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Land of Oz

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Land of Oz	label	Land of Oz
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Land of Oz	comment	The Land of Oz is a fantasy setting created by L. Frank Baum in his novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.The book has had 39 official sequels published by Reilly & Lee, with the originals generally being called "The Famous Forty", 13 of the sequels being written by Baum, and 35 books illustrated by John R. Neill. L. Frank Baum wrote the second book only to capitalize on the success of the stage version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Reilly & Lee convinced him to write an additional four books, and Baum attempted to end the series after book six, only to be forced to return to the series three years later after some poor theater investments and poor sales on his other fantasy series starring the characters Trot and Cap'n Bill (who were later imported into the Oz books). He wrote a total of 14 books before his death in 1919. With L. Frank Baum's widow Maud Baum's blessing, the series was continued by five different authors (with Ruth Plumly Thompson, the first to continue the series, eventually publishing more Oz books than even Baum). The books came out basically yearly until the output began to slow down in The '40s, after Thompson left the series and Neill's untimely passing. The last book was published in 1963, 63 years after the first book, with many unauthorised sequels and spinoffs coming afterward once the books began passing into the public domain, including a few by former authors of the Famous Forty, which some fans may consider at least as good as canon, but still unofficial. Here's a list of titles:
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Land of Oz / int_137f2d7	type	Card-Carrying Villain
Land of Oz / int_137f2d7	comment	Card-Carrying Villain: The Nome King is a sadistic old bastich who enjoys being angry because it makes everyone around him miserable.
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Land of Oz / int_1994ba0b	type	Gone Horribly Right
Land of Oz / int_1994ba0b	comment	Gone Horribly Right: The Shaggy Man attempts to use his Love Magnet on the Scoodlers, who are threatening to cook him and the gang into soup. It makes them love him, all right— they assure him that they'd love him in soup.
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Land of Oz / int_19bec249	type	Pop-Cultural Osmosis
Land of Oz / int_19bec249	comment	Pop-Cultural Osmosis: The Oz books arguably have more of a pop-cultural impact than the movie. For instance Tik-Tok was one of the first fictional robots, and Princess Ozma went on to inspire Princess Leia of Star Wars.
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Land of Oz / int_1c21e3fb	type	The Place
Land of Oz / int_1c21e3fb	comment	The Place
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Land of Oz / int_1dfbbf31	type	Heterosexual Life-Partners
Land of Oz / int_1dfbbf31	comment	Heterosexual Life-Partners: The Scarecrow and the Tin Woodsman; Dorothy and Ozma.
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Land of Oz / int_1e05d2a9	type	Hair Antennae
Land of Oz / int_1e05d2a9	comment	Hair Antennae: John R. Neill sometimes drew the Wizard of Oz with long hair antennas, with the top of his head bald. He particularly had fun doing this in Little Wizard of Oz Stories by L. Frank Baum.
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Land of Oz / int_1e7c47ab	type	Stealth Pun
Land of Oz / int_1e7c47ab	comment	The Scarecrow's "brains" are made of oat bran mixed with pins and needles. The Wizard calls them "bran-new brains", and the Lion calls the needles "proof that he is sharp." There's also an interesting Stealth Pun in there: Bran + pins = brains.
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Land of Oz / int_1ed1bead	type	Domed Hometown
Land of Oz / int_1ed1bead	comment	Domed Hometown: The island of the Skeezers in Glinda of Oz is covered by a glass dome, and can be submerged in or raised above the surface of the lake with a spell known only to the queen.
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Land of Oz / int_20f689e9	type	Adaptational Villainy
Land of Oz / int_20f689e9	comment	Adaptational Villainy: Mombi was no doubt a villain in The Marvelous Land of Oz who kidnapped Ozma and changed her gender, and disposed of King Pastoria, but Ruth Plumly Thompson made her into even more of an evil villain. In The Lost King of Oz she is revealed to have transformed prime Minister Pajuka into a goose, erased Pastoriaâ€™s memory, tried to take over Gillikin Country and become the Wicked Witch of the North, and during the book she plots to take over the Emerald City, while throwing Snips the Button Boy down a well (who overheard her plans and was being kept prisoner by her). And in The Giant Horse of Oz, Thompson reveals that she imprisoned the kingdom of the Ozure Islands by unleashing a sea monster to keep the populace trapped on the island. This could be why Thompson gets Mombi Killed Off for Real.
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Land of Oz / int_22804f3	type	Unreliable Illustrator
Land of Oz / int_22804f3	comment	Unreliable Illustrator: John R. Neill depicts Dorothy as a fashion savvy child with multiple dresses. Dorothy was only supposed to have one dress according to The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, though it's possible that she gained a larger wardrobe as the books went on. John R. Neil codified Ozma as a teenager with long, brown curls, which has been her design in almost every media since (including a film that Baum himself was involved with). However Ozma is described with reddish blonde hair in her introduction in The Marvelous Land of Oz. Neil drew Ozma with blonde hair but changed her to a brunette in the next book Ozma of Oz. According to The Tin Woodman of Oz, Ozma looks fourteen-to-fifteen and Baum himself has stated she should look no older than sixteen. John R. Neil drew most of Ozma's iconic official art but he was very inconsistent on her age, which fluctuates between being Dorothy's age to resembling a 20-something year old. Oftentimes within the same book she changes from a teenager to a little girl. She's not always the only character with an age problem in the illustrations either; take for instance Woot from The Tin Woodman of Oz, who's either a small child or a teenager. In more modern reprintings of the books that use different illustrators, you can usually expect to see even bigger inconsistencies with the text, especially when they blatantly base their illustrations off the 1939 movie.
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Land of Oz / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Land of Oz / int_22cf536c	comment	In his sixth Oz book, The Emerald City of Oz, the Nomes and a few other unruly tribes of creatures plan to invade Oz, destroy it, and enslave the people. The surprise is initially ruined by Ozma's convenient Magic Picture, allowing her to plan ahead of time. With her trusty Chekhov's Gun, the Magic Belt Dorothy stole from the Nome king in a previous book, Ozma uses its power to dehydrate the army, whose invasion tunnel is conveniently right next to the fountain containing the Water of Oblivion, which makes anyone who drinks of it forget everything. The first thing the invaders do when they come out of the tunnel is drink the water; war avoided.
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Land of Oz / int_2462a9ba	type	Multi-Armed and Dangerous
Land of Oz / int_2462a9ba	comment	Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Handy Mandy in Oz features the adventures of a seven-armed goat herder who finds herself whisked away to Oz via an underground geyser. At several points she does indeed wield a weapon in each hand to go against her enemies, being quite adept at using her extra limbs.
