This trope is when a clone is permitted to be their own person and live their own life, essentially becoming a character independent from the original. They may ... |
Clones Are People, Too: Clones are regarded as real human beings worthy of equal rights, instead of just being expendable duplicates that can be easily replaced ... |
Clones are defined as an identical duplicate of another living thing. In Real Life, this is generally done by removing a nucleus from an egg cell and ... |
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is a CGI animated series set in the Star Wars universe. It is created and executive produced by George Lucas and directed by Dave ... Tropes A to F · Funny Moments · Season 1 · Season 7 |
Many clones brood about how they're not "real," just hollow imitations of the original. The clones tend to deal with this rather badly. |
Clone Degeneration: Clones end up decaying over time, either physically or mentally. Expendable Clone: Clones are viewed as more expendable than non-clones. |
The adorable-looking alien Mr. Frundles can turn anything it bites, whether it be living or inanimate, into a copy of itself with the same abilities. Once ... |
A common source of soldiers in science fiction is cloning. This can make sense if you want to mass produce one exceptionally good soldier (but beware of the ... |
When dealing with fiction that clones things, the assumption is often made that clones must, after time, decay. That is, with each copy you make whatever ... |
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