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This term has become increasingly common in use, and can nowadays be heard at a higher frequency in movies and on the internet, to the point that it's [[https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/adorkable now appeared]] in a dictionaries.
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This term has become increasingly common in use, and can nowadays be heard at a higher frequency in movies and on the internet, to the point that it's [[https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/adorkable now appeared]] in a dictionaries.
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Any word in a dictionary is real, and a word is real before it's listed as well.
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This term has become increasingly common in use, and can nowadays be heard at a higher frequency in movies and on the internet. It's also a internet, to the point that it's [[https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/adorkable real word]] now appeared]] in a dictionary now.
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** ''Adorkable/StevenUniverse''
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Adorkable characters are fictional characters that the audience finds irresistible and cute because of their dorkiness, nerdiness, enthusiasm or vulnerability. Maybe they're [[NoSocialSkills socially inept]] or [[ShrinkingViolet shy]]. Maybe they're [[CuteClumsyGirl really clumsy]]. Maybe they have some really, ''really'' conspicuous {{character tic|s}} that tends to earn them weird looks. Maybe they're just so darn ''sweet'', that it borders on embarrassing. Heck, maybe they're just an out-and-out {{Nerd}}. However, rather than making them an outcast, these quirks give the character an endearing vulnerability.
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Adorkable characters are fictional characters that the audience finds irresistible and cute because of their dorkiness, nerdiness, enthusiasm or vulnerability. Maybe they're [[NoSocialSkills socially inept]] or [[ShrinkingViolet shy]]. Maybe they're [[TheKlutz really]] [[CuteClumsyGirl really clumsy]]. Maybe they have some really, ''really'' conspicuous {{character tic|s}} that tends to earn them weird looks. Maybe they're just so darn ''sweet'', that it borders on embarrassing. Heck, maybe they're just an out-and-out {{Nerd}}. However, rather than making them an outcast, these quirks give the character an endearing vulnerability.
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This term has become increasingly common in use, and can nowadays be heard at a higher frequency in movies and on the internet. It's also a [[http://www.collinsdictionary.com/submission/197/Adorkable real word]] in a dictionary now.
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This term has become increasingly common in use, and can nowadays be heard at a higher frequency in movies and on the internet. It's also a [[http://www.[[https://www.collinsdictionary.com/submission/197/Adorkable com/dictionary/english/adorkable real word]] in a dictionary now.
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Note that '''this is an audience reaction to certain characters''' -- EndearinglyDorky is for when characters within the work find a dorky person endearing, charming, or even attractive. Compare {{Moe}}, where an adorable character instills feelings of protectiveness.
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Note that '''this is an audience reaction to certain characters''' -- EndearinglyDorky characters'''--EndearinglyDorky is for when characters within the work find a dorky person endearing, charming, or even attractive. Compare {{Moe}}, where an adorable character instills feelings of protectiveness.
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An adorkable character is, true to the name, "dorky" in some fashion. Maybe they're [[NoSocialSkills socially inept]] or [[ShrinkingViolet shy]]. Maybe they're [[CuteClumsyGirl really clumsy]]. Maybe they have some really, ''really'' conspicuous {{character tic|s}} that tends to earn them weird looks. Maybe they're just so darn ''sweet'', that it borders on embarrassing. Heck, maybe they're just an out-and-out {{Nerd}}. However, rather than making them an outcast, these quirks give the character an endearing vulnerability.
This character type is often male, but can be female with equal frequency. In male cases, societal norms would seem to suggest that this is the opposite of the (Western) "[[RealMenDontCry Male Ideal]]"; in reality, many people find these characters appealing: Rather than an over-the-top caricature, these characters are enjoyable and relatable because they're ''not'' [[TestosteronePoisoning absurd supermen]].
Not to be confused with the HollywoodNerd, who are likable because they're attractive nerds, whereas adorkable people are likable because of their dorkiness. The two can and often do overlap, but are not mutually inclusive; if a battle-hardened marine or a grizzled biker has a sweet, shy and awkward personality when he's not being a badass, then he not only still totally counts, but even gets bonus points for [[RealMenWearPink bucking the stereotype]].
