x men tropes

One common trope is the 'fish out of water' where the X - Men characters are suddenly in the MCU and have to adapt to the different rules and characters. For example, in many fanfictions, Wolverine has to deal with the high - tech world of the Avengers.

One common trope is the love triangle. For example, a character might be in a relationship with one X - Man but then be attracted to or have an affair with another. It adds drama and conflict to the story.

In Grey's Anatomy fanfiction, the 'forbidden love' trope is quite popular. This could be between two doctors who are in different positions in the hospital hierarchy or have some other obstacle to their relationship. In X - Men fanfiction, the 'outsider' trope is common. New mutants coming into the X - Men group and feeling like they don't belong at first. When combined, you might have a story where a Grey's Anatomy character who is an outsider in the hospital (maybe a new intern) discovers they are a mutant and feels like an outsider in both worlds.

In this type of fanfiction, the 'wise old mentor' trope might be used. An older, more experienced Nalu man could guide the younger ones in the ways of war. The 'treacherous ally' trope is also possible. One of the groups they thought was an ally turns out to be working against them, adding more drama to the story. Additionally, the 'mysterious power - up' trope can occur. A Nalu man discovers a new power or ability during the war that helps turn the tide of battle.

One common trope is the 'fish out of water' for the reader when they are suddenly in the world of Thor and Loki. Another is the 'forbidden love' aspect, especially if the reader is from Midgard and the relationship with either Thor or Loki goes against some Asgardian rules.

A common trope is the 'fish - out - of - water' situation. The OC, being from a normal world, is completely out of their element when dealing with Slenderman and his spooky realm. Another popular trope is the 'damsel in distress' or 'heroic OC' dichotomy. Sometimes the OC is portrayed as a helpless victim that Slenderman preys upon, while other times they are the brave hero who tries to fight back or outwit him.

A less common but still interesting trope is the 'reincarnation' trope. In some fanfictions, Garroth and Laurence are reborn in different lifetimes and keep finding each other. This trope allows for exploring different historical or fantastical settings while still maintaining the core of their relationship. It gives the authors a chance to be creative with different time periods and how their relationship adapts in each one.

One popular trope is the 'enemies to lovers' trope. Given their different outlooks and Homelander's often villainous actions, this is a common way to build a relationship in fanfiction. Another is the 'power imbalance' trope, where Starlight has to deal with Homelander's overwhelming power.

A less common but still interesting trope is the 'swap of roles' in Thorfinn x Canute fanfiction. For instance, Thorfinn might find himself in a position of political power for a while, while Canute has to rely on his combat skills. This trope can lead to a lot of interesting character exploration and development as they both have to adapt to new situations outside of their comfort zones.

In this type of fanfiction, the 'fated encounter' trope is quite popular. Writers like to show how Kirei and Gilgamesh's paths cross in a way that seems almost predestined. It gives a sense of grandiosity to their relationship. Additionally, the 'clash of ideals' trope is often used. Gilgamesh's self - centered and somewhat hedonistic ideals might clash with Kirei's more conflicted moral compass, and this can create a lot of interesting plotlines as they either try to reconcile or go their separate ways.