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DC Animation:

For Joker, please change "attempting to drive 70 million people insane by having Ace Mind Rape them" to "using Ace in an attempt to drive 70 million people insane"?

For Justice League, please change "(see above for Darkseid & Brainiac)" to "(see above for Joker, Darkseid & Brainiac)"

"I will shut down the technology on which your species has become so dependent. All I will leave them in their desperation are their guns and explosives. Humanity will tear itself apart as it struggles to survive. And in the weeks to come, my electromagnetic field will become potent enough to destroy any survivors."

—Ra Moon to Dr. Wily, comic book (Archie Comics)

Edited by ACW on Jan 25th 2020 at 6:05:40 AM

Wait, How to Write an Example isn't locked? Ignore my request then, I'll go change the things Brainulator9 requested and are it myself.

With this:

• The first replaces the FreeSpace entry at Video Games;
• Two and three replace the entry for Shinra at Final Fantasy and on Final Fantasy VII (also please take out the "Compilation of") from the former;
• Four-six replace the Pokemon Adventures tree on Pokémon;
• On Literature please cut The Devil Wears Prada entry and move it to Film;

Cheers!

On Monster.Batman, the italics are misplaced for the Legends of the Dark Knight folder, so all the entries are italicized instead of just the folder title. This is because the apostrophes are outside the folder title instead of within.

So, instead of ''[[folder:Legends of the Dark Knight]]'', please change it to [[folder:''Legends of the Dark Knight'']].

Edited by chasemaddigan on Jan 26th 2020 at 1:03:18 PM

The Devil Wears Prada entry is already on MagnificentBastard.Film?

Done to here.

Whoops, sorry, had a bunch of requests this week, not sure if the OP just handled that here already or what. Thanks regardless!

Mega Man header:

Throughout the years, and through various incarnations, the Blue Bomber and his allies have encountered many villains, with a select few standing out as the worst of the worst.

• Shockwave from Transformers: Fall of Cybertron (prequel comic): 1 2
• Calamity◊ from John Wick.
• Hordak◊ from He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2012 DC Comics series).
• Skeletor from He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2012 DC Comics series).

• Anime & Manga: O to Z (Umareru Kachi no Nakatta Jibun ga Anna no Tame ni Dekiru Ikutsuka no Koto)
• Film A To C (Batman (1989))
• Spider-Man (final entry)

—Col. Chester Phillips, about Johann "Red Skull" Schmidt, Captain America: The First Avenger

• Indiana Jones:
  • Further Adventures of Indiana Jones: General Makimura, from issue #19 ("Dragon By The Tail!"), is a Japanese mystic who attempts to capture a living dragon to unleash it off the coast of California, allowing it to ravage most of the USA and countless lives with it before he and his men take over the rest. Inevitably—and to his apathy—Makimura's recklessness cause the dragon to be freed and destroy his men and whatever else is in its path, nearly killing numerous children before being stopped by Indy.
  • Thunder in the Orient, by Dan Barry et al.: General Masashi Kyojo, a wicked Japanese soldier with ambitions of conquering Asia, introduces himself double-crossing and murdering a treasure hunter who imparts vital information to him. In pursuit of the fabled Covenant of Buddha, Kyojo spares no expense: killing his own Giant Mook on a whim; forcing three of his own soldiers to commit hara-kiri for their failure; and even gleefully having a village airbombed. Kyojo sneers to Indiana Jones that today his head will roll, and tomorrow the West will follow him.

