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Fandom-Enraging Misconceptions are objective mistakes that annoy fans. Please read the following lists to make sure your example actually qualifies.
- Pokémon
General. Do not confuse or equate it with any other Mons...
- Laconic
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- Music
Electronic music misconceptions that irk people involved in...
- Quotes
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- Kirby
Unlike most misconceptions, where you'll usually be let off...
- Literature
Many tropes originated in literary works. Literature being...
- Sports
Insinuating that any form of athletic competition is "not a...
- Video Games
General. A major offense against video games as a whole,...
- Pokémon
American Girl now has its own page on the many misconceptions. One of the most widespread beliefs—to the point of being cited in news articles and retrospectives from adults reminiscing—is that the line had dolls that could be "designed to look like you" as far back as the 1990s.
A character has received information that is rather inaccurate regarding where babies come from. This occurs in two forms. A character, typically young, or a bit of a ditz if older, worries they are or might be pregnant or that they have or might have gotten someone else pregnant.
The games' designer Sid Meier attributed the origins of the rumor to both a TV Tropes thread and a Know Your Meme entry, while Reddit and a Kotaku article helped popularize it. Gandhi's supposed behavior did appear in the 2010 Civilization V as a joke, and in 2016's VI as a reference to the legend.
A community to share your favourite character tropes with the community. From characters with similar themes, to weapons with matching vibes.
Characters with common misconceptions about themselves. Goku (Dragonball): He is apparently a bad father. Cloud (Final Fantasy VII): He is apparently a brooding emo edgelord. This is partially true if you look at Kingdom Hearts and Advent Children, but in the original FFVII this was not the case.
What are some modern tropes and misconceptions associated with modern PerseHades? Discussion. As some of you are aware. I’m creating my own webcomic as a retelling/different look at some Greek myths and gods, centred around Dionysus, but featuring other deities too.
