Basic Trope: A character has an identical moveset to another.
- Straight: Trope Fighter has Alice, one of the main fighters, and Betty, an unlockable character with Alice's moveset.
- Exaggerated:
- Everyone shares the same moveset in Trope Fighter.
- Multi-Slot Character
- Downplayed:
- Betty has a few moves unique to her.
- Betty has no moves unique to her, but uses an assortment of moves from other fighters, which means her moveset is still unique even if the moves themselves aren't.
- Justified:
- Alice and Betty were taught by the same fighting instructor.
- Betty was a literal clone, created by a Mad Scientist, who also replicated Alice's fighting style.
- Betty was Alice's student.
- Inverted: Betty looks exactly like Alice, but her moveset is unique.
- Subverted: Trope Fighter advertises Betty as a clone of Alice, but Betty has a different fighting style.
- Double Subverted: Well, different visually, but it works the same way as Alice's version.
- Parodied: Betty is introduced as a Joke Character. She has Alice's moves, but her versions of Alice's moves have a lot of goofy quirks.
- Zig Zagged: Alice is a character introduced in Trope Fighter 1. Betty is introduced in Trope Fighter 2 using Alice's moveset, but in this second installment, Alice has changed her moveset.
- Averted: Everyone has their own movesets.
- Enforced: The game director notices some empty slots on the roster, and the developers were pressed for time. The director suggests filling the slots with moveset clones.
- Lampshaded: "Hey, that's my drop kick!"
- Invoked: ???
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: The game director rejects characters that share a moveset with another.
- Discussed: "Where did you learn to fight like that?"
- Conversed: "Why is it that some fighters fight the same way?"
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