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Edited by Mrph1 on Oct 22nd 2024 at 8:06:39 PM
Quote was suggested and got 3 upvotes, so it needs to be added to the Video Game folder on here
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Quotes/CompleteMonster
See point 9 in the header: "we do not do direct edits (other than changing wicks) to Magnificent Bastard or Complete Monster example lists. Rather, you need to do the edit to a sandbox page […] and ask for it to be swapped in […]"
In this case, the sandbox is Sandbox.Complete Monster Quotes
Hello, I was just wondering if the administrative lock for the Spider-Man: Spider-Verse characters will ever be removed? The reason why they were locked is because of "unilateral splits and rearrangements" which I don't really understand the meaning of. I was just wondering since there are edits I wanted to add and it's been a few months now I think.
Please make Awake a disambig.
* Film/Awake2007, a medical thriller film directed by Joby Harold.
* Series/Awake2012, a cop drama TV series.
* Film/Awake2021, a 2021 Creator/{{Netflix}} sci-fi thriller film directed by Joby Harold.
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Edited by AudioSpeaks2 on Nov 9th 2023 at 8:07:25 PM
Ok, though I would appreciate it if someone explained what "unilateral splits and rearrangements" meant.
So when Miguel is explaining Canon Events in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, while difficult to see it appears that one is the events of Kraven's Last Hunt which Gwen experienced (it's in the scene where you see an image of Peter B marrying MJ and Spider-Punk quitting as Spidey). So I just want to add that to the relevant pages.
For Spider-Man: Spider-Verse – Gwen Stacy:
- Dark and Troubled Past: As if her backstory with Peter wasn't tragic enough, a Freeze-Frame Bonus reveals that she was at one point buried alive as part of a Canon Event.
- In Spite of a Nail: It turns out that her Canon Event was being buried alive, just like Spider-Man in Kraven's Last Hunt.
- Noodle Incident: The revelation that her Canon Event was the events of Kraven's Last Hunt are only shown briefly, with no explanation being given.
For Spider-Man: Spider-Verse – Spider-Society:
- Being buried alive and forced to crawl out of their graves (to be added under the In Spite of a Nail trope)
"Unlateral splits and rearrangements" refers to Character Specific Pages for Spider-Verse being made to fast/prematurely.
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They were split with a lot of non character tropes on the page after a lot of people added tropes in excitement without discussing it anywhere.
Edited by Bullman on Nov 9th 2023 at 10:44:03 AM
Fan-Preferred Couple cleanup threadRequesting to remove the Cloning Blues entries from Baldr Sky as it's been renamed to Clone Angst as per TRS
, specifically about angst from a character discovering that they're a clone.
Did some of the additions to Characters.Spider Man Spider Verse Gwen Stacy, but the Nail/Noodle examples do not explain how the trope applies, in a way that people unfamiliar with the work can understand. Not sure where to put the addition in Characters.Spider Man Spider Verse Spider Society. Also got the Baldr Sky thing.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanI'd like Spider-Man: Spider-Verse – Miguel O'Hara to be edited to add Mathieu Kassovitz in the foreign dub of the character.
Septimus Heap, in regards to the Spider-Man: Spider-Verse – Spider-Society edit I meant it should be added under the In Spite of a Nail trope which is in the In General folder.
In regards to In Spite of a Nail while not all Spider-People are the same person, Canon Events are things that can happen to a Spider-Person in different universes, such as failing to save a police captain which apparently every Spider-Person has experienced. The way I look at it, Canon Events are basically In Spite of a Nail with a different name so in the context of the Spider-Verse films, it can be used when it's confirmed In-Universe that a Spider-Person has experienced something several other Spideys have experienced.
In regards to Noodle Incident, from my understanding of the trope a huge explanation isn't necessary. It's when something happened in a character's past that is hinted at but isn't fully explained. The entire point is that there is little context, so I don't see what's wrong with my edit.
But here is a revised edit to In Spite of a Nail:
- In Spite of a Nail: It turns out that her Canon Event, a significant event in a Spider-Person's life as explained by Miguel in Across the Spider-Verse was being buried alive, just like Spider-Man in Kraven's Last Hunt.
