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From here:

• At Anime And Manga A To J, please add the BMW Devil; Rizevim goes at the end of the High School DXD tree.
• Nex entries, through Yang, all go to Anime And Manga K To Z.
• At Batman, for Miscellaneous, please add Bianca to the Elseworlds tree; let's put Scarecrow after Blackfire.
• Haggarty goes to DC Comics (Vertigo group).
• Mephisto goes to Fan Works (Comic Books).
• Better Watch Out entry and the DC tree go to Film A To E.
• Next 2 entries go to Film F To J.
• Goodall goes to Film P To S.
• Please cut the Wonder Woman entry from Film: T to Z, since it's now part of the DC tree.
• Next 2 entries are rewrites for Kamen Rider.
• CHERUB tree and Frankenstein are all rewrites for Literature A To F.
• Next 2 entries go to Literature G To L.
• Edris goes to Literature M To Z.
• Next entries (through Dureya) all go to Live Action TVA To L.
• Strain rewrites go to Live Action TVM To Z.
• Guardians tree replaces the current tree at Marvel Animation.
• Rawlins goes to Marvel Cinematic Universe, after Kilgrave.
• Izanami rewrite goes to Video Games A To K (BlazBlue tree).
• Romero goes to Video Games L To Z.
• "The Stranger" goes to Web Original (nosleep tree).
• Scythe Master rewrite goes to Other Media, Visual Novels.

Thanks

edited 13th Dec '17 1:10:17 PM by ACW

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Characters.Shadowchasers Non Shadowchaser Protagonists And Allies:

"ConanTheBarbarian" to "Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian"

'Cause Main.Jesus Of Nazareth is on the cutlist. Perhaps instead of cutting it, change it to:

Comic Fury:

edited 14th Dec '17 2:58:49 PM by Malady

How about we tamp that down to "Jesus, the Holy figure of Nazarethine patrilege"

- Good idea. ... Since I just copied the Laconic for that, should we change that too?

... Or are UN pages not supposed to have Laconics?

Please replace the contents at Marvel Comics with the content inside the folder at CM Pothole Removals Drafts. It's pothole removal and reformatting.

Also, at The Punisher, for the header, after the film stuff, please add this:

• The Netflix series can be found here.

At Anime And Manga K To Z, for Phantom of Inferno, please get rid of the Mad Scientist pothole for the anime.

edited 14th Dec '17 3:42:04 PM by ACW

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Please cut Zanza from Video Games L To Z (Xeno tree).

Please move the Thundercats entry from Western Animation (series) to Cartoon Network.

Also, at Star Wars, for Chantique, please change "A brutal sadist who was not above outright murdering his victims" to "...murdering her victims'''.

At Anime And Manga A To J, please group the following entries thustly:

• A Certain... (Toaru) franchise:
  • A Certain Magical Index: Terra of the Left is a murderer and a member of the elite Vatican unit God's Right Seat. Unlike his less psychotic colleagues, Terra exists only to kill those who aren't Catholic, not even seeing them as human beings. To assist in regaining his power, Terra outright slaughters a host of tourists, including the children, which prompts his comrade, Acqua of the Back, to turn on him. Terra's goal is no less than the utter genocide of every man, woman and child who won't serve the Vatican.
  • A Certain Scientific Railgun:
    • Kihara Gensei, the patriarch of the Kihara family, is responsible for nasty experiments on children, which resulted in many of them suffering permanent trauma, all so that he could create a powerful Level 6 Esper. Gensei has no compunction murdering people in his path. The first "sample" of his experiments was his own granddaughter: Gensei overloaded her mind to collect samples from her, and repeated this process on other children as well. Gensei was fond of manipulating his own family members into becoming his test subjects, even though he knew that a massive surge would possibly destroy all of Academy City.
    • His granddaughter Therestina Lifeline is just as cruel and twisted. Wanting to follow Gensei's example, Therestina abducted children and put them in comas so she could harvest the samples from their minds. Gensei manipulated the young heroines into providing cover for her, all the while intending to overload the minds of the children she kept under sedation, fully aware this would destroy all of Academy City and not caring as long as she achieved the "perfection" she hungered for.

edited 16th Dec '17 2:12:18 AM by ACW

On The Advertisement Server, change Trope-Tan to Trope-tan and What Are The Contributors Real Names to What Are the Contributors Real Names?, and namespace potholes to work pages.

edited 15th Dec '17 9:54:13 PM by rjd1922

Neo-Africa is an uncoded redirect to Afrofuturism.

