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* DragonRider
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Across all genres of fiction, not to mention in ''RealLife'', there is a fundamental need for people to get around. In some stories, little travel happens. But the more it does, the more likely this trope will be invoked: the protagonist(s)- ''and'' the villain(s)- will have a standard way to get around. And it will be ''[[RuleOfCool cool]]''. It may be unique. And if it is a form that is common in its worlds, it will stand out among all the other equivalents.
What's more, it will go well beyond being merely "transportation". It will be a tool, a weapon, a base, a home- maybe even a friend. These methods of travel often become iconic of their fictions, more so than any of the individual characters. They may even be [[VehicleTitle titular.]]
In universes where ALL transportation is cooler and different from what we have today, only [[AceCustom personalized vehicles]] fall under any of the Cool Transportation tropes. In ''Franchise/StarWars'' for example, the ''Millennium Falcon'' and the ''Slave 1'' might qualify, but the average X-Wing (or even Star Destroyer) would not.
What's more, it will go well beyond being merely "transportation". It will be a tool, a weapon, a base, a home- maybe even a friend. These methods of travel often become iconic of their fictions, more so than any of the individual characters. They may even be [[VehicleTitle titular.]]
In universes where ALL transportation is cooler and different from what we have today, only [[AceCustom personalized vehicles]] fall under any of the Cool Transportation tropes. In ''Franchise/StarWars'' for example, the ''Millennium Falcon'' and the ''Slave 1'' might qualify, but the average X-Wing (or even Star Destroyer) would not.
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Across all genres of fiction, not to mention in ''RealLife'', RealLife, there is a fundamental need for people to get around. In some stories, little travel happens. But the more it does, the more likely this trope will be invoked: the protagonist(s)- protagonist(s) -- ''and'' the villain(s)- villain(s) -- will have a standard way to get around. And it will be ''[[RuleOfCool cool]]''. It may be unique. And if it is a form that is common in its worlds, it will stand out among all the other equivalents.
What's more, it will go well beyond being merely "transportation". It will be a tool, a weapon, a base, a home- maybe even a friend. These methods of travel often become iconic of their fictions, more so than any of the individual characters. They may even be [[VehicleTitletitular.]]
titular]].
In universes whereALL ''all'' transportation is cooler and different from what we have today, only [[AceCustom personalized vehicles]] fall under any of the Cool Transportation tropes. In ''Franchise/StarWars'' for example, the ''Millennium Falcon'' and the ''Slave 1'' might qualify, but the average X-Wing (or even Star Destroyer) would not.
What's more, it will go well beyond being merely "transportation". It will be a tool, a weapon, a base, a home- maybe even a friend. These methods of travel often become iconic of their fictions, more so than any of the individual characters. They may even be [[VehicleTitle
In universes where
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* MobileCity: An entire city that moves around.
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* MobileCity: An entire city that moves around.
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