If the revolution is against The Empire or other terrible government, examples of this trope may also be Well Intentioned Extremists, though they tend to become ...

The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified trope as used in popular culture. All resistances are against The Empire. Only evil governments provoke rebellion. No …

The Revolutionaries Who Don't Do Anything trope as used in popular culture. When people think of a rebel, a radical, or a revolutionary, usually the first …

This trope refers to when a revolution loses revolutionary zeal and appears to just repeat the pre-revolution business as usual, via self-motivated corruption ...

The first is rooted in America's origins as rebels fighting against a tyrannical monarchy during The American Revolution. The second is likewise World War II ... Les Misérables (Theatre) · LaResistance / Video Games · LaResistance / Real Life

A five-volume manga by Chiho Saito. Serialized in Shogakukan's Ciao magazine starting in 1996, it is based on the anime's plans rather than the other way around ... Characters · YMMV · Recap · Nightmare Fuel “scary moments”

Led by Monkey D. Dragon, whose past and goals are unknown, the Revolutionary Army is an eclectic group of misfits, who prefer to act covertly as they seem to ...

A page for describing UsefulNotes: American Revolution. Once upon a time, in 1765, The British Empire dominated North America, having won Canada from France ...

After La Résistance and their Rebel Leader have defeated the existing government in The Coup or a revolution, they need to construct a new government.

18 февр. 2019 г. · Just an extension of the Captain Marvel debate. A few of the users on TV Tropes made this observation: "Everything is political. Always.