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== In works in which [[Sympathetic POV|main characters are hopelessly more developed]], [[Rule of Empathy|durable, and effective than minor characters]], the [[The Protagonist|main characters]] are [[Literary Agent Hypothesis|actually]] [[Composite Character|composite characters]] with [[Character Development]], [[Plot Armor|longevity]], [[Born Lucky|luck]], might, and skill [[All Your Powers Combined|grafted onto them from allied minor characters]], which if noticeable to the audience, [[Liquid Assets|are therefore deprived of these qualities]] and are thus [[Surrounded By Idiots|incompetent]] [[Red Shirt|redshirts]]. ==
== In works in which [[Sympathetic POV|main characters are hopelessly more developed]], [[Rule of Empathy|durable, and effective than minor characters]], the [[The Protagonist|main characters]] are [[Literary Agent Hypothesis|actually]] [[Composite Character|composite characters]] with [[Character Development]], [[Plot Armor|longevity]], [[Born Lucky|luck]], might, and skill [[All Your Powers Combined|grafted onto them from allied minor characters]], which if noticeable to the audience, [[Liquid Assets|are therefore deprived of these qualities]] and are thus [[Surrounded By Idiots|incompetent]] [[Red Shirt|redshirts]]. ==
This explains [[Axis Powers Hetalia (Manga)|Axis Powers Hetalia]], and these tropes:
This explains [[Axis Powers Hetalia (Manga)|Axis Powers Hetalia]], and these tropes:

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In works in which main characters are hopelessly more developed, durable, and effective than minor characters, the main characters are actually composite characters with Character Development, longevity, luck, might, and skill grafted onto them from allied minor characters, which if noticeable to the audience, are therefore deprived of these qualities and are thus incompetent redshirts.

This explains Axis Powers Hetalia, and these tropes: