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- Heel–Face Turn: Two mentally disabled nomads who Soregg hires to kidnap Barris end up as native guides for the Jedi after she heals their afflictions.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Councilors Volune and (after his Wizard Duel with Luminara) Tolut defend the Jedi when the rest of the council contemplates writing them off after the Jedi depart for an extended period. Volune points out that the arrival of the Jedi shows that the Republic is taking Ansion's grievances more seriously than it did in the past and convinces the others to wait a few more days before voting on secession.
- Thrown from the Zeppelin: A group of politicians and industrialists plotting to secede from the Republic meet to discuss the plans of their Mysterious Benefactor, Corrupt Corporate Executive Shu Mai. One Senator, Nemrileo, questions whether Mai is manipulating them for her own ends. A couple of chapters later, Nemrileo is Killed Offscreen in a staged aircar accident. Later, during a second meeting of the same conspirators, industrialist Tam Uliss is dissatisfied by the amount of patience demanded by Shu Mai after the plan to take advantage of the crisis on Ansion fails, and announces his intent to launch a Renegade Splinter Faction. He suffers a Disney Villain Death in short order.
- Wizard Duel: It isn’t an actual fight, but Tolut, an obstinate, Force-sensitive local councilor, levitates a pitcher of water (with great effort) to demonstrate that the Jedi are nothing special. Luminara then effortlessly lifts several pitchers of water significantly higher than Tolut managed to and dumps them on his head. Tolut sheepishly concedes that he was wrong about how powerful Jedi are.
- What You Are in the Dark: When the boastful thief turned Sixth Ranger Tooqui realizes his companions have been captured or killed, he reflects that he can simplly flee back home without endangering himself. He will even have a perfectly true story to tell about the adventure he’s just had. Ultimately, he chooses to go back and see if he can help them.
- Thrown from the Zeppelin: In Kang's first scene, he summons three South Korean Corrupt politicians and requests that they propose legislation to expel the American military from Korea in the name of encouraging reunification. All three men are unhappy with this, but two acknowledge that their careers are too dependent on Kang for them to oppose him. The third man refuses to fall in line, saying that Kang's plan will cause their country to be conquered by North Korea (which is what Kang secretly wants), and he won't be a party to that. Without missing a beat, Kang has the dissenter thrown out the window in front of the other two men.
@ Scooby Doo Direct To Video F Ilm Series
- Sixth Ranger Traitor: Manu accompanies the gang for a lot of the adventure, acting like a Nice Guy who thinks that they can help him find his kidnapped girlfriend. However, he is really the Big Bad and tries to scare the gang off before ultimately locking them in a chamber filled with lava while wearing his Tiki costume.
Edited by Melinda on Sep 21st 2021 at 6:31:47 AM
@ Lifeboat
- Doomed Hurt Guy: Gus has an injured leg which becomes infected. They have to amputate it to save his life (which pains Gus, due to his love for dancing) only for Willi to murder Gus because He Knows Too Much.
- Lonely at the Top: Late in the movie, Rittenhouse makes a comment hinting that he feels isolated in his role as an industrialist, particularly because he and his wife have never had children.
Edited by Melinda on Sep 21st 2021 at 6:34:56 AM
Hi fellas. It's me again. Let's have another try.
Some Fridge Brilliance and Fridge Horror for Despair Island:
- Ezekiel is portrayed here as a religious homeschooled boy. Which is one of the many books of The Bible? The Book of Ezekiel.
- In the "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue, it's mentioned that Justin never had children despite getting married. Due to the horrors he experienced at Camp Wawanakwa, perhaps he doesn't want to father children fearing they could get killed like his teammates? This may also apply to Noah, who has yet to be married during the epilogue.
Creating a character page for Scissor Seven
Seven
- Accidental Kiss: Zig-Zagged, possible Invoked, with Thirteen. On one hand they kissed because he pulled her in to dodge her strike and their head happened to collide. On the other hand he was in love with her so it may have been on purpose.
- Amnesiac Hero: He start out in the series unable to remember his past. But by the end of season 2 he remembers.
- Bifurcated Weapon: He can split his scissors in two for multi-pronged attacks. Taken Up To 11 with his old weapon, the Thousand Demon Daggers, which is nothing but hundreds of blade fragments held in place by force of will.
