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* DarkerAndEdgier: The story itself isn't all ''that'' much darker than the average Avengers-story, DownerEnding aside, but it marked the start of Marvel taking a more openly deconstructive direction in their storytelling, with the Superhero community more consistently divided and fighting each other. After this story, there was at least one CrisisCrossover every few years, including such [[SarcasmMode optimistic tales]] as ''House of M'', ''Civil War'', ''World War Hulk'', ''Secret Invasion'', and ''Dark Reign''. Even after a break from this pattern with the ''Heroic Age'' line of comics, Marvel soon started putting out more of these stories, finally culminating in ''Civil War II'' and ''Secret Empire''. Simply put, this story set the early catalyst for several major heroes to try and take a more large-scale opproach towards doing good, and they repeatedly bungled up and fought amongst themselves because of it.
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** When closing the mansion, Stark mentioned that he had stored and taken away all the fancy materials and technology. Still, when the YoungAvengers fought against Kang in the abandoned mansion a pair of months later, they had no problem in finding several old weapons of the Avengers.

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** When closing the mansion, Stark mentioned that he had stored and taken away all the fancy materials and technology. Still, when the YoungAvengers ComicBook/YoungAvengers fought against Kang in the abandoned mansion a pair of months later, they had no problem in finding several old weapons of the Avengers.

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* DudeWheresMyRespect: Tony gets pissed at the Avengers when Hawkeye says he doesn't sound or look sober.



* FaceFramedInShadow: Wanda, in part 1. Not ominous at all, no siree...
* FailedASpotCheck: On seeing Jack of Hearts back, Scott tries talking to him, not finding anything wrong about the face he's looking a little undead.



* NotHimself: Tony Stark and She-Hulk, due to the manipulation of the Scarlet Witch.

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* NotHimself: Tony Stark Stark, Vision and She-Hulk, due to the manipulation of the Scarlet Witch.


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* PoorCommunicationKills: Just as Tony's about to explain to Cap, Falcon and Hawkeye what happened at the UN, an angry Yellowjacket bursts in and demands he tells them what happened, shouting over Tony as he tries to point out that's ''exactly'' what he was doing.


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* SeriesContinuityError: After She-Hulk's rampage, Falcon complains about all those times the Avengers have had to deal with Hulk and She-Hulk going on rampages... except Hulk quit after two issues with the team, and She-Hulk's lifetime list of rampages before this storyline can be measured on one hand.
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'''Avengers Disassembled''' is a 2004 storyline of Comicbook/TheAvengers, that details the dissolution of the "classic" team and sets up ''ComicBook/HouseOfM'' and ''Comicbook/NewAvengers''.

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'''Avengers Disassembled''' ''Avengers Disassembled'' is a 2004 storyline of Comicbook/TheAvengers, that details the dissolution of the "classic" team and sets up ''ComicBook/HouseOfM'' and ''Comicbook/NewAvengers''.
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Wanda. A bereaved mother gone out of her head with grief -- with the power to change reality on a whim.

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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Wanda. A bereaved mother gone out of her head with grief -- with the power to change reality on a whim. Lampshaded by Doctor Strange when he elaborated upon how dangerous it is for a Woobie to even possess power as vast as Wanda's simply because they will inevitably become this trope.
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* IdiotBall: Writer John Rogers actually helped [[TropeCodifier popularize this term]] in [[http://kfmonkey.blogspot.ca/2005/02/comics-womb-crazy.html a blog post about this very storyline]]. Notable examples include Hawkeye having no way other than suicide to keep his trick arrows from killing everyone around him; Dr. Strange not knowing what happened to Wanda's children even though he delivered them himself; and finally the Avengers' decision to let Wanda's terrorist supervillain father take her away at the end. Though the last one could be explained by the fact that wouldn't have had a prayer of taking him in a fight at that point.

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* IdiotBall: Writer John Rogers actually helped [[TropeCodifier popularize this term]] in [[http://kfmonkey.blogspot.ca/2005/02/comics-womb-crazy.html a blog post about this very storyline]]. Notable examples include Hawkeye having no way other than suicide to keep his trick arrows from killing everyone around him; Dr. Strange not knowing what happened to Wanda's children even though he delivered them himself; and finally the Avengers' decision to let Wanda's terrorist supervillain father take her away at the end. Though the last one could be explained by the fact that they wouldn't have had a prayer of taking him in a fight at that point.
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At the climax of it all, Comicbook/DoctorStrange appeared in his astral form. He told them that the ScarletWitch's chaotic powers were to blame for this -- the memory of her lost children had driven her insane and taken all the checks off of her reality-warping powers. He engaged Wanda in magical combat and [[MindRape turned the Eye of Agamotto against her]], which left her in a coma. Her father Magneto took away to Genosha to take care of her.

