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J_C_CH removed the speculative bit after discussion via PM with BigBadShadow25.
Yes, the trope should be present in the trailer. The page tropes the work's advertising before the work is released.
Edited by Tabs
To add on to ^, a reminder that the work's release doesn't mean that you (plural) should remove the trailer citations. As Speculative Troping says, "trailers, previews and the like may differ from the published work." The tropes aren't present in the work until you have seen it in the work, partly because the marketing may be using a slightly (or majorly) different execution of the same trope, if they even do use the same tropes.
Link to TRS threads in project mode here.
More accurately, it's until you have verified it to be present in the work. This technically doesn't require experiencing it yourself, as seen three years ago with Pokémon Masters.
I had a dog-themed avatar before it was cool.
At Film.Winnie The Pooh Blood And Honey over Death by Adaptation:
- Has J_C_CH crossed Edit War or it's fine? And could they have removed their edit due to a PM from someone?
- According to Creating a Work Page for an Upcoming Work, Word of God can't be used as an example source, so that and other similar additions should be removed, yes? I don't quite see the bit confirmed from the trailer.
Edited by Amonimus