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Nerd is now a redirect to an Indexed And Nerdy and no longer a trope per TRS.


* TautologicalTemplar: Combined with HeadInTheSandManagement. The principal, Mr. Mooreman has a zero tolerance policy for violence, even when said violence is used in defending the resident {{nerd}} from the AlphaBitch and her GirlPosse. This comes back to bite him hard, literally.

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* TautologicalTemplar: Combined with HeadInTheSandManagement. The principal, Mr. Mooreman has a zero tolerance policy for violence, even when said violence is used in defending the resident {{nerd}} nerd from the AlphaBitch and her GirlPosse. This comes back to bite him hard, literally.

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The Lost Woods has been split between a video game level of the same name and Enchanted Forest. Cutting non-examples, zero-context potholes and ZCEs.


* LongHairedPrettyBoy: The sinister Mr Coldsteem.
* TheLostWoods: The Skull Valley, as everything in it is a little bit more mysterious.

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* %%* LongHairedPrettyBoy: The sinister Mr Coldsteem.
* TheLostWoods: The Skull Valley, as everything in it is a little bit more mysterious.
Coldsteem.
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* HollywoodNerd: Winston fits all the stereotypes.



* TautologicalTemplar: Combined with HeadInTheSandManagement. The principal, Mr. Mooreman has a zero tolerance policy for violence, even when said violence is used in defending the resident HollywoodGeek from the AlphaBitch and her GirlPosse. This comes back to bite him hard, literally.

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* TautologicalTemplar: Combined with HeadInTheSandManagement. The principal, Mr. Mooreman has a zero tolerance policy for violence, even when said violence is used in defending the resident HollywoodGeek {{nerd}} from the AlphaBitch and her GirlPosse. This comes back to bite him hard, literally.


* GhibliHills: In ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' you have only to cross the road from the school yard, and there you are, in an untouched woodland paradise.
* TheGoodOldBritishComp: Anny attends a Comprehensive school, although the laws of the ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' universe don't require the students to wear uniforms.
* HauntedHouse: In ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'', Uncle Tarkwin's mansion is known to be haunted. Perry Elliot, the ghost, frequently visits the library, and, (though he would like you to believe otherwise) Anny's bedroom.
* HighSchool: Despite being set in ''TheGoodOldBritishComp'' school, it mismatches American high school motifs, such as, lockers and trophy cabernets in the hallway, students wearing their own clothes, and high school stereotypes like, the ''AlphaBitch''

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* GhibliHills: In ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' you You have only to cross the road from the school yard, and there you are, in an untouched woodland paradise.
* TheGoodOldBritishComp: Anny attends a Comprehensive school, although the laws of the ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' ''Annyseed'' universe don't require the students to wear uniforms.
* HauntedHouse: In ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'', Uncle Tarkwin's mansion is known to be haunted. Perry Elliot, the ghost, frequently visits the library, and, (though he would like you to believe otherwise) Anny's bedroom.
* HighSchool: Despite being set in ''TheGoodOldBritishComp'' school, TheGoodOldBritishComp, it mismatches American high school motifs, such as, lockers and trophy cabernets in the hallway, students wearing their own clothes, and high school stereotypes like, the ''AlphaBitch''AlphaBitch.



* InTheHood: On page 19 we see that the sinister Coldsteem has adopted a hooded costume.

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* InTheHood: On page 19 19, we see that the sinister Coldsteem has adopted a hooded costume.



* TheLostWoods: The Skull valley in ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'', everything in it is a little bit more mysterious.

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* TheLostWoods: The Skull valley in ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'', Valley, as everything in it is a little bit more mysterious.



* MagicalLand: In ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' the magical land is not so much a secret, but goes unnoticed if you aren't looking for it. It surrounds the real world (which in itself, doesn't quite seem like reality), but the most magical area in ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' ’s version of the isle of Skye, is the woodland of Skull Valley, which works as a kind of ''MonsterTown''.

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* MagicalLand: In ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' the The magical land is not so much a secret, but goes unnoticed if you aren't looking for it. It surrounds the real world (which in itself, doesn't quite seem like reality), but the most magical area in ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' ’s version of the isle of Skye, is the woodland of Skull Valley, which works as a kind of ''MonsterTown''.



* TunnelNetwork: ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' features a large underground tunnel network that connects many of the residents of Skull Valley. (SPOILER WARNING) In the webcomic we see Anny and Winston use one of the tunnels to get from Professor Tripadiculous' secret lab to Hamish the Swamp Dragon's cave.

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* TunnelNetwork: ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' The comic features a large underground tunnel network that connects many of the residents of Skull Valley. (SPOILER WARNING) In the webcomic webcomic, we see Anny [[spoiler:Anny and Winston use one of the tunnels to get from Professor Tripadiculous' secret lab to Hamish the Swamp Dragon's cave.cave]].

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