- Butt-Monkey: Most of season one mainly involved him being beaten and humiliated by anyone he fights. This is lessened in second season as he focuses on being the "island's strongest barber" rather than an assassin.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: He is a terrible hitman. But it should be noted he's only bad at killing people but when it comes to protecting people he becomes incredibly badass. Especially since he used to be the chief killer of Xuanwu before he lost his memories. Which resurface whenever he's in mortal danger.
- Cool Sword: Before he lost his memories, he wielded the Thousand Demon Daggers, a katana which is nothing but hundreds of blade fragments held in place by force of will, which lets it cut past blocks and shield be reforming on the other side and can transform into a BFS by extending the fragments.
- Flying Weapon: His main fighting style consist of telekinetically controlling his scissors, as well as his katana when his memories return.
- Love at First Sight: He immediately fell for Thirteen when they first met, especially once he removed her mask.
- Shear Menace: Downplayed Seven's choice of weapon is in fact a pair of scissors... a standard-size pair of scissors, even if they are absurdly sharp.
- Ship Tease: With Thirteen
Thirteen
- Beauty Mark: She has two, one below each eye.
- Braids of Action: Her long hair is tied into a large, single, braid. Which she ties a blade to the end to fight.
- Dark and Troubled Past: She was the youngest, out of thirteen, sisters to a powerful swordsman.But he refused to pass down his swordsmanship to any of them, believing women could never reach the peak of martial arts, and was dismissive of her and her sisters, despite her wanting to learn. And once he got a son he kicked her and her mother out. After which they were attacked by bandit in a Revenge by Proxy. And, despite her best efforts, her mother was killed and she would have followed if not for Blue Phoenix saving her and took her in, Where she trained until she became the assassin she is today.
- Dual Wield: The weapon she wields is a pair of short swords and the blade at the end of her braid.
- Luminescent Blush: Her cheek turns red whenever Seven is close to her or he shows her a nice gesture.
- Meaningful Name: She is the youngest of thirteen sisters.
- Rapunzel Hair: Her braid reached around thigh length. Justified, as her fighting style uses a a blade attached to the end.
- Ship Tease: With Seven. And in season 2 she seems to reciprocate his feelings.
He Dachun
- Attack Its Weakpoint: While his indestructible virgin power makes him completely indestructible he will immediately crumple if poked in the belly button, since he isn't a master yet.
- Clothing Damage: Whenever he activates his indestructible virgin technique his shirt will completely rip apart.
- Equippable Ally: In Seven's fight against Redtooth he used him as a weapon, thanks to his indestructible virgin technique.
- Heroic Build: Dachun is ripped, which can be easily seen whether in battle since using his technique always destroy his shirt.
- Nigh-Invulnerability: His indestructible virgin technique basically makes him immune to anything. With only very powerful attacks, like a direct hit from a missile, able to damage him, and said missile only knocked him unconscious. Or he gets hit in the belly button.
- Virgin Power: Implied, since his technique is called the "indestructible virgin".
The prince of Stan
- Anime Hair: His hair completely spikes up whetherhe uses his Poweredarmor.
- Artificial Limb: His right arm is completely mechanical. With the wrist being a hologram projector that forms a hand, fires energy blast, or forms into a sword.
Eleven
- Beauty Mark: Like her little sister, except she only has one under her left eye.
- Does Not Like Shoes: The pair of stockings she wears leaves her toes and heel exposed.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: Her left arm is completely uncovered, unlike her right.
- Knife Nut: Her Weapon Of Choice is a knife, and the throwing variant.
- Zettai Ryouiki: The only article of clothing on her legs are a pair of stockings.
Edited by ssbob90 on Sep 20th 2021 at 10:20:46 AM
Reposting this Warhammer: Age of Sigmar example from a few pages ago.
- Bling of War: Most Freeguild regiments wear flamboyant uniforms as they believe that they have the right to dress extravagantly after fighting their way up from the gutter. The regiments of Hammerhal Aqsha, for example, wear vivid blue uniforms under bright, gold armour, often accompanied by stylish feathered hats.
Hohenzollern Empire AAR
"X" Makes Anything Cool: That's what The X-Division was, although this is also a reference to The X-Files.
