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* FourthWallShutInStory: An author becomes trapped inside their own fictional world.
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** BreakingTheReviewersWall
BreakingTheReviewersWall: Someone discussing the work directly interacts with the characters in it.
**ExploitingTheFourthWall
ExploitingTheFourthWall: Characters use their access to metafictional elements to their advantage.
**FourthWallMailSlotFourthWallMailSlot: Characters within the work respond to letters from real life fans.
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** FourthWallPsychFourthWallPsych: A subversion of BreakingTheFourthWall.
* FourthWallShutInStory: An author becomes trapped inside their own fictional world.
* FourthWallShutInStory: An author becomes trapped inside their own fictional world.
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** FromBeyondTheFourthWall
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** FromBeyondTheFourthWallFromBeyondTheFourthWall: Entities, items, or influences come into the story directly from the real world.
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** LoggingOntoTheFourthWallLoggingOntoTheFourthWall: Real audience members can visit the website from within the story.
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** NoInnerFourthWall
NoInnerFourthWall: NoFourthWall for the ShowWithinAShow.
**NoticingTheFourthWallNoticingTheFourthWall: A character makes the shocking realization that they exist within a story.
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* FourthWallShutInStory: An author becomes trapped inside their own fictional world.
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* AddressingThePlayer
AddressingThePlayer: The game talks to the player directly, rather than as if they were a character in the game.
*AllPartOfTheShow
AllPartOfTheShow: Genuine chaos during a show is misinterpreted as an intentional part of it.
*AlwaysALiveTransmissionAlwaysALiveTransmission: A work that would probably be pre-recorded still appears to be happening live.
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* AudienceParticipationFailure
AudienceParticipationFailure: The audience disrupts the performance by not giving the expected responses.
*AudienceWhatAudience
AudienceWhatAudience: Other characters can't see the metafictional elements that one character can.
*AuthorPowers
AuthorPowers: A character's godlike powers are justified by being the author of the work itself.
*AuthorsRetaliation
AuthorsRetaliation: A character is made to suffer due to offending the author of their own work.
*BehindTheBlack
BehindTheBlack: Character's aren't aware of what the audience can't see, even if it violates in-universe logic.
*BetterThanABareBulb
BetterThanABareBulb: A work or creator tends to apply LampshadeHanging extensively.
*BodyWipeBodyWipe: The camera makes contact with a character as it transitions to a new scene.
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* CatchTheConscienceCatchTheConscience: A show or story is put on to trigger the conscience of an audience member.
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* CommercialSwitcheroo
CommercialSwitcheroo: The real commercial interrupts or replaces the fake commercial.
*ConversationalTropingConversationalTroping: Characters talk about tropes in fiction despite being in fiction themselves.
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* DirectLineToTheAuthor
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* DirectLineToTheAuthor
DirectLineToTheAuthor: A work is presented as if it really happened and was later recounted to the actual creators.
*EasterEggEasterEgg: Some of the work's content can only be revealed by the right real-life circumstance or audience interaction.
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* EpistolaryNovelEpistolaryNovel: A novel is presented as if it was a compilation of multiple other writings.
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* ExternalRetcon
ExternalRetcon: One work explains or re-tells the events of another work as if the new one was the "real" story.
*FakeInteractivityFakeInteractivity: A work, often for children, prompts AudienceParticipation that has no actual effect on the work.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: The work features an in-universe playing/whistling/humming/etc. of a song from the soundtrack.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: The work features an in-universe playing/whistling/humming/etc. of the theme song.
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* OpeningShoutOut:The series references its own title sequence.
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* OpeningShoutOut:The OpeningShoutOut: The series references its own title sequence.
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** ReachingThroughTheFourthWall
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** ReachingThroughTheFourthWallReachingThroughTheFourthWall: A non-real concept passes through the fourth wall and becomes a real, physical person, object, place, animal, or event.
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* PaintingTheMedium
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* LetsWatchOurShowPlot: Characters watch and commentate on the actual episodes of their own show.
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* AscendedMemeAscendedMeme: A meme is made officially canon by the work it is derived from.
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* CastIncestCastIncest: Related characters are played by actors who are lovers in real life.
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* DeathByGenreSavvinessDeathByGenreSavviness: A character tries to use their knowledge of how things usually happen in stories similar to their current situation, but gets killed anyway.
* InCharacterCommentaries: The audio commentary on the home media release of a work consists of the actors pretending to be their characters recounting their experiences in the movie or television episode.
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* RageAgainstTheAuthorRageAgainstTheAuthor: The characters try to defy what the author wants to do with the story.
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: A work mentions factual information that sounds like made-up nonsense, followed immediately by a disclaimer that the information is accurate in spite of how outlandish it may sound.
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** MythologyPorn
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* FourthWallShutInStory: An author becomes trapped inside their own fictional world.
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** YouBastard: The audience is called out on enjoying the characters' suffering.
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* TwoForOneShow
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* TwoForOneShowTwoForOneShow: A ShowWithinAShow has equal prominence as the main plot.
