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* Descriptiveville:
** While not necessarily a WretchedHive, Crudgutter is the home to thieves, scumbags, corrupt officers, and counterfeiters. Its law enforcement is ineffective, being held in check by a comptroller who doesn't even hide the fact that he is being bribed.
** Pugtown. A town inhabited by humanoid pugs called puglins. Home to people such as Pugleen, Puglas, Pugule, Pugjon, Puglisa and Puggo.
** While not necessarily a WretchedHive, Crudgutter is the home to thieves, scumbags, corrupt officers, and counterfeiters. Its law enforcement is ineffective, being held in check by a comptroller who doesn't even hide the fact that he is being bribed.
** Pugtown. A town inhabited by humanoid pugs called puglins. Home to people such as Pugleen, Puglas, Pugule, Pugjon, Puglisa and Puggo.
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* FlippingTheTable: Hector does this in Chapter 164, after Basri returns from Pugtown.
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* FlippingTheTable: Hector does this in mostly:
** In Chapter164, 124, after Basri returns from Pugtown.Pugtown and says he wants to talk to Rilien.
** He does this again in Chapter 159 while the rest of the crew were talking about Darian. He got so angry he picked the table back up and flipped it again.
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** He does this again in Chapter 159 while the rest of the crew were talking about Darian. He got so angry he picked the table back up and flipped it again.
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** Hector also does this in Chapter 164, as he proposes to be the next new Warrior of Crudgutter.
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* FlippingTheTable: Hector does this in Chapter 164, after Basri returns from Pugtown.
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* CaptainMorganPose:
** Darian does this in Chapter 157, next to a statue while he lectures Basri on Crudgutter's three high offices.
** Hector also does this in Chapter 164, as he proposes to be the next new Warrior of Crudgutter.
** Darian does this in Chapter 157, next to a statue while he lectures Basri on Crudgutter's three high offices.
** Hector also does this in Chapter 164, as he proposes to be the next new Warrior of Crudgutter.
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* OneSteveLimit: Played with. Turns out there is another Hector, this one a raccoon. After he stole the prize for the [[TournamentArc tournament of power]], he was paying everybody to call just him Hector instead of Raccoon Hector. And Human Hector is peeved about it.
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* OneSteveLimit: Played with. Turns out there is another Hector, this one a raccoon. After [[spoiler:After he stole the prize for the [[TournamentArc tournament of power]], power]],]] he was paying everybody to call just him Hector instead of Raccoon Hector. And Human Hector is peeved about it.
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* TournamentArc: Occuring the same time Basri and Pugleen returned to Pugtown. Hector and the others were invited to a tournament of power apparently held only once every thousand years. It was discussed and even teased a little, but very little detail was given about it. [[spoiler:Raccoon Hector won by stealing the prize.]]
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* TournamentArc: Occuring the same time Basri and Pugleen returned to Pugtown. Hector and the others were invited to a tournament of power apparently held only once every thousand years.years, while Basri and Pugleen were returning to Pugtown. It was discussed and even teased a little, but very little detail was given about it. [[spoiler:Raccoon Hector won by stealing the prize.]] ]]
* TravelMontage: Happens in chapter 125 [[spoiler:during Basri and Stump's search for Rilien]].
* TravelMontage: Happens in chapter 125 [[spoiler:during Basri and Stump's search for Rilien]].
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted. Turns out there is another Hector, this one a raccoon. After he stole the prize for the tournament of power, he was paying everybody to call just him Hector instead of Raccoon Hector. And Human Hector is peeved about it.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted.Played with. Turns out there is another Hector, this one a raccoon. After he stole the prize for the [[TournamentArc tournament of power, power]], he was paying everybody to call just him Hector instead of Raccoon Hector. And Human Hector is peeved about it.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted. Turns out Sanchros knows another Hector, this one a raccoon.
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* CypherLanguage: Adnihilus speaks in a substitution cipher set of symbols, but if you squint your eyes just right, you can actually read what he's saying. Basri and Rilien also uses this language to banish him.
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* CypherLanguage: Adnihilus speaks Demonoids speak in a substitution cipher set of symbols, but if you squint your eyes just right, you can actually read what he's saying. Basri and Rilien also uses this language to banish him.Adnihilus.
** Gekker wrote a comic book/pamphlet using this lettering, but the other conversations in the realm are depicted in common.
* DisproportionateRetribution: Once Pugule has become the chancellor of Pugtown, offences as small as accidental littering get a spanking with a rolled-up newspaper. Calling the chancellor a bad dog gets jail time.
** Gekker wrote a comic book/pamphlet using this lettering, but the other conversations in the realm are depicted in common.
* DisproportionateRetribution: Once Pugule has become the chancellor of Pugtown, offences as small as accidental littering get a spanking with a rolled-up newspaper. Calling the chancellor a bad dog gets jail time.