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Land of Oz / int_2937826d	type	Hurricane of Puns
Land of Oz / int_2937826d	comment	Hurricane of Puns: Baum liked puns. Ruth Plumly Thompson liked them even better. The Scarecrow's "brains" are made of oat bran mixed with pins and needles. The Wizard calls them "bran-new brains", and the Lion calls the needles "proof that he is sharp." There's also an interesting Stealth Pun in there: Bran + pins = brains. The kitchen-supplies-based kingdom of Utensia in The Emerald City of Oz. A sieve is the priest, because he's the holiest one there. A corkscrew is a lawyer, because he's accustomed to appearing at the bar; he's a corking good lawyer, but accused of being crooked, and laments that he has no pull at this court. Inadvertently back then, he often screws people over. The knives make sharp remarks. The fork has a tinny voice. It just keeps going. The Woggle-Bug spends some time singing the praises of the art of punning; he considers puns to be the highest and most sophisticated form of humor because they rely on wordplay and the duality of language.
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Land of Oz / int_2a015a74	type	Beauty Equals Goodness
Land of Oz / int_2a015a74	comment	Beauty Equals Goodness: In general, good witch = pretty, bad witch (unless magically disguised) = ugly. The books often play this straight for other characters as well. Notable exceptions include Mrs. Yoop (a stunner according to the illustrations, but possibly the most terrifying person in all forty of the books) and grotesques like Dr. Pipt and the Braided Man (darlings both, but undeniably odd-looking).
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Land of Oz / int_2c1871ee	type	Shining City
Land of Oz / int_2c1871ee	comment	Shining City: The Emerald City.
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Land of Oz / int_2c385759	type	Massive Multiplayer Crossover
Land of Oz / int_2c385759	comment	Massive Multiplayer Crossover: In The Road to Oz, when characters from several of the author's other books gather at Ozma's birthday party.
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Land of Oz / int_2e347b00	type	Single-Palette Town
Land of Oz / int_2e347b00	comment	Single-Palette Town: The Emerald City and each of the four quadrants of Oz: East, Munchkins, blue; West, Winkies, yellow; North, Gilikins, purple; South, Quadlings, red.
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Land of Oz / int_30ab0aa1	type	Worldbuilding
Land of Oz / int_30ab0aa1	comment	Worldbuilding: Maps by Baum depict Oz's four regions and its neighboring kingdoms. The world-building came about because of fans clamoring for more stories and places to explore. (Continuity Snarl ensued.) Baum also got East and West mixed up on his map, and it took decades for future writers to untangle the mess that caused.
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Land of Oz / int_31c09bd8	type	"Let's Watch Our Show" Plot
Land of Oz / int_31c09bd8	comment	"Let's Watch Our Show" Plot: "The Real Critics", a 1979 short story by Geoffrey L. Gould focuses on the main Oz cast discussing the 1939 MGM film after watching it, and their reactions vary.
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Land of Oz / int_3687d605	type	Rapid Aging
Land of Oz / int_3687d605	comment	Rapid Aging: In The Lost King of Oz, Dorothy accidentally wishes herself back to America and starts to rapidly grow into a young woman due to the anti-aging spell in Oz. However, when she wishes herself back to Oz, she is a child again. This frightens her into deciding to never go back to America again.
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Land of Oz / int_383fe1b8	type	Embarrassing Old Photo
Land of Oz / int_383fe1b8	comment	The Emerald City of Oz has Dorothy and her group facing a series of statues, including one of Dorothy from the time of her first visit. Illustrator J. R. Neill used W. W. Denslow's original version of Dorothy for the statue. (One wonders how Dorothy felt about that old image.)
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Land of Oz / int_3c5ae1a1	type	Schizo Tech
Land of Oz / int_3c5ae1a1	comment	Schizo Tech: Oz is a fairyland with wind up robots (Tik-Tok) and cyborgs (The Tin Woodsman).
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Land of Oz / int_3fca462c	type	Deus ex Machina
Land of Oz / int_3fca462c	comment	Deus ex machina: Virtually all of the books end this way. Sometimes there's an attempt at setting things up via Chekhov's Gun, but just as often the ending comes completely out of the blue. In his sixth Oz book, The Emerald City of Oz, the Nomes and a few other unruly tribes of creatures plan to invade Oz, destroy it, and enslave the people. The surprise is initially ruined by Ozma's convenient Magic Picture, allowing her to plan ahead of time. With her trusty Chekhov's Gun, the Magic Belt Dorothy stole from the Nome king in a previous book, Ozma uses its power to dehydrate the army, whose invasion tunnel is conveniently right next to the fountain containing the Water of Oblivion, which makes anyone who drinks of it forget everything. The first thing the invaders do when they come out of the tunnel is drink the water; war avoided. The majority of Rinkitink in Oz involves the adventures of Prince Inga and King Rinkitink in another land entirely, until Ozma and company show up at the climax to save the day. (Baum originally wrote it as a standalone fantasy novel ten years earlier, and shoehorned Oz characters into the ending of the book after public demand.)
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Land of Oz / int_3fe6a857	type	Public Domain Character
Land of Oz / int_3fe6a857	comment	Public Domain Character: The first 16 books are public domain and that's still enough material for fanfics and different takes on Oz. Even now there are new comics based on Land of Oz and sometimes they Crossover with other public domain characters, like Alice from Alice in Wonderland.
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Land of Oz / int_41d8a845	type	Sufficiently Analyzed Magic
Land of Oz / int_41d8a845	comment	Sufficiently Analyzed Magic: As the Shaggy Man says in The Patchwork Girl Of Oz, Oz is a place "where magic is a science."
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Land of Oz / int_439a64d3	type	Our Witches Are Different
Land of Oz / int_439a64d3	comment	Our Witches Are Different: Witches are high-powered female magic users.
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Land of Oz / int_44a1dd10	type	King Incognito
Land of Oz / int_44a1dd10	comment	King Incognito: Ozma's father.
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Land of Oz / int_458251b2	type	The Wonderland
Land of Oz / int_458251b2	comment	The Wonderland: Oz itself, with talking scarecrows and robots before there were robots...
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Land of Oz / int_45a177f1	type	Touched by Vorlons
Land of Oz / int_45a177f1	comment	Touched by Vorlons: The inhabitants of the Valley of Voe who eat the dama-fruit - they become invisible. However, it doesn't grant invulnerability - there are really nasty predators in the Valley of Voe that also eat the fruit, and are also invisible...
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Land of Oz / int_470bff94	type	Eats Babies
Land of Oz / int_470bff94	comment	Eats Babies: The Hungry Tiger wants to eat fat babies, but his conscience won't allow him to actually do it. Hence why he's always hungry, you see.
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Land of Oz / int_47d35854	type	Intergenerational Friendship
Land of Oz / int_47d35854	comment	Intergenerational Friendship: Trot and Cap'n Bill. She's a little girl, he's a retired old sailor.