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At the climax of it all, Comicbook/DoctorStrange appeared in his astral form. He told them that the ScarletWitch's ComicBook/ScarletWitch's chaotic powers were to blame for this -- the memory of her lost children had driven her insane and taken all the checks off of her reality-warping powers. He engaged Wanda in magical combat and [[MindRape turned the Eye of Agamotto against her]], which left her in a coma. Her father Magneto took away to Genosha to take care of her.
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* CurbStompBattle:
** For all the dramatic build-up, Wanda was defeated pretty easily by Doc Strange in the end.
** Iron Man drops the out-of-control She-Hulk with one punch.

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* IdiotBall: Writer John Rogers actually helped [[TropeCodifier popularize this term]] in [[http://kfmonkey.blogspot.ca/2005/02/comics-womb-crazy.html a blog post about this very storyline]]. Notable examples include Hawkeye having no way other than suicide to keep his trick arrows from killing everyone around him; Dr. Strange not knowing what happened to Wanda's children even though he delivered them himself; and finally the Avengers' decision to let Wanda's terrorist supervillain father take her away at the end.
** Though the last one could be explained by the fact that wouldn't have had a prayer of taking him in a fight at that point.

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* IdiotBall: Writer John Rogers actually helped [[TropeCodifier popularize this term]] in [[http://kfmonkey.blogspot.ca/2005/02/comics-womb-crazy.html a blog post about this very storyline]]. Notable examples include Hawkeye having no way other than suicide to keep his trick arrows from killing everyone around him; Dr. Strange not knowing what happened to Wanda's children even though he delivered them himself; and finally the Avengers' decision to let Wanda's terrorist supervillain father take her away at the end.
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* JustAMachine:
** Said by She-Hulk when she destroyed the Vision. Forgive her: she was not being herself.
** When Vision is rebuilt later (just before ''Comicbook/AvengersVsXMen''), he goes after She-Hulk and they have a heart-to-heart, with him forgiving her and her very depressed over what she did and, at the same time, relieved that her friend was back.

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* JustAMachine:
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JustAMachine: Said by She-Hulk when she destroyed the Vision. Forgive her: she was not being herself.
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herself. When Vision is rebuilt later (just before ''Comicbook/AvengersVsXMen''), he goes after She-Hulk and they have a heart-to-heart, with him forgiving her and her very depressed over what she did and, at the same time, relieved that her friend was back.

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* JustAMachine: Said by She-Hulk when she destroyed the Vision. Forgive her: she was not being herself.

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* JustAMachine: JustAMachine:
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Said by She-Hulk when she destroyed the Vision. Forgive her: she was not being herself.



* NeverLiveItDown: Invoked. Henry Pym whines about never being able to live down the creation of Ultron, that everyone will always remember him because of that, and Tony Stark had a similar problem with his old alcoholism.

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* NeverLiveItDown: Invoked. Twice, both invoked.
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Henry Pym whines about never being able to live down the creation of Ultron, that everyone will always remember him because of that, and Tony Stark had a similar problem with his old alcoholism.



* WhamLine: "Not like this. Not like this! Like THIS!"
** This one was so fondly remembered that Marvel put "Not like this...!" on the tribute plaque they gave to Brian Michael Bendis when he retired from writing the Avengers books.

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* WhamLine: "Not like this. Not like this! Like THIS!"
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THIS!" This one was so fondly remembered that Marvel put "Not like this...!" on the tribute plaque they gave to Brian Michael Bendis Creator/BrianMichaelBendis when he retired from writing the Avengers books.

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** And the infamous one -- Doctor Strange told the Avengers that there was no such thing as "chaos magic," despite having used it himself in his own solo series.
*** This was later explained by Chthon himself, who said that the Sorcerers Supreme and others had tried to limit his power by saying that there was no such thing as chaos magic.