On UsefulNotes.Osama Bin Laden:

• Please add the following example: "One Of Us: Yes, actually - it was discovered after his death that he was a huge anime and video game fan. (Of course, being in the position he was in, he pirated said anime and games.)"
• Please uncapitalize the word "These" in the Elite Army example.
• Please change the Majored in Western Hypocrisy example to fall under Hypocrite. (Majored in Western Hypocrisy is about Western reactions to educated foreigners.)
• Please change the The Stateless example to properly be past tense.

On Fallen Creator can all 4 sinkholes to Love It or Hate It be removed.

For those uncoded redirects, is there something we tropers can do or is it a moderator thing? I mean, is there some minor error that used to be unimportant but now it makes it not show up properly?

All you have to do on uncoded redirects is add the namespace. [[redirect:Afrofuturism]] to [[redirect:Main/Afrofuturism]]. But if it has very few inbounds and/or wicks, I just add it to the cut list.

DTH.

edited 16th Dec '17 1:01:46 PM by nombretomado

EDIT: Never mind, the trope I wanted to add may be getting sent back to the Trope Launch Pad.

edited 16th Dec '17 4:20:24 PM by DustSnitch

At Superman, please rearrange the Miscellaneous category thusly:

• The Dark Knight Strikes Again:
  • Lex Luthor is Superman's Arch-Enemy and the current de facto ruler of the United States. Seizing control of the country after installing a hologram to assume the role of the president, Luthor proceeded to turn the entire country into a police state. Recruiting the help of Brainiac, Luthor kept the superheroes of Earth in line by threatening to kill their loved ones. The heroes that Luthor did not find useful were either imprisoned or subjected to horrific genetic experiments. After a series of raids by led by Batman reinvigorates the public's interest in superheroes, Luthor snaps and begins cracking down on any super-heroic activities. Luthor launches a missile strike against Costa Rica that kills Hawkman and Hawkgirl, while he orders his forces to open fire on a concert held by "The Superchix". Luthor has Brainiac kill thousands of people in Metropolis in an attempt to discredit superheroes, not caring at all about the innocent lives lost. Luthor later captures Batman and begins torturing him while gloating how the rebellion has given him the perfect opportunity to use his satellite defense network to kill most of the world's population and allow him to rule what's left. Lacking any pretenses of helping his fellow man, Lex Luthor is motivated entirely by his lust for power.
  • Brainiac is an alien cyborg who partners up with Lex Luthor in order to make sure that Superman is compliant with Luthor's regime. Holding the bottled city of Kandor hostage, Brainiac murders a Kryptonian family for every time that Superman refuses to follow their orders. In an attempt to publicly discredit superheroes, Brainiac attacks Metropolis and orders Superman to not fight back or he'll have all of Kandor destroyed. Brainiac proceeds to wail on Superman when he refuses to flee, and continues on his rampage. While he is eventually stopped by Superman's daughter Lara, Brainiac's assault ends up killing thousands of people, including Captain Marvel, Jimmy Olson, and Lois Lane. Lara travels to Brainiac's hideout to free the citizens of Kandor by pretending to surrender, but not before Brainiac attempts to turn her into his subservient slave. Driven by sadism rather than his usual logic, Brainiac takes immense pleasure in the pain and suffering that he causes others.
• Elseworlds:
  • Superman: At Earth's End: The DNA Diktators, revealed to be cloned twins of Adolf Hitler, are two biology-perverting madmen obsessed with continuing their work from World War II in creating a "Master Race". As clones of Hitler, the Diktators happily take responsibility for their original form's crimes, and continue these in the present by rounding up thousands of innocents, performing horrific experiments on them that leave them in constant agony, then grinding them up into raw material to create an army of mutant Nazi stormtroopers. After their mutant monsters fail to murder numerous children who escaped the Diktators' grasp, the Diktators order the children, alongside Superman, all murdered by their various creations, even having defiled the corpse of the hero Batman by using his corpse to create nightmarish bat monsters that they sic on Superman to torment him. Utter sociopaths with delusions of godhood and megalomania, these clones of Hitler display all of their original's cruelty and evil in their quest for a perfect race.
  • Superman: The Dark Side, by John Francis Moore et al.: In this Elseworlds take on Superman's origin, Darkseid uses a Boomtube to teleport baby Kal-El's ship to Apokolips after the destruction of Krypton. After murdering two of his slaves who discover the ship, Darkseid raises Kal-El in isolation. Naming Kal-El Superman, Darkseid presents him to the public in a gladiatorial match, where Superman defeats Darkseid's son Kalibak. Darkseid orders Superman to kill Kalibak after he is defeated. Darkseid then orders Superman to go to New Genesis and destroy it with an Omega Bomb. Though High Father manages to save some of the New Gods, most of the population of New Genesis dies. High Father reveals Darkseid's lies to Superman and teleports Superman to Earth. However. Darkseid soon arrives on Earth and discovers that Superman's DNA contains the Anti-Life Equation. Darkseid has Desaad torture Superman and then uses the Anti-Life Equation to turn everyone on Earth into his mindless slaves, intending to do the same to the rest of the galaxy.
• Supergirl: The Post-Crisis version of Benjamin Martin Krull, alias Reactron, was never a nice guy, and is Supergirl's Arch-Enemy. His first clash with Supergirl saw a vast amount of property damage and significant casualties, with many survivors suffering from radiation sickness or cancer. It was in the New Krypton storyline, however, where Reactron really crossed the line. Having been rebuilt by Lex Luthor into a cyborg with a Gold Kryptonite heart, Reactron invades New Krypton alongside Metallo, depowering and killing numerous Kryptonians, threatening to rape Supergirl, and then murdering her father, Zor-El, in front of her by giving him radiation sickness. Tasked by General Lane with eliminating Supergirl, Flamebird, and Nightwing, Reactron murdered all the soldiers assigned to help him when they expressed doubts about the mission, and did his best to slowly torture Supergirl and Flamebird to death, all while gloating about how fighting two such attractive girls was a dream come true (strongly implying he'd like to rape them). Captured and tortured by Supergirl's mother, Alura, Reactron waited until Supergirl came to free him from the torture chamber to reveal that his capture had been a set up and that Luthor had transformed him into a living bomb. Detonating himself with a smile, Reactron gives a serene look as he incinerates Alura, the city of Kandor, and the entire planet of New Krypton, killing over ninety percent of the population in a single fell swoop. A lech, a bully, and a thug at his core, Reactron is a study in just how horrific it can be when somebody like that gets their hands on real power, and has done more to hurt Supergirl than any of her other adversaries, killing her father, her mother, and her entire race in a matter of weeks.

At DC Comics, for Miscellaneous, please remove the Wonder Woman: Amazonia entry and replace The Golden Age entry with this:

• Elseworlds:
  • The Golden Age: The Big Bad Duumvirate, consisting of Adolf Hitler and the Ultra-Humanite, aim to Take Over the World. During World War II, the Ultra-Humanite performed inhumane experiments on German prisoners to perfect his process to Body Surf, killing all the scientists who helped him, before placing his mind inside superhero Tex Thompson. Becoming an American senator, the Ultra-Humanite places Hitler's brain inside another superhero, Dynaman, and the duo begin plotting to take over America and launch a war on all communist countries. When exposed at a press conference, Hitler attacks the heroes present, killing many civilians in his rampage, while ranting he will use his newfound power to conquer the planet with force.
  • Justice Riders, by Chuck Dixon & J.H. Williams III: Maxwell Lord is a greedy robber baron with a sinister scheme. Wiping out Sheriff Diana Prince's hometown, Paradise, along with everyone in it, Lord goes on to massacre at least another five towns in the way of him laying his railroad to California. When Diana confronts Lord for destroying Paradise, he reveals he believes profit justifies any action he takes, even toying with the idea of conquering California and wiping out the population to replace them with his robotic minions.
  • Wonder Woman: Amazonia, by William Messner-Loebs et al.: King Jack Planters is a seemingly-noble American who takes the throne after a mysterious explosion decimates the entirety of the Royal Family. In truth the notorious Jack the Ripper who rigged the explosion himself after his initial killings, Jack keeps the sole survivor as a paralyzed trophy and plunges his nation into a brutal war with France whilst keeping the women of the country as lower-class citizens. A raving misogynist in his meantime, Jack invents a drug to erase men's "femininity" to reduce them to bloodthirsty beasts and spreads the drug among his inner circle to have them hunt down and butcher captured women for sport, hoping to raise his son as an equally-bloodthirsty heir and laughing that he slaughtered his own wife alongside a hundred others for the purpose of establishing a "Ripper's world" among the land he rules over. Even when Diana herself saves his life from an earlier attack, Jack smugly brushes the matter off by revealing the attempted assassin was a friend of Jack's before he murdered his daughter in a fit of cruel lust, later trying to make Diana herself as the centerpiece of his latest hunt while kidnapping her children to grow up under cruel experimentation.

edited 17th Dec '17 2:01:22 AM by ACW

Could you please change Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey to Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey on Superman

In Monster.Marvel Animation, in Ronan's write up, could you please fix the pothole "Ronan shows no appreciation or loyalty to her" to "Ronan shows no appreciation or loyalty to her"

- What's the difference? They both have the same phrasing and go to the same place?

OH! You want:

Monster.Marvel Animation:

"s[[UngratefulBastard hows" to "[[UngratefulBastard shows"

edited 17th Dec '17 10:11:06 AM by Malady

On 4chan in the "Works created on 4chan" section:

Ben Drowned (The creepypasta was originally posted on the /x/ Paranormal board.)

edited 17th Dec '17 2:39:52 PM by MugenKagemaru

Hello. Is this the proper place to request a page or pages being locked down?

Because if it is, on an ATT query, I am requesting that all pages connected to The Last Jedi being locked due to controversy currently surrounding that movie. Said controversy includes reported heat vent editing. More info.

If this is off-topic, feel free to thump.

Right place, it was discussed in the moderator forum but I don't think we have a consensus yet. A recently released major work is going to trigger a mass of edits, having them all locked out means either a lot of work in the edit requests thread and a lot of good edits going amiss.

The Scarlet Letter:

Unskippable:

Monster Decay is an uncoded redirect to Villain Decay.

... Uncoded redirects can't be made by regulars unless going through TLP. Right.

edited 19th Dec '17 12:59:04 PM by Malady

At Star Wars, for Gallius Rax, there's a surplus "the" (it reads "the the First Order").

Requesting that Main.Nightmare be made into a disambiguation page for Film.Nightmare, VideoGame.Nightmare (unrelated to the aforementioned), Bad Dreams and Nightmare Sequence (the most general tropes for actual nightmares^note The former is a nightmare that serves to show the character has a Dark and Troubled Past, but the nightmare itself doesn't have be shown to the audience (and IMO, the name is too generic for the definition; when I first saw it, I thought it was the supertrope for all nightmares); the latter is when a nightmare is actually shown to the audience, but can be about anything. Incidentally, Flashback Nightmare is the subtrope that results from crossing Bad Dreams with Nightmare Sequence, since it's a Flashback to the Dark and Troubled Past (andt thus by definition is a Nightmare Sequence).).

edited 18th Dec '17 4:16:36 PM by MarqFJA