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Land of Oz / int_4832a3bb	type	Always Chaotic Evil
Land of Oz / int_4832a3bb	comment	Always Chaotic Evil: The Mangaboos in the Hollow World are very xenophobic and attack anyone who steps on their territory. Whenever they appear in a novel, they're usually portrayed as villains.
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Land of Oz / int_4885c04b	type	Road Trip Plot
Land of Oz / int_4885c04b	comment	Road Trip Plot: Many Oz books are the literary equivalent, with the characters taking a journey that results in a series of small adventures (rarely more than two chapters each) that have nothing to do with the main plot or each other. Occasionally, there might be an interlude that advances the main plot along the journey. The main plot will generally wrap up very quickly once the characters reach their destination.
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Land of Oz / int_4a852053	type	The Hero's Journey
Land of Oz / int_4a852053	comment	The Hero's Journey: Most of the books follow this plotline. The first book in particular is one of the textbook examples in modern times.
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Land of Oz / int_4c59921a	type	Face Stealer
Land of Oz / int_4c59921a	comment	Face Stealer: Princess Langwidere, who can change her head at will, and wants to trade Dorothy's head for one of her own.
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Land of Oz / int_4cdcba84	type	Bunnies for Cuteness
Land of Oz / int_4cdcba84	comment	Bunnies for Cuteness: Bunnyburg; Glinda apparently loves rabbits. In the last of the Famous Forty. Merry-Go-Round in Oz, it's revealed that the Easter Bunny lives in Oz as well.
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Land of Oz / int_4e6e9b64	type	A Child Shall Lead Them
Land of Oz / int_4e6e9b64	comment	A Child Shall Lead Them: Princess Ozma, who's roughly ten to sixteen, is the benevolent dictator of what is essentially an empire made of four large countries and a city-state.
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Land of Oz / int_4ee39742	type	Unwise Owl
Land of Oz / int_4ee39742	comment	Unwise Owl: A featured minor character in The Patchwork Girl of Oz is called the Foolish Owl, who is just that.
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Land of Oz / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Land of Oz / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The Oz of the first two books is notably different from the Oz in subsequent books. A lot of this can, and has, been explained and justified by Ozma coming to power and radically changing things; for example, the spell that prevents death in Oz apparently depends on a descendant of Lurline being on the throne, explaining why death occurred in the first book when the illegitimate Wizard was on the throne.
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Land of Oz / int_551d3457	type	Food Pills
Land of Oz / int_551d3457	comment	Food Pills: Created by Professor Woggle-Bug. The books actually avert most of usual tropes — the pills can serve as emergency rations, but attempts to replace regular meals with them were stopped. Violently.
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Land of Oz / int_58e43f17	type	Cats Are Mean
Land of Oz / int_58e43f17	comment	Cats Are Mean: Both Eureka and the Glass Cat have their moments of this.
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Land of Oz / int_5a3b8032	type	The Un-Reveal
Land of Oz / int_5a3b8032	comment	The Unreveal: The parentage of Button-Bright, the little boy that Dorothy randomly encounters in The Road to Oz. He has no idea what his name is or who his parents are. When Dorothy meets Santa Claus towards the end of the book, she asks where Button-Bright comes from, but Santa doesn't tell. In the end, Santa sends Button-Bright home in a magic bubble. Where he comes from or why he was just sitting by the side of the road when Dorothy and the Shaggy Man encountered him is never explained. (Though in the Trot-and-Cap'n-Bill series in which he originally appeared, his background is detailed.)
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Land of Oz / int_5c8fa553	type	Level Ate
Land of Oz / int_5c8fa553	comment	Level Ate: Several examples in Oz, e.g., Bunbury.
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Land of Oz / int_5c9fb18	type	Pumpkin Person
Land of Oz / int_5c9fb18	comment	Pumpkin Person: The series has a rare non-evil version with Jack Pumpkinhead, who is introduced in The Marvelous Land of Oz and shows up in several of the later Oz books (eventually getting one named after him: Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz), as well as appearing as a character in Return to Oz. He is basically a wooden scarecrow with a carved pumpkin head brought to life by a magic powder. His pumpkin heads eventually rot, so he keeps a pumpkin patch to replenish them, and Ozma carves him a new face (or he does it himself.) The old heads are buried in a graveyard at his house.
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Land of Oz / int_5da3f522	type	Big Brother Is Watching
Land of Oz / int_5da3f522	comment	Big Sister Is Watching: At least two. Ozma's Magic Picture can show any scene she wishes it to, and she often uses it to see what her friends are doing. Glinda has a book in which everything that happens anywhere in the world is recorded. The powers of both extend to the mortal world, including the USA.
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Land of Oz / int_5e9cddcc	type	Fake Wizardry
Land of Oz / int_5e9cddcc	comment	Fake Wizardry: Zig-Zagged. Magic is real, but the Wizard gets by on stage magic until Glinda the Good teaches him some real magic.
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Land of Oz / int_5fb5dad8	type	Royal Blood
Land of Oz / int_5fb5dad8	comment	Royal Blood: Princess Ozma
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Land of Oz / int_60547993	type	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy
Land of Oz / int_60547993	comment	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: When Fyter the Tin Soldier is introduced, it's clear that he also wishes to marry the Tin Man's sweetheart, Nimmie Amie. Instead of fighting about it, both tin men agree to let her choose between them, and when it turns out she's Happily Married, they respectfully agree to leave her in peace.
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Land of Oz / int_63267b15	type	Theseus' Ship Paradox
Land of Oz / int_63267b15	comment	Theseus' Ship Paradox: In The Road to Oz, Jack Pumpkinhead is shown with a garden of new pumpkins grown to replace his head whenever the current pumpkin spoils. He claims that since the majority of his body is still the same, he remains the same person (although the quality of the pumpkin has some effect on his intellect). In The Marvelous Land of Oz, they also replace one of Jack's legs when he happens to break it, to no ill effect. The Tin Woodman from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. He pissed off a witch who enchanted his ax so that it would cut off pieces of him, and he went to a tinsmith to replace the missing parts. Eventually he was made entirely out of tin - but since it was a gradual process, he's still human Nick Chopper and not a new person. Even more paradoxically, however, the tinsmith kept the old head in a closet, where, due to the no-death nature of Oz, it remained sentient, desiring nothing to do with the Tin Man when he returned to retrieve it. It gets even weirder in The Tin Woodman of Oz, where we meet the Tin Soldier, who suffered an identical fate to the Tin Woodman— an unfortunate soldier named Captain Fyter gradually had bits of himself chopped off and replaced until he was entirely tin, with the old "meat" parts still being sentient. But the tinsmith glued together pieces from both bodies to create a new man, named "Chopfyt," who lived happily ever after. It doesn't take long for both Fridge Logic and Fridge Horror to kick in here.