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** And the infamous one -- Doctor Strange told the Avengers that there was no such thing as "chaos magic," despite having used it himself in his own solo series.
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series. This was later explained by Chthon himself, who said that the Sorcerers Supreme and others had tried to limit his power by saying that there was no such thing as chaos magic.
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* DroppedABridgeOnHim --> PutOnABus: Both in a row for Kesley Leigh, [[TheScrappy the unwanted]] new Captain Britania.

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* DroppedABridgeOnHim --> PutOnABus: Both in a row for Kesley Leigh, [[TheScrappy the unwanted]] new Captain Britania.Britain.
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* DownerEnding: The Avengers are disbanded, suffering from the psychological scars of such a horrible betrayal. Several of their closest friends and allies (Hawkeye, Scott Lang, Vision) are dead. The only 'good' thing to come of this was that Wanda was stopped, and even then it proved to only be a temporary and very PyrrhicVictory.
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* BadCopIncompetentCop: Nick Fury get really angry when this trope came into play. What do you mean you have no sensor readings? There is a fraggin' Kree ship out there, shooting to the city!!! But don't be too harsh with them, they were not prepared to deal with magic.

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* BadCopIncompetentCop: Nick Fury get really angry when this trope came into play. What do you mean you have no sensor readings? There is a fraggin' Kree ship out there, shooting to at the city!!! But don't be too harsh with hard on them, they were not prepared to deal with magic.
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** Also during his drunk tirade, Tony yells at Pym about having a wife to beat up.
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*** This was later explained by Chthon himself, who said that the Sorcerers Supreme and others had tried to limit his power by saying that there was no such thing as chaos magic.


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** Though the last one could be explained by the fact that wouldn't have had a prayer of taking him in a fight at that point.

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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: Hawkeye will not die simply because of an explosion of his arrows at his back. Not, that's too mundane for him. He has to take a Kree soldier, use his jet pack, fly into the motor of the main ship, and make it blow up. ''That'' is a fine way to die! When he was resurrected later, he explained that he saw it this way at the time. The others - and the audience - [[StupidSacrifice disagreed]], since he had plenty of time to just ''take off his quiver''. Hawkeye wound up feeling rather embarrassed by the whole affair.

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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: Hawkeye will not die simply because of an explosion of his arrows at his back. Not, that's too mundane for him. He has to take a Kree soldier, use his jet pack, fly into the motor of the main ship, and make it blow up. ''That'' is a fine way to die! die!
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When he was resurrected later, he Hawkeye explained that he saw thought it this way was his moment of glory at the time. The others - and the audience - [[StupidSacrifice [[IdiotBall disagreed]], since he had plenty of time to just ''take off his quiver''. Hawkeye wound up feeling rather embarrassed by the whole affair.

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* DroppedABridgeOnHim and PutOnABus: Both in a row for Kesley Leigh, [[TheScrappy the unwanted]] new Captain Britania.
* DyingMomentOfAwesome: Hawkeye will not die simply because of an explosion of his arrows at his back. Not, that's too mundane for him. He has to take a Kree soldier, use his jet pack, fly into the motor of the main ship, and make it blow up. ''That'' is a fine way to die!
** When he was resurrected later, he explained that he saw it this way at the time. The others - and the audience - [[StupidSacrifice disagreed]], since he had plenty of time to just ''take off his quiver''. Hawkeye wound up feeling rather embarrassed by the whole affair.

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* DroppedABridgeOnHim and --> PutOnABus: Both in a row for Kesley Leigh, [[TheScrappy the unwanted]] new Captain Britania.
* DyingMomentOfAwesome: Hawkeye will not die simply because of an explosion of his arrows at his back. Not, that's too mundane for him. He has to take a Kree soldier, use his jet pack, fly into the motor of the main ship, and make it blow up. ''That'' is a fine way to die!
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die! When he was resurrected later, he explained that he saw it this way at the time. The others - and the audience - [[StupidSacrifice disagreed]], since he had plenty of time to just ''take off his quiver''. Hawkeye wound up feeling rather embarrassed by the whole affair.



* HesBack: Jack Of Hearts is back! OhCrap, Jack of Hearts is back!

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* HesBack: Jack Of Hearts is back! OhCrap, Jack of Hearts is back!Hearts.

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* JustAMachine: Said by She-Hulk when she destroyed the Vision. Forgive her: she was not being herself.

