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* ColonyDrop: In Issue #37, in order to deal with a Tagge space station hopelessly overrun with [[TheVirus Scourge-infested]] drops, Aphra and Domina decide to crash-land it onto a nearby moon to destroy everything onboard.
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* ModestyBedsheet: Aphra gets a couple of "morning after" scenes in Issue #35 where she makes use of this, first with Domina and then with a random club hookup.

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* ModestyBedsheet: Aphra gets a couple of "morning after" scenes in Issue #35 where she makes use of this, first with Domina and then with a random club hookup. And then another instance in the following issue, during a flashback to a previous time with Tolvan.
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* DrowningMySorrows: In Issue #35, Aphra diverts from a mission for Domina to hit a club in order to drown her pain over her recent breakup with Sana.


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* IronicEcho: In Issue #35, Aphra describes the planet she's arrived on as being a place where everyone is an easy mark. A few pages later, [[spoiler: after she's been robbed by the woman she hooked up with at a club, the latter makes the same comment]].


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* ModestyBedsheet: Aphra gets a couple of "morning after" scenes in Issue #35 where she makes use of this, first with Domina and then with a random club hookup.

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* CanonImmigrant: During the flashbacks of Issue #29, one of the Sith the Ascendant are fighting is a member of the Sith species.

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During the flashbacks of Issue #29, one of the Sith the Ascendant are fighting is a member of the Sith species.species.
** The Aphra-Luke team-up arc sees the return of [[HumanoidAbomination the Starweird]].

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* EnhancedArchaicWeapon: Kho Phon Farrus wields the Whip of Sorrows, an Ascendant tech whip which can absorb energy (such as blaster bolts) and then redirect it.



* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The Ascendant are introduced as an ancient Sith-worshiping cult dabbling in a technology that even the Sith shied away from, with the ObviouslyEvil design of their techology and sinister rituals supporting this image. However, memories of the Spark Eternal reveal that they were actually a noble group who sought to use their technology to fight the ancient Sith.]]

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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The Ascendant are introduced as an ancient Sith-worshiping cult dabbling in a technology that even the Sith shied away from, with the ObviouslyEvil design of their techology technology and sinister rituals supporting this image. However, memories of the Spark Eternal reveal that they were actually a noble group who sought to use their technology to fight the ancient Sith.]]



* WhipItGood: Kho Phon Farrus wields the Whip of Sorrows, an Ascendant tech whip which can absorb energy (such as blaster bolts) and then redirect it.
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* DontDoAnythingIWouldntDo: In the FourthWallMailSlot of one issue, [[ComedicSociopathy peppy torture-droid]] Triple-Zero signs off with this phrase. "So do literally anything, except show mercy."

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* AssassinOutclassin: In Issue #16, a [[spoiler: Crimson Dawn]] mole tries to stab Domina. She responds by effortlessly grabbing the woman's arm, snatching the knife she's wielding, and then stabbing her in the back with it.

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In Issue #16, a [[spoiler: Crimson Dawn]] mole tries to stab Domina. She responds by effortlessly grabbing the woman's arm, snatching the knife she's wielding, and then stabbing her in the back with it.it.
** In Issue #28, Domina takes down several more [[spoiler:Crimson Dawn]] assassins.
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* CanonImmigrant: During the flashbacks of Issue #29, one of the Sith the Ascendant are fighting is a member of the Sith species.
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** Her nephew Ronen is no better. While he doesn't run the company itself, he does use the assets that are at his disposal to act like a wannabe crime lord, forcing people in debt to him to work it off as minions, killing whomever he likes, and [[spoiler: ultimately siding with Crimson Dawn to to stage a coup against his aunt]].


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* TheCoup: In Issue #28, [[spoiler: Ronen attempts to seize control of the Tagge corporation from Domina on behalf of Crimson Dawn]]. It doesn't end well for the plotters.


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* OutGambitted: In Issue #28, [[spoiler: Ronen forces Sana's group to help him stage a Crimson Dawn-backed coup against Domina. However, just when it appears he's won, Sana turns on him and helps Domina come out on top, having been working for her all along to lure out Crimson Dawn's agents and eliminate them, in exchange for Sana's group all being freed of any debts to the Tagges.]]
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* ClarkesThirdLaw: The Ascendant were an ancient cult who sought to replicate the power of the Force using technology. Their inventions range from simple tricks such as magnetic gloves to artifacts which are for all intents and purposes the same as the Force (remove such as the thought dowser and Spark Eternal.

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* ClarkesThirdLaw: The Ascendant were an ancient cult who sought to replicate the power of the Force using technology. Their inventions range from simple tricks such as magnetic gloves to artifacts which are for all intents and purposes the same as the Force (remove Force, such as the thought dowser and Spark Eternal.
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* ClarkesThirdLaw: The Ascendant were an ancient cult who sought to replicate the power of the Force using technology. Their inventions range from simple tricks such as magnetic gloves to artifacts which are for all intents and purposes the same as the Force (remove such as the thought dowser and Spark Eternal.


