Linking to a past Trope Repair Shop thread that dealt with this page: Separate trope for male examples? (Mad Dictator's Handsome Son)
, started by TigerKing on Jan 17th 2011 at 3:59:20 AM
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Could we please get an auto-punctuated version of the Mad Dictator's Handsome Son redirect?
It does not matter who I am. What matters is, who will you become? - motto of Omsk Bird
Shouldn't we rename it to Villain's Beautiful Daughter, seeing as plenty of villain dads of such girls are evil but not scientists or geniuses in any way?
"A subversion would be Lieutenant Nemu Kurotsuchi from Bleach, who is often abused by her father and Captain, Mayuri Kurotsuchi, yet remains unwaveringly loyal to him.
- This could have something to do with the fact that she was artificially created by him, and might even be his Opposite-Sex Clone"
....or it could have something to do with the fact that he is her father and only parent. Fun fact, children often love their parents and want to be loved back. It might also have something to do with the whole life-time of abuse thing. People stay with their abusers not because they are robots or inhuman, but because they physically and psychologically can't leave due to fear and other trauma. Just thought I'd point that out.
Could Kalinka Cossack of Megaman 4 count as an inversion or Subversion or something? Her Dad turns out to not be Evil at all, but was being forced by Willy because she was his Hostage.
Am I the only who feels like we're better off merging this with Daddys Little Villian? Especially in the modern world of more complicated character any Villian's Daughter could go either way at any given time, just look at Talia Al'Ghul.
Not to mention when a story is just started, every example of this Trope seems like the counterpart at first.
Edited by MithrandirOlorin
The description is lacking to the point that it only works if the reader already knows how the trope works.
So perhaps a brief generic plot outline here?
"Show us the Galaxy Warp."
Hm. Should we try to find a better photo of them? To be honest, I can't really find the beauty of Nemu in this photo, and that's a shame because she's stunning.
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If the trope is about the Mad Scientist's beautiful daughter falling in love with the hero then isn't the current photo out of place?
It isn't. I removed that. It is about scientists having a beautiful daughter. Betrayal is just one of many different plots that may develop.
Goal: Clear, Concise and Witty
What if the daughter is a Mad Scientist herself?
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This could be a justified trope if the mad scientist created his daughter
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