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Land of Oz / int_63a2340a	type	Crystal Landscape
Land of Oz / int_63a2340a	comment	Crystal Landscape: Present to varying degrees. Some depictions (such as in the movie) of the Emerald City portray nearly everything there as being made of crystal. The books are inconsistent about many architectural details but the city is full of large crystals in The Marvelous Land of Oz. The Nome Kingdom has areas covered in crystals as well. In Thompson's books we are introduced to the Sapphire City, capital of Munchkin Country, said to be second only to the Emerald City in beauty. The small kingdom of Regalia in Gillikin Country, which shows up in two of Thompson's books, is dominated by an amethyst castle.
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Land of Oz / int_63be4131	type	Pretty Boy
Land of Oz / int_63be4131	comment	Pretty Boy: John R. Neill's penchant for drawing anyone who isn't old, a non-human, or evil as very pretty and effeminate regardless of gender leads to this trope coming into play, at least as far as the illustrations go. See just about any illustration of Ojo for example. Another reason for this is the typical male attire in Oz, which includes tight pants, shoes curled up at the toe, lots of ruffles, and pointed hats such as those witches typically wear.
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Land of Oz / int_66c725b6	type	Inconsistent Spelling
Land of Oz / int_66c725b6	comment	Inconsistent Spelling: Whether the Big Bad's name is "The Nome King" or "The Gnome King" generally depends on the author. (Baum used Nome.)
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Land of Oz / int_67677940	type	Giant Flyer
Land of Oz / int_67677940	comment	Giant Flyer: The Gump and the Ork.
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Land of Oz / int_6a3c49f	type	Direct Line to the Author
Land of Oz / int_6a3c49f	comment	Direct Line to the Author: L. Frank Baum styled himself the "Royal Historian of Oz", all the stories came from Dorothy telling them to him (eventually through a magic wireless after Dorothy moved to Oz permanently). He also made an attempt to use this trope to end the Oz series at one point, claiming a spell of Glinda's to detach Oz completely from the outside world meant he was no longer in contact with Dorothy. It didn't stick any better than sending Sherlock Holmes over Reichenbach Falls, of course. This trope was downplayed by future authors in the series.
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Land of Oz / int_6b4b3eba	type	Lady Land
Land of Oz / int_6b4b3eba	comment	Lady Land: Oz is a borderline case, as the two most powerful rulers are female, but in the second book The Marvelous Land of Oz a female general named Jinjur overthrows the Scarecrow, ending his brief reign, and tries to turn Oz into a Lady Land, forcing men to do all the cooking and housework while women live lives of leisure. Her all-female army is defeated by Glinda the Goodâ€™s all-female army, Princess Ozma takes the throne, and from then on the genders are basically equal in Oz.
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Land of Oz / int_6bd6c8b7	type	Captured by Cannibals
Land of Oz / int_6bd6c8b7	comment	Captured by Cannibals: The Scoodlers from The Road to Oz.
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Land of Oz / int_6c3d1777	type	Magic A Is Magic A
Land of Oz / int_6c3d1777	comment	Magic A Is Magic A: Both averted and played straight. Although magical characters like Glinda and the Wizard display New Powers as the Plot Demands, most magical artifacts in the series have clearly defined rules and limited powers, as opposed to being Green Rocks or a Swiss-Army Weapon. Notable examples include the Golden Cap from the first book, Ozma's Magic Picture, Glinda's Book of Records, and the Powder of Life. The Nome King's Magic Belt is probably the biggest exception.
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Land of Oz / int_71d3801a	type	Reality-Writing Book
Land of Oz / int_71d3801a	comment	Reality-Writing Book: Glinda the Good Witch of the South has a book (The Book of Records) in which is written everything that happens around the world, as it happens. If she needs to find out what happened at any given time she just looks it up.
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Land of Oz / int_72e0023f	type	Invoked Trope
Land of Oz / int_72e0023f	comment	The two characters who transform themselves into Li-Mon-Eags (lion-monkey-eagles) in The Magic of Oz invoke this trope, since they are trying to win the loyalty of all the wild beasts in Oz and want to avoid looking partisan.
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Land of Oz / int_735e71c2	type	Recursive Canon
Land of Oz / int_735e71c2	comment	Recursive Canon: Later Oz books present them as being recounted to the author by Dorothy. New visitors to the land (such as Betsy Bobbin and Trot) are often familiar with the land of Oz and its inhabitants long before they even set foot in the land, because they've read the previous books.
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Land of Oz / int_7431b974	type	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show
Land of Oz / int_7431b974	comment	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: While in the original books the Land of Oz had many Crapsaccharine World elements, the stories were quite light-hearted. However most of the villains were truly evil, menacing and dangerous.
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Land of Oz / int_74440b13	type	Our Genies Are Different
Land of Oz / int_74440b13	comment	Our Genies Are Different: Jinnicky the Red Jinn is a small magical man who keeps his body encased in a jar and commands an army of slaves (yet he is depicted as benevolent). He becomes a recurring character in Thompson's books, and is one of the main reasons Thompson's Oz books have aged far less gracefully than Baum's.
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Land of Oz / int_7a53b67d	type	Sinister Surveillance
Land of Oz / int_7a53b67d	comment	Sinister Surveillance: Possible with both the Magic Picture and to a lesser extent the Book of Records, but Ozma and Glinda only use them for good. Itâ€™s a different story though when villains get ahold of them, and this has happened at least twice in the original series.
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Land of Oz / int_7a5bc682	type	White Bunny
Land of Oz / int_7a5bc682	comment	White Bunny: Glinda created the city of Bunnybury specifically to be home to all the pink-eyed white rabbits of the forest.
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Land of Oz / int_7d81759e	type	Magical Land
Land of Oz / int_7d81759e	comment	Magical Land: Oz and the countries around it.
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Land of Oz / int_7e716d9f	type	Expansion Pack World
Land of Oz / int_7e716d9f	comment	Expansion Pack World: The first two books, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" and "The Marvelous Land of Oz" were originally meant to be stand-alone stories. Fans of those books kept asking Baum questions about Oz. So Baum kept writing the Oz books to answer those questions and laid down some backstory.
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Land of Oz / int_838343d6	type	Fairy Tale
Land of Oz / int_838343d6	comment	Fairy Tale: Wizard of Oz was Baum's attempt to write an "American" fairy tale.
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Land of Oz / int_86eea0e5	type	World of Pun
Land of Oz / int_86eea0e5	comment	World of Pun: There's really no escaping the puns in the Land of Oz. If the characters aren't making them, the narration is, and if the narration isn't, the scenery is. Weirdly enough, in The Marvelous Land of Oz the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman show a dislike for puns when the Wogggle-Bug tells them, but that book is the only one in which anyone seems to have a problem with puns — so it's possible that what they realy objected to was the Woggle-Bug's superior attitude.
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Land of Oz / int_884e513b	type	Medium Awareness
Land of Oz / int_884e513b	comment	Medium Awareness: The Shaggy Man: "No one can know that, except for the person who's writing this story."
