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** This is partially because the empire had been run by the same dynasty for its entire history, this dynasty was Imperial so it is logical that only Imperials would become emperor.
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** JustfiedTrope since Robin is a strategic genius.
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** JustfiedTrope JustifiedTrope since Robin is a strategic genius.
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** The Nox and the Tollan are understandable candidates for the "not trying," award, but to lump the Ancients in with them? The ancients have been extinct for about ten thousand years, as of the current time. The very threat of Asgard intervention put a massive damper on Goa'uld expansion and kept them in check, while the Tok'ra kept the System Lords in a state of semi-constant war for most of their history. Were it not for these factors, Earth might have been conquered long ago. Still, the humans of Earth managed to take down the Ori, Goa'uld, and Replicators less than twelve years after their first off-world mission.
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** More blatantly, the card game has a human-only agenda (a victory condition) called "Leading the Races", which allows you to win by playing a human faction with lots of different alien species in it.
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* ''TheReconstruction'' justifies it through a lack of competition. Of the other two sentient species in the setting, the [[LizardFolk shra]] have a tendency to follow whoever seems strongest, the [[RubberForeheadAliens fortians]] don't care much about outside affairs, and the [[CatGirl fih'jik]] are traditionalistic to a fault, leaving humans as the primary explorers and leaders.
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* ''TheReconstruction'' ''VideoGame/TheReconstruction'' justifies it through a lack of competition. Of the other two sentient species in the setting, the [[LizardFolk shra]] have a tendency to follow whoever seems strongest, the [[RubberForeheadAliens fortians]] don't care much about outside affairs, and the [[CatGirl fih'jik]] are traditionalistic to a fault, leaving humans as the primary explorers and leaders.
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* In ''{{Farscape}}'', the very human-like Sebaceans are one of the two major powers in the galaxy. [[spoiler:As it turns out, they actually ''are'' genetically-engineered proto-humans from way back.]] As for the main cast, though the human Crichton is the main character, [[SubvertedTrope he isn't the leader]] - when they finally choose one, it's [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy D'Argo]].
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* In ''{{Farscape}}'', ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', the very human-like Sebaceans are one of the two major powers in the galaxy. [[spoiler:As it turns out, they actually ''are'' genetically-engineered proto-humans from way back.]] As for the main cast, though the human Crichton is the main character, [[SubvertedTrope he isn't the leader]] - when they finally choose one, it's [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy D'Argo]].
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Ehrm... sixty? First Contact was about 25-ish years ago in ME 1.
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** It's also notable that it took Humanity a grand total of 60 years to go from First Contact to a seat on the ruling Council. The Council has existed for ''millenia'', and every other sentient race joining the galactic community was just made a client race (save the Turians, who got their seat for almost single-handedly putting down the Krogan Rebellions). Humanity basically blusters its way in by showing up, expecting to be given a Council seat, and then getting annoyed that it's taking so long for the Council to catch up and do it already. And it works!
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** It's also notable that it took Humanity a grand total of 60 30 years to go from First Contact to a seat on the ruling Council. The Council has existed for ''millenia'', and every other sentient race joining the galactic community was just made a client race (save the Turians, who got their seat for almost single-handedly putting down the Krogan Rebellions). Humanity basically blusters its way in by showing up, expecting to be given a Council seat, and then getting annoyed that it's taking so long for the Council to catch up and do it already. And it works!
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**JustfiedTrope since Robin is a strategic genius.
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** The [[AllThereInTheManual background information]] for ''Master of Orion III'' shows that it was a human-led alliance that destroyed the Guardian. Of course, the humans then took the lion's share of the spoils, much to the chagrin of the other races. Humans were also instrumental in stopping the [[AbusivePrecursors Antareans]] (or so they thought).
