History PlayingWith / MysticalPregnancy

* '''Subverted''':
** The characters believe the pregnancy involves supernatural means, but turns out the pregnancy is perfectly normal and Alice gives birth to a normal kid…
** Although Alice ''is'' a pregnant virgin, [[Series/JaneTheVirgin the pregnancy is the result of a medical mistake]], not anything supernatural.
* '''Double Subverted''':
** …until the kid's abnormalities manifest themselves at [[PubertySuperpower puberty]].
** Except that the sperm donor was a superhero, and the kid is born with superpowers.

** In Alice's society, pregnancy and sex are only to happen in the context of marriage. Alice is not married, and even though she did not become pregnant through [[SexTropes ordinary means]], she is subject to HonorRelatedAbuse or SlutShaming.

* '''Subverted''': The characters believe the pregnancy involves supernatural means, but turns out the pregnancy is perfectly normal and Alice gives birth to a normal kid…

* '''Double Subverted''': …until the kid's abnormalities manifest themselves at [[PubertySuperpower puberty]].

* '''Averted''': All pregnancies that appear have no supernatural involvement
** No pregnancies are shown throughout the work

** Everyone in the setting manages to get pregnant, even if they are a virgins, infertile, post-menopausal, and/or [[MisterSeahorse biologically male]] because AWizardDidIt.

* '''Lampshaded''': Alice's midwife gives her advice to protect her unborn baby from magicians. Alice brushes it off, and the baby gets affected by magic. When the midwife finds out, she chastises Alice for not following her advice. "I'm a widwife--I see this all the time! I know what I'm talking about! Why didn't you take the precautions I told you to?"

** Everyone in the setting manages to get pregnant, even if they are a virgins, infertile and/or [[MisterSeahorse biologically male]] because AWizardDidIt.

* '''Parodied''': ???

* '''Downplayed''':
** Alice is just infertile and uses magic to increase her fertility and allow her to conceive a child.
** MaybeMagicMaybeMundane--Alice's enemy {{curse}}s her and her baby, and her child is then born with hemophilia, but it's not clear if the curse caused it.

%%%* '''Implied''': ???

** Everyone in the setting manages to get pregnant even if they are a virgins, infertile and/or [[MisterSeahorse biologically male]] because AWizardDidIt.

** MaybeMagicMaybeMundane--Alice's enemy {{curse}}s her and her baby, and her child is then born with hemophilia, but it's not clear if the curse caused the hemophilia.

* '''Zig Zagged''': Alice thinks the her unborn child was conceived due to magical means, only to realize that wasn't the case… until she goes in for a sonogram and realized the child is a FetusTerrible. The characters perform a ritual to make the baby normal and it seems to work… until Jill gives birth to a magical baby… but the baby loses its powers after a while.

* '''Lampshaded''': ???

* '''Defied''': ???

* '''Straight''': Jane gets pregnant due to magical means.
* '''Exaggerated''': Everyone in the setting manages to get pregnant even if they are a virgins, infertile and/or [[MisterSeahorse biologically male]] because AWizardDidIt. The magic affects their pregnancies in outlandish fantastic ways and leads to the birth of super-magical children.
* '''Downplayed''': Jane is just infertile and uses magic to increase her fertility and allow her to conceive a child.
* '''Justified''': [[AWizardDidIt The magic/technolgy in the setting is established to be able to do that]] and it is a normal occurence.
* '''Inverted''': A realistically complicated pregnancy is simplified using magical or science fiction means.
* '''Subverted''': The characters believe the pregnancy involves supernatural means, but turns out the pregnancy is perfectly normal...
* '''Double Subverted''': ...perfectly normal until Jane gives birth to a magical child

* '''Zig Zagged''': Jill thinks the her unborn child was conceived due to magical means, only to realize that wasn't the case... until she goes in for a sonogram and realized the child is a Fetus Terrible. The characters perform a ritual to make the baby normal and it seems to work... until Jill gives birth to a magical baby, but the baby loses its powers after a while.

** The pregnancy ends up leading to complications that hurt/kill the unborn child and/or [[DeathByChildbirth kill the mother]].

%%* '''Reconstructed''': ???

* '''Zig Zagged''': ???

** No pregnancies are shown

** The unnatural pregnancy leaves a impact on the mother, who develops emotional problems due to the ordeal.

* '''Deconstructed''': The pregnancy ends up leading to complications that hurt/kill the unborn child and/or [[DeathByChildbirth kill the mother]]]

* '''Justified''': The magic/technolgy in the setting is established to be able to do that.

* '''Double Subverted''': Perfectly normal until Jane gives birth to a magical child

* '''Subverted''': ???
* '''Double Subverted''': ???

* '''Averted''': ???

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%%* '''Implied''': ???
%%* '''Deconstructed''': ???

* '''Exaggerated''': Everyone in the setting manages to get pregnant even if they are a virgins and/or [[MisterSeahorse biologically male]] because AWizardDidIt. The magic affects their pregnancies in outlandish fantastic ways and leads to the birth of super-magical children.
* '''Downplayed''': Jane uses magic to increase her fertility and allow her to conceive a child.

* '''Inverted''': ???

'''Basic Trope''': A character's pregnancy is complicated by supernatural means
* '''Straight''': Jane gets pregnant due to magical means

* '''Downplayed''': Jane uses magic to increase her fertility and allow her to conceive a child
* '''Justified''': The magic/technolgy in the setting is established to be able to do that

* '''Conversed''': ???