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The latter. Supertropes shouldn't be listed if subtropes apply, as far as I'm aware.
(Or there could be a Beast Man example as one bullet that has potholes to the subtropes but I'm unsure on that.)
When you're alone I'm reaching out to let you know that you're far from strangers, like the saviorYou also never list a trope with subtropes underneath. That violates the indentation rules. It's one trope per entry.
Working on: Author Appeal | Sandbox | Troper WallHere are the aforementioned indentation rules: Example Indentation in Trope Lists
"if sub-tropes should be sub-bulleted under the super-trope"
no
"or listed as separate tropes"
All tropes should be listed separately and in alphabetical order. Work pages follow a strict "* trope: cases" style.
TroperWall / WikiMagic Cleanup

I've got a D&D project where many of the characters run the gamut across the tropes listed under Beast Man. What I'd like to know is if the sub-tropes should be sub-bulleted under the super-trope, or listed as separate tropes (and thus scattered across the page). Examples:
This:
- (Other tropes.)
- Beast Man:
- Cat Folk:
- Fox Folk:
- Lizard Folk:
- Wolf Man:
- (Other tropes.)
Or this:- (Other tropes.)
- Beast Man:
- (Other tropes.)
- Cat Folk:
- (Other tropes.)
- Fox Folk:
- (Other tropes.)
- Lizard Folk:
- (Other tropes.)
- Wolf Man:
- (Other tropes.)
Edited by Gofastmike