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*** It should be noted that the Rebellion would likely never succeed without Ackbar and the Mon Calamari ships, which are the most capable of Rebel ships in terms of having a snowball's chance in hell of surviving a slugfest with an Imperial Star Destroyer.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': In early editions, only humans were allowed to be Paladins, the natural party leader class. This was {{Justified}} by the D&D universe being "humanocentric", with humans as the most dominant race. Later explanations fleshed the concept out more, in that humans make up for their short lifespans and lack of specialized ability in any given area (elves for magic, dwarves for blacksmithing, etc.) with an ambition and drive longer-lived races lack and a knack for being able to become skilled in almost ''any'' profession, in essence becoming an entire race of [[TheMario Marios]]. By comparison, dwarves tended to not be very skilled at magic, halflings weren't the most skilled fighters, etc.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': In early editions, only humans were allowed to be Paladins, the natural party leader class. This was {{Justified}} by the D&D universe being "humanocentric", with humans as the most dominant race. Later explanations fleshed the concept out more, in that humans make up for their short lifespans and lack of specialized ability in any given area (elves for magic, dwarves for blacksmithing, etc.) with an ambition and drive longer-lived races lack and a knack for being able to become skilled in almost ''any'' profession, in essence becoming an entire race of [[TheMario Marios]].[[JackOfAllTrades Jacks Of All Trades]]. By comparison, dwarves tended to not be very skilled at magic, halflings weren't the most skilled fighters, etc.
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You forgot one species.
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* ''TheReconstruction'' justifies it through a lack of competition. Of the other two sentient species in the setting, the [[LizardFolk Shra]] have a tendency to follow whoever seems strongest, and the [[CatGirl Fih'Jik]] are traditionalistic to a fault, leaving humans as the primary innovators.
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* ''TheReconstruction'' justifies it through a lack of competition. Of the other two sentient species in the setting, the [[LizardFolk Shra]] shra]] have a tendency to follow whoever seems strongest, the [[RubberForeheadAliens fortians]] don't care much about outside affairs, and the [[CatGirl Fih'Jik]] fih'jik]] are traditionalistic to a fault, leaving humans as the primary innovators. explorers and leaders.
** It's also subverted, since TheHero is a shra. Could be DoubleSubverted, though, since he's an extreme subversion of most fantasy heroes and doesn't actually do much leading.
** It's also subverted, since TheHero is a shra. Could be DoubleSubverted, though, since he's an extreme subversion of most fantasy heroes and doesn't actually do much leading.
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* Probably a coincidence, but for a short time Bouncing Boy is designated as leader for the LegionOfSuperheroes. Guess which planet he's from. Go on.
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* Probably a coincidence, but for a short time Bouncing Boy is designated as leader for the LegionOfSuperheroes.Series/LegionOfSuperheroes. Guess which planet he's from. Go on.
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* A Slight variation: ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''. There are only two aliens in the group, Starfire and Raven, But Beast Boy and Cyborg have powers. Robin, the only completely normal Human on the team is considered leader.
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* A Slight variation: ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''. There are only two aliens in the group, Starfire and Raven, But Beast Boy and Cyborg have powers. Robin, the only completely normal Human on the team team, is considered leader.
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* Probably a coincidence, but for a short time Bouncing Boy is designated as leader for the Legion of Superheroes. Guess which planet he's from. Go on.
* A Slight variation: TeenTitans. There are only two aliens in the group, Starfire and Raven, But Beast Boy and Cyborg have powers. Robin, the only completely normal Human on the team is considered leader.
* A Slight variation: TeenTitans. There are only two aliens in the group, Starfire and Raven, But Beast Boy and Cyborg have powers. Robin, the only completely normal Human on the team is considered leader.
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* Probably a coincidence, but for a short time Bouncing Boy is designated as leader for the Legion of Superheroes.LegionOfSuperheroes. Guess which planet he's from. Go on.
* A Slight variation:TeenTitans.''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''. There are only two aliens in the group, Starfire and Raven, But Beast Boy and Cyborg have powers. Robin, the only completely normal Human on the team is considered leader.
* A Slight variation:
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* A Slight variation: TeenTitans. There are only two aliens in the group, Starfire and Raven, But Beast Boy and Cyborg have powers. Robin, the only completely normal Human on the team is considered leader.
