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In video games the player character can be treated as this to [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshade]] [[Take Your Time]]. |
In video games the player character can be treated as this to [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshade]] [[Take Your Time]]. |
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For younger characters, this can result in a chronic case of [[Late for School]], but differs from that trope in that it is a stock ''scene'', while this is a character trait. |
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== Anime and Manga == |
== Anime and Manga == |
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* Usagi Tsukino of ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' always seems to be running to get somewhere -- usually school -- on time, and often failing. |
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== Comic Books == |
== Comic Books == |
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* Some writers have made this part of ''[[The Flash]]'''s cover for his [[Secret Identity]]. |
* Some writers have made this part of ''[[The Flash]]'''s cover for his [[Secret Identity]]. |
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== Fan Works == |
== Fan Works == |
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A character is never on time for anything.
In video games the player character can be treated as this to lampshade Take Your Time.
For younger characters, this can result in a chronic case of Late for School, but differs from that trope in that it is a stock scene, while this is a character trait.
Examples of Always Late include:
Advertising
Anime and Manga
- Usagi Tsukino of Sailor Moon always seems to be running to get somewhere -- usually school -- on time, and often failing.
Comic Books
- Some writers have made this part of The Flash's cover for his Secret Identity.
Fan Works
Film
Literature
Live-Action Television
Music
Myths and Legends
Newspaper Comics
Oral Tradition
Pinball
Podcasts
Professional Wrestling
Puppet Shows
Radio
Tabletop Games
Theater
Video Games
- Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth is an example of the player character treated as always being late.