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==Card Games== |
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* ''Super [[Munchkin (game)|Munchkin]]'' invokes this trope with an enemy named "Misunderstood Man." He's depicted as a [[Adorkable|bespectacled supervillain in slacker clothes]] surrounded by fawning heroines, and female characters cannot fight him. |
* ''Super [[Munchkin (game)|Munchkin]]'' invokes this trope with an enemy named "Misunderstood Man." He's depicted as a [[Adorkable|bespectacled supervillain in slacker clothes]] surrounded by fawning heroines, and female characters cannot fight him. |
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== Music == |
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| ⚫ | * "[[The Beatles|Maxwell's Silver Hammer]]" is about a psycho med student who murders people with... well, you saw the title. The final verse has fangirls storming the courtroom as he's tried for homicide, demanding that Maxwell be freed. [[Deconstructed Trope|The final refrain has Maxwell murdering them.]] |
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* "[[The Police|Every Breath You Take]]" is about a stalker. People play this song at their weddings. |
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== Other Other == |
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* [http://www.cracked.com/article_18417_the-lighter-side-dark-side-5-villains-who-were-good.html This cracked article] is the trope codifier. |
* [http://www.cracked.com/article_18417_the-lighter-side-dark-side-5-villains-who-were-good.html This cracked article] is the trope codifier. |
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* Happens in [[Real Life]]. Plenty of high-profile killers get fan girls and fan boys proposing marriage. |
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* Pretty much the reason Type 2 [[Pirate]]s and especially [[The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything]] exist in fiction. |
* Pretty much the reason Type 2 [[Pirate]]s and especially [[The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything]] exist in fiction. |
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| ⚫ | * "[[The Beatles|Maxwell's Silver Hammer]]" is about a psycho med student who murders people with... well, you saw the title. The final verse has fangirls storming the courtroom as he's tried for homicide, demanding that Maxwell be freed. [[Deconstructed Trope|The final refrain has Maxwell murdering them.]] |
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Latest revision as of 14:57, 13 June 2020
Card Games
- Super Munchkin invokes this trope with an enemy named "Misunderstood Man." He's depicted as a bespectacled supervillain in slacker clothes surrounded by fawning heroines, and female characters cannot fight him.
Music
- "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" is about a psycho med student who murders people with... well, you saw the title. The final verse has fangirls storming the courtroom as he's tried for homicide, demanding that Maxwell be freed. The final refrain has Maxwell murdering them.
- "Every Breath You Take" is about a stalker. People play this song at their weddings.
Other Other
- This cracked article is the trope codifier.
- Pretty much the reason Type 2 Pirates and especially The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything exist in fiction.
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