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* JustAMachine: Said by She-Hulk when she destroyed the Vision. Forgive her: she was not being herself. herself.
** When Vision is rebuilt later (just before ''Comicbook/AvengersVsXMen''), he goes after She-Hulk and they have a heart-to-heart, with him forgiving her and her very depressed over what she did and, at the same time, relieved that her friend was back.
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** When he was resurrected later, he explained that he saw it this way at the time. The others - and the audience - [[StupidSacrifice disagreed]], since he had plenty of time to just ''take off his quiver''. Hawkeye wound up feeling rather embarrassed by the whole affair.
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'''Avengers Disassembled''' is a 2004 storyline of Comicbook/TheAvengers, that details the dissolution of the "classic" team and sets up ''HouseOfM'' and ''Comicbook/NewAvengers''.

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'''Avengers Disassembled''' is a 2004 storyline of Comicbook/TheAvengers, that details the dissolution of the "classic" team and sets up ''HouseOfM'' ''ComicBook/HouseOfM'' and ''Comicbook/NewAvengers''.
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* RedSkiesCrossover: One of the most blatant on record. Plenty of Marvel's titles carried a "Disassembled" banner, but not one of them had more than a passing reference to the event. Conversely, none of these "tie-ins" enhanced the main title -- if anything, they'd just confuse you. (Wasn't Wanda doing fine in Cap/Falcon? How does IronMan have time to seclude himself working?)

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* RedSkiesCrossover: One of the most blatant on record. Plenty of Marvel's titles carried a "Disassembled" banner, but not only one of them had more than a passing reference to the event. Conversely, event, and none of these "tie-ins" enhanced the main title -- if anything, they'd just confuse you. (Wasn't Wanda doing fine the only one with a direct connection was Cap/Falcon, and even that was never mentioned in Cap/Falcon? How does IronMan have time to seclude himself working?)the main story. Nearly all the other were prequels (Spider-Man and Thor), sequels (Fantastic Four) or both (Iron Man had one of each).
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* IdiotBall: Writer John Rogers actually helped [[TropeCodifier popularize this term]] in [[http://kfmonkey.blogspot.ca/2005/02/comics-womb-crazy.html a blog post about this very storyline]]. Notable examples include Hawkeye having no way other than suicide to keep his trick arrows from killing everyone around him; Dr. Strange not knowing what happened to Wanda's children even though he delivered them himself; and finally the Avengers' decision to let Wanda's terrorist supervillain father take her away at the end.
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* InternalHomage: The last issue, before breaking up, the Avengers remembered some of their greatest adventures or moments. Each flashback drawn by a different artist.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnyMore: Even though the Avengers returned a month later, the story was a turning point that broke most of their status quo. Before this, they were agents of the UN; after this, the New Avengers were a self-funded street-level team (until Heroic Age).

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* NothingIsTheSameAnyMore: Even though the Avengers returned a month later, the story was a turning point that broke most of their status quo. Before this, they were agents of the UN; after this, the New Avengers were a self-funded street-level team (until Heroic Age).Mighty Avengers).
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* RedSkiesCrossover: One of the most blatant on record. Plenty of Marvel's titles carried a "Disassembled" banner, but not one of them had more than a passing reference to the event. Conversely, none of these "tie-ins" enhanced the main title -- if anything, they'd just confuse you. (Wasn't Wanda doing fine in Cap/Falcon? How does IronMan have time to seclude himself working?)
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* NeverLiveItDown: Invoked. Henry Pym whines about never being able to live down the creation of Ultron, that everyone will always remember him because of that, and Tony Stark had a similar problem with his old alcoholism.
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* TenMinuteRetirement: Just one month later, Captain America put together the Comicbook/NewAvengers.

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* TenMinuteRetirement: Just one A very short time later (one month later, in real world time, six months in the TimeSkip), Captain America put together the Comicbook/NewAvengers.

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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: Invoked. They captured a Kree who was talking in BlackSpeech. Since they knew he could speak in English, they ordered him to use a language they could understand.

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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: Invoked. They captured a Kree who was talking in BlackSpeech. Since they knew he could speak in English, they ordered him to use a language they could understand.understand.
* BadCopIncompetentCop: Nick Fury get really angry when this trope came into play. What do you mean you have no sensor readings? There is a fraggin' Kree ship out there, shooting to the city!!! But don't be too harsh with them, they were not prepared to deal with magic.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: The Chaos Magic, Agatha Harkness and other things associated to Wanda's power

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