Skilled, but Naive · 1) Just as powerful or more powerful than more experienced characters. · 2) Noticeably remarkable in their skills for their experience ...

A romantic, innocent character, almost always a preteen or teenage girl, who is essentially a fairy-tale heroine in the present (or in the science-fiction ...

What innocence actually refers to is something slightly different than its common usage. Rather than "free from understanding", it means "free from wrongdoing".

A character whose inexperience with the world presented by the show lets them act as the Audience Surrogate. Often it is through their eyes that we are ...

Nerds and geeks as specifically ignorant and naive about anything related to love, sex, and romance.

An Aesop about watching yourself around wild animals. Done poorly, and it will come off as needlessly cruel. This is a subversion of Friend to All Living ...

Innocent Means Naïve: The innocent are unaware of the world's evils. Innocent Prodigy: A child acts prodigal only for certain purposes and otherwise behaves ...

Basic Trope: A naïve, idealistic girl, often in her early teens, who sees the world through a romantic lens, which can eventually get the best of her.

Sakura in Naruto is this, being a kunoichi with excellent chakra control (which would make her a candidate for genjutsu specialist) and textbook knowledge, ...

A romantic, innocent character, almost always a preteen or teenage girl, who is essentially a fairy-tale heroine in the present (or in the science-fiction ...