Evil Power Vacuum: After The Soviets fell Russia was in chaos. This was slowly filled by the new meritocratic government.
Master of All: Saint Willhelma was a Master of All, more powerful than the average Jack of All Stats.
Loony Fan: Han's a Loony Fan of Wang Jingwei and the golden age of Nationalist China as a whole.
Fascist, but Inefficient: Fascist Mexico was incompetent, even more so than the Equalist dictatorship that came after it. Confederation of Southern Alpatets while Fascist as they failed to defend against The Equalists, and Inca Empire who fell once China came in. Jerusalem is Fascist but Inefficient as the Human Development Index is at 0 and The Inequality rate is 100 as well as it being a totalitarian hellhole.
Dystopia Is Hard: Soviet Commune under The 80's were this trope. This goes for all of the other equalist dictatorships in this AAR. Nationalist China (China under Chaing's successor) and Nationalist Thailand also count as once Thailand got rid of all external enemies, fell to Equalists.
Sucksessor: Wilhelm Karl is a sucksessor, as well as Jerusalem itself to The Reich, despite the fact that Jerusalem denies being one.
Inadequate Inheritor: Wilhelm Karl's son is an inadequate and unready inheritor to The Throne.
X on a Stick: The Heretic Burnings under Jerusalem.
Zerg Rush: Zerg Rush was used by The Reich in The Commonwealth Wars against the heretics. The Angeloi and Loyalist forces did so in World War 2... At least one of the loyalist generals did by getting rid of strategy and just throwing more men at The Angeloi. Valentin Zerg rushed The Reich in World War 3.
Edited by OrrorSANESS on Sep 20th 2021 at 1:55:03 AM
Just like the above, this is about The Hohenzollern Empire AAR.
Blackmail: Elias and Gertrude Anhorn are masters of blackmail. Gertrude blackmails then-senator Brad Folger with evidence of his marital infidelity, forcing him to pass laws she and Elias wants. Gertrude later blackmails Senator Lothar Lorenz after manufacturing a scene that gives off the appearance of marital infidelity, forcing him to bring Elias and Thierry Baudet into a governing coalition. Elias then kills off everyone else involved in the plot to prevent them from exposing the plot Elias then blackmails a comedian who made a joke about him. In 2030, it is revealed Elias blackmailed Kaiser Wilhelm IV himself. For the last few years, he and Gertrude had gathered evidence showing that Kaiserin Ida had numerous affairs, and two of her children with Friedrich the Great were illegitimate. It just so happened that all Kaisers after the 16th century were descended from these two illegitimate children, meaning the current Kaiser is illegitimate. Fearing social chaos if the news were to get out, Wilhelm Karl is forced to obey Elias' every order, with disastrous results. The blackmail is later revealed to be based on false or incomplete information, but by the time Wilhelm Karl finds out, it is too late for him.
Blackmail: Elias and Gertrude Anhorn are masters of blackmail. Gertrude blackmails then-senator Brad Folger with evidence of his marital infidelity, forcing him to pass laws she and Elias wants. Gertrude later blackmails Senator Lothar Lorenz after manufacturing a scene that gives off the appearance of marital infidelity, forcing him to bring Elias and Thierry Baudet into a governing coalition. Elias then kills off everyone else involved in the plot to prevent them from exposing the plot Elias then blackmails a comedian who made a joke about him. In 2030, it is revealed Elias blackmailed Kaiser Wilhelm IV himself. For the last few years, he and Gertrude had gathered evidence showing that Kaiserin Ida had numerous affairs, and two of her children with Friedrich the Great were illegitimate. It just so happened that all Kaisers after the 16th century were descended from these two illegitimate children, meaning the current Kaiser is illegitimate. Fearing social chaos if the news were to get out, Wilhelm Karl is forced to obey Elias' every order, with disastrous results. The blackmail is later revealed to be based on false or incomplete information, but by the time Wilhelm Karl finds out, it is too late for him.
Edited by Mauserhawkefd3435 on Sep 20th 2021 at 7:55:34 AM
- Signature Series Arc
- Camula's three-part episode is one of the bright spots of the first season (and the show as a whole for people who don't like the third and fourth seasons). This is due to its attractive villain, frightening atmosphere, and some very impressive duels that don't involve Jaeden.