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* EvilInc: The Prince of Spires's headquarters is a multi-story office building with its own parking lot for fomsters that seem to be used as cars. His organization seems to be run like a corporation. Puglas and Gekker spoke to a receptionist before being allowed to meet the Prince of Spires in his office.
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* TalentContest: Hector enters Basri into a talent competition once he discovers Basri's singing ability.
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* SummerCampy: Everdeep Springs Magicamp for Gifted Wizkids is a poorly maintained, mismanaged dump run by an exiled wizard. For two weeks Basri and the other campers had to put up with perils from monsters and ghosts, even one of their own. [[spoiler:Eventually, even the camp director himself.]]
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* WeirdWest: the [[spoiler:demonoid realm]] town Puglas found himself in, right down to its beleaguered townsfolk and the two villainous henchmen out to collect their joy and spirit.
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* WeirdWest:the The [[spoiler:demonoid realm]] town Puglas found himself in, right down to its beleaguered townsfolk and the two villainous henchmen out to collect their joy and spirit.
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* BarBrawl: Somebody called for one in Chapter 43 when Hector punched a person who tried to attack Stump, but [[AvertedTrope nobody responded]].
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* PungeonMaster: Stump just cannot stop making puns about him being an animate log. [[ActuallyPrettyFunny Even the judges at his execution can't help giggling]].
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* WeirdWest: the demonrealm town Puglas found himself in, right down to its beleaguered townsfolk and the two villainous henchmen out to collect their joy and spirit.
* WeirdWest: the demonrealm town Puglas found himself in, right down to its beleaguered townsfolk and the two villainous henchmen out to collect their joy and spirit.
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* ChangedMyMindKid: In Chapter 37, Basri and Hector argued over whether to save the airship or escape. Hector left Basri to his own devices, but came back at the last minute when it seemed that Basri and the others weren't enough to control the ship.
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* CypherLanguage: The language of magic is represented by a substitution cipher of symbols. Adnihilus speaks in this language, as well as the spells used to banish him.
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->'''Basri:''' You swore you wouldn't rob anyone!\\
'''Hector:''' That picture could be anyone. Unrelated, we should probably leave town as soon as possible.
Basri is a young, optimistic elf who wants to be a wizard but isn't particularly good at it. His uncle Hector is an older, cynical human warrior who considers it his job to protect Basri, which he mostly does by taking advantage of everyone else who crosses his path. On their journey, they encounter dangerous demonoids, an elven warrior with a connection to Basri, a punny stump, an AxeCrazy fish-girl, and more.
''Elf and Warrior'' is known for mixing every type of comedy with [[MoodWhiplash suddenly dead-serious moments]]. The main story is about Basri, but flashbacks reveal how his parents got together, side stories follow people he encountered briefly, and there is even a running sideplot in the demonoid realm.
[[https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/elf-and-warrior/list?title_no=908 Available on Webtoons.]]
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!!This webcomic provides examples of:
* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: When Basri becomes famous for his singing, he quickly turns into a spoiled jerk. At his the talent competition, he realizes he's gone too far and performs his terrible magic instead, giving up on singing entirely.
* ArtifactOfDoom: Gilly gets an enchanted axe that turns her into a mindless creature of destruction bent only on feeding the axe with blood. [[AxeCrazy So not that different from how she was already]], but now she talks less. [[spoiler:Eventually Gillbert gets the axe, and explains the reason it rendered her mindless was because she wasn't killing enough. He ''is'' killing enough, and enters into a symbiotic relationship with the axe]].
* BeautifulSingingVoice: Basri, surprisingly, despite being terrible at everything else, is a ''great'' singer. He quickly becomes famous throughout town, and Hector uses this to get rich. He gives it up to go back to trying to be a wizard.
* TheCorruption:
** All the various "monster" races are a result of ordinary animals and people being mutated due to exposure to magical energies long ago. By the time of the story, the magical energies have faded, but the monsters created remain, and have built their own civilizations in the area.
** [[spoiler:Anyone trapped in the demonoid realm loses all their memories and is slowly transformed into a demonoid]].
* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: The Pugglies, being dogs, mostly punish crimes by calling criminals "bad dog!" Some of the worst crimes get them whacked with a rolled-up newspaper, which they consider horrifying and disproportionate.
-->'''Basri:''' Didn't you try to ''execute'' Stump?\\
'''Pugleen:''' [[NotSoHarmlessVillain He burned down three orphanages]].
* TheCynic: Hector believes life sucks, the world sucks, and being good will just get you killed. He constantly tries to pound this lesson into Basri's skull, with little success. [[spoiler:Likely has something to do with believing that being good got Basri's father (Hector's brother) killed]].
* DoubleMeaningTitle: While the title can obviously refer to Basri (elf) and his uncle Hector (warrior), it also refers to Basri's mother (elf) and father (warrior).