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Land of Oz / int_8a07e085	type	Denser and Wackier
Land of Oz / int_8a07e085	comment	Denser and Wackier: The books written by John R. Neill turn the weirdness and surrealism up to eleven.
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Land of Oz / int_8cf2497a	type	Tiny-Headed Behemoth
Land of Oz / int_8cf2497a	comment	Tiny-Headed Behemoth: The Whimsies are one of the groups that conspires with the Nome King to conquer the Emerald City. They are huge, hulking humanoids who have heads that are very small for their bodies. They wear large, garishly painted masks to cover their heads.
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Land of Oz / int_90b98fbb	type	The Needless
Land of Oz / int_90b98fbb	comment	The Needless: Anyone brought to life by the Powder of Life is said to be this, not needing to eat or sleep. Although no one can die in Oz they do seem to still need to eat and sleep to keep their strength up. The Sawhorse is a saw horse which Pip brought to life using Old Mombi's life-giving powder. Later Jim the (real) Cab Horse comes to Oz, and tries to convince the Sawhorse that being a meat and bones horse is better than being a wooden horse magically brought to life, but all the examples that Jim gives actually come out in the Sawhorse's favor: for example Jim says that he can bleed and that's good because people can know where he's hurt - the Sawhorse points out that he doesn't get hurt, so he doesn't need to bleed. Jim is the only animal from our world who, having come to Oz where he can talk, begs to go back to the real world where he's just a dumb animal.
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Land of Oz / int_9381f239	type	Clockwork Creature
Land of Oz / int_9381f239	comment	Clockwork Creature: Tiktok the Machine Man. You have to wind him up every few days or he'll run down.
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Land of Oz / int_95cc926d	type	Post-Scarcity Economy
Land of Oz / int_95cc926d	comment	Post-Scarcity Economy: Oz doesnâ€™t use money (at least once Ozma comes to power), and food is plentiful. Meat even grows on trees. Baum goes into detail about this, stating that no one works more than half of their day and can devote the rest of their time to leisure, no one is forced into a job they donâ€™t want to do, and food produced by farmers is taken to the Emerald City and divided evenly among the population, free of any charge. Although as Ojo and his uncle know too well in the seventh book, you do have to be near enough to where the food is to benefit from this, and if you live in too remote of an area you can still go hungry (but at least you canâ€™t die).
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Land of Oz / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Land of Oz / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: The Nome King.
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Land of Oz / int_979f41a	type	Continuity Reboot
Land of Oz / int_979f41a	comment	Continuity Reboot: When Jack Snow became the new author for the series, he ignored characters and locations introduced in Ruth Plumly Thompson and John R. Neill's books and just wrote a direct sequel to L.Frank Baum's final book. Thompson was reportedly fine with this, as she didn't really want her Oz characters to be used by future authors in the series. It could be described as a soft reboot; the previous stories werenâ€™t flat out retconned, just never mentioned again.
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Land of Oz / int_98ce21fe	type	Long-Running Book Series
Land of Oz / int_98ce21fe	comment	Long-Running Book Series: 63 years, and that's only if you stop counting after the Famous Forty. New Oz books were released almost yearly from Baum's return to the series in 1913 through the early 1940's, after which production slowed considerably, with the final two books over ten years apart.
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Land of Oz / int_99a12edd	type	Cyborg
Land of Oz / int_99a12edd	comment	Cyborg and Unwilling Roboticisation: Possibly the earliest example of a full-body-replacement cyborg in modern literature is the Tin Woodsman from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. He was once a perfectly ordinary human being until a witch cursed his axe, which repeatedly attacked him to chop off his body parts. He gradually replaces his missing body piece by piece with tin prosthetics — until essentially all that was left was a mind in a tin shell. note The tinsmith kept his old head in a closet, where, due to the no-death nature of Oz, it remained sentient, desiring nothing to do with the Tin Man when he returned to retrieve it.
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Land of Oz / int_9adcd93a	type	Bizarre Alien Locomotion
Land of Oz / int_9adcd93a	comment	Bizarre Alien Locomotion: The Wheelers, whose name says it all. And the one-legged Hoppers who hop around.
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Land of Oz / int_9afa05c7	type	Family-Unfriendly Death
Land of Oz / int_9afa05c7	comment	Family-Unfriendly Death: In the later books, no one can die. This information comes after characters in the books have been chopped into pieces, beheaded, melted, and so forth and it's mentioned that you could be transformed into an inanimate object, turned into sand, and buried. Even so, you'd still be alive and presumably conscious forever. Note also the spell which caused this also prevented aging, and took effect on everyone in Oz at the same time; this means that any babies in Oz are eternally babies, and that anyone who was at the moment of death is permanently caught there, and so on...
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Land of Oz / int_9d7f3df9	type	Hypnosis-Proof Dogs
Land of Oz / int_9d7f3df9	comment	Hypnosis-Proof Dogs: A baddie puts up an illusion of a wall of flame. Everyone else is stopped but Toto just walks right through it because he can't see it, or sees that it isn't real, or something.
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Land of Oz / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Land of Oz / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: The Emerald City of Oz has Dorothy and her group facing a series of statues, including one of Dorothy from the time of her first visit. Illustrator J. R. Neill used W. W. Denslow's original version of Dorothy for the statue. (One wonders how Dorothy felt about that old image.) Most of the books have a paragraph or two of narration dedicated to continuity and backstory, but again, the continuity changes so often it's more like a check of what's going to be canon according to that book in particular.
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Land of Oz / int_9dfd7154	type	Fridge Logic
Land of Oz / int_9dfd7154	comment	It gets even weirder in The Tin Woodman of Oz, where we meet the Tin Soldier, who suffered an identical fate to the Tin Woodman— an unfortunate soldier named Captain Fyter gradually had bits of himself chopped off and replaced until he was entirely tin, with the old "meat" parts still being sentient. But the tinsmith glued together pieces from both bodies to create a new man, named "Chopfyt," who lived happily ever after. It doesn't take long for both Fridge Logic and Fridge Horror to kick in here.
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Land of Oz / int_9ee0d3eb	type	Land of Faerie
Land of Oz / int_9ee0d3eb	comment	Land of Faerie: Oz is called a fairyland, and was a normal land before the Fairy Queen Lurline enchanted it.
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Land of Oz / int_9f74002a	type	Feminist Fantasy
Land of Oz / int_9f74002a	comment	Feminist Fantasy: The Land of Oz was founded by a woman (Lurline), and the countries in it were ruled by four women (the Witches) up until the end of The Marvelous Land of Oz. (It's pretty clear the Wizard and the Scarecrow only ran the Emerald City, and nominally at that.) In that book, one of the women (Glinda) works with another woman (Mombi) to restore the rightful ruler of the land of Oz. Guess who that is? Yep, a woman (Ozma). Incidentally (and probably not coincidentally), Baum's mother-in-law was Matilda Gage, one of the greats of the First Wave of Feminism.