- The first half of Season 3, due to having plenty of Darker and Edgier Growing the Beard moments but not being as dark as the second half of the season.
- In a nice Bait-and-Switch Comment, Kate talks about how she's gone from being someone who everyone overlooks ... to being mistaken for a narc.
- Kate lists all of Carrie's Academic Alpha Bitch accomplishments before saying that's everything, only to add that apparently it isn't when Carrie talks about how she's started writing a children's book.
- John being in a movie theater where the girls use his modeling pictures to make it look like he has genital herpes, which is followed by John receiving applause after giving an inspiring speech for fellow herpes sufferers.
- Scott asks Kate to be his new lab partner after his previous one was burned in an agreement. Kate asks how he got burned, and Scott says it's a matter of interpretation, but the other guy may say it's his fault.
- After John's spin doctor skills cause all of the other boys to start wearing thongs because he supposedly does, Beth growls that she could hit John with her car and he'd make the body cast a fashion statement.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Doubly subverted in The Word is Murder. The villain seems like a doting Family Man, but, during his Motive Rant, claims to feel no true affection for his wife and children. However, barely a sentence later, he says that he'll do anything he can to protect his eldest son from experiencing the same kind of disillusionment and heartbreak that he experienced when he tried to be an actor.
- "Friends" Rent Control: Hawthorne (a Private Investigator who was fired from the police force before qualifying for a pension and has an ex-wife and son to support) lives in a surprisingly expensive flat. At the end of the first book, he explains that his half-brother is an estate agent who hires him to stay at unoccupied luxury flats as a caretaker.
- Troubled Sympathetic Bigot: Anthony speculates that Hawthorne's homophobia and All Gays Are Pedophiles suspicions stem from an incident where he investigated a nasty pedophile ring while he was still a cop.
- Zero-G Spot: Ade is introduced having sex with Holden while floating several feet above their bed due to their ship's gravity.
- Colliding Criminal Conspiracies: In the short story "Too Many Crooks," Dortmunder and Kelp tunnel into a bank right as it's being robbed by a quintet of armed gun men. They pretend to be hostage rescue cops when they find the bank vault is filled with hostages. Moments later, the gunmen come down to the vault. Dortmunder is mistaken for one of the hostages and dragged out of the vault to be held at gunpoint as a warning to the police, while Kelp helps the hostages escape through the tunnel. Kelp also tricks the hostages into carrying all of the money out through the tunnel (so the robbers won't get it) and take it to his getaway car (which he claims is an unmarked squad car).
- Iron Kid
- Cool Big Sis: While they aren't related (given how one of them is human and the other is a robot), CDF spy Violet acts as a tutor and surrogate sister for Ally.
- Da Chief: The leader of the paramilitary law enforcement CDF organization, Chief Gibson, is a stern, gravelly-vocied man with Cool Shades and a white shirt.
- Old Retainer: Gaff has served Marty's family for 130 years, although he's less prim and decrepit than most examples of the trope due to being a robot bodyguard.
- Walking Armory: Shadow has 108 weapons built into his robot body.
- The grief and fear the Joes feel when several of their family members are kidnapped in "Captives of Cobra" (and the fear and confusion of some of those family members) is powerful. Notable moments include Shipwreck's Big "NO!" when he sees his pre-teen nephew in a Cobra uniform, Mr. Breckenridge's Big "NO!" when his teenage daughter is dragged to the brainwashing chamber, and Barbecue momentarily thinking that his father has died in a fire.
Edited by Melinda on Sep 21st 2021 at 7:00:59 AM
From page 604 and ![[up]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/smiles/arrow_up.png "[up]"){kind=icon}
@Melinda
...help Taylor kill guard if his fellow prisoner...
^ "kill guard" is incorrect English.
After Mrs. Framm, Josh, and the principal walk in on him pelting Tom with basketballs and yelling at him not to drop any, <- comma Coach Barker claims that he was just running Tom through some drills.
A couple of chapters later...crisis on Ansion fails, <- comma and announces...
...he reflects that he can simply flee back home...
...acting like a Nice Guy who thinks that can help him...
