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Tom Swift

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Tom Swift	comment	1910s to 30s Stratemeyer Syndicate kids' series following the adventures of boy inventor Tom Swift. Each book began with Tom inventing some new gadget that conveniently proved essential to resolving the plot. Invented or popularized many Gadgeteer Genius tropes.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })While popular in his time, Tom proved to have less staying power than his Stratemeyer stablemates Frank and Joe Hardy and Nancy Drew, perhaps because of how quickly his "cool technology" was superseded in the real world. An Atomic-age attempt to revive the franchise in the mid-1950s with a new series starring his son failed when people started questioning the wisdom of atomic-powered airplanes and automobiles. If anything Tom Swift Jr.'s Gee-whiz tech went obsolete even faster than his father's did.The series was revived in the early 1980s, in Southern California in the 1990s and in the first person in the 2000s.Origin of the "Tom Swifty", such as "Pass me the shellfish," said Tom crabbily or "How was your colonoscopy?" asked Tom probingly. This is something of a Beam Me