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Land of Oz / int_a058376e	type	Pseudo-Romantic Friendship
Land of Oz / int_a058376e	comment	Pseudo-Romantic Friendship: Dorothy and Ozma. They kiss often, and by the sixth book Ozma makes Dorothy her Princess.
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Land of Oz / int_a139f52b	type	Fantasy World Map
Land of Oz / int_a139f52b	comment	Fantasy World Map: One of the earliest examples. Baum apparently used Chinese geomancy (Feng Shui) to make the map. It made west and east look inverted. The map makes a lot of sense if the POV is in the Emerald City, looking southward. See this map◊. Because of this reversed map, Ruth Plumly Thompson referred to Munchkinland as the west, and the land of the Winkies as the east. On the other hand, the Books of Wonder publishers revised the map to restore the Munchkins and Winkies to the east and west.
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Land of Oz / int_a15af1f3	type	Sugar Bowl
Land of Oz / int_a15af1f3	comment	Sugar Bowl: The land of Oz under Princess Ozma, despite periodic threats from outside and certain parts of Oz of being way out there, generally follows this trope. Only when ruled by Ozma, though. If someone else takes the throne, generally you get a Crapsaccharine World (e.g. Jinjur's revolt, the witches running wild).
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Land of Oz / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Land of Oz / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: In The Magic of Oz, the Wizard turns Cap'n Bill and Trot (trapped on a magic isle) into bumblebees so they can escape. Immediately afterward, the Cowardly Lion and the Hungry Tiger, along on the rescue expedition, eat a pair of bees. (Fortunately, it wasn't them).
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Land of Oz / int_a2e887be	type	Secondary Character Title
Land of Oz / int_a2e887be	comment	Secondary Character Title: Just because a book is named after a character doesn't always mean they are a central character. Tik-Tok of Oz could probably have had the same plot without Tik-Tok's involvement and he doesn't even appear until about a third of the way through the book, and in Scarecrow of Oz, the Scarecrow doesn't appear until more than halfway through the book.
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Land of Oz / int_a4414a05	type	Adaptation Dye-Job
Land of Oz / int_a4414a05	comment	Adaptation Dye-Job: Dorothy and Ozma's hair color varies from artist to artist and medium to medium. For instance, in their first appearances, Dorothy was a brunette and Ozma a blonde, but later illustrations show a black-haired Ozma and a blonde Dorothy. Long-time Oz illustrator John R. Neill lampshaded this with one drawing, showing his blond version of Dorothy looking at a statue commemorating W.W. Denslow's brunette.
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Land of Oz / int_a46eb25d	type	Election Day Episode
Land of Oz / int_a46eb25d	comment	Election Day Episode: John R. Neillâ€™s The Wonder City of Oz centers on an American girl from New Jersey who arrives in Oz and immediately wants the throne, challenging Ozma to an election.
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Land of Oz / int_a6cbef9a	type	Joker Immunity
Land of Oz / int_a6cbef9a	comment	Joker Immunity: The Nome King never actually dies, but at least twice his memory gets wiped supposedly reverting him to an innocent. It never sticks, and sooner or later he's back to his scheming again. Thompson used him repeatedly as a villain during her run. When last seen in the Famous Forty, he's been turned into a cactus.
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Land of Oz / int_a8a04f6f	type	And I Must Scream
Land of Oz / int_a8a04f6f	comment	The Tin Woodman from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. He pissed off a witch who enchanted his ax so that it would cut off pieces of him, and he went to a tinsmith to replace the missing parts. Eventually he was made entirely out of tin - but since it was a gradual process, he's still human Nick Chopper and not a new person. Even more paradoxically, however, the tinsmith kept the old head in a closet, where, due to the no-death nature of Oz, it remained sentient, desiring nothing to do with the Tin Man when he returned to retrieve it.
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Land of Oz / int_ab30ac9	type	Really Royalty Reveal
Land of Oz / int_ab30ac9	comment	Really Royalty Reveal: Used by Baum on occasion (Tip in The Marvelous Land of Oz, Bilbil the goat in Rinkitink in Oz), used almost once per book by Ruth Plumly Thompson, who had more of an affinity for European-style fairy tales about royalty, making this one of her favorite tropes.
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Land of Oz / int_ab940e63	type	Robo Speak
Land of Oz / int_ab940e63	comment	Robo Speak: Tik-Tok's way of speaking and one of the earliest examples of this trope.
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Land of Oz / int_ad4578de	type	Hollow World
Land of Oz / int_ad4578de	comment	Hollow World: The Land of the Mangaboos underneath Oz is one, with six artificial suns of different colors, and the population of talking vegetables live in glass houses. It also counts as a Villain World, as the Mangaboos are Always Chaotic Evil.
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Land of Oz / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Land of Oz / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Surprisingly, the narrator in ''The Wonderful Wizard of Oz', at times.
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Land of Oz / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Land of Oz / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: The Glass Cat has pink brains, "...and you can see 'em work."
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Land of Oz / int_b2280b66	type	Retcon
Land of Oz / int_b2280b66	comment	Retcon: The story how Ozma's father was overthrown was changed to make the Wizard less of a villain. Ozma herself went from being the human daughter of the former King Pastoria, to a fairy princess descended from Lurline who pretty much always ruled Oz save a brief interruption. Jack Pumpkinhead was heavily implied to have died at the end of the second book when his head spoiled; Baum brings him back in the 4th book with the explanation that he replaces his heads when they spoil. Not so much a retcon as a neatly-patched plot hole: after it was established all animals can talk in Oz, someone finally asks why Toto never has. Betsy observes that Dorothy understands Toto's normal-dog communication just fine, and he resists being asked to talk, only relenting when his little mistress pushes the issue.
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Land of Oz / int_b58642b1	type	Trapped in Another World
Land of Oz / int_b58642b1	comment	Trapped in Another World: Many early Oz books had this as the plot.
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Land of Oz / int_b5f4e0a5	type	Funny Robot
Land of Oz / int_b5f4e0a5	comment	Funny Robot: General Tik-Tok, a helpful clockwork man and Robot Buddy to the other characters. Usually he's very serious, but he can be very funny when his brain winds down before his voice and movements do; without any actual thinking to govern it, he wanders aimlessly and blabbers nonsensically until someone winds up his thought mechanism.
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Land of Oz / int_b97a2fa7	type	Forced Transformation
Land of Oz / int_b97a2fa7	comment	Forced Transformation: A favorite trope of Baum's, this happens to someone almost once per book. The Nome King uses the Magic Belt, and later his own magical powers, to turn people into objects. Dorothy later uses it to turn a villain into a dove in The Lost Princess of Oz. Red Reera uses her Yookoohoo abilities to turn herself and her pets into different creatures at a whim. (She also transforms some guests, but only after getting permission.) The magic word in The Magic of Oz also allows characters to inflict this on one another.