^ "thinks that can help him" is incorrect English.
...inspiring speech for fellow herpes sufferers.
...burned in an agreement.
^ That is incorrect English.
...hit John with her car <- no comma and he'd make the body cast a fashion statement.
Doubly subverted...doting Family Man, but, <- comma during his...
When they find the bank vault is filled with hostages, they pretend to be hostage rescue cops.
Dortmunder and Kelp tunnel...vault to be held at...the hostages escape through the tunnel....through the tunnel (so the robbers won't get it) <- parentheses and...
...when he sees his pre-teen nephew there...
^ When he sees his pre-teen nephew where?
From page 604 @Sugar Butterfly 432
Justified, given the situation surrounding her birth. <- period As she literally has no biological parents, she can't have a surname.
^ This was a run-on sentence joined together by a comma splice.
...which the entire story is mostly about.
From page 604 @Minorica
...none of the games have been sold outside of Japan.
... are also involved with the Wrestle Angels series.
...series lacks some information about...(if the player understands Japanese)...
The guest fighters...are in...both different franchises...by a fact about Sonic Cat's POV...
^ When you talk about two separate franchises, the reader knows that they're different. You don't have to say so.
and another player who dies a few moments after communicating with her.
^ Combined two sentences into one.
When the developers manage to find the player who controlled Tiger Lily, they don't find the player character of that name.
Edited by Arivne on Sep 20th 2021 at 10:40:18 AM
From page 604 @ElJuaco
...children, <- comma fearing...Noah, who, <- comma during the epilogue, has...
Edited by Arivne on Sep 20th 2021 at 10:43:07 AM
Rhythm Heroine
Thanks Arivne.
"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..."
From page 604 @ssbob90
On one hand, <- comma they...their heads happened...hand, <- comma he...her, <- comma so...
He starts out in the series unable to remember his past, <- comma but by the end of season 2, <- comma he remembers.
This is lessened in the second season...
However, it...noted that he's...people. <- period When it ...people, <- comma he...memories, <- comma which resurface...
...which lets it cut past blocks and shield by reforming on the other side...
His main fighting style consists of telekinetically controlling...
Downplayed. <- period Seven's choice of weapon...
Ship Tease: With Thirteen. <- period
...large <- no comma single <- no comma braid...end to to fight.
...youngest (out of thirteen) <- no comma <- parentheses sisters...swordsman. <- space But...swordsmanship skills to...he had a son, <- comma he...After this, they...by bandits in...And, Despite her...killed, <- comma and...and taking her in, where she...
The weapons she wields are a pair of short swords and the blade at the end of her braid.
Her braid reaches around...uses a blade attached to the end.
With Seven. And in season 2 she seems to reciprocate his feelings.
While his indestructible virgin power makes him completely indestructible, <- comma he will...
Whenever he activates his indestructible virgin technique, <- comma his shirt...
...Redtooth, <- comma Redtooth used him as a weapon <- no comma thanks...
...seen whether in battle...always destroys his shirt.
...attacks (like a direct hit from a missile) <- parentheses able...
His hair completely spikes up whenever he uses his Poweredarmor.
...mechanical, <- comma with the...fires an energy blast <- no comma or...
Her Weapon of Choice is a knife, and the throwing variant.
^ ...and the throwing variant what?
The only articles of clothing on her legs are a pair of stockings.
From page 604 @Orror SANESS
"X" Makes Anything Cool: That's what The X-Division was, although this is also a reference to The X-Files.
After The Soviets fell, <- comma Russia was in chaos.
The Fascist Confederation of Southern Alpatets, <- comma while as...and the Inca Empire, <- comma who......Inefficient, <- comma as...100, <- comma as...
The Soviet...count, <- comma as...external enemies, it fell...
Wilhelm Karl is a sucksessor, as...
X on a Stick: The Heretic Burnings under Jerusalem.
...she and Elias want. Elias...exposing it. Elias...revealed that Elias...Gertrude have gathered...
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/Persona5ThePhantomThievesOfHeartsFirstHalf
Morgana / Mona
- Took a Level in Kindness: In "Strikers", though Morgana still occasionally teases Ryuji, it's nowhere near the level of verbal abuse he heaped on him in the previous game, and they even have several moments where they stick up for each other.
