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I have a new only slightly changed name: Mayincaztec
check out KinitoPET
The image looks quite small. Maybe we should use this larger pic
◊ instead?
I'm not too familiar to the image coding in the wiki, but can't you enlarge the current one by raising the Quoteright number while editing the page? That's how it works in Media Wiki sites, at least.
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I thought up a Just For Pun name for this: Mocktezuma. Is it good, or is it too lame?
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I won't say it's "too lame", but I'm afraid it's less explanatory than Mayincatec. Also name changes should be handled by Trope Repair Shop.
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I like it as a redirect. It's funny.
OH MY GOD; MY PARENTS ARE GARDENIIIIINNNNGGGGG!!!!!
I weigh towards allowing as a redirect but not as a new name for the trope (given that the historical person it puns on belonged to one of the three cultures only)
It's super effective.
Is the Doctor Who example an actual example of Aztec-Inca-Maya mashup Hollywood History? It's at least accurate and researched enough to point out women are educated, and names the god Tlaloc
during one of the sacrifices.
Wereboar
It seems many tropers completely missed the point. This trope is about real-world cultures that were mistaken for one another, much like in 'Ancient Grome' trope, _NOT_ the fictional cultures based on Pre-Colombian Mesoamerican ones. In my opinion all entries like 'Tekumel' or D&D Maztica should be deleted.
Re: The Naruto example — Wait, what? Where the hell can that be found?
Is it correct to say that Scotireland is another European equivalent?
edit: nvm, I see on its page that it's already compared to this.
Edited by HazelMcCallister Note to all: I don't participate in the forums here unless something much more important than TV Tropes content is at stake.