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Land of Oz / int_bb4b7f7c	type	Threshold Guardians
Land of Oz / int_bb4b7f7c	comment	Threshold Guardians: The Guardian of the Gates of the Emerald City. The Iron Giant in Ozma of Oz.
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Land of Oz / int_be5d0950	type	Aloof Leader, Affable Subordinate
Land of Oz / int_be5d0950	comment	Aloof Leader, Affable Subordinate: The cruel Nome King, Roquat the Red, is paired with his kind-hearted steward, Kaliko. Kaliko is essential to keeping the Nome Kingdom running (he's a skilled mechanic and good at getting along with people), and when Roquat is eventually deposed, Kaliko becomes king himself.
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Land of Oz / int_bf927e82	type	Non-Human Sidekick
Land of Oz / int_bf927e82	comment	Non-Human Sidekick: Lots of them.
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Land of Oz / int_bf9ed416	type	Immortality
Land of Oz / int_bf9ed416	comment	Immortality: After the first few books, everyone in Oz has this, though it drifts between The Ageless and Age Without Youth.
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Land of Oz / int_c09dbbbb	type	Weaksauce Weakness
Land of Oz / int_c09dbbbb	comment	Weaksauce Weakness: Nomes are weak against eggs.
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Land of Oz / int_c0e3994b	type	Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male
Land of Oz / int_c0e3994b	comment	Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male: Jinjur, having failed to take over Oz, appears in a later cameo, placidly explaining that she is content with her quiet life with her husband — and her husband is nursing a black eye because he had milked the cows in any order she did not approve of.
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Land of Oz / int_c23525d4	type	Character Title
Land of Oz / int_c23525d4	comment	Character Title: Most books, followed by either â€œin Ozâ€� or â€œof Ozâ€�. A notable exception is The Road to Oz.
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Land of Oz / int_c325f125	type	Ho Yay
Land of Oz / int_c325f125	comment	In The Tin Woodman of Oz, the Scarecrow and Tin Woodman call their young traveling companion Woot the Wanderer "our boy friend." Hmmm...
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Land of Oz / int_c4cfd337	type	Easter Bunny
Land of Oz / int_c4cfd337	comment	In the last of the Famous Forty. Merry-Go-Round in Oz, it's revealed that the Easter Bunny lives in Oz as well.
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Land of Oz / int_ca87e3ec	type	No Name Given
Land of Oz / int_ca87e3ec	comment	No Name Given: The "shaggy man", who is indeed shaggy and unkempt. He first appears in The Road to Oz when he runs into Dorothy in Kansas and winds up wandering into Oz with her, turning into her guardian and companion. He is never named. His brother is even worse off, always being referred to as, yes, "The Shaggy Man's brother."
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Land of Oz / int_cbaa9102	type	Signature Headgear
Land of Oz / int_cbaa9102	comment	Signature Headgear: Princess Ozma usually wears a tall gold crown, a tiara with the OZ symbol (a large â€œOâ€� with a â€œZâ€� inside), and big red poppies over both ears like earmuffs. John R. Neill was the first to illustrate her this way, as Baum doesn't mention it in the text. And a pointed and brimmed hat is part of Oz's default national costume.
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Land of Oz / int_cec7dac0	type	The Magocracy
Land of Oz / int_cec7dac0	comment	The Magocracy: The Quadling (South) Country of Oz is this, being ruled by Glinda. The whole Land of Oz becomes this after Princess Ozma takes the throne.
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Land of Oz / int_cedeae6a	type	Wacky Wayside Tribe
Land of Oz / int_cedeae6a	comment	Wacky Wayside Tribe: Plenty of examples in Baum's books. Just about every book has them to a large degree; The Road to Oz in particular has almost nothing more to the story.
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Land of Oz / int_cf7bd78d	type	Steampunk
Land of Oz / int_cf7bd78d	comment	Steampunk: The Oz books sometimes flirt with this. Tik-Tok is a prime example.
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Land of Oz / int_d24b61a8	type	Patchwork Map
Land of Oz / int_d24b61a8	comment	Patchwork Map: A good look at the map of Oz and its surrounding lands screams "PATCHWORK!" at the reader. It's understandable since Baum made it up as he went along; also, one should keep in mind fantasy world building was a new concept that the Oz books basically pioneered.
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Land of Oz / int_d48333a4	type	Ban on Magic
Land of Oz / int_d48333a4	comment	Ban on Magic: Magic is banned from Oz for all except Princess Ozma, Glinda the Good, and the Wizard of Oz. This is to prevent anything like the Wicked Witches from rising again. Of course, the plot of almost every book in the series from the time the ban is mentioned involves someone unlawfully using magic.
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Land of Oz / int_d79f4a9e	type	Heinousness Retcon
Land of Oz / int_d79f4a9e	comment	Heinousness Retcon: In the second book, it's revealed the Wizard overthrew King Pastoria in order to rule Oz and gave away the infant Princess Ozma to an old sorceress. When he reappears in the fourth book, it was retconned such that it was the Wicked Witches who did the evil deeds and all the Wizard did was rule Oz in the royal family's absence.
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Land of Oz / int_d88e125e	type	Our Dragons Are Different
Land of Oz / int_d88e125e	comment	Our Dragons Are Different: Baumian dragons tend to be extremely long-lived (the dragonettes in Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz are mere hatchlings but are said to be 66 years old, while their mother is over two thousand), hibernate underground for long periods of time (the dragons Woot the Wanderer meets in The Tin Woodman of Oz sleep for a hundred years and only awaken to eat), and have very long bodies (like Quox in Tik-Tok of Oz). They're generally not friendly to humans, though there are a couple of exceptions.
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Land of Oz / int_d9d2c40b	type	Amazon Brigade
Land of Oz / int_d9d2c40b	comment	Amazon Brigade: Jinjur and her completely pathetic, knitting-needle-armed army successfully conquer the Emerald City in The Marvelous Land of Oz by exploiting Wouldn't Hit a Girl and intend to take the rest of Oz eventually. Glinda's counterattack with her actual Amazon Brigade leads to their almost immediate surrender.
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Land of Oz / int_db361e64	type	Princess Classic
Land of Oz / int_db361e64	comment	Princess Classic: Princess Ozma, other than the whole growing up as a boy thing, which is decidedly not traditional.
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Land of Oz / int_dd3d1f69	type	Wicked Witch
Land of Oz / int_dd3d1f69	comment	Wicked Witch: The Wicked Witches of the East and West, of course. The Good Witches of the North and South are a subversion. A special subversion, as the notion of a good witch was alien at the time. In later books, it is revealed that there were two other Wicked Witches: Mombi, who kept Ozma imprisoned but was stopped from gaining power over Gillikin Country by the Good Witch of the North, and a fourth witch who was stopped by Glinda in the south.
