I think not, if it's a Definition-Only Page.
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According to the Definition-Only Pages page on Administrivia, it was a fanspeak term that attracted creepy gushing.
There is a lot of mention of Grade S Zettai Ryouiki in the article, but it is not defined anywhere. From putzing around on the internet it seems to be: grade A + tsundere personality + twintails. I could add it, but I was curious if there was a reason as to why it is not included in the article.
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I think it's an unofficial grade as its condition has nothing to do any within ZR itself.
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Is there any real point to having a list of examples, as opposed to just a definition of the term? I mean, besides providing a directory for fetishists.
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I have questions on its tropeworthiness too, since it is just what a character wears. I have written notes on it on my sandbox page to see if I can make it just a useful note, and whether a specific grade can reflect something in the character and there are enough instances to be called a trope, though I haven't touched on my zr section for a long time.
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Honestly, I am amazed that we cut Five Bad Band for being Not Tropeworthy, but left THIS here. A grouping of villains that can be seen and elaborated on properly, as long as kept to certain standards through a cleanup, vs literally just what a character wears. What the hell, Wiki?
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There's no good reason why this trope has a Japanese name when it translates to "Absolute Territory" in English.
Leotards are included? I thought this was limited to shorts and skirts. How are leotards able to be included. Are they subverted examples?
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I have the same question. It's clear enough that the lower part of the equation requires socks and/or boots of certain lengths, but what about the upper part of the equation? It isn't too clear whether this is a skirt-only trope or whether shorts or leotards can be substituted. How flexible is this trope?
This isn't just idle curiosity. I would like to know for the sake of a RWBY fanfic character I made who uses this trope tactically, in a similar function to an Open Shirt Taunt, as part of her Semblance-fueled Deliberate Injury Gambit. If this trope is for skirts only, I'll need to either remove a Zettai Ryouiki link or change a piece of her wardrobe and a small facet of her personality.
Edited by Miss_Desperado If not for this anchor I'd be dancing between the stars. At least I can try to write better vampire stories than Twilight.
I took it as as long as the lower part of the clothing is short enough to expose the legs and the legwear is long enough to go over the knee, it counts.
In other word, as long as only the upper thighs are exposed, it's this trope.
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Is this allowed on character pages?
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