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According to the trope\'s description, FashionableAsymmetry is about something that deliberately so, either because it\'s cool or because there\'s some purpose for the asymmetry (such as cybernetic enhancements targeting certain parts of the body).
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According to the trope\\\'s description, FashionableAsymmetry is about something that is deliberately so, either because it\\\'s cool or because there\\\'s some purpose for the asymmetry (such as cybernetic enhancements targeting certain parts of the body).
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According to the trope\'s description, FashionableAsymmetry is about someone who deliberately sets about designing their appearance to be asymmetrical on the grounds of being cool, or because of some practical considerations that may have left someone with cybernetic enhancements on one side of the body.
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According to the trope\\\'s description, FashionableAsymmetry is about something that deliberately so, either because it\\\'s cool or because there\\\'s some purpose for the asymmetry (such as cybernetic enhancements targeting certain parts of the body).
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The example here acknowledges that Oobleck\'s appearance is about being untidy, which should be a different trope. I\'m not exactly what trope that might be, but there\'s a difference between dishevelled characters and characters that fall under FashionableAsymmetry. He looks like one of the AbsentMindedProfessor stereotypes, except he\'s far too sharp and focused for that trope.
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The example here acknowledges that Oobleck\\\'s appearance is about being untidy, which should be a different trope. I\\\'m not exactly what trope that might be, but there\\\'s a difference between dishevelled characters and characters that fall under FashionableAsymmetry. He looks like one of the AbsentMindedProfessor stereotypes, except he\\\'s far too sharp and focused.
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The example here acknowledges that Oobleck\'s appearance is about being untidy, which should be a different trope. I\'m not exactly what trope that might be, but there\'s a difference between dishevelled characters and characters that fall under FashionableAsymmetry. He looks like one of the AbsentMindedProfessor stereotypes, except he subverts the part about being absent-minded, since his mind was as sharp as a razor.
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The example here acknowledges that Oobleck\\\'s appearance is about being untidy, which should be a different trope. I\\\'m not exactly what trope that might be, but there\\\'s a difference between dishevelled characters and characters that fall under FashionableAsymmetry. He looks like one of the AbsentMindedProfessor stereotypes, except he\\\'s far too sharp and focused for that trope.
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According to the trope\'s description, FashionableAsymmetry is about someone who deliberately sets about designing their appearance to be assymmetrical on the grounds of being cool, or because of some practical considerations that may have left someone with cybernetic enhancements on one side of the body.
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According to the trope\\\'s description, FashionableAsymmetry is about someone who deliberately sets about designing their appearance to be asymmetrical on the grounds of being cool, or because of some practical considerations that may have left someone with cybernetic enhancements on one side of the body.
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The example here acknowledges that Oobleck\'s appearance is about being untidy, which should be a different trope. I\'m not exactly what, but there\'s a difference between dishevelled characters and characters that fall under FashionableAsymmetry.
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The example here acknowledges that Oobleck\\\'s appearance is about being untidy, which should be a different trope. I\\\'m not exactly what trope that might be, but there\\\'s a difference between dishevelled characters and characters that fall under FashionableAsymmetry. He looks like one of the AbsentMindedProfessor stereotypes, except he subverts the part about being absent-minded, since his mind was as sharp as a razor.
