The Please Wake Up trope as used in popular culture. When someone dies, and there is a young character for whom this is the first experience with death.

A character gets into a car accident, or they get attacked by an assailant, or some other situation that results in them being seriously injured.

The Wakeup Makeup trope as used in popular culture. When a TV character wakes up in the morning, he or she is almost always impeccably groomed.

A character wakes up in a setting that's unfamiliar to them. They don't know how they got there, who brought them, or for what reason.

Bedmate Reveal: A person wakes up surprised to see that someone else is in their bed. Bedtime Brainwashing: Someone tries to manipulate someone else's dreams or ...

The Water Wake-up trope as used in popular culture. Bob suffers a Tap on the Head or some other form of Instant Sedation. The world goes black... The next …

If the work becomes a Long Runner, this could become "Wake Up, Go To Work & Save The World" as the protagonist grows up and becomes a Part-Time Hero.

A page for describing Characters: Wake Up. The characters are sorted by order of introduction/appearance, not on blood color. The first character we meet.

The Wake Up Fighting trope as used in popular culture. A character wakes up violently, drawing weapons or leaping straight into combat stance in the process ...

Dying in the dream will instantly shock you back into consciousness, whereupon you shoot bolt upright in bed, breathing heavily but otherwise unharmed.