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If these tropes become beloved enough that authors and audiences alike practically never get tired of their frequent use, they have huge potential to become OmnipresentTropes, UniversalTropes, OverdosedTropes, or even JustForFun/TropesOfLegend.
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If these tropes become beloved enough that authors and audiences alike practically never get tired of their frequent use, they have huge potential to become OmnipresentTropes, UniversalTropes, OverdosedTropes, or even JustForFun/TropesOfLegend. See also SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample.
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"Along with its inverse trope, this serves as a Logical Extreme of Tropes Are Tools." No it doesn't, because Tropes Are Tools is an Administrivia page and not a trope. In fact, Favorite Trope and Pet Peeve Trope have nothing to do with Tropes Are Tools, which is the axiom that tropes are not inherently good or bad, meaning that what is a Favorite or a Pet Peeve Trope is entirely subjective. This whole paragraph makes it sound like tropes alone decide whether audiences like a show or not. This is, of course, not so; the success or popularity of a show is dependent on a lot of factors. Few people will decide if they love or hate a show on the basis of a single trope.
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Along with its inverse trope, this serves as a LogicalExtreme of TropesAreTools. Just as a trope's usage can [[AudienceAlienatingPremise alienate a potential audience]], it can just as easily [[NewbieBoom cause a surge of interest in the work]]. When a work starts to make more frequent and/or better use of a widely accepted Favorite Trope, it's often seen as sign that work is GrowingTheBeard and stepping it up. And if these tropes get utilized to quickly garner interest in a new work or restore faith in work, you have SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced and WinBackTheCrowd respectively.
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Along with its inverse trope, this serves as a LogicalExtreme of TropesAreTools. Just as a trope's usage can [[AudienceAlienatingPremise alienate a potential audience]], it can just as easily [[NewbieBoom cause a surge of interest in the work]]. When a work starts to make more frequent and/or better use of a widely accepted Favorite Trope, it's often seen as sign that work is GrowingTheBeard and stepping it up. And if these tropes get utilized to quickly garner interest in a new work or restore faith in work, you have WinTheCrowd and WinBackTheCrowd respectively.
If these tropes become beloved enough that authors and audiences alike practically never get tired of their frequent use, they have huge potential to become OmnipresentTropes, UniversalTropes, OverdosedTropes, or even TropesOfLegend.
If these tropes become beloved enough that authors and audiences alike practically never get tired of their frequent use, they have huge potential to become OmnipresentTropes, UniversalTropes, OverdosedTropes, or even TropesOfLegend.
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Along with its inverse trope, this serves as a LogicalExtreme of TropesAreTools. Just as a trope's usage can [[AudienceAlienatingPremise alienate a potential audience]], it can just as easily [[NewbieBoom cause a surge of interest in the work]]. When a work starts to make more frequent and/or better use of a widely accepted Favorite Trope, it's often seen as sign that work is GrowingTheBeard and stepping it up. And if these tropes get utilized to quickly garner interest in a new work or restore faith in work, you have WinTheCrowd SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced and WinBackTheCrowd respectively.
If these tropes become beloved enough that authors and audiences alike practically never get tired of their frequent use, they have huge potential to become OmnipresentTropes, UniversalTropes, OverdosedTropes, or evenTropesOfLegend.JustForFun/TropesOfLegend.
If these tropes become beloved enough that authors and audiences alike practically never get tired of their frequent use, they have huge potential to become OmnipresentTropes, UniversalTropes, OverdosedTropes, or even
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Along with its inverse trope, this serves as a LogicalExtreme of TropesAreTools. Just as a trope's usage can [[AudienceAlienatingPremise alienate a potential audience]], it can just as easily [[NewbieBoom cause a surge of interest in the work]]. When a work starts to make more frequent and/or better use of a widely accepted Favorite Trope, it's often seen as sign that work is GrowingTheBeard and stepping it up. And if these tropes get utilized to quickly garner interest in a new work or restore faith in work, you have WinTheCrowd and WinBackTheCrowd respectively.
If these tropes become beloved enough that authors and audiences alike practically never get tired of their frequent use, they have huge potential to become OmnipresentTropes, UniversalTropes, OverdosedTropes, or even TropesOfLegend.
If these tropes become beloved enough that authors and audiences alike practically never get tired of their frequent use, they have huge potential to become OmnipresentTropes, UniversalTropes, OverdosedTropes, or even TropesOfLegend.
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The inverse of PetPeeveTrope, the FavoriteTrope is a trope which we love and like to see used in stories, one whose qualities and uses we generally appreciate, or admire as either an [[AcceptableBreaksFromReality Acceptable Break From Reality]] or an example of ShownTheirWork.
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The inverse of PetPeeveTrope, the FavoriteTrope Favorite Trope is a trope which we love and like to see used in stories, one whose qualities and uses we generally appreciate, or admire as either an [[AcceptableBreaksFromReality Acceptable Break From Reality]] or an example of ShownTheirWork.
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No examples, please. These go in the [[TroperTales/FavoriteTrope TroperTales]] entry. [[hottip:*:Well, some time has still to pass until we're given that much of a recognition in actual media. Some {{Webcomic}}s are pretty close, though.]]
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No examples, please. These go in This just defines the [[TroperTales/FavoriteTrope TroperTales]] entry.term. [[hottip:*:Well, some time has still to pass until we're given that much of a recognition in actual media. Some {{Webcomic}}s are pretty close, though.]]
