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The page itself lists somewhere around 25 aversions in the examples page. Also, the \
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The page itself lists somewhere around 25 aversions in the examples page. Also, the \\\"comics\\\" folder is prefaced with a message that\\\'s the opposite of what you say:
->Let\\\'s face it; if we had to list \\\'\\\'all\\\'\\\' the female superheroes and villains to whom this trope applied, we\\\'d be here for most of the year. It\\\'s probably easier to list aversions and particularly notable examples.
And, more importantly to this discussion, the \\\"anime and manga\\\" folder quotes from \\\"the 100 rules of anime\\\", saying:
->Clothing in anime follows certain predictable guidelines: Female characters wear as little clothing as possible, regardless of whether it is socially or meteorologically appropriate.
In sum, I am honestly confused as to why you think aversions are so standard that including them is a waste of space. The actual page itself seems to give the opposite message.
[I don\\\'t see any reason to expect that trope to pop up in this sort of game]
I do -- as do, it seems, many others, judging by the fact that message in the \\\"anime and manga\\\" folder on the main page is still there. I suppose it comes down to personal expectations, then, but that\\\'s not good basis for deciding whether or not to include tropes.
->Let\\\'s face it; if we had to list \\\'\\\'all\\\'\\\' the female superheroes and villains to whom this trope applied, we\\\'d be here for most of the year. It\\\'s probably easier to list aversions and particularly notable examples.
And, more importantly to this discussion, the \\\"anime and manga\\\" folder quotes from \\\"the 100 rules of anime\\\", saying:
->Clothing in anime follows certain predictable guidelines: Female characters wear as little clothing as possible, regardless of whether it is socially or meteorologically appropriate.
In sum, I am honestly confused as to why you think aversions are so standard that including them is a waste of space. The actual page itself seems to give the opposite message.
[I don\\\'t see any reason to expect that trope to pop up in this sort of game]
I do -- as do, it seems, many others, judging by the fact that message in the \\\"anime and manga\\\" folder on the main page is still there. I suppose it comes down to personal expectations, then, but that\\\'s not good basis for deciding whether or not to include tropes.