• The Flash (1990):
  • The Flash's Arch-Enemy, Nicholas Pike, debuting in the Pilot, is a former police officer who was disbarred for his crooked involvement in criminal activities, swearing vengeance against Jay Allen for bringing his corruption to light. Forming a biker gang, the "Dark Riders", Pike had his cronies terrorize Central City, torching streets and killing anyone in their way. When one member leaves out of disgust, Pike cruelly kills him by having him dragged on a motorcycle with a bomb and then detonating it. He later murders Jay for revenge. Storming the jail to free his men Barry Allen has arrested, Pike intends to use them to destroy the entire city regardless of any causalities. In "Flashfoward", after being released from prison, Pike returns for vengeance on Barry, firing a heat-seeking missile at him which sends Barry ten years into the future. An utter dystopia with Pike as mayor, he forces citizens to submit to him lest he have them executed or lobotomized if they don't bow down to him. A smug and wicked man motivated only by petty revenge, Pike cements himself as one of the most evil and personal enemies that the Flash has ever faced.
  • Dr. Carl Tanner, from "Out of Control", is an amoral geneticist who ostensibly wants to better world. In truth, to erase the "shame" of having grown up in poverty, Carl intends to perfect a mutative formula to allow him to wipe out the homeless "vermin" of the world, testing his formula on the vagrants of Central City and killing them through agonizing mutation. Lusting after and trying to mutate his former college sweetheart Christina McGee, Tanner eventually uses the formula on himself, rampaging across Central City in his new monstrous form and attempting to massacre the nearest homeless den.
  • Bougart/Beauregarde Lesko, from "Child's Play" creates an insidious hallucinogen called "Blue Paradise", which becomes rampant in Central City. Creating a powerful physical addition, if users do not regularly take Blue Paradise, they die, much to Lesko's apathy. When suspected in the drug's production by a reporter, Lesko kills him by blowing up his car to destroy the evidence, also trying to murder a teenager who manages to get ahold of it. Trying to force the teen into addiction to control him, Lesko also tries to spread his drug over the city via helicopter, not content until he can control the entire population with his drug.
  • James Montgomery Jesse, better known as the "Trickster," is an insane criminal mastermind with a penchant for numerous murderous personalities and gimmicks leading to a string of murders over six states. Adopting the persona of the "Trickster" after he's smitten by private investigator Megan Lockhart—after failing to saw her in half—the Trickster murders the cops who try to detain him; leaves an exploding Flash statue in a public square; takes the customers of a novelty shop hostage while murdering one of them for giggles; and attempts to drown Barry Allen in his twisted crusade to make Megan his criminal sidekick "Prank". Busted out of prison in his second appearance by his twisted fangirl Zoey Clark, the Trickster butchers the host of a talk show and announces his new crime spree, torturing and brainwashing the Flash into his sidekick while causing wanton mayhem throughout Central City and endangering the lives of countless innocents. The Trickster finally tries to hold a "trial" for the city by killing those who prosecuted him after ruling them "guilty against crimes of good taste!" and, even after this is thwarted, ditches Zoey to the police even after she saves him. Zany, witty, and absolutely in love with his own murderous psychosis, Jesse's tricks murdered countless innocent people and cement him as one of the Scarlet Speedster's worst foes.

At Arrowverse, please remove The Flash (1990) stuff and add this at the end:

Black Lightning (2018)

• Season 1: The racist, revolting Martin Proctor is the man in charge of the Freeland operations of the sinister ASA. On his own, he restarts a vaccine program with a high mortality rate due to how it can potentially enslave innocent African-Americans and create superpowered pawns. Repackaging it into a drug and circulating it throughout the city to target teenagers with an epidemic of death following, those who develop superpowers are taken for experimentation. When Proctor goes up against his rival Gambi, he has a subordinate force Gambi's surrender by holding a large crowd at gunpoint and is flatly disappointed he can't massacre them when Gambi surrenders. Proctor proceeds to betray and try to kill his ally, crime lord Tobias Whale, while also framing hero Jefferson Pierce as a drug user, not caring if his men kill anyone in the way. When his plans fail, Proctor shores up his losses and intends to take the surviving teens to perform hideous experiments on them to his heart's content, even trying to blackmail Jefferson into giving him a genetic sample by threatening to kill his family. A twisted, racist madman who cares nothing for the damage he does, Proctor is only too glad to condemn thousands of innocent young black men to death, justifying himself with the worst racist rhetoric.
• "The Perdi" & "The Sange": The Looker is a metahuman who lords over South Freeland, and an Arc Villain in season 2. Having been exposed to the ASA vaccine 30 years prior, she developed the powers to emanate a mysterious metallic substance known as the Element, which she uses to enslave the white population of South Freeland to join her Hive Mind as Sange. Despite her self-serving belief that she "saved" the town from a drug epidemic, one of her slaves counters that her assimilation is far worse than the drugs; she counters by cruelly murdering him. With the town under her control, the black population—the Perdi—is forced to hide out in the woods, lest the Sange lynch them and hang them from trees. When Anaya, a Perdi, has twin babies with Deacon, a Sange, Looker stops at nothing to capture these babies to be part of her control. Cruel, racist, and self-centered, Looker desired to maintain total dominance over South Freeland, by the most violent means imaginable.