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Land of Oz / int_de86b894	type	Continuity Drift
Land of Oz / int_de86b894	comment	Continuity Drift: Coherent continuity isn't one of the Oz books' strengths. Probably deliberately, as Baum, no Tolkien, was much more interested in exploring his fairyland than keeping track of it, and was only writing the sequels anyway as a result of fan clamour for more. The eventually-insanely-convoluted explanation for how the Wizard became the ruler of Emerald City is perhaps the best-known result of this. Other fanbase-dividing changes to the setting include the issues of money (first it existed, then it didn't), death (first it existed, then it didn't), and whether or not Emerald City had its color because of the city's construction or if the green tinted glasses are still being used.
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Land of Oz / int_dfbdfc6f	type	Underwater City
Land of Oz / int_dfbdfc6f	comment	Underwater City: The Skeezers' island in Glinda of Oz, when submerged.
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Land of Oz / int_e2d457	type	The Ditz
Land of Oz / int_e2d457	comment	The Ditz: Button-Bright, in spite of his nickname, is actually really stupid. He asks a lot of questions, but he's not good at taking the answers to those questions and making connections or thinking critically about it.
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Land of Oz / int_e6fa475c	type	Offered the Crown
Land of Oz / int_e6fa475c	comment	Offered the Crown: Happened quite often, especially if the book featured a villainous king or queen (almost invariably deposed and replaced with a heroic character or a subordinate who had managed to Pet the Dog).
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Land of Oz / int_e8d46c29	type	Backstory
Land of Oz / int_e8d46c29	comment	Backstory: In response to fan mail asking questions about Oz and its characters. There's just enough info to give an idea what Oz was like before Dorothy came to it.
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Land of Oz / int_e8d730c4	type	Easily Conquered World
Land of Oz / int_e8d730c4	comment	Easily Conquered World: Oz has always been this, partly due to their almost complete lack of a military (which consists of one soldier with a gun, who isn't even good at shooting), and partly due to the fact that Ozma is a pacifist almost to the point of Suicidal Pacifism. It is protected mainly by the surrounding Deadly Desert. Some quick thinking allows Oz to fend off an invasion in The Emerald City of Oz without having to fight back, but this practically came down to luck. It reaches new levels of ineptitude in Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz, when an Ozian warlord from southern Oz named Mogodore easily conquers the Emerald City while every single person of importance in the palace is playing Blind Man's Bluff, and is blindfolded. So while the desert protects Oz from external threats, it is highly vulnerable to internal threats.
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Land of Oz / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
Land of Oz / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream: Averted in the original books. Baum himself stated that the land of Oz is located somewhere in the world, it's just surrounded by impassable deserts. Indeed, The Emerald City of Oz, which Baum originally intended as the conclusion to the series, has Dorothy moving to Oz permanently along with her aunt and uncle.
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Land of Oz / int_eb8856	type	The X of Y
Land of Oz / int_eb8856	comment	The X of Y: Most titles in the series are either this, or (character name) in/of Oz.
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Land of Oz / int_eede3c98	type	Princesses Rule
Land of Oz / int_eede3c98	comment	Princesses Rule: Princess Ozma, although given the political reality of Oz she might be really an Empress. Ozma is occasionally referred to as a Queen in later books, such as those by Ruth Plumly Thompson, but it never really sticks. Dorothy herself became a Princess in one of the later books. Alternately, Ozma, being a descendant of Queen Lurline, is a Fairy Princess, but also Queen of Oz. The title of â€œprincessâ€� may only refer to her rank among fairies, not her rank in Oz. In Tik-Tok of Oz, Ozga, the Rose Princess, would have been one of these, except that her people rejected her as they wanted a male ruler.
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Land of Oz / int_f13643c4	type	Tunnel King
Land of Oz / int_f13643c4	comment	Tunnel King: The Nome King.
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Land of Oz / int_f51c5f3c	type	Never Say "Die"
Land of Oz / int_f51c5f3c	comment	In the later books, no one can die. This information comes after characters in the books have been chopped into pieces, beheaded, melted, and so forth and it's mentioned that you could be transformed into an inanimate object, turned into sand, and buried. Even so, you'd still be alive and presumably conscious forever.
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Land of Oz / int_f5eda11	type	Mix-and-Match Critters
Land of Oz / int_f5eda11	comment	Mix-and-Match Critters The Kalidahs, creatures that have the head of a tiger and a body of a bear. The two characters who transform themselves into Li-Mon-Eags (lion-monkey-eagles) in The Magic of Oz invoke this trope, since they are trying to win the loyalty of all the wild beasts in Oz and want to avoid looking partisan. The Orks in Scarecrow of Oz., which have a four-legged ostrich body, the head of a parrot, and an organic propeller for a tail. And of course the winged monkeys. And the Gump? Well, there are Gumps, which are basically elks, but the Gump has the head of a Gump mounted on a plaque, two sofas for a body, palm tree limbs for wings, and a broom for a tail, all tied together with clothes line.
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Land of Oz / int_f651b980	type	Forbidden Zone
Land of Oz / int_f651b980	comment	Forbidden Zone: The Deadly Desert, which surrounds Oz and protects it against invasion. It's supposedly impenetrable, but of course is crossed many times over the course of the series, usually by flying over it somehow, but it has been tunneled under and sailed across in a sand boat too.
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Land of Oz / int_f90927	type	Heart Trauma
Land of Oz / int_f90927	comment	Heart Trauma: In The Scarecrow of Oz, the evil witch Blinkie freezes the heart of Princess Gloria of Jynxland to keep her from loving the gardener's boy, Pon. When the princess' heart has frozen, she not only acts ice-cold towards everyone but seems incapable of any real emotion.
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Land of Oz / int_f90927	featureConfidence	1.0
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Land of Oz / int_fa6bfde9	type	Have a Gay Old Time
Land of Oz / int_fa6bfde9	comment	The kitchen-supplies-based kingdom of Utensia in The Emerald City of Oz. A sieve is the priest, because he's the holiest one there. A corkscrew is a lawyer, because he's accustomed to appearing at the bar; he's a corking good lawyer, but accused of being crooked, and laments that he has no pull at this court. Inadvertently back then, he often screws people over. The knives make sharp remarks. The fork has a tinny voice. It just keeps going.
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Land of Oz / int_fd9763d3	type	Non-Ironic Clown
Land of Oz / int_fd9763d3	comment	Non-Ironic Clown: Notta Bit More in The Cowardly Lion of Oz is a friendly clown. Twiffle in The Shaggy Man of Oz is another such example.
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LostInOz	seeAlso	Land of Oz
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Land of Oz	hasFeature	American Literature (J To M) / int_52e8fba
Land of Oz	hasFeature	Armed with Canon / int_52e8fba
Land of Oz	hasFeature	Art Nouveau / int_52e8fba
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