The difference between an adolescent and a child is grounded in sex biology. Storytelling-wise and these-tropes-wise, it really doesn't matter. That is an arbitrary distinction for the purpose of this index.
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I agree with the first two people. "Kid" can be used to mean non-adult. Kid Hero even says that they're generally about 14. Child Soldiers is noteworthy because developed countries don't let someone sign up for the military until they're of age.
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Garfield, you do not get to redefine what does and does not count as a certain kind of trope unilaterally. That isn't how this wiki works. There needs to be discussion over it. As-is, for the wiki's purposes, "kid" refers to anyone who has not reached adulthood.
Also, dude, you are the only person supporting this addition. All other people commenting have disagreed.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
The description for these tropes was recently changed by Garfield1601 by adding "and non-adolescent" after "...non-adult"
In addition, the following tropes were deleted from this index:
I do not agree with this change to the index, and it appears that a couple of people agree with my disagreement. Please discuss this change here and whether it should be reverted.
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