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1. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiCharacters in Mobile Fighter G Gundam - TV Tropes

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   The Ace: Holds this position among the Shuffle Alliance.Out of a group of the best Gundam Fighters on the planet he stands above the rest. Not only is he the leader of the group, he's also the only member to pass through the Gundam Finals without losing a single match, which involves him beating each of the other members and finally defeating Master Asia, the previous Champion.

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     But the story around Chico Rodriguez, the Neo-Mexican Gundam...

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     This is the Recap page for Mobile Fighter G Gundam: Gundam...

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     Domon finding out that his boss, Colonel Ulube Ishikawa has...

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     B-Team Sequel: This is the first Gundam TV series created...

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     A page for describing Headscratchers: Mobile Fighter G...

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     And then the series continues into the Gundam Wing...

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     A page for describing Laconic: Mobile Fighter G Gundam. A...

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     Note how in George's debut episode, the Eiffel Tower is bent...

2. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiMobile Fighter G Gundam (Anime) - TV Tropes

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   Apr 22, 1994 · SHINING FINGER!!!" — Domon, Calling His Attack in the hammiest way possible. Airing from April 22, 1994 to March 31, 1995, Mobile Fighter G Gundam (Kidou Butouden G Gundam, lit. "Mobile Fighting Legend G Gundam") is the first Alternate Universe in the Gundam franchise. Notable as a significant departure from the normal Gundam saga - whereas ...

3. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiMain Characters - TV Tropes

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   Leads! Main Characters — they're whom the story is about! There is generally one lead character, The Protagonist. Sometimes there is also a Deuteragonist, the second important character. On rare occasions, there is a "Tritagonist", but it doesn't go any further than that. So there are no "protagonists", just those three and other major ...

4. thescriptlab.com › blogs › 40182-101-character-tropes101 Character Tropes All Screenwriters Should Know

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   Challengers. The Office. Game of Thrones. Euphoria. Stranger Things. Inside Out 2. Breaking Bad. The Sopranos. Study 101 character tropes that all screenwriters should know, complete with movie and television character examples of each.

5. www.studiobinder.com › blog › character-tropes-listCharacter Tropes — 15 Common Character Types Explained

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   • List of Character Types. The Token Minority. Character Tropes • The Model Minority Trope, Explained by The Take. The token minority character trope is one of the most insidious character tropes because it exempts studios from casting people of color in leading roles.
   • Character Tropes in Literature & More. The Bad Boy. Common Character Cliches • The Bad Boy Trope, Explained by The Take. The bad boy trope is a male character who acts rude but is coveted by women who expect they’ll be treated differently.
   • Common Tropes. The Geek or Nerd. List of Character Tropes • The Geek Trope, Explained by The Take. Geeks and nerds are outcast characters who are defined by their interest in things considered unpopular — and intimidated by things that they covet.
   • TV Character Tropes. The Smart Girl. Character Tropes List • The Smart Girl Trope, Explained by The Take. The smart girl is a character trope that’s defined by intelligence over beauty.

6. tvtropes.org › TransformersOneMainCharactersCharacters in Transformers One: Main Characters - TV Tropes

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   The Smurfette Principle: The only female character in the main quartet of characters. Social Climber: She strives to get a better position in her old job in managing energon mining. She even tries to report Orion, D-16, and B-127 hiding in the train in the hopes of getting promoted for it.

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   What are character tropes?

   • From poems to plays, novels, movies, radio shows, television shows, streaming shows, video games, and beyond. Character tropes are best defined as devices and conventions that a writer can reasonably rely on as being present in the audience members’ minds and expectations.

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   What is a geek trope?

   • Nowadays, geek trope characters are often rewarded with success, simply for being geeks! The geek or nerd is a character trope that’s pulled a complete 180 from inception to today. 2. The Bad Boy The bad boy trope is a male character who acts rude but is coveted by women who expect they’ll be treated differently.

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   Which Gundam characters fall under the hilarity trope?

   • Surprisingly, Domon, Rain, and Kyoji, the Japanese characters, all fall under this trope. The only one who sticks out more than the others is Allenby, the Swedish fighter with sea-green hair. The Gundams themselves, on the other hand, play this trope painfully straight to a degree of hilarity.

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   Who are the main characters in a story?

   • Main Characters — they're whom the story is about! There is generally one lead character, The Protagonist. Sometimes there is also a Deuteragonist, the second important character. On rare occasions, there is a "Tritagonist", but it doesn't go any further than that. So there are no "protagonists", just those three and other major characters.

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   What is the neurotic man/woman trope?

   • The neurotic man/woman character trope wants to be in control of every situation, and although their lust for rigidity may seem innocuous, other characters often take umbrage with them. This putdown feeds the neurotic trope’s cycle of self-loathing. 5. The Mad Scientist

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   How do character tropes work?

   • Character tropes are best defined as devices and conventions that a writer can reasonably rely on as being present in the audience members’ minds and expectations. They work because audiences recognize them and have a pre-determined idea of what the purpose is for that type of character.

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8. screenrant.com › underappreciate-sci-fi-tv-shows10 Underappreciated Sci-Fi TV Shows You Should Go Back & Watch

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   1 day ago · The main character himself has a stark contrast between his lives, being a clueless office worker in one world, and an intelligence officer with a penchant for violence in the other. Counterpart is one of those rare TV shows with a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes for each of its seasons. Unfortunately, it's a victim to the trend of canceling acclaimed ...