This term has become increasingly common in use, and can nowadays be heard at a higher frequency in movies and on the internet. It's definitely TruthInTelevision, although there is some debate over how much social awkwardness should be glamorized.
See also TheWoobie and NerdsAreSexy. May cause WeaknessTurnsHerOn. May also be a CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass, an outright BadassAdorable, or occasionally prone to [[LetsGetDangerous getting dangerous]].
It's also a [[http://www.collinsdictionary.com/submission/197/Adorkable real word]] in a dictionary now.
This character type is often male, but can be female with equal frequency. In male cases, societal norms would seem to suggest that this is the opposite of the (Western) "[[RealMenDontCry Male Ideal]]"; in reality, many people find these characters appealing: Rather than an over-the-top caricature, these characters are enjoyable and relatable because they're ''not'' [[TestosteronePoisoning absurd supermen]].
Not to be confused with the HollywoodNerd, who are likable because they're attractive nerds, whereas adorkable people are likable because of their dorkiness. The two can and often do overlap, but are not mutually inclusive; if a battle-hardened marine or a grizzled biker has a sweet, shy and awkward personality when he's not being a badass, then he not only still totally counts, but even gets bonus points for [[RealMenWearPink bucking the stereotype]].
This term has become increasingly common in use, and can nowadays be heard at a higher frequency in movies and on the internet. It's definitely TruthInTelevision, although there is some debate over how much social awkwardness should be glamorized.
See also TheWoobie and NerdsAreSexy. May cause WeaknessTurnsHerOn. May also be a CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass, an outright BadassAdorable, or occasionally prone to [[LetsGetDangerous getting dangerous]].
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Societal norms would seem to suggest that this is the opposite of the (Western) ideal man or woman; in reality, many fans find these characters appealing: rather than an over-the-top caricature, these characters are enjoyable and relatable because they're ''not'' [[MenAreStrongWomenArePretty absurd supermen or unattainable supermodels]]. However, a hardened or attractive character can still be seen as Adorkable by the audience if they display traits like shyness or awkwardness underneath their exterior.
Not to be confused with the HollywoodNerd, who are likable because they're attractive nerds, whereas adorkable people are likable because of their dorkiness. The two can and often do overlap, but are not mutually inclusive; if a battle-hardened marine or a grizzled biker has a sweet, shy and awkward personality when he's not being a badass, then he not only still totally counts, but even gets bonus points for [[RealMenWearPink bucking the stereotype]].
See also TheWoobie and NerdsAreSexy. May cause WeaknessTurnsHerOn. May also be a CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass, an outright BadassAdorable, or occasionally prone to [[LetsGetDangerous getting dangerous]].
Note that '''this is an audience reaction to certain characters'''. Compare {{Moe}}, where an adorable character instills feelings of protectiveness.
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This character type is [[AlwaysMale usually male]], but can be female as well. While societal norms would seem to suggest that this is the opposite of the (Western) "[[RealMenDontCry Male Ideal]]", in reality, many people find these characters appealing: Rather than an over-the-top caricature, these characters are enjoyable and relatable because they're ''not'' [[TestosteronePoisoning absurd supermen]].
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This character type is [[AlwaysMale usually male]], often male, but can be female as well. While with equal frequency. In male cases, societal norms would seem to suggest that this is the opposite of the (Western) "[[RealMenDontCry Male Ideal]]", Ideal]]"; in reality, many people find these characters appealing: Rather than an over-the-top caricature, these characters are enjoyable and relatable because they're ''not'' [[TestosteronePoisoning absurd supermen]].
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The word "Adorkable" is a portmanteau of "Adorable" and "Dork". That neatly encapsulates this trope. Adorkable characters are "dorky" in some fashion. Maybe they're [[NoSocialSkills socially inept]] or [[ShrinkingViolet shy]]. Maybe they're [[CuteClumsyGirl really clumsy]]. Maybe they have some really, ''really'' conspicuous {{character tic|s}} that tends to earn them weird looks. Maybe they're just so darn ''sweet'', that it borders on embarrassing. Heck, maybe they're just an out-and-out {{Nerd}}. However, rather than making them an outcast, these quirks give the character an endearing vulnerability.
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