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*DarkIsNotEvil: [[spoiler: Despite wearing clothing that would fit Sith acolytes, their sinister reputation and sinister-looking technology, it turns out that the Ascendant were fighting against the ancient Sith.]]


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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The Ascendant are introduced as an ancient Sith-worshiping cult dabbling in a technology that even the Sith shied away from, with the ObviouslyEvil design of their techology and sinister rituals supporting this image. However, memories of the Spark Eternal reveal that they were actually a noble group who sought to use their technology to fight the ancient Sith.]]

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* PoisonousFriend:
** Triple-Zero and BT-1 murder a gangster who was after Aphra without her knowledge.
** Aphra is captured by a band of Rebels who are trying to create a superweapon based on Death Star technology behind Mon Mothma's back.

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* PoisonousFriend:
** Triple-Zero and BT-1 murder a gangster who was after Aphra without her knowledge.
** Aphra is captured by a band of Rebels who are trying to create a superweapon based on Death Star technology behind Mon Mothma's back.


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* PsychoSupporter:
** Triple-Zero and BT-1 murder a gangster who was after Aphra without her knowledge.
** Aphra is captured by a band of Rebels who are trying to create a superweapon based on Death Star technology behind Mon Mothma's back.
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[[center:[[AC:It is a period of opportunity. In a\\
galaxy oppressed by the cruelty of\\
Imperial forces, there is little hope\\
for the future. But for those used to\\
operating on the fringes, there\\
is much potential for profit.\\
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Having successfully faked her own death at\\
Darth Vader's hands, rogue archaeologist\\
DOCTOR APHRA is back to doing what she does best:\\
locating and liberating rare artifacts. By\\
her side are a pair of homicidal droids and\\
Wookiee bounty hunter Black Krrsantan,\\
looking to collect on Aphra's debts.\\
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A valuable find has Aphra feeling pretty good.\\
With her archaeology accreditation, she'll be\\
able to sell the relic for its true value -- but soon\\
finds that her doctorate has been temporarily\\
revoked. Even worse, the man behind Aphra's\\
suspension is her own father....]]]]

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[[center:[[AC:It is a period [[[AC:This description was copied in violation of opportunity. In a\\
galaxy oppressed by the cruelty of\\
Imperial forces, there is little hope\\
for the future. But for those used to\\
operating on the fringes, there\\
is much potential for profit.\\
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Having successfully faked her own death at\\
Darth Vader's hands, rogue archaeologist\\
DOCTOR APHRA is back to doing what she does best:\\
locating and liberating rare artifacts. By\\
her side are a pair of homicidal droids and\\
Wookiee bounty hunter Black Krrsantan,\\
looking to collect on Aphra's debts.\\
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A valuable find has Aphra feeling pretty good.\\
With her archaeology accreditation, she'll be\\
able to sell the relic for its true value -- but soon\\
finds that her doctorate has been temporarily\\
revoked. Even worse, the man behind Aphra's\\
suspension is her own father....]]]]
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** Issue #23 sees the return of [[spoiler: Triple-Zero and BT-1]] for the first time since the previous run ended.



* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The last we saw of Triple-Zero and Bee-Tee in the original run, the former had been reduced to a head, and the latter to his processing unit. Despite Aphra taking them with her, they've yet to show up since. This is partially addressed in Issue #8, when Sana inquires into their whereabouts and Aphra states that she thinks they're freelancing.

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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The last we saw of Triple-Zero and Bee-Tee in the original run, the former had been reduced to a head, and the latter to his processing unit. Despite Aphra taking them with her, they've yet to show up since. This is partially addressed in Issue #8, when Sana inquires into their whereabouts and Aphra states that she thinks they're freelancing. [[spoiler: Issue #23 reveals that Aphra actually rebuilt them and left them on an otherwise abandoned planet, where circumstantial evidence would lead anyone with a grudge against Aphra to due to mistaking it for a bolthole, using the two as a means of getting rid of pursuers.]]
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* FantasticSlurs: Nokk, a sapient reptile, refers to humans as "milk-drinkers".
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* InterspeciesRomance: Two semi-recurring characters, Winloss and Nokk, are a married pair of exotic animal hunters. Winloss, the husband, is human; his wife Nokk is a Trandoshan, a reptilian humanoid. Trandoshans, notably, entirely avert tropes such as NonMammalianMammaries -- there's nothing beyond her say-so to inform human characters of Nokk's gender.

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* AndIMustScream: [[spoiler: When Aphra is possessed by the Spark Eternal, she's fully aware but has no control of her body.]]



** Kho's ultimate goal is the Spark of Eternity, the culmination of the Ascendant's research, which can transform a non-Force sensitive person into a Dark Side wielder on the level of a Sith Lord.