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** It's also notable that it took Humanity a grand total of 60 years to go from First Contact to a seat on the ruling Council. The Council has existed for ''millenia'', and every other sentient race joining the galactic community was just made a client race (save the Turians, who got their seat for almost single-handedly putting down the Krogan Rebellions). Humanity basically blusters its way in by showing up, expecting to be given a Council seat, and then getting annoyed that it's taking so long for the Council to catch up and do it already. And it works!
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* In E.E. "Doc" Smith's ''{{Lensman}}'' stories the humans of [[strike:Earth]] Tellus led and provided most of the membership of the Galactic Patrol, even though other races were involved.
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* In E.E. "Doc" Smith's EEDocSmith's ''{{Lensman}}'' stories the humans of [[strike:Earth]] Tellus led and provided most of the membership of the Galactic Patrol, even though other races were involved.
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-->"Look, little girl. When you [[IDidWhatIHadToDo want a problem shot]], ask a [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy turian]]. When you [[ObstructiveBureaucrat want a problem talked to death]], ask an [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe asari]]. When you [[NiceJobBreakingItHero want a new problem]], ask a [[TheGreys salarian]]. [[HumanityIsSuperior When you want a problem fixed, ask a human.]]"
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* In ''{{FarScape}}'', the very human-like Sebaceans are one of the two major powers in the galaxy. [[spoiler:As it turns out, they actually ''are'' genetically-engineered proto-humans from way back.]] As for the main cast, though the human Crichton is the main character, [[{{Subversion}} he isn't the leader]] - when they finally choose one, it's [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy D'Argo]].
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* In ''{{FarScape}}'', ''{{Farscape}}'', the very human-like Sebaceans are one of the two major powers in the galaxy. [[spoiler:As it turns out, they actually ''are'' genetically-engineered proto-humans from way back.]] As for the main cast, though the human Crichton is the main character, [[{{Subversion}} [[SubvertedTrope he isn't the leader]] - when they finally choose one, it's [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy D'Argo]].
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Compare ''and'' contrast HumansAreWarriors; both may be in play at the same time, but usually it's either one or the other. ''Definitely ''contrast with HumansAreMorons. MightyWhitey is an earthbound sister trope. It goes hand in hand with HumansAreDiplomats.
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Compare ''and'' contrast HumansAreWarriors; both may be in play at the same time, but usually it's either one or the other. ''Definitely ''contrast with HumansAreMorons. MightyWhitey is an earthbound sister trope. It goes hand in hand with HumansAreDiplomats. Probably influenced by MostWritersAreHuman as well.
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* In ''FarScape'', the very human-like Sebaceans are one of the two major powers in the galaxy. [[spoiler:As it turns out, they actually ''are'' genetically-engineered proto-humans from way back.]]
** Forget the Sebaceans, who's leading our motley crew? The fish-out-of-water Earthman is it not?
*** It is not. When they get around to formally designating a leader of their group it is not Chriton by D'argo.
** Forget the Sebaceans, who's leading our motley crew? The fish-out-of-water Earthman is it not?
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* In ''FarScape'', ''{{FarScape}}'', the very human-like Sebaceans are one of the two major powers in the galaxy. [[spoiler:As it turns out, they actually ''are'' genetically-engineered proto-humans from way back.]]
** Forget]] As for the Sebaceans, who's leading our motley crew? The fish-out-of-water Earthman main cast, though the human Crichton is it not?
*** It is not. Whenthe main character, [[{{Subversion}} he isn't the leader]] - when they get around to formally designating a leader of their group it is not Chriton by D'argo.finally choose one, it's [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy D'Argo]].
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*** It is not. When
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* StargateSG1 in spades. Let's face it the Tok'ra and Asgard have been spinning their wheels for milennia - and the Nox, the Tollan and the Ancients aren't even trying. But when four man teams of Earthpeople get in the mix we get solutions for problems like the Goa'uld, the Replicators, the Ori, the Wraith...!
