Nanny from Hell", and "Table Read". <- period

• What Could Have Been: Rick and Morty
  • An alternate scene for [[/watch?v=96Dd_CKzAoE "Rick Potion #9"]] has alternate Rick and Morty explode into pieces unlike in the completed episode. Rick also has to scrape his s*** off of the ceiling.
  • An episode where Morty has to enter Jessica's bloodstream in an attempt to save her from an injury was [[ /67767694 storyboarded]], but not produced for unknown reasons. "Anatomy Park" was probably inspired by this episode.
  • Season 3 was originally supposed to consist of 14 episodes until production issues made them cut it down to 10. Dvd Commentary revealed a lot of unused plans for season 3:
    • The original idea for "Vindicators 3 The Return Of World Ender", was Rick and a girlfriend sleeping with a superhero. The B-plot of this story that was cut was Morty wanting to revisit the power suit from the episode "Look Who's Purging Now" because he has a crush on a Vindicator that was cut out of the episode, Arrowgirl/Quiver, who matures into Arrowwoman. The power suit gets upgraded with an AI. Morty, the AI and Arrowgirl/Quiver would have a love triangle that ends with Arrowgirl/Quiver choosing the suit because Morty could not keep up with her sexually. More scrapped members of the Vindicators include: Dr. Reach, the man with stretching powers; siamese twins, where one was very fit and attractive, and the other one wasn't; and a knitting grandma. At one point the Vindicators all had sidekicks. Million Ants' sidekick was named Three Ants, and Morty and the sidekicks save the day. Another storyline was a Pneumatic tube that move's Worldender's body.
    • The original idea for "The Whirly Dirly Conspiracy" was for Rick and Jerry to go to this bar and bond over a fake adventure they make up, then a real adventure happens. Then the writers come up with the idea of a immortality resort.
    • The original idea for "Rest And Ricklaxation" was this concept called Shallow Morty. That there was this evil version of Morty that was floating around and haunting him. Also Jessica originally had a bigger role in this episode and even split her positive and negative personality.
    • "The Ricklantis Mixup" was originally going to be 21 short stories about the Citadel. Originally the Rick that runs the Citadel was going to be the Rick in the garage scene in "The Rickshank Redemption". Slick Morty was going to be shown alive on a garbage pile on a planet that Rick refuses to leave a tip on.
    • "Morty's Mind Blowers" originally was going to show a memory where Rick was with baby Morty, and as he leaves Summer sees him and tells her parents she saw an old man.
    • In "The AB Cs of Beth", originally Tommy was going to think he was Beth.
    • "The Rickchurian Mortydate" was not originally going to be the season 3 finale, but when the season was cut down from 14 episodes to 10 episodes, it was re-written as the finale.
• Word of Gay:
  • Rick Sanchez has been confirmed to be pansexual by creator Justin Roiland. However, it's downplayed in Rick's case because his pansexuality was eventually revealed on screen in the episode "Auto Erotic Assimilation".
  • Stacy from the episode "Rest And Ricklaxation" is confirmed to be either 22 or 23 years old. Also, it was confirmed that Morty unconsciously left his phone on.
  • The US president in "The Rickchurian Mortydate" guesses that he was dealing with the same Rick but decides to play dumb for the sake of his ego.

An alternate scene for "Rick Potion #9" has alternate Rick and Morty explode into pieces, <- comma unlike in the completed episode. Rick also has to scrape his s*** off of the ceiling.

An episode where Morty has to enter Jessica's bloodstream in an attempt to save her from an injury was storyboarded, but not produced for unknown reasons. "Anatomy Park" was probably inspired by this episode.

The original idea for "Vindicators 3 The Return Of World Ender" <- no comma was Rick and a girlfriend sleeping with a superhero...More scrapped members of the Vindicators include: Dr. Reach, the man with stretching powers; Siamese twins, where one is very fit and attractive, and the other one isn't; and a knitting grandma. At one point, <- comma the Vindicators all have sidekicks. Million Ants' sidekick is named Three Ants, and Morty and the sidekicks save the day. Another storyline was a pneumatic tube that moves Worldender's body.

Then the writers came up with the idea of a immortality resort.

