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 * Okay, okay, they're not mostly tropes. And thank you, Geth.  -- Looney Toons (talk) 02:46, 22 November 2013 (UTC)
 * BTW, I'm not putting these here hoping someone else will do the work -- I'm using it as a list of things to get to. Except you're getting to it before I do!  For which I give thanks, but for which I also feel vaguely guilty.  -- Looney Toons (talk) 01:33, 27 November 2013 (UTC)
 * Don't worry about it. We knew we'd have missing pages, and your bringing it to our attention allows us to find what we can can, convert it MW format, then put it here if possible. Seriously, your help in find these missing pages is deeply appreciated. GethN7 (talk) 02:31, 27 November 2013 (UTC)


 * Another resource beyond just stumbling over redlinks: Special:BrokenRedirects.  I've spotted a dozen or so candidates for prudepurged pages to restore just glancing over the list.  And there may be other missing ones there, too.  -- Looney Toons (talk) 15:35, 4 December 2013 (UTC)

Assuming these aren't ghost pages that were never actually created, we need to find and restore:

 * Even The Wombats Want Him (trope) Found on Wayback Machine
 * Damekko Doubutsu (work) Never existed
 * Megane No Kanojo (work) Never existed
 * Copihan (work) Never existed
 * Jewelpet Sunshine (work) Never existed
 * Monsuno (work) Exists After June 2012
 * Saki Achiga Hen (work) Never existed
 * Aquarian Age (work) Never existed
 * True Art Is Offensive (trope) Found on Wayback Machine
 * True Art Sticks It To The Man (trope, mentioned in True Art Is Offensive) Found on Wayback Machine
 * Incest Subtext mentions that Wizards of Waverly Place "once had" an entire page on its incest subtext; we should locate it and see if it's worth restoring. (Found this and this, neither have a source page.)
 * The former appears to be a later version of the latter. As for the worth of rebuilding it by hand, I can't say.  It does seem to firmly make the case for the subtext without being particularly prurient...
 * The Twilight Chronicles says in its text that it has a character sheet, but there's nothing at the link. (work subpage) Exists After June 2012
 * It also has a Recap page, but the links on it are all red. (work subpage) Still redlinks on TVT
 * Andrew Dice Clay (work? creator?) Exists After June 2012
 * Kuudere (has it always been example-free?) Found removed examples on Wayback Machine
 * Nagasarete Ariantou (work) Never existed
 * Snarky Nonhuman Sidekick (trope; strikes me as unlikely to have existed) Found on Wayback Machine
 * Nick Meyer's Verboten (work) Never existed
 * Triquetra Cats (work) Never existed
 * Pat Gets A Cat (work) Never existed
 * Runs On Nonsensoleum (trope) redirect for "It Runs on Nonsensoleum"
 * Knowledge Is Power (work) Never existed
 * 8-Bit Theater (work; I can't believe we're missing this given its frequency of appearance, but I can't find it via the search) Appears to have been found/reconstructed by the looks of Recent Changes
 * Cherry Comics (work; definitely qualifies to have been prudepurged by TVT) Found on Wayback Machine
 * Bone Thugs-n-Harmony (Music) (work; we have YMMV and Trivia pages for Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, but no main page. Glitch during the tropebase acquisition?) Found on Wayback Machine, no source page
 * Yu-Gi-Oh GX the Abridged Series (work; same thing, we have YMMV and Funny pages for this work, but no main page.) Found on Wayback Machine
 * War X (trope) Never existed -- Researched. Looks like it was someone's idea for a "war" analogue to Space X, but it's only mentioned on that page.  Removing the redlink.
 * Sugar In the Gas Tank (trope) Never existed
 * Demon Beast Invasion (work) Never existed
 * Dog Fighting Furballs (trope) Found on Wayback Machine, locked, no source page
 * Danbooru (wiki? work?) Found on Wayback Machine
 * Kiss X Sis (work) (exists, was redirected to appropriate page)
 * You Gotta Have Blue Hair/Tabletop Games is explicitly listed and linked on You Gotta Have Blue Hair as an example subpage, but is not to be found. Found on Wayback Machine, no source page before June 2012 available, latest version from April 2012 would have be converted by hand.