Locked paged: Useful Notes.Israel
Edit request: Within the page, there appears to be a use of {{justified}}, which is a disambiguation now. I would like it to be modified to {{justified|Trope}}.
I said "drop it: it's hot," not "drop it like it's hot!"
Also, that page and UsefulNotes.Palestine seem to have been reflexively locked without any problematic edits beforehand to justify it. Are we just expecting the worst a la mass locking every UN page that even looks at Russia funny last year?
Edited by Theatre_Maven_3695 on Nov 10th 2023 at 8:55:56 AM
Please swap the following:
- Magnificent Bastard Animated Films to Animated Films
- Magnificent Bastard Comic Books to Comic Books
- Magnificent Bastard Fan Works to Fan Works
- Magnificent Bastard Film A To I to Film A To I
- Magnificent Bastard Film J To Y to Film J To Y
- Magnificent Bastard Final Fantasy to Final Fantasy
- Magnificent Bastard James Bond to James Bond
- Magnificent Bastard Literature to Literature
- Magnificent Bastard Live Action TV to Live-Action TV
- Magnificent Bastard Metalocalypse for Metalocalypse
- Magnificent Bastard One Piece for One Piece
- Magnificent Bastard Power Rangers to Power Rangers
- Magnificent Bastard Video Games A To L to Video Games (A to L)
- Magnificent Bastard Video Games M To Z to Video Games (M to Z)
- Magnificent Bastard Web Original to Web Original
- Magnificent Bastard Western Animation for Western Animation
Also in some indexes please change [[.index]] to [[index]].
Fan-Preferred Couple cleanup threadOn Double Standard: Rape, Female on Male, there's a link to Romantic Sue for the X-Men entry that needs to be removed, since it's a redlink.
So, where it says:
Please change it to:
Twelve: Paired with some moves
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* [[Film/Twelve2007 A 2007 film]].
* [[Literature/Twelve2002 A 2002 novel]].
** [[Film/Twelve2010 A 2010 film adaptation of that novel]].
* The first novel of the ''Literature/DanilovQuintet''.
* A Music/PattiSmith album.
* A Music/{{Sloan}} album.
* [[WebAnimation/Twelve2016 A 2016 web animation]].
If a direct wick has led you here, please correct the link so that it points to the corresponding article.
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Edited by Malady on Nov 10th 2023 at 8:33:38 AM
Disambig Needed: Help with those issues! tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=13324299140A37493800&page=24#comment-576Looks like the 80's thing was already done. For the voice actor thing, which language? For the Spider-Society thing, that explanation needs to be in the example. For the Israel thing, yes, we don't want to risk anything on this topic. Everything else is done to here.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanCan you please swap Sandbox.Magnificent Bastard The Simpsons to MagnificentBastard.The Simpsons? I corrected a minor capitalization error.
On Double Standard: Rape, Female on Male, there's a wick to Justified on the entry for The Occupation Saga, which is now a disambiguation page. So, instead of "{{Justified}}", please change it to "{{Justified|Trope}}".
A couple of Historical Domain Character examples for UsefulNotes.Adolf Hitler:
Film — Animated:
- The War to End All Wars – The Movie partly blames Hitler for the end of the Christmas Truce. The segment reprises a sight gag from Yarnhub's earlier animated music video
for the song where a German soldier with a toothbrush mustache, clearly meant to be Hitler as a lance corporal, tries to tattle on the truce to the German Army brass only to be hit in the head by an errant ball from the football game in no-man's-land. This time around, his message eventually gets through, and an outraged German general orders the artillery to resume firing at the same time as a British general gets a similar message, forcing everyone to run back for their own trenches.
Music:
- Sabaton:
- "The Rise of Evil" is a seven-minute heavy metal ballad about Adolf Hitler's rise to power in the 1930s, describing him ordering the beginnings of the Holocaust, the Anschluss of Austria, while the nations of Europe slowly realize a new war is coming.
- Yarnhub's animated music video for "Christmas Truce"
depicts a German soldier with a toothbrush mustache—clearly meant to be Hitler in his German Army days—trying to tattle on the impromptu truce to the German Army brass. He instead gets hit in the head by an errant ball from the football game in no-man's-land and is last seen glumly observing the proceedings from the sidelines.

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