The original idea for "Rest And Ricklaxation" was this concept called Shallow Morty, <- comma That which was this evil version of Morty that was floating around and haunting him. Also, <- comma Jessica originally had a bigger role in this episode and even split into positive and negative personalities.

Originally, <- comma the Rick that runs the Citadel was going to be the Rick in the garage scene in "The Rickshank Redemption".

"Morty's Mind Blowers" originally was going to show a memory where Rick was with baby Morty, and as he leaves, <- comma Summer sees him and tells her parents she saw an old man.

In "The ABCs of Beth", originally Tommy was going to think he was Beth.

Edited by Arivne on Mar 22nd 2019 at 2:41:39 AM

Trope: Eldritch Abomination

• Trillion: God of Destruction: The titular Trillion is a gigantic, nigh-unstoppable monstrosity made up of a trillion curses. Trillion wanders the dimensions devouring entire worlds in order to sate its unending hunger.

Edited by thrashunreal138 on Mar 22nd 2019 at 11:01:55 AM

@Ruben Ferro

Trillion wanders the dimensions, <- comma devouring entire worlds in order to sate its unending hunger.

Also, the work title Trillion: God of Destruction should be in italics like this: Trillion: God of Destruction.

• Persona: Be Your True Mind by Shinshu Ueda:
  • Takahisa Kandori is just as brilliant and slighty more altruist than his game counterpart. President of the Japanese branch of SEBEC, Kandori—influenced for the shadow Nyarlathotep—creates the DEVA system, intending to use it to become God and judge humanity to—in his mind—save the world. Using Maki Sonomura for his experiments, Kandori causes her identity to split and befriends Aki, the personification of Maki's vengeful side, eventually treating her as his adoptive daughter. Using Aki, Kandori starts his rise to godhood, dragging his own city to a bizarre dimension created for Maki's subconscious mind. Keeping himself above all the attempts of the heroes to stop him, Kandori eventually suceeds in reaching godhood before doubting his own actions in a philosophical speech before Nyarlathotep takes control of him. Ruthless yet philosophical and capable of loving a shadow as his own daughter, Kandori manages to take advantage from Nyarlathotep's defeat and die as himself, apologizing for his actions and helping the heroes as much as he could, telling them the truth behind Maki Sonumura, asking her to confront her real self and avoid suffering the same fate as him.
  • Exclusive from this manga adaptation, Kazuya Toudou is the ghost of Naoya's long-deceased brother. Actually Naoya's shadow born from his guilt at the death of his brother, Kazuya allies with the powerful Aki with the intention of killing Naoya and take his place to become a living human. Constantly following him, Kazuya tricks Naoya's friends into believing that he was him while driving Naoya away from them, aids Aki into driving Chisato Kasai into despair before trying to convince Aki to kill her while being impressed at her negative answer and saves Eriko Kirishima from Kandori himself out of amusement and subconscious affect. Being betrayed for a broken and revengeful Aki despite their friendship, Kazuya is forgiven for Naoya, with them mutually accepting each other. Sarcastic and always ready with a trick to overcome all odds, Kazuya truly was Naoya's most personal foe.

• Persona: Takahisa Kandori is the ambitious president of SEBEC's branch in his natal Mikage-cho. Having ordered the creation of the DEVA system intending to use it to become God, Kandori ends up manifesting Mani Sonomura's mind into the entire town. Befriending Aki, the manifestation of Maki's rage, and manipulating her into trusting him, Kandori uses her to sucessfully archieve his goal of godhood. Confronted for the heroes, Kandori admits being dissapointed at realizing the hollowness of his victory, asking the heroes for their reasons for fighting and even planning to return everything to normality until he's insulted. Accepting his defeat gracefully, Kandori admits that he desired being defeated for the heroes before telling them the truth about Maki and dying peacefully after asking them to save her from suffering the same fate as himself. Resurrected for Nyarlathotep years later, Kandori is forced to aid the New World Order, becoming one of its most effective members despite his lack of interest and dying again alongside a beloved NWO coworker while showing regret for his actions. A mere human that managed to become God and whose studies outlasted him, Takahisa Kandori stands out as a ruthless genius in the series.

Edited by KazuyaProta on Mar 24th 2019 at 5:58:06 AM