Like the Shadows and Personas in Persona 5 only being able to exist in the Metaverse, Darkners only being able to exist in Dark Worlds in deltarune, and Skylanders only being able to exist in Skylands without turning into marketable figurines?

Edit: Well, I found "Departure Means Death" which is close, but I'm also looking for examples where they straight up can't depart, no matter what.

If Half the Man He Used to Be is a character getting cut in half, what's the trope where the character's design is literally half and half?

I asked Discord but they didn't answer.

Specifically, the villains have captured the heroes and are about to eat them when their friends rescue them or they rescue themselves. Why can't I find this trope anywhere?

With there being quite a few known fire and ice (water) dous and couples, I was surprised that there isn't a trophy for it here.

Why this trophy should have a page or at least be mentioned, to start things off there is the Fire and Ice novel by Jackie Andrews. Even though Zuko and Katara of Avatar: The Last Airbender are fire and water, Katara is able to freeze the water she bends and is from the South Pole. Lets not forget the Todoroki couple and their youngest son from My Hero Academia.

That's just the ones at the top of my head, but the trophy could include water and fire duos, since ice is frozen water. What do you think, should this trophy be acknowledged.

Is there a trope for this?

Here’s an example:

Kid A and Kid B meet each other in kindergarten. Kid A bullies Kid B, but in 1st grade, they’re friends.

hello a trope question for y'all

I'm trying to figure out what tropes would fit these two characters. Honestly, I already have an -ish idea, but I'm not exactly sure of the names. Here goes:

• historians say they were close college roommates. or maybe just roommates in general if theres a trope for that

• making a shop together. or like starting a business together

(also, pre-planned business idea ^, since the idea for the whole business came from an idea while the two were in college. not sure if that applies as a trope tho)

• kinda went through a "breakup" (as in, one left the shop) but then they got back together again because /flutters hands/ oLd MemOriEs

• crying over leaving someone. i think that should already be a trope by itself but yeah

• subtle flirting, like holding hands in a flirtatious manner or in a flirting context

I appreciate any help!!

(this has been posted once on the shipping wiki, just thought i'd do i again because you guys seem more knowledgeable)

Is there a specific Trope-y name for those kinds of webcomics whose events are determined by the readers' comments and are usually one panel per page and written in the second person? Think along the lines of Homestuck or Awful Hospital. The closest thing to a genre name I can think of is "MS Paint Adventure" (since Andrew Hussie's work is very much the Trope Codifier, if not Trope Maker in this scenario) but is there a trope page this site has for this sort of thing?

Edit: I think the Interactive Comic page was what I was looking for.

I've been wondering this for a few moments now, and no I'm not talking about dark magical girls/boys as they're already part of the same trope anyhow.

Is there a classification that groups all Youmas (from Sailor Moon) and various monsters from magical girl shows into a category, and is there a name for it? I'm thinking that might fit the answer.

Branden Wright - Fairy Tale Twist Picture Book - Google Slides

So, I have a story and the two characters go from frenemies to friends to lovers. I know that's a trope in itself, but what should I do for their first kiss?

I was wondering if "Science Bros" could be made into a trope, because its not often pointed out in media that two good friends who are both scientists or engineers work together to create something. You see it with Tony Stark and Bruce Banner but I think if this is made into an actual trope then some writers will make more use of this concept.