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* [[Longing for Fictionland]] was "Longing for Pandora" (after the setting of the movie ''[[Avatar (Film)|Avatar]]''). There was too much scope for confusion with the character from Greek myth / Pandora's box.
* [[Longing for Fictionland]] was "Longing for Pandora" (after the setting of the movie ''[[Avatar (Film)|Avatar]]''). There was too much scope for confusion with the character from Greek myth / Pandora's box.
* [[Long-Lost Uncle Aesop]] was previously "Uncle Ned", a character reference (from ''[[Family Ties]]'') nobody connected to and which obscured the point of the trope, leading to confusion with [[Remember the New Guy]].
* [[Long-Lost Uncle Aesop]] was previously "Uncle Ned", a character reference (from ''[[Family Ties]]'') nobody connected to and which obscured the point of the trope, leading to confusion with [[Remember the New Guy]].
* [[Look Behind You]] was "Hey, What's That?" Renamed in the dark days before punctuated titles, when apostrophes where frowned upon.
* [[Look Behind You!]] was "Hey, What's That?" Renamed in the dark days before punctuated titles, when apostrophes where frowned upon.
* [[Loot Drama]] was "The Ridill". Which it was. Few people outside the ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' fandom will know of this sword -- but [[Loot Drama]] in [[Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game|Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games]] is fairly common and this is usual term for it. The term gives good clues to those outside this broader camp, too.
* [[Loot Drama]] was "The Ridill". Which it was. Few people outside the ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' fandom will know of this sword -- but [[Loot Drama]] in [[Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game|Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games]] is fairly common and this is usual term for it. The term gives good clues to those outside this broader camp, too.
* [[Lost in Medias Res]] once was "Hold Your Horses", where it wasn't that obvious that ''the author'' was meant.
* [[Lost in Medias Res]] once was "Hold Your Horses", where it wasn't that obvious that ''the author'' was meant.
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* [[Men Buy From Mars, Women Buy From Venus]] was renamed from the even longer and harder to remember "Men Are from Candy Bars Women Are from Shaving Products".
* [[Men Buy From Mars, Women Buy From Venus]] was renamed from the even longer and harder to remember "Men Are from Candy Bars Women Are from Shaving Products".
* [[The Men in Black]] was MIB. We generally don't like acronym trope names unless the spelled out title contains profanity.
* [[The Men in Black]] was MIB. We generally don't like acronym trope names unless the spelled out title contains profanity.
* [[Metronomic Man Mashing]] was formerly "Metronomic Mook Massacre", but was renamed because it had little to do with [[Mooks]] or massacres.
* [[Metronomic Man-Mashing]] was formerly "Metronomic Mook Massacre", but was renamed because it had little to do with [[Mooks]] or massacres.
* [[Merged Reality]] was renamed from "Make a Better World" because it was being misused for characters who want to make the world a better place rather than for examples of parallel worlds being merged.
* [[Merged Reality]] was renamed from "Make a Better World" because it was being misused for characters who want to make the world a better place rather than for examples of parallel worlds being merged.
* [[Messy Pig]] was originally titled "Everything's Messier with Pigs", a snowclone of the discredited [[Everything's Better With Indexes]] family. As with several similarly named tropes, the earlier name encouraged a list of all pigs regardless of portrayal.
* [[Messy Pig]] was originally titled "Everything's Messier with Pigs", a snowclone of the discredited [[Everything's Better With Indexes]] family. As with several similarly named tropes, the earlier name encouraged a list of all pigs regardless of portrayal.
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* [[Minimalist Cast]] was renamed from "Omega Cast" to help encourage use for an underused trope and to clarify its meaning.
* [[Minimalist Cast]] was renamed from "Omega Cast" to help encourage use for an underused trope and to clarify its meaning.
* [[Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot]] was renamed from "Gonna Need a Bigger Warrant" for clarity and to more directly include non-official investigations within an otherwise common trope that was being underused.
* [[Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot]] was renamed from "Gonna Need a Bigger Warrant" for clarity and to more directly include non-official investigations within an otherwise common trope that was being underused.
* [[Minor Flaw Major Breakup]] used to be "Man Hands", in-reference to a ''[[Seinfeld (TV)|Seinfeld]]'' episode that used the trope. This was an opaque title; no indication of what was happening, nor why.
