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# If there is a [[Wild Mass Guessing]] page for it, at least one character will be cited as a [[Time Lord]], [[Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory|Jesus]], [[Monster (manga)|Johan]], or [[Haruhi Suzumiya]], including for ''[[Haruhi Suzumiya]]'' itself.
# If a trope has anything to do with gender or superheroes, there will be a ''[[Whateley Universe]]'' example. There probably will be even if it has absolutely nothing to do with gender or superheroes.
# If a trope is about weaponry, the probability of ''[[Mega Man (video game)|Mega Man]]'' or one of its [[Sequel Series]] getting a mention is 100%.
# As time passes, the chances of a trope being either inverted, subverted, or played 'brutally' straight by ''[[Warhammer 40,000]]'' approaches one.
# [[It's Been Done]].
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# On [[Character Sheets]], main non-antiheroes have less tropes than villains or neutral characters.
# Any trope even tangentially related to [[Mind Screw]] will draw examples from ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'', and vice versa.
# If it is an animated trope, the chance of ''[[Looney Tunes]]'', ''[[Tom and Jerry]]'' and ''[[My Little Pony:
# As time passes, the probability of a trope page having an internal link to itself within one of its examples approaches one.
# If a video game trope is present in the webcomics, the probability of it being parodied or [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]] is close to 100%.
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