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On Shin Megami Tensei, Sonic the Hedgehog and Yu-Gi-Oh! please fix the AC tags on the Persona bit on the first; the Sonic X examples on the second; and the GX anime and 5Ds anime bit on the latter.

On Narm.Star Wars, the entry for Michael Stackpole's X-Wing Series novels, the correct work link is: X-Wing Series

At Hellblazer, please change "were appropriate" to "where appropriate".

At The Punisher, please make it:

The Punisher MAX (even Darker and Edgier than 616 Punisher)

The AC tags also need fixing for the following CM pages:

• A Song of Ice and Fire (the one after Main Works)
• ArrowVerse (Earths 38, BL, 90)
• Betrayal at House on the Hill (Baldur's Gate)
• Call of Cthulhu
• Call of Duty (WWII)
• Conan the Barbarian
• Cutey Honey
• DC Animation
• DC Video Games
• EXA_PICO
• Fallout (First Group)
• Fear Street
• Fullmetal Alchemist
• Gamebooks
• Ghostbusters (near the beginning)
• Grimm Fairy Tales (Hellchild)
• Halloween (Near the end)
• Hellraiser
• Law & Order
• Marvel Cinematic Universe (just remove the colon for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Masters of the Universe
• Sherlock Holmes
• Shin Megami Tensei (Persona & AniManga section)
• Sword Art Online
• Tales Series
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
• The Crow (Films)
• The Elder Scrolls (between Oblivion & Skyrim)
• Transformers
• 2000 AD (Anderson & Judge Dredd)
• Ultra Series ("Ultra N")
• Whoniverse (First group)
• X-Men (Wolverine)
• Yu-Gi-Oh!

Dangerously Short Skirt

• Daizee Haze's "skirts" tend to be shorter than her Modesty Shorts. This is also true of her protege Veda Scott.
• Black Rose has her own "brand" of such "skirts" with more fabric along the top but less around the frills. This is also true of her protege Red Velvett.

Edited by IndirectActiveTransport on Feb 17th 2020 at 4:11:42 AM

Also, for Fan Works, please change the appropriate heading to:

My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic; RWBY; Fanscription:

Fallen Creator:

• In addition, ''Glassland'''s "good" characters were actually just as amoral as Halsey, causing severe MoralMyopia as they lectured her and heaped humiliating punishments. Thus the sequel book, ''Literature/HaloTheThursdayWar'', attempted several {{Authors Saving Throw}}s to try to rectify the hypocrisy, and [[WriterRevolt 343 Industries itself]] turned ''Glassland'''s protagonist into a BiggerBad.

Please change to the following:

• In addition, ''Glassland'''s "[[DesignatedHero good]]" characters were actually just as amoral as Halsey, causing severe MoralDissonance as they lectured her and heaped humiliating punishments. Thus the sequel book, ''Literature/HaloTheThursdayWar'', attempted several {{Authors Saving Throw}}s to try to rectify the hypocrisy, and [[WriterRevolt 343 Industries itself]] turned ''Glassland'''s protagonist into a villain.

Moral Myopia is about intentionally unsympathetic hypocrisy and this says it's unintentional. Bigger Bad is a cut trope and it doesn't give the context to tell if it's replacement Greater-Scope Villain applies here.

Relating to the former, please add this to Square Peg, Round Trope as it's a common misuse:

• MoralMyopia is ofter applied to any moments of {{hypocri|te}}sy. It's only for intentional hypocrisies used to establish a character as unsympathetic or in the wrong. Unintentional examples due to bad writing go under MoralDissonance.

Edited by Ferot_Dreadnaught on Feb 15th 2020 at 12:53:17 PM

I just launched Sexy Dimorphism, a subtrope of Bizarre Sexual Dimorphism about the trend in fantasy races where (usually) the males are brutish whatevers and the females look like attractive human women. Can it go under Double Standard (folder Sexist Against Women), with a writeup like this?

• Sexy Dimorphism: Female members of fantasy races will be sexy by human standards for the sake of Rule of Sexy or the Male Gaze, while males will be brutish and inhuman.

Edited by Synchronicity on Feb 15th 2020 at 3:26:42 AM

Under the John C. Wright entry on Fallen Creator, please change

Please recreate and cut James Byron Huggins to get rid of a ghost wick.

Chapter Master also needs a re-cut for ghost wicks.

At Literature H to Q, for The Power of Five, please replace Those Two Bad Guys with Evil Duo.

Might want to hold off on that, on the off chance that what you're actually looking for is the trope we're retooling Those Two Bad Guys to be. IDK what the context is, but we're retooling the first trope to be about the stereotypical bumbling minion duo, so if that's what you're aiming for, hold off for a minute until we actually start the renaming process.

If it is Evil Duo you want, however, carry on.

Assuming they are directly subordinate to the Big Bad, maybe Co-Dragons will work better.

Nah, because it seems Mortlake and Colton are the Co-Dragons. Maybe just leave it unpotholed for now? Yeah, I'm thinking that may be best. Also, cut the More than Mind Control pothole too please.

Edited by ACW on Feb 16th 2020 at 9:40:53 AM

Please add to the trope list on Donald Trump:

• Trumplica: Fascimiles based on Trump that have been around since the 1980s, often exhibiting comb-over hair, lavish consumption, and ruthless business practices.

Edited by Morgenthaler on Feb 16th 2020 at 10:25:58 AM

~IndirectActiveTransport, those need context.

Done to ACW's post beneath that one.

There are 2 Disney namespaces on This page. Can they be changed? If so, please do.

Edited by Kappaclystica on Feb 16th 2020 at 1:54:49 PM

~nombretomado suggested I post this here (originally posted on the Locked Pages: Lock, UnLock and Edit requests ) for vetting:

For Final Fantasy VII Remake:

• Absurdly Sharp Blade: In the Theme Song Trailer, Sephiroth effortlessly cuts through a metal catwalk with his Masamune — a nodachi longer than he is tall.

• Adaptation Name Change: Don Corneo's pet monster was named "Aps" in the original version of Final Fantasy VII, but is shown in the playable demo to have been renamed Abzu in the remake.

• Badass Biker: One of the new characters is Roche, a renegade SOLDIER 3rd Class obsessed with motorcycles, high speeds, and battling strong opponents — earning him the nickname "Speed Demon". In the Theme Song Trailer, he is shown picking a fight with both Shinra's grunts and Avalanche, and is particularly interested in duelling Cloud.
  Roche: Hahahahaha! Aren't we havin' a wonderful time kickin' the hornet's nest! You know what I want... a second dance. Just the two of us...

• Blade Lock: In the Theme Song Trailer, Cloud is shown leaping at Sephiroth with his Buster Sword in an attempt to cut him in half, only for Sephiroth to nonchalantly block his attack with the Masamune as a Mythology Gag to the beginning of their duel in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.

• Corrupt Corporate Executive: President Shinra, CEO of the Shinra Electric Power Company, is shown in the Theme Song Trailer and Twitter posts to be a greedy and ruthless tyrant who rules over Midgar through fear, crushing those who oppose him with his corporation's private army and the Turks.

• The Don: The Theme Song Trailer shows off Don Corneo, a lecherous crime-lord in Sector 6's slums who takes a new woman as his "bride" each night before feeding them to his pet monster Abzu when he's done having his way with them.

• Hopeless Suitor: In the playable demo, Jessie quickly establishes that she finds Cloud very attractive and flirts with him throughout the bombing mission, but he either ignores her comments or responds with annoyance.

• Humanoid Abomination: The Theme Song Trailer shows off some glimpses of Jenova, a planet-eating alien entity that manifests as a female-looking humanoid. One of her more monstrous boss forms is shown at the end of the trailer as well.

• Left the Background Music On: In the opening cutscene of the playable demo, while Aerith is crouched in an alley examining a broken mako pipe, an eerie female voice interjects into the background music singing "Estuans Interius",^note The first lyrics of Sephiroth's boss theme, One-Winged Angel. and she is visibly alarmed and looks around before hurriedly exiting the alley.

• Mad Scientist: The Theme Song Trailer shows off Professor Hojo, the head of the Shinra Corporation's Science Research Division and mastermind behind the SOLDIER Program, observing Cloud's interactions with Sephiroth and gleefully stating that his Reunion Theory hypothesis has been proven correct.

• Middle-Management Mook: The Theme Song Trailer introduces several of Shinra's department heads, most of whom are ruthlessly ambitious and cruel:
  • Heidegger — the Shinra Company's Head of Public Safety (read: the military) — is shown advocating for the use of extreme force against Avalanche and disparaging his more benevolent colleague Reeve for protesting the civilian casualties that would ensue.
  • Scarlet — the Shinra Company's sadistic Head of Weapons Development — is shown forcing a Shinra grunt to serve as a footstool while she reclines in an opulent chair.
  • Palmer — the head of the Shinra Company's space program — is shown gushing about how much he loves to put butter in his tea.
  • Professor Hojo — the head of the Shinra Corporation's Science Research Division — is stated on the game's Twitter page to have no regard for human life in his highly unethical experiments, and is shown spying on Cloud following his brief clash with Sephiroth and gleefully remarking that his hypothesis has been proven correct.

• Skull for a Head: A Freeze-Frame Bonus glimpse of Jenova's boss form in the Theme Song Trailer shows her face is a fanged skull with sunken eyes.

• Snark-to-Snark Combat: In the playable demo, Cloud and Barrett spend most of the opening mission trading barbed comments, with Barrett growing increasingly frustrated and angry at Cloud's callous and disdainful attitude towards the Planet's suffering.

• Sword Drag: When Roche challenges Cloud to a duel in the Theme Song Trailer, he's shown dragging his longsword along the ground.

Edited by Arawn999 on Feb 20th 2020 at 3:17:03 AM

For Donald Trump. Please move the quote and put it below the image.

Context for Dangerously Short Skirt in that I want you to change

to

As well as add

That kind of context? I thought what I requested was consistent with what was already in the page's pro wrestling folder, which the namespaces would point to. But if I supposed you could change the entire folder to something like

Edited by IndirectActiveTransport on Feb 17th 2020 at 4:10:53 AM

Capitalization fix on Characters.The Ageof Gargoyles to The Age Of Gargoyles.

Or do you just want to go through the Pages In Accidentally Miscapitalised Namespaces list at your own pace?

Ghost wicks to EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses:

• Arabian Nights Adventures Of Sinbad
• Hide N Seek Battle Monster Tactics
• Kismet
• The Silver Rose
• Vanadys Tales Of A Fallen Goddess

Edited by Malady on Feb 17th 2020 at 6:34:58 AM

Please fix the redlinking for move Tropes Needing Examples to Administrivia.Tropes Needing Examples and cutlist the former.

When that's done, please make sure the Administrivia page doesn't have a red link.

Once that's done I'll index it on Needs Wiki Magic Love.

Edited by SkyCat32 on Feb 17th 2020 at 11:35:38 AM

Can Valentine's Day Episodes be moved to Valentine's Day Episode (currently a redirect) for consistency with Christmas Episode, Halloween Episode, and Thanksgiving Episode?

~Kappaclystica, I believe newsletters are treated the same as Archives - they do not get edited.

~miraculous, something is twinging in my brain about that request. Is this coming just from you, or discussed somewhere else?