* [[Minor Flaw, Major Breakup]] used to be "Man Hands", in-reference to a ''[[Seinfeld (TV)|Seinfeld]]'' episode that used the trope. This was an opaque title; no indication of what was happening, nor why.
* [[Mismatched Eyes]] used to be "Boat Lights" -- a nice visual image but too many people didn't know boats have different lights on each side and too many people didn't make the link between lights and eyes -- so the old title was opaque.
* [[Mismatched Eyes]] used to be "Boat Lights" -- a nice visual image but too many people didn't know boats have different lights on each side and too many people didn't make the link between lights and eyes -- so the old title was opaque.
* [[Mistaken for Pedophile]] was once "Little Kid Lover"
* [[Mistaken for Pedophile]] was once "Little Kid Lover"
* [[Mistreatment Induced Betrayal]] was originally "Help Face Turn". It was renamed for being a [[Bad Snowclone]] of [[Heel Face Turn]] that was entirely misleading; it sounded more like a trope about a minion making a [[Heel Face Turn]] because [[The Hero]] helped them rather than because their boss [[Bad Boss|mistreated them]].
* [[Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal]] was originally "Help Face Turn". It was renamed for being a [[Bad Snowclone]] of [[Heel Face Turn]] that was entirely misleading; it sounded more like a trope about a minion making a [[Heel Face Turn]] because [[The Hero]] helped them rather than because their boss [[Bad Boss|mistreated them]].
* [[Misunderstood Loner With a Heart of Gold]] was once named "The Boo Radley" from a character in ''[[To Kill a Mockingbird]]''. The name provided no context and was opaque to those unfamiliar with the work. To those who intended to read the book it acted as a spoiler.
* [[Misunderstood Loner With a Heart of Gold]] was once named "The Boo Radley" from a character in ''[[To Kill a Mockingbird]]''. The name provided no context and was opaque to those unfamiliar with the work. To those who intended to read the book it acted as a spoiler.
* [[Mock Guffin]] was previously "Golden Helmet of Mambrino". Renamed for being too obscure and non-indicative.
* [[Mock Guffin]] was previously "Golden Helmet of Mambrino". Renamed for being too obscure and non-indicative.
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* [[Mrs. Hypothetical]] spent maybe a few hours as "Thinking of Changing Her Name to His" before being changed. The name it launched under was intolerably wordy and didn't quite outline the general concept.
* [[Mrs. Hypothetical]] spent maybe a few hours as "Thinking of Changing Her Name to His" before being changed. The name it launched under was intolerably wordy and didn't quite outline the general concept.
* [[Mr. Vice Guy]] used to be "McDuck", but was renamed since it was unclear, lacked "The", and was being linked to by tons of articles referencing the character rather than the trope.
* [[Mr. Vice Guy]] used to be "McDuck", but was renamed since it was unclear, lacked "The", and was being linked to by tons of articles referencing the character rather than the trope.
* [[Multicultural Alien Planet]] used to be "Lots of Planets Have a North". Created around a line from ''[[Doctor Who (TV)|Doctor Who]]'' that wasn't an example for the sake of the reference, this misleading title suggested it was [[Aliens of London]] i.e. aliens with real life accents rather than, well, a [[Multicultural Alien Planet]] -- an alien planet with distinct ethnicities, cultures, and traditions. Misuse followed.
* [[Multicultural Alien Planet]] used to be "Lots of Planets Have a North". Created around a line from ''[[Doctor Who]]'' that wasn't an example for the sake of the reference, this misleading title suggested it was [[Aliens of London]] i.e. aliens with real life accents rather than, well, a [[Multicultural Alien Planet]] -- an alien planet with distinct ethnicities, cultures, and traditions. Misuse followed.
* [[Mummies At the Dinner Table]] started life as "Last Dance With Mary Jane", then was changed to [[Norma Bates]] to to make it clear that it covered more than necrophilia, then was changed again when it was pointed out that "Norma Bates" was misleading to people who were familiar with ''[[Psycho]]'', opaque to people who weren't, and was a spoiler, to boot.
* [[Mummies At the Dinner Table]] started life as "Last Dance With Mary Jane", then was changed to [[Norma Bates]] to to make it clear that it covered more than necrophilia, then was changed again when it was pointed out that "Norma Bates" was misleading to people who were familiar with ''[[Psycho]]'', opaque to people who weren't, and was a spoiler, to boot.
* [[Mundane Made Awesome]] was originally "What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome". It was changed to be clearer, and to get away from the tired [[What Do You Mean It's Not an Index?|What Do You Mean, It's Not X?]] snowclone family.
* [[Mundane Made Awesome]] was originally "What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome". It was changed to be clearer, and to get away from the tired [[What Do You Mean It's Not an Index?|What Do You Mean, It's Not X?]] snowclone family.
* [[Muppet Cameo]] was renamed from "Everything's Better with Muppets" to cut ties with the discredited and only tenuously connected [[Everything's Better With Indexes]] snowclone family.
* [[Muppet Cameo]] was renamed from "Everything's Better with Muppets" to cut ties with the discredited and only tenuously connected [[Everything's Better With Indexes]] snowclone family.
* [[Mutant Draft Board]] used to be called "The Corps Is Mother", after the slogan of the infamous Psi Corps from ''[[Babylon 5 (TV)|Babylon 5]]''. The original title was another victim of the move away from referencing specific series.
* [[Mutant Draft Board]] used to be called "The Corps Is Mother", after the slogan of the infamous Psi Corps from ''[[Babylon 5]]''. The original title was another victim of the move away from referencing specific series.
* [[My Friends and Zoidberg]] was changed from "And Zoidberg" (via "Ladies and Alice") after significant statistically verified misuse of the name for any broad use involving "and", with "And Zoidberg" not having much to help it distinguish itself from other "and" tropes except for a very specific show reference.
* [[My Friends and Zoidberg]] was changed from "And Zoidberg" (via "Ladies and Alice") after significant statistically verified misuse of the name for any broad use involving "and", with "And Zoidberg" not having much to help it distinguish itself from other "and" tropes except for a very specific show reference.




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* [[Naked Freak Out]] used to be "Unmentionable BSOD", implying a connection between the trope and [[Heroic BSOD]] that wasn't really evident.
* [[Naked Freak-Out]] used to be "Unmentionable BSOD", implying a connection between the trope and [[Heroic BSOD]] that wasn't really evident.
* [[The Name Is Bond, James Bond]] used to be called "Surname First Name Surname". It was changed because the use of technical words (forename, surname) made the trope title unwieldy. This is one of the few trope names that was changed from something extremely generic to a specific series reference.
* [[The Name Is Bond, James Bond]] used to be called "Surname First Name Surname". It was changed because the use of technical words (forename, surname) made the trope title unwieldy. This is one of the few trope names that was changed from something extremely generic to a specific series reference.
* [[Narrating the Obvious]] was "This Just In", which was easily confused for being a [[News Tropes]]. The latter is now used as such.
* [[Narrating the Obvious]] was "This Just In", which was easily confused for being a [[News Tropes]]. The latter is now used as such.
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* [[Nightmare Sequence]] was previously "Nightmare Dreams", considering to be unwieldy with obscurification.
* [[Nightmare Sequence]] was previously "Nightmare Dreams", considering to be unwieldy with obscurification.
* [[No Biological Sex]] was formerly "No Gender". It was renamed in order to stop misuse of the trope for situations in which a character has no gender identity, but still has a biological sex.
* [[No Biological Sex]] was formerly "No Gender". It was renamed in order to stop misuse of the trope for situations in which a character has no gender identity, but still has a biological sex.
* [[Noble Male Roguish Male]] was renamed from "Light Masculine and Dark Masculine" to clarify the trope as being distinct from its [[Light Feminine and Dark Feminine]] counterpart.
* [[Noble Male, Roguish Male]] was renamed from "Light Masculine and Dark Masculine" to clarify the trope as being distinct from its [[Light Feminine and Dark Feminine]] counterpart.
* [[No Dead Body Poops]] was once "Bowel Existence Failure", an awkward snowclone of [[Author Existence Failure]].
* [[No Dead Body Poops]] was once "Bowel Existence Failure", an awkward snowclone of [[Author Existence Failure]].
* [[No Delays for The Wicked]] used to be "The Trains Run on Time". Changed because it misused the idiom.
* [[No Delays for The Wicked]] used to be "The Trains Run on Time". Changed because it misused the idiom.