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* HeKnowsAboutTimedHits: A character points out that an action or event can't happen in real life by asking in bewilderment how it can possibly happen.
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* HeKnowsAboutTimedHits: A character points out that an action or event can't happen in real life by asking in bewilderment Video game characters explain how it can possibly happen.the controls work.
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* HowIsThatEvenPossibleHowIsThatEvenPossible: A character points out that an action or event can't happen in real life by asking in bewilderment how it can possibly happen.
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* HeKnowsAboutTimedHitsHeKnowsAboutTimedHits: A character points out that an action or event can't happen in real life by asking in bewilderment how it can possibly happen.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: The work features an in-universe playing/whistling/huming/etc. of the theme song.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: The work features an in-universe playing/whistling/huming/etc.playing/whistling/humming/etc. of the theme song.
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* ActorAllusion
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* ActorAllusionActorAllusion: A work references the career or personal life of one of the actors involved.
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* AnimatedActorsAnimatedActors: Fictional characters act as if they're in-universe actors performing on the show.
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* AudienceParticipation
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* AudienceParticipationAudienceParticipation: A performance requires the audience to say things in response to what the characters say.
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CelebrityParadox: The people involved in a work of fiction may not exist in that work's reality.
*CharacterBlogCharacterBlog: A character has their own account on a real life social media website.
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* EndOfSeriesAwarenessEndOfSeriesAwareness: The ending of a series has the characters acknowledge that their show has come to an end.
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* ExpyCoexistenceExpyCoexistence: A parody or imitation of a copyrighted character is established to coexist with the character they are copying.
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* FourthWall
FourthWall: The invisible wall between a work of fiction and the real world.
**BreakingTheFourthWallBreakingTheFourthWall: A character talks directly to the audience or points out that they're in a work of fiction.
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** FourthWallObserverFourthWallObserver: A character who addresses the audience but is the only one who acknowledges the fourth wall's existence.
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** TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou
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** TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYouTheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: A character threatens to harm the audience.
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** LeaningOnTheFourthWall
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** LeaningOnTheFourthWallLeaningOnTheFourthWall: A character makes a statement that makes sense in-universe, but can also be interpreted as acknowledging that they are in a work of fiction.
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** NoFourthWall
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** NoFourthWallNoFourthWall: The fourth wall is broken so frequently that it may as well not exist.
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** ScoldingTheFourthWallBreaker
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** ScoldingTheFourthWallBreakerScoldingTheFourthWallBreaker: A character is reprimanded for breaking the fourth wall.
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* GenreSavvyGenreSavvy: A character who knows what to do in certain situations due to being knowledgeable on how similar events happen in specific works of fiction.
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* HostileShowTakeoverHostileShowTakeover: A villain tries to take over the hero's show as their own.
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* LampshadeHangingLampshadeHanging: Characters point out when a trope is in play or address the tendency for the trope to be present.
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* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOnLeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: Background music turns out to be coming from an in-universe source and is then turned off.
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* MediumAwarenessMediumAwareness: Characters are shown to be aware that they are in a work of fiction.
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* MythologyGagMythologyGag: An adaptation makes a reference to one or more of the previous continuities.
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* ProductionForeshadowingProductionForeshadowing: A work unintentionally alludes to another work that the same production company wouldn't produce until much later.
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RealWorldEpisode: An episode where the characters find their way into the real world.
*RecursiveCanonRecursiveCanon: A work of fiction somehow exists as a work of fiction within its own reality.
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* RidiculousFutureSequelisation
RidiculousFutureSequelisation: The future shows a film series to still be ongoing with more sequels being made.
*RefugeeFromTVLandRefugeeFromTVLand: An in-universe fictional character finds their way into the work of fiction's "real world".
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* SequelSnarkSequelSnark: A joke is made about the movie getting a sequel.
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* ShowWithinAShowShowWithinAShow: A work of fiction within the work of fiction.
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* ThemeTuneCameoThemeTuneCameo: The work features an in-universe playing/whistling/huming/etc. of the theme song.
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* ThisIsReality
ThisIsReality: A joke where a character points out that the real world isn't some cartoon, unaware that they actually ''are'' in a work of fiction.
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TitleDrop: A work's title is mentioned within the work.
*TrappedInTVLandTrappedInTVLand: Someone gets trapped inside a work of fiction.
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* WhoWouldWantToWatchUs
WhoWouldWantToWatchUs: The characters of a television show laugh at the idea of someone making a show starring them.
*WhoWritesThisCrapWhoWritesThisCrap: Characters remark about the writing having quality that leaves a lot to be desired.
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* YouJustRuinedTheShot
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* WrongGenreSavvy
WrongGenreSavvy: Someone thinks they know what needs to be done based on what they've seen done in fiction, but are foiled by not knowing the kind of story they're actually involved with.
*YouJustRuinedTheShotYouJustRuinedTheShot: Someone attempts to be a hero, but learns the hard way that the "disaster" was really a movie scene being filmed that their efforts have just ruined.
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