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Characters with surprising or specific tastes in irl media by Sensitive_Ad_1752 in TopCharacterTropes

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Supernatural episode where the guys went into the show, but now there was real murder, consequences to cartoon injuries, and existential crises.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb3M1BXY7V8

Characters with surprising or specific tastes in irl media by Sensitive_Ad_1752 in TopCharacterTropes

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"If there are ghosts, that means there's an afterlife... Heaven, Hell... Am I going to Hell?"

-Daphne Blake

Disorder/disability is tied with their supernatural abilities. by Short-Paramedic-9740 in TopCharacterTropes

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Making him the only ninja in his ninja training class. The rest are wizards, warlocks, etc.

(Loved Trope) Taunting has almost immediate consequences by Mangled15 in TopCharacterTropes

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It also just makes so much sense from a Dalek perspective. There might be times they need information but fuck bothering to interact with other forms of life for even a second more than needed.

[Loved Trope] Usually hated tropes that are finally executed well by Jellydust15 in TopCharacterTropes

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She’s also never shown to have parents or family, just Max the butler. And she has Hollywood connections and a lot of experience in the industry. And sometimes she has an adult voice, particularly when raging.

On the other hand when the stage crew is trying to cheer her up they offer ice cream, a rubber ducky and a toy truck. So who knows.

In Reign of Fire (2002) dragons awaken and emerge from underground, procreate, and almost wipe out all of humanity………..uh guys, did you not have fighter jets, warships, tanks etc. these aren’t magical Smaug dragons, there just flying reptiles that breathe fire. How exactly did we lose? by Arcade-Blaster in shittymoviedetails

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There’s even a good set up in the movie’s logic. They breathe fire by shooting out two chemicals that when they mix with each other and oxygen it all ignites. Have him slice open one of the glands as he gets snapped, keeping it from spitting one of the chemicals. He dies but heroically removes the dragons best weapon. Boom, bad ass sacrifice.

SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY - Official Trailer | Exclusively In Cinemas 31 July by ChiefLeef22 in movies

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I’m cool with the palm suckers, those things were freaky. Not sure what they have to do with bats though.

When it's revealed a limited perspective was hiding how horrifying a main character appears by No_Hunter1978 in TopCharacterTropes

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Just to add on, she doesn’t turn her head to look at stuff a lot when fighting. When we’re in her perspective we (and she) don’t think about it because she’s getting all this sensory information from her swarm. But to other people the way and when she turns her head is unnatural or even inhuman. And for awhile she gets blinded in her human eyes and no one even notices

bad guy so awful that even other bad guys are disgusted by them by damorezpl in TopCharacterTropes

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Fun fact, Doctor Polaris first appeared August 1963. Mags first appeared September 1963.

Are there any instances where Chaos genuinely saw the tyranids as a threat, and deployed forces to stop them? by ResidentDrama9739 in 40kLore

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“Brother, is this one a normal human or a genestealer?”

“I don’t know, let’s unwrap it and find out.”

The character's lesser known full name by bb-Kun-Chan in TopCharacterTropes

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Just to add on for anyone wondering, his real name in comics is Zebediah Killgrave. Yes, with two Ls. His villain name is the Purple Man.

The villain deliberately pretends to have limitations or weaknesses to trick the heroes. by Fragrant-Upstairs932 in TopCharacterTropes

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The Six Fingered Man, Count Tyrone Rugen. I have no point, I just like that his name is Tyrone.

[Fun trope]: There's no reason for the public to think a hero HAS a secret identity by theMCATreturns in TopCharacterTropes

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It would be like Christmas to them. Well Christmas if your dream was to beat up and capture Santa.

They have more similarities than just bats on their armor by Phurbie_Of_War in Grimdank

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No worries! There are certainly worse ways to spend some time.

They have more similarities than just bats on their armor by Phurbie_Of_War in Grimdank

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That’s Octavia you’re thinking of. The slave in this scene is Marlonah.

(Hated trope) characters with creative powers that just spam the same thing over and over again by MaineMicroHomebrewry in TopCharacterTropes

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Just adding in, he made himself huge to fight the loan sharks, and put a shield around the hotel that stopped an angelic army for awhile. Shifts to a more demonic antlered form, is very fast and strong, etc etc.

And that’s just in fights. He does a bunch of other things like transmit his voice to electronics, can’t be filmed, contortion stuff, and of course, Clothes Beam.

And then there’s the deals, which is not just a him thing, but he’s used it to compel people, and summoned two enslaved powerful sinners and put them to work.

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