* [[No Except Yes]] was originally named "This Is Pest Control" after a ''[[Doctor Who (TV)|Doctor Who]]'' quote. Renamed because it made no sense to anyone outside the fandom.
* [[No Except Yes]] was originally named "This Is Pest Control" after a ''[[Doctor Who]]'' quote. Renamed because it made no sense to anyone outside the fandom.
* [[No Export for You]] originally bore the [[LOLcats]]-ish title "Our Country Is Speshulz". Funny, but hard to remember the exact spelling for, not to mention mistakable for other nationalism tropes.
* [[No Export for You]] originally bore the [[LOLcats]]-ish title "Our Country Is Speshulz". Funny, but hard to remember the exact spelling for, not to mention mistakable for other nationalism tropes.
* [[No Gear Level]] was renamed from "Warring Without Weapons" in order to stop misuse for [[Good Old Fisticuffs]] and to deal with underuse.
* [[No-Gear Level]] was renamed from "Warring Without Weapons" in order to stop misuse for [[Good Old Fisticuffs]] and to deal with underuse.
* [["No. Just... No" Reaction]] was originally named "No Just No". Renamed to make it clear that it is an in-universe trope.
* [["No. Just... No" Reaction]] was originally named "No Just No". Renamed to make it clear that it is an in-universe trope.
* [[Non Action Snarker]] was originally named "The Shelton". It was changed because the character it was named for is from an obscure work.
* [[Non-Action Snarker]] was originally named "The Shelton". It was changed because the character it was named for is from an obscure work.
* [[Non Sequitur Distraction]] used to be named "Forget It, He's Rolling", but was renamed because the original trope title was misleading as it was alluding to the opposite reaction of the one the trope describes.
* [[Non Sequitur Distraction]] used to be named "Forget It, He's Rolling", but was renamed because the original trope title was misleading as it was alluding to the opposite reaction of the one the trope describes.
* [[Not So Phony Psychic]] was once "Phony Phony Psychic", which was rather ambiguous.
* [[Not So Phony Psychic]] was once "Phony Phony Psychic", which was rather ambiguous.
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* [[Older Alter Ego]] was formerly "Glam of Shazam", named for [[Shazam|the comic that featured a major example]].
* [[Older Alter Ego]] was formerly "Glam of Shazam", named for [[Shazam|the comic that featured a major example]].
* [[The Old Convict]] was once "The Old Con", which didn't thrive and got confused for [[The Con]].
* [[The Old Convict]] was once "The Old Con", which didn't thrive and got confused for [[The Con]].
* [[Old Cop Young Cop]] used to be "Somerset and Mills", but was changed because the old name was named after a pair of characters and required knowledge of [[Se7en (Film)|a particular movie]] to understand.
* [[Old Cop, Young Cop]] used to be "Somerset and Mills", but was changed because the old name was named after a pair of characters and required knowledge of [[Se7en (Film)|a particular movie]] to understand.
* [[Once Killed a Man With A Noodle Implement]] used to be "Once Noodled a Man to Death". Turning the murder implement into a verb was judged confusing. Plus it was [[YKTTW|YKTTWed]] under the current name.
* [[Once Killed a Man With A Noodle Implement]] used to be "Once Noodled a Man to Death". Turning the murder implement into a verb was judged confusing. Plus it was [[YKTTW|YKTTWed]] under the current name.
* [[One Judge to Rule Them All]] was once "Aoyama Panel Judge", changed to be less obscure to anyone not in the fairly narrow demographic of [[Shoujo]] manga fans.
* [[One Judge to Rule Them All]] was once "Aoyama Panel Judge", changed to be less obscure to anyone not in the fairly narrow demographic of [[Shoujo]] manga fans.
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* [[Our Graphics Will Suck in The Future]] was formerly "We Will Use Micros in the Future", changed because it's not clear what the "micros" in the title are (most people would immediately think microwaves, which is wrong).
* [[Our Graphics Will Suck in The Future]] was formerly "We Will Use Micros in the Future", changed because it's not clear what the "micros" in the title are (most people would immediately think microwaves, which is wrong).
* [[Outlaw Couple]] was formerly "Bonnie and Clyde", but was renamed because it shared a name with the film ''[[Bonnie and Clyde (Film)|Bonnie and Clyde]]'' and was being used to refer to the people/characters Bonnie and Clyde rather than the trope itself.