Edited by ACW on Jan 31st 2020 at 6:38:36 AM

Cut both Demon Legacy entries at Video Games: A to F and the Vampires Dawn entry at Video Games: Q to Z.

~ACW, the Enmu quote has been wrongly formatted.

Edited by ACW on Jan 30th 2020 at 4:26:29 AM

From here:

• Rewrite goes to Black Clover tree at Anime & Manga: A to F.
• Duo goes to Anime & Manga: O to Z.
• Cluemaster goes to Batman, New 52, after Merrymaker.
• Duo (Western Animation, Others) and Kira (Crossovers) go to Fan Works.
  • Also, at AniManga, for 7th Stand User, please change "Jotaro and company" to "the heroes".
• Doom goes to Film D To G.
• Tree replaces current entry at Film H To L.
• The Wolf goes to Grimm Fairy Tales, before the Robyn Hood stuff.
• Kyojo goes at the end of Indiana Jones.
• Duo goes to Literature H to Q.
• Baddar goes to Live Action TVA To L.
• Tree (replacing current entry), following 2 entries go to Live Action TVM To Z.
• Rewrite goes to Marvel Comics (Other Continuities).
• Tree replaces current tree at Music.
• Boogie Man goes to Video Games: A to F.
• At Video Games G To P: Please add Falco; duo goes to the TOP of Legend of Zelda tree; please add Volkov.
• At Web Original, please add Vladimir to alaternatehistory.com and add Vex to Others.
• At Simon R. Green, Varney goes to the bottom of the Nightside group, while Deathstalker stuff goes to the TOP of the page.

Thanks

Edited by ACW on Jan 31st 2020 at 11:56:01 AM

Edited by ACW on Jan 30th 2020 at 4:26:46 AM

Please restore Sandbox.Yandere Simulator Final Game; it was cutlisted by RallyBot2 because he didn't understand why it was created. Also on Vic Mignogna, replace Sailor Moon with Sailor Moon since the manga and anime pages have been split.

There's no Heroic Albino example on that page; don't you mean Evil Albino?

Edited by rjd1922 on Jan 29th 2020 at 8:11:05 AM

On JustForFun.Television Is Trying To Kill Us, please move the Heroic Albino example to Albinos Are Freaks, and comment it out. It's being merged with the un-launched trope, and this example seems to fit, but since the trope isn't launched yet it'll need to be uncommented once it is.

There's also an Evil Albino pothole on MagnificentBastard.Western Animation that needs to go.

Edited by WarJay77 on Jan 28th 2020 at 1:05:46 PM

Move Characters.Cookingwithwildgame somewhere and back to fix its capitalization to CookingWithWildGame?

Horny Devils:

To:

Need to move all those Web Original Literature to the Literature Folder...

Also add these, because Crosswicking:

Video Games:

Web Original:

And this new entry:

Edited by Malady on Feb 1st 2020 at 6:38:38 AM

Kinda curious could we just unlock Horny Devils. Most of the works that are listed their don't even have sex scences of any kind.

It's a pain having to come here for what's a pretty harmless trope.

I agree Horny Devils should be unlocked.