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** Kho's ultimate goal is the Spark of Eternity, Eternal, the culmination of the Ascendant's research, which can transform a non-Force sensitive person into a Dark Side wielder on the level of a Sith Lord.Lord. [[spoiler: It turns out to be self-aware, and possesses Aphra when activated.]]


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** At the end of Issue #21, Sana puts together a team to track down [[spoiler: the Spark-possessed Aphra]], bringing together Detta, Eustacia (both last seen in Issue #5), Korin, Vulaada, and Tolvan (all three unseen since the end of the first run).


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* GrandTheftMe: At the end of Issue #20, [[spoiler: Aphra is possessed by the Spark Eternal, which locks her in her own mind and hijacks her body]].
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** Kho's ultimate goal is the Spark of Eternity, the culmination of the Ascendant's research, which can transform a non-Force sensitive person into a Dark Side wielder on the level of a Sith Lord.


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** Issue #19's flashbacks show Eustacia hanging out with Aphra and Sana at the University of Bar'leth, which follows how the ''Fortune and Fate'' arc previously established that they were friends during that period of time.
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** In the prison arc, Aphra and Lopset get scanned for life signals. It detects ''three'' life signals, which causes confusion and they assume it’s a glitch. [[spoiler:The third life signal is the creature that Evazan is using the mask his face.]]

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** In the prison arc, Dek-⟦Nil⟧ scans Aphra and Lopset get scanned for life signals. It detects ''three'' life signals, which causes confusion and but they assume it’s a glitch. just [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Dek-⟦Nil⟧ being Dek-⟦Nil⟧]]. [[spoiler:The third life signal is the shapeshifting creature that Evazan is using the to mask his face.]]
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* UsedToBeASweetKid: According to Aphra and Sana, Kho Phon Farrus used to be a friendly nerd back when they were all university students, which is a vast difference from the mass murdering psychopath she is now.

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* UsedToBeASweetKid: According to Aphra and Sana, Kho Phon Farrus used to be a friendly nerd back when they were all university students, which is a vast difference from the mass murdering psychopath she is they are now.
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** Issue #18 brings back Beol De'rruyet, the ArcVillain of Issues #6-10.


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* LamePunReaction: In Issue #18, when Sana comments on the morbid string of ritual murders that Kho has been performing, Aphra starts to say that one involving severed tongues was "tasteful". Sana doesn't even let her finish the sentence before stopping her.


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* UsedToBeASweetKid: According to Aphra and Sana, Kho Phon Farrus used to be a friendly nerd back when they were all university students, which is a vast difference from the mass murdering psychopath she is now.
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* CastFullOfGay: Most of the main cast is queer, with Aphra being a lesbian, Sana is her ex-girlfriend and AmbiguouslyBi, and Just Lucky and Ariole Yu are ex-boyfriends. Lapin and Kho Phon Farrus are also both non-binary.
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* AcademyOfEvil: Aphra ultimately sells the Rur crystal to the "Shadow University". Though they are not shown doing anything particularly evil, the fact that they were included in Aphra's AuctionOfEvil and the fact that Aphra says she admires them imply that they are this. They also threaten to expose Aphra's cheating and get her doctorate revoked again if she does not sell the Rur crystal to them.

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* AcademyOfEvil: Aphra ultimately sells the Rur crystal to the "Shadow University". Though they are not shown doing anything particularly evil, the fact that they were included their inclusion in Aphra's AuctionOfEvil and the fact that Aphra says saying she admires them imply that they are this. They also threaten to expose Aphra's cheating and get her doctorate revoked again if she does not sell the Rur crystal to them.
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** Kho Phon Farrus, a rival archeologist specializing in Ascendant artifacts, claims that she is this to Aphra. Naturally, Doctor Aphra has so many enemies that Kho is barely on her radar at first.

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** Kho Phon Farrus, a rival archeologist specializing in Ascendant artifacts, claims that she is they are this to Aphra. Naturally, Doctor Aphra has so many enemies that Kho is barely on her radar at first.

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* ArchEnemy: The Tagge family as a whole seems set to become this to Aphra.

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The Tagge family as a whole seems set to become this to Aphra.Aphra.
** Kho Phon Farrus, a rival archeologist specializing in Ascendant artifacts, claims that she is this to Aphra. Naturally, Doctor Aphra has so many enemies that Kho is barely on her radar at first.
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It also received [[https://www.starwars.com/news/doctor-aphra-an-audiobook-original-revealed a full-cast "audiobook"]] expanding her first appearance from the ''Darth Vader'' comic, released in July 2020.

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It also received [[https://www.starwars.com/news/doctor-aphra-an-audiobook-original-revealed [[AudioPlay/StarWarsDoctorAphra a full-cast "audiobook"]] audiobook]] expanding her first appearance from the ''Darth Vader'' comic, released in July 2020.

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