* [[Outlaw Couple]] was formerly "Bonnie and Clyde", but was renamed because it shared a name with the film ''[[Bonnie and Clyde (Film)|Bonnie and Clyde]]'' and was being used to refer to the people/characters Bonnie and Clyde rather than the trope itself.
* [[Out of Genre Experience]] was once "Unexpected Genre Change". When the latter was changed to [[Unexpected Gameplay Change]], the former also got changed, presumably to avoid confusion.
* [[Out-of-Genre Experience]] was once "Unexpected Genre Change". When the latter was changed to [[Unexpected Gameplay Change]], the former also got changed, presumably to avoid confusion.
* [[Overnight Age Up]] used to be "Thirteen Going on Thirty". It was changed due to being named after [[13 Going On 30 (Film)|a work]].
* [[Overnight Age-Up]] used to be "Thirteen Going on Thirty". It was changed due to being named after [[13 Going On 30 (Film)|a work]].
* [[Overshadowed By Awesome]] used to be "The Krillin", named after Krillin from ''[[Dragon Ball (Manga)|Dragon Ball]]''.
* [[Overshadowed By Awesome]] used to be "The Krillin", named after Krillin from ''[[Dragon Ball (Manga)|Dragon Ball]]''.
* [[Overused Copycat Character]] used to be [[Forgotten Realms (Tabletop Game)|Drizzt]] Syndrome.
* [[Overused Copycat Character]] used to be [[Forgotten Realms (Tabletop Game)|Drizzt]] Syndrome.
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* [[Paintball Episode]] was formerly "Paintball Error". It was renamed because a page of mistakes in media paintball games isn't really a trope, and making those kind of mistakes doesn't happen unless the characters are playing paintball to begin with.
* [[Paintball Episode]] was formerly "Paintball Error". It was renamed because a page of mistakes in media paintball games isn't really a trope, and making those kind of mistakes doesn't happen unless the characters are playing paintball to begin with.
* [[Pair the Smart Ones]] was renamed from "Genius Breeding Act" in order to make it clear that the trope is about smart people pairing up rather than situations when some organization or government causes them to do so.
* [[Pair the Smart Ones]] was renamed from "Genius Breeding Act" in order to make it clear that the trope is about smart people pairing up rather than situations when some organization or government causes them to do so.
* [[Palette Swapped Alien Food]] was renamed from Green Eggs due to underuse from the unclear name.
* [[Palette-Swapped Alien Food]] was renamed from Green Eggs due to underuse from the unclear name.
* [[Pan Up to The Sky Ending]] was "Look Up the Sky Ending". Changed for grammatical incorrectness, since the trope is ''not'' about endings in which someone looks up the word "sky" in the dictionary.
* [[Pan-Up-To-The-Sky Ending]] was "Look Up the Sky Ending". Changed for grammatical incorrectness, since the trope is ''not'' about endings in which someone looks up the word "sky" in the dictionary.
* [[Parrot Exposition]] used to be "Metal Gearing", which used to be "Prince of Space Sir". ''[[Prince of Space]]'' was too obscure, and ''[[Metal Gear]]'' is famous for far more than just repeating stuff.
* [[Parrot Exposition]] used to be "Metal Gearing", which used to be "Prince of Space Sir". ''[[Prince of Space]]'' was too obscure, and ''[[Metal Gear]]'' is famous for far more than just repeating stuff.
* [[Past Victim Showcase]] was originally "Not Very Pretty Now, Is He?", a dialogue title that had absolutely nothing to do with the trope at all.
* [[Past Victim Showcase]] was originally "Not Very Pretty Now, Is He?", a dialogue title that had absolutely nothing to do with the trope at all.
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* [[Periphery Hatedom]] was formerly "The Barney" after a prominent example: the eponymous character from ''[[Barney and Friends (TV)|Barney and Friends]]''. Changed to indicate that it was more about an audience reaction than a particular character type. Additionally, wiki trends disfavor "The <character>" trope names, not to mention the possibility for confusion with other characters named Barney (such as the ones from ''[[The Flintstones]]'', ''[[Barney Miller]]'', ''[[How I Met Your Mother (TV)|How I Met Your Mother]]'', ''[[The Simpsons (Animation)|The Simpsons]]'', and ''[[The Andy Griffith Show]]'').