@jahman
I don't see any problems with the English in that example.
Hi fellas. It's me again. Let's have another try.
Two tropes for Total Drama Screaming Gophers:
- Unexplained Recovery:
- In the finale of World Tour, Heather is last seen about to be hit by a massive flaming boulder as she and the other contestants swim away from the Hawaiian island whose volcano has erupted, but the screen turns to static before she is hit. However, her appearance in the premiere of Revenge of the Island confirms she survived.
- In her guest appearance in Revenge of the Island, Heather tries to escape aboard Chris' blimp with that season's prize money to make up for her loss at the end of World Tour, so Chris sends all the remaining contestants to recover the prize. At the end, the blimp crashes onto the sea and Heather apparently remains inside the aircraft. However, her return in All-Stars also confirms she survived the crash.
- Uncertain Doom: At the end of All-Stars, after Camp Wawanakwa sinks, Heather, alongside Alejandro, swims away to escape from Fang, but is never seen again afterwards due to no more seasons featuring members of the original cast were produced.
Edens Zero characters
- Dying Declaration of Love: In Creed's final moments after being shot in the heart by Jesse, he confesses his love to Homura and wished to walk the streets with her in Oedo. However, he wasn't able to finish his last sentence and dies from his fatal wounds.
- Killed Off for Real: Creeds gets shot in the heart by Jesse.
- Never My Fault: After Jesse accidentally shot Creed in the heart, he refuses to take responsible for killing him and thinks Creed made him do it.
- We Hardly Knew Ye: The Oasis members, Lizarre along with Furena, were tragically killed by the mechanical sea serpent during the war against the Nero Empire. They only appears a few chapters and nothing much about their backstories.
Edens Zero Tearjerker
- In the previous arcs, Shiki vows to never take a life of humans and robots since life is previous and it shouldn't be taken away. At the end of Chapter 160 where Shiki declares those lights (living beings) won't go away without Shura around. Due to the deaths of all robots and Witch's tortured caused by Shura, filled with grief and anger, Shiki is out for blood and the first person he wants to kill is Shura instead of defeating him like the enemies he encountered. He believes killing him will end the war and saves many lives.
Edited by Stardust120 on Sep 21st 2021 at 6:38:59 AM
Lo L Dating Sim is a real thing.
Here's an idea for Age of Empires IV. Of course, I'll have to see if this gets changed since this first popped up in the Technical Stress Test beta.
- Scunthorpe Problem: The chat profanity filter censors "nice dock," due to being one letter away from "nice cock."
Asterix and the Great Divide
- Beauty Equals Goodness: One important part of the story is the love story between the attractives Histrionix and Melodrama. Meanwhile, the bad guy, Codfix is Obviously Evil to the viewers because of his non-standard ugly design that gives him green-ish skin and a fish-like face.
I Spy
- Casts No Shadow: Inverted in regard of Shadow the ghost. Of the seven ghosts the player can create, he's the only one who has a shadow, while the others don't.
Hotel Mario
- Non-Dubbed Grunts: Bowser's laugh in the intro is still the same in the French dub, except it doesn't have echo for some reason.
Arceus
The Alpha Pokémon and the one who created the whole universe. It's because of his decision that Alma would be raised by the Legendary and Mythical Pokémon.
- God: He created the whole universe by himself and is called the Alpha Pokémon. According to the other Pokémon, Arceus' words are law regardless of how any of them feel about it.
- Gold and White Are Divine: Arceus is mostly white with some gold on him and is the most powerful Pokémon in the world and the leader of the Legendary and Mythical Pokémon.
- The Patriarch: He seems to be the one in charge of the family, which makes sense since Arceus is the oldest being in the world.
- Top God: He's the Alpha Pokémon, and shows to make that his words are law by everyone.
For Trivia Wrestle Angels:
For YMMV.Wrestle Angels:
For Wrestle Angels:
For Intercontinuity Crossover Video Games:
For Pop-Culture Urban Legends MMORPG:
I don't know if the last example should be in Pop-Culture Urban Legends or Urban Legend of Zelda…
Edited by Minorica on Sep 21st 2021 at 6:24:58 PM
"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..."