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'''Basic Trope''': Characters with |
'''Basic Trope''': Characters with plain names live alongide characters with weird names. |
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* '''Straight''': Joe has a friend named |
* '''Straight''': Joe has a friend named Kunashi. |
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* '''Exaggerated''': Joe has a friend named Bulx'a7ʘ̃ ahshi |
* '''Exaggerated''': Joe has a friend named Bulx'a7ʘ̃ ahshi. |
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* '''Justified''': Joe and |
* '''Justified''': Joe and Kunashi are from different cultures. |
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* '''Inverted''': The village has lots of name like Kunashi |
* '''Inverted''': The village has lots of name like Kunashi and Watashi, but there is one person named Joe. |
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* '''Subverted''': |
* '''Subverted''': Joe's name is short for Joznaku... |
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* '''Double Subverted''': |
* '''Double Subverted''': ...but Joznaku is the local transliteration of Joseph. |
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* '''Parodied''': Joe and his friend [[The Unpronouncable|n!qgamnognx'klxoqaidrothʘnotha7akloʘ̃ nayrethonothaeogijsifngirsifkbnjrsghtsgbngt]] live in the same secluded village |
* '''Parodied''': Joe and his friend [[The Unpronouncable|n!qgamnognx'klxoqaidrothʘnotha7akloʘ̃ nayrethonothaeogijsifngirsifkbnjrsghtsgbngt]] live in the same secluded village; no one notices the contrast. |
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** Joe and his friend are taking a test. His friend asks for ten pages of continuation paper. By the time the exam is finished, his friend protests that he hasn't finished writing his name. |
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* '''Deconstructed''': |
* '''Deconstructed''': Kunashi is made fun of because no one can pronounce his name. He and his family are [[Final Solution|purged]] from the village because people think that the name may be a curse. |
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* '''Reconstructed''': |
* '''Reconstructed''': The village folks overcome their superstition. Kunashi and his family are accepted because the community believes [[An Aesop|diversity is good.]] |
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* '''Zig Zagged''': ??? |
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* '''Zig Zagged''': There are multiple villages in the same region. In some, everyone has a standard English name. In others, a mix of names from multiple language. In one, everyone has exclusively Italian names. Characters are forced to change their name to whatever standard the village uses. |
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* '''Averted''': Joe has a friend with a name that isn't particularly unusual. |
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* '''Averted''': Joe's friend is named Sophie. |
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* '''Enforced''': The head writer thinks that [[Rule of Cool| |
* '''Enforced''': The head writer thinks that [[Rule of Cool|Kunashi is a cool name.]] |
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* '''Lampshaded''': ??? |
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* '''Lampshaded''': "Kunashi? That's an unusual name" |
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* '''Invoked''': Joe and |
* '''Invoked''': Joe and Kunashi's parents introduce them to each other to help them grow into tolerant human beings to help build the global community |
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* '''Defied''': |
* '''Defied''': Kunashi's parents rename him [[Alice and Bob|Bob]]. |
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* '''Exploited''': In a world where people are controlled with their [[True Name]]s, Joe names his child "Abieuagbseiaaabieoga". No one can pronounce that name, therefore no one can control Joe's child. |
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* '''Discussed''': ??? |
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* '''Conversed''': ??? |
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* '''Discussed''': "Kunashi, why do you have that name?" |
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* '''Conversed''': "Wait, in ''All the Tropers comes to America'', why is this guy just called Kunashi? Shouldn't he have a normal name like Joe?" |
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Latest revision as of 02:05, 16 November 2022
Basic Trope: Characters with plain names live alongide characters with weird names.
- Straight: Joe has a friend named Kunashi.
- Exaggerated: Joe has a friend named Bulx'a7ʘ̃ ahshi.
- Justified: Joe and Kunashi are from different cultures.
- Inverted: The village has lots of name like Kunashi and Watashi, but there is one person named Joe.
- Subverted: Joe's name is short for Joznaku...
- Double Subverted: ...but Joznaku is the local transliteration of Joseph.
- Parodied: Joe and his friend n!qgamnognx'klxoqaidrothʘnotha7akloʘ̃ nayrethonothaeogijsifngirsifkbnjrsghtsgbngt live in the same secluded village; no one notices the contrast.
- Joe and his friend are taking a test. His friend asks for ten pages of continuation paper. By the time the exam is finished, his friend protests that he hasn't finished writing his name.
- Deconstructed: Kunashi is made fun of because no one can pronounce his name. He and his family are purged from the village because people think that the name may be a curse.
- Reconstructed: The village folks overcome their superstition. Kunashi and his family are accepted because the community believes diversity is good.
- Zig Zagged: There are multiple villages in the same region. In some, everyone has a standard English name. In others, a mix of names from multiple language. In one, everyone has exclusively Italian names. Characters are forced to change their name to whatever standard the village uses.
- Averted: Joe's friend is named Sophie.
- Enforced: The head writer thinks that Kunashi is a cool name.
- Lampshaded: "Kunashi? That's an unusual name"
- Invoked: Joe and Kunashi's parents introduce them to each other to help them grow into tolerant human beings to help build the global community
- Defied: Kunashi's parents rename him Bob.
- Exploited: In a world where people are controlled with their True Names, Joe names his child "Abieuagbseiaaabieoga". No one can pronounce that name, therefore no one can control Joe's child.
- Joe moves to a village to improve his pronunciation of foreign words.
- Discussed: "Kunashi, why do you have that name?"
- Conversed: "Wait, in All the Tropers comes to America, why is this guy just called Kunashi? Shouldn't he have a normal name like Joe?"
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