Bestiality Is Depraved:

[[folder:Video Games]]

• Fate/Grand Order: An inverted example with Raikou's horse Kyogoku. Kyogoku's dialogues with fellow horses reveal that he's very into Raikou's Stripperific bikini and her Gag Boobs and he hopes, if possible, that they could grow even bigger. The other horses (Bailong, Dun Stallion and Llamrei) are very disturbed by his pervertness, to the point that Llamrei goes Pervert Revenge Mode on him just for saying his perverted desires out loud. Funnily enough, the riders of the other three mentioned horses have also large busts, yet only Kyogoku acts like this.

Edited by MajinAkuma on Jan 29th 2020 at 11:32:45 AM

Can you add this trope to Ruby Rose, from RWBY, character page? Thank you.

Palm on Cheek Pose: She sports this pose, showing her quirky nature, towards Oscar in some interactions. She usually does this when she's showing in surprise or concern for Oscar's well being and the situations he gets in.

• After learning about Oscars strange predicament.

Ruby:[hands on cheek in shock and awe] oh, isn't it weird!?

• When the gang finds Oscar after he went "missing".

Ruby:[hands on cheek in surprise and glee] Oscar!!

• After everyone gives Oscar a group tackle and hug.

Ruby:[hands on cheek in worry] Are you okay?

Edited by heartshiningg on Jan 29th 2020 at 5:55:24 AM

That's a ZCE.

Edited by ACW on Jan 30th 2020 at 4:29:09 AM

May I request an edit on the Horny Devils page, please? Specifically, I want to alter the entries on Succubi and Incubi in 4th edition, replacing them with the following:

• 4th edition had the first major upset to succubus lore since the game's creation; due to the new cosmology, succubi were transferred from being a Demon race to being a Devil race, given an origin as Angels of Love who had foolishly sided with Asmodeus in hopes of gaining the freedom to spread love freely, instead of only where their patron god decreed. It went horribly wrong for them, and left them with a deep spiritual void where their love once was, which is where their traditional life-draining kiss comes from. However, this origin also makes them the devilish breed most likely to turn their backs on the Hells and seek redemption. They had an extended "Ecology of the Succubus" writeup in the pages of Dragon.
  • Because of this new lore, Erinyes were no longer required as the Devil Counterpart to the Succubus, so they were also redesigned into, essentially, Hell's Amazons; with a new design portraying them as armor-clad feminine but archetypal devils, they were characterized as infernal generals who also doubled as arbitrators of diabolic justice—in particular, charged with pursuing and punishing mortals who broke infernal contracts.
  • As in 3rd edition and Pathfinder, whilst succubi can take male or female form as they desired, incubi exist and are treated as an entirely separate race of fiends. Specifically, they're succubi who followed the Archdevil Graz'zt into the Abyss and were mutated from Devils into Demons. 4e Incubi are still fairly manipulative, but much more focused on destruction, corruption and predation. They have the unique ability to assume the forms of beasts as well as mortals, and to invade dreams, which they use to torment, corrupt and slaughter mortal victims. Interestingly, 4e incubi aren't explicitly gendered, suggesting that just as you can have "male succubi", you can also have "female incubi".

Square Peg, Round Trope request

• Spoiled Sweet is frequently misused for any rich or spoiled character who also happens to be nice or not a complete brat. Sometimes the character in question is just rich and nice without the spoiled part, which is not this trope (or any trope for that matter). The character has to be pampered and sheltered, genuinely sweet to everyone to the point of being naive, and adored by everyone, meaning a Lonely Rich Kid is disqualified by definition. Also, due to the nature of the trope, it's supposed to be Always Female, but people still add it to male characters.

Edited by Dghcrh on Jan 30th 2020 at 1:54:36 PM

Edited by ACW on Jan 30th 2020 at 4:26:59 AM

Would it be possible to add a link to the official trailer to the Final Fantasy VII Remake page?

Edited by Arawn999 on Jan 31st 2020 at 12:51:04 PM