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* StargateSG1 in spades. Let's face it the Tok'ra and Asgard have been spinning their wheels for milennia - and the Nox, the Tollan and the Ancients aren't even trying. But when four man teams of Earthpeople get in the mix we get solutions for problems like the Goa'uld, the Replicators, the Ori, the Wraith...!
! Sure, we cause a lot of new problems too, but hell, we get things done! Defenders of three galaxies people; At least the Ancients, Nox, Furlings and Asgard supposedly had each other to lean on for active help.
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**The Federation is a political entity; Starfleet is a human-founded institution affiliated with it. Nobody else thought, 'hey, I think our anschluss deserves an army/navy/exploratory fleet!'
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** Though this isn't terribly unexpected since humans were always the majority species in the Star Wars galaxy. And it's worth noting that humans started and comprised the majority of the Empire, too.
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* In John D. [=MacDonald's=] ''Ballroom of the Skies'', the galactic government deliberately keeps Earth [[PoweredByAForsakenChild impoverished and war-torn]] ... because that [[TheSpartanWay toughens Earthpeople spiritually]] to the point that they make good recruits — to '''''[[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans run]]''''' the galactic government.
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* In John D. [=MacDonald's=] ''Ballroom of the Skies'', the galactic government deliberately keeps Earth [[PoweredByAForsakenChild impoverished and war-torn]] ... because that [[TheSpartanWay toughens Earthpeople spiritually]] to the point that they make good recruits — to '''''[[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans run]]''''' the galactic government.
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* Although there are several different human species in the ''ElderScrolls'' series, the Empire that controls the continent of Tamriel is run through all four games in the main series by an Imperial, a human, and all past Emperors in the Empire's history have been Imperial bar one.
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* In John D. [=MacDonald's=] ''Ballroom of the Skies'', the galactic government deliberately keeps Earth [[PoweredByAForsakenChild impoverished and war-torn]] ... because that [[TheSpartanWay toughens Earthpeople spiritually]] to the point that they make good recruits — to '''''[[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans run]]''''' the galactic government.
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* In John D. [=MacDonald's=] ''Ballroom of the Skies'', the galactic government deliberately keeps Earth [[PoweredByAForsakenChild impoverished and war-torn]] ... because that [[TheSpartanWay toughens Earthpeople spiritually]] to the point that they make good recruits — to '''''[[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans run]]''''' the galactic government.
* In one of Gordon Dickson's stories, the aliens of a far distant planet are ''extremely'' glad to see humans jetting around again, taking charge of things--because none of them really ''want'' all that trouble.
* In one of Gordon Dickson's stories, the aliens of a far distant planet are ''extremely'' glad to see humans jetting around again, taking charge of things--because none of them really ''want'' all that trouble.
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Compare ''and'' contrast HumansAreWarriors; both may be in play at the same time, but usually it's either one or the other. MightyWhitey is an earthbound sister trope. It goes hand in hand with HumansAreDiplomats.
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Compare ''and'' contrast HumansAreWarriors; both may be in play at the same time, but usually it's either one or the other. ''Definitely ''contrast with HumansAreMorons. MightyWhitey is an earthbound sister trope. It goes hand in hand with HumansAreDiplomats.
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** Forget the Sebaceans, who's leading our motley crew? The fish-out-of-water Earthman is it not?
* StargateSG1 in spades. Let's face it the Tok'ra and Asgard have been spinning their wheels for milennia - and the Nox, the Tollan and the Ancients aren't even trying. But when four man teams of Earthpeople get in the mix we get solutions for problems like the Goa'uld, the Replicators, the Ori, the Wraith...!
* StargateSG1 in spades. Let's face it the Tok'ra and Asgard have been spinning their wheels for milennia - and the Nox, the Tollan and the Ancients aren't even trying. But when four man teams of Earthpeople get in the mix we get solutions for problems like the Goa'uld, the Replicators, the Ori, the Wraith...!