Muggle tropes include: · All Therapists Are Muggles: A character needs therapy, but the events they need to talk about are part of some big secret that no human ... Powerless (2017) · Do It Better · Mage Born of Muggles

The only reason the Muggles win is because the supers are holding Idiot Balls, suffering from Misapplied Phlebotinum and using Hollywood Tactics.

This trope is a character who's in on The Masquerade, and was born into their world. Unfortunately for them, they're normal. No, not Badass Normal; totally, ...

Muggle with a Degree in Magic ... A character has an expert-level understanding of magical theory and applications — too bad they can't use the magic themselves.

Much like a super-power groupie, these people will try to get super powers by mimicking their betters, often at great risk by trying to replicate how heroes get ...

A romance, sexual or otherwise, between a Muggle and a magic user. The Muggle doesn't necessarily have to know about it.

the Muggle Best Friend is our relatable character — an ordinary person drawn into the hero's extraordinary world. They have no super powers, no magic, no ...

A particular type of relationship involving an ordinary, non-magical character at the mercy of a mage, a god, or another kind of supernatural being.

In this trope, characters with superhuman powers and abilities show them off by playing Real Life sports and achieving things that would be impossible in ...

When the character making the choices is a Muggle, such cases generally represent more than just a choice between persons, but often a Red Pill, Blue Pill kind ...