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Gilly is an AxeCrazy criminal who hates everyone and especially the pampered life she left behind, but even she is horrified when she finds out that [[spoiler:Gillbert murdered her parents in a misguided attempt to "free" her]].
* FightingForAHomeland: Played with. The elves are fighting to retake their ancestral homeland from the monsters who have claimed it. Except the elves ''abandoned'' their homeland after they caused a magical cataclysm that rendered it uninhabitable; the "monsters" are the descendants of various people and animals who couldn't leave, and were mutated as a result. Now that the magical side effects have dissipated enough for the elves to move back in, they showed up and told the monsters to get out. When the monsters refused, the elves started killing them.
* IdentityAmnesia: People trapped in the [[spoiler:demonoid realm]] ''start'' with all their memories gone, and it only gets worse from there. The entire world [[InherentInTheSystem seems designed from the ground up]] to force people to do the worst in order to survive, giving up more of themselves in the process.
* PungeonMaster: Stump just cannot stop making puns about him being an animate log. [[ActuallyPrettyFunny Even the judges at his execution can't help giggling]].
'''Hector:''' That picture could be anyone. Unrelated, we should probably leave town as soon as possible.
Basri is a young, optimistic elf who wants to be a wizard but isn't particularly good at it. His uncle Hector is an older, cynical human warrior who considers it his job to protect Basri, which he mostly does by taking advantage of everyone else who crosses his path. On their journey, they encounter dangerous demonoids, an elven warrior with a connection to Basri, a punny stump, an AxeCrazy fish-girl, and more.
''Elf and Warrior'' is known for mixing every type of comedy with [[MoodWhiplash suddenly dead-serious moments]]. The main story is about Basri, but flashbacks reveal how his parents got together, side stories follow people he encountered briefly, and there is even a running sideplot in the demonoid realm.
[[https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/elf-and-warrior/list?title_no=908 Available on Webtoons.]]
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!!This webcomic provides examples of:
* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: When Basri becomes famous for his singing, he quickly turns into a spoiled jerk. At his the talent competition, he realizes he's gone too far and performs his terrible magic instead, giving up on singing entirely.
* ArtifactOfDoom: Gilly gets an enchanted axe that turns her into a mindless creature of destruction bent only on feeding the axe with blood. [[AxeCrazy So not that different from how she was already]], but now she talks less. [[spoiler:Eventually Gillbert gets the axe, and explains the reason it rendered her mindless was because she wasn't killing enough. He ''is'' killing enough, and enters into a symbiotic relationship with the axe]].
* BeautifulSingingVoice: Basri, surprisingly, despite being terrible at everything else, is a ''great'' singer. He quickly becomes famous throughout town, and Hector uses this to get rich. He gives it up to go back to trying to be a wizard.
* TheCorruption:
** All the various "monster" races are a result of ordinary animals and people being mutated due to exposure to magical energies long ago. By the time of the story, the magical energies have faded, but the monsters created remain, and have built their own civilizations in the area.
** [[spoiler:Anyone trapped in the demonoid realm loses all their memories and is slowly transformed into a demonoid]].
* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: The Pugglies, being dogs, mostly punish crimes by calling criminals "bad dog!" Some of the worst crimes get them whacked with a rolled-up newspaper, which they consider horrifying and disproportionate.
-->'''Basri:''' Didn't you try to ''execute'' Stump?\\
'''Pugleen:''' [[NotSoHarmlessVillain He burned down three orphanages]].
* TheCynic: Hector believes life sucks, the world sucks, and being good will just get you killed. He constantly tries to pound this lesson into Basri's skull, with little success. [[spoiler:Likely has something to do with believing that being good got Basri's father (Hector's brother) killed]].
* DoubleMeaningTitle: While the title can obviously refer to Basri (elf) and his uncle Hector (warrior), it also refers to Basri's mother (elf) and father (warrior).
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Gilly is an AxeCrazy criminal who hates everyone and especially the pampered life she left behind, but even she is horrified when she finds out that [[spoiler:Gillbert murdered her parents in a misguided attempt to "free" her]].
* FightingForAHomeland: Played with. The elves are fighting to retake their ancestral homeland from the monsters who have claimed it. Except the elves ''abandoned'' their homeland after they caused a magical cataclysm that rendered it uninhabitable; the "monsters" are the descendants of various people and animals who couldn't leave, and were mutated as a result. Now that the magical side effects have dissipated enough for the elves to move back in, they showed up and told the monsters to get out. When the monsters refused, the elves started killing them.
* IdentityAmnesia: People trapped in the [[spoiler:demonoid realm]] ''start'' with all their memories gone, and it only gets worse from there. The entire world [[InherentInTheSystem seems designed from the ground up]] to force people to do the worst in order to survive, giving up more of themselves in the process.
* PungeonMaster: Stump just cannot stop making puns about him being an animate log. [[ActuallyPrettyFunny Even the judges at his execution can't help giggling]].