* [[Periphery Hatedom]] was formerly "The Barney" after a prominent example: the eponymous character from ''[[Barney and Friends (TV)|Barney and Friends]]''. Changed to indicate that it was more about an audience reaction than a particular character type. Additionally, wiki trends disfavor "The <character>" trope names, not to mention the possibility for confusion with other characters named Barney (such as the ones from ''[[The Flintstones]]'', ''[[Barney Miller]]'', ''[[How I Met Your Mother (TV)|How I Met Your Mother]]'', ''[[The Simpsons (Animation)|The Simpsons]]'', and ''[[The Andy Griffith Show]]'').
* [[Persona Non Grata]] was "Banned from Argo". After some discussion, it was changed due to the [[Trope Namer]] being obscure and the new name being the technical term for the trope.
* [[Persona Non Grata]] was "Banned from Argo". After some discussion, it was changed due to the [[Trope Namer]] being obscure and the new name being the technical term for the trope.
* [[Person As Verb]] was originally "I Pulled a 'Weird Al'". Renamed because this trope wasn't something [[Weird Al Yankovic (Music)|Weird Al Yankovic]] was particularly known for.
* [[Person As Verb]] was originally "I Pulled a 'Weird Al'". Renamed because this trope wasn't something [["Weird Al" Yankovic (Music)|Weird Al Yankovic]] was particularly known for.
* [[Pink Is for Sissies]] was "Pink Is for Girls", which was easy to interpret as "pink as a girls color" rather than "boys wearing pink getting labeled as effeminate".
* [[Pink Is for Sissies]] was "Pink Is for Girls", which was easy to interpret as "pink as a girls color" rather than "boys wearing pink getting labeled as effeminate".
* [[Planet Heck]] was formerly known as "Bonus Level of Hell", but was renamed since the original name both implied the subject was always a bonus level (not necessarily) and was getting confused with tropes like [[That One Level]]. For hard bonus levels, the page [[Brutal Bonus Level]] was created, which [[Bonus Level of Hell]] now redirects to.
* [[Planet Heck]] was formerly known as "Bonus Level of Hell", but was renamed since the original name both implied the subject was always a bonus level (not necessarily) and was getting confused with tropes like [[That One Level]]. For hard bonus levels, the page [[Brutal Bonus Level]] was created, which [[Bonus Level of Hell]] now redirects to.
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* [[Power Levels]] used to be "Over Nine Thousand". The latter has long been a redirect, but its destination was changed to [[Readings Are Off the Scale]] in early 2010.
* [[Power Levels]] used to be "Over Nine Thousand". The latter has long been a redirect, but its destination was changed to [[Readings Are Off the Scale]] in early 2010.
* [[Powerup Mount]] was formerly "The Yoshi". Was being shoehorned into ''every'' use of the [[Super Mario Bros|Mario]] character even when he wasn't a mount, and had a low inbound count.
* [[Powerup Mount]] was formerly "The Yoshi". Was being shoehorned into ''every'' use of the [[Super Mario Bros|Mario]] character even when he wasn't a mount, and had a low inbound count.
* [[Pre Approved Sermon]] used to be named "Ecumenical Meddling", but was renamed because the word "ecumenical" was being used in very different way from its dictionary and common use definition.
* [[Pre-Approved Sermon]] used to be named "Ecumenical Meddling", but was renamed because the word "ecumenical" was being used in very different way from its dictionary and common use definition.
* [[Pre-Ass-Kicking One-Liner]] used to be "Chew Bubblegum", which much later became [[Chew Bubblegum|its own trope]].
* [[Pre-Ass-Kicking One-Liner]] used to be "Chew Bubblegum", which much later became [[Chew Bubblegum|its own trope]].
* [[Precious Puppy]] was originally titled "Everything's Precious with Puppies", a snowclone of the discredited [[Everything's Better With Indexes]] family. As with several similarly named tropes, the earlier name encouraged a list of all puppies regardless of portrayal.
* [[Precious Puppy]] was originally titled "Everything's Precious with Puppies", a snowclone of the discredited [[Everything's Better With Indexes]] family. As with several similarly named tropes, the earlier name encouraged a list of all puppies regardless of portrayal.
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