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Why are the Ragnarok and Automata placed in the Arcadia Empire subpage? They aren\'t specifically aligned with the Arcadia Empire and actually spent most of their appearances under the control of the Lords. They should probably be either moved under the Lords subpage or under a subpage titled \
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Why are the Ragnarok and Automata placed in the Arcadia Empire subpage? They aren\\\'t specifically aligned with the Arcadia Empire and actually spent most of their appearances under the control of the Lords. They should probably be either moved under the Lords subpage or under a subpage titled \\\"Ruins\\\".
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I suppose the bit with Roman depends on your standards of what is
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I suppose the bit with Roman depends on your standards of what is \"easy.\" He put up a fight, but is still \"easily\" done in thanks to a convenient Grimm. Using the wording of the laconic definition (\"A boss that ends up much easier than expected, despite anything the plot may imply\") still fits this, but I suppose its unconventional since Ruby isn\'t even the one to kill him. He was still \"easier than expected\" because a Grimm did the final job for her, letting her move on.
Regarding Adam, the series put much emphasis on him from early on, and he was still important (leader of the White Fang) up until the last second. The reason why he \"wasn\'t even important anymore\" in the first place is \'\'because\'\' he was beaten so easily. But either way, again, it doesn\'t matter how \"important\" he was; what matters is how much he was built up, and how he turned out to be much easier than expected. Again: \"A boss that ends up much easier than expected, despite anything the plot may imply.\"
An InvokedTrope is when a character consciously sets a trope up. AnticlimaxBoss involves an expectation from the plot, so a character can\'t really invoke it (at least, not in the way that Blake did). If you mean an intended audience reaction, that might make sense, but I\'d like to see some clear indication cited that AnticlimaxBoss is what was intended by the creators.
Regarding Adam, the series put much emphasis on him from early on, and he was still important (leader of the White Fang) up until the last second. The reason why he \"wasn\'t even important anymore\" in the first place is \'\'because\'\' he was beaten so easily. But either way, again, it doesn\'t matter how \"important\" he was; what matters is how much he was built up, and how he turned out to be much easier than expected. Again: \"A boss that ends up much easier than expected, despite anything the plot may imply.\"
An InvokedTrope is when a character consciously sets a trope up. AnticlimaxBoss involves an expectation from the plot, so a character can\'t really invoke it (at least, not in the way that Blake did). If you mean an intended audience reaction, that might make sense, but I\'d like to see some clear indication cited that AnticlimaxBoss is what was intended by the creators.
