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I know you were nice and polite but god this reminds me of a situation where a mod removed a no longer a real trope example and someone expected them to research the correct trope so it could be replaced and kept.
I vote that you can use Crazy Is Cool for this.
As long as this flower is in my heart. My Strength will flow without end.If an example fits another trope (without shoehorning), you don't need permission to move it.
Vehicle Based Characterization | Grief Induced Split | Locker Mail^Since it was removed by a mod, I didn't want to be accused of edit warring by adding it under another trope.
Rodimus: Self-sacrifice, Magnus— It's cheap. It's a cheap way out. I need to live so I can make amends.That wouldn't be edit warring unless you were clearly pushing your opinion. Also, you weren't the person who added the example. As long as the new trope fits, it's ok.
Macron's notesThey were at the time of removal.
Will go ahead with adding then.
Edited by RebelFalcon Rodimus: Self-sacrifice, Magnus— It's cheap. It's a cheap way out. I need to live so I can make amends.Hmm. Could have sworn they were. My bad then.
Rodimus: Self-sacrifice, Magnus— It's cheap. It's a cheap way out. I need to live so I can make amends.A mod already answered the question and ATT isn't the place for general discussion, so locking. (For future reference, the blue "MOD" tag that appears next to my and Macron's usernames here also appears next to mods' usernames in edit histories, so there's a way to tell if an editor is a mod.)
Edited by GastonRabbit You can't just say "perchance".

On Jun 7th, 2020
, Tropers/Ferot_Dreadnaught cut the following entry from Transformers: The Last Knight due to Crazy Awesome no longer being considered a trope but instead a disambiguation page.
- Crazy Awesome: People have liked Cogman for how manic and impulsive he can be. For example, his reaction to Cade and Viviane being flirtatious is to set up a dinner date. But since there's no supplies on-hand for food or to cook it, his reaction is to fire himself out of the torpedo chamber, catch two tuna by the tails and drag them flopping and thrashing back to make sushi.
However, the trope Crazy Is Cool does exist, and perfectly fits for the entry, which is still accurate as many youtube compilations and online discussions regarding Cogman can attest, and, provided a little bit of a rewrite is given to add further context, could easily be restored.As such, I request permission to restore the entry but under the Crazy Is Cool trope.
- Crazy Is Cool: Cogman became an Ensemble Dark Horse for viewers due to how manic and impulsive he can be, making him an entertaining little psycho that many viewers wished they could see more of. Standout examples being his partaking in a high-speed car chase where he lets road rage overtake him, or firing himself out a torpedo chamber just to get fish to make sushi with for Cade and Viviane's dinner date, even proceeding to beat the fish to death when he comes back with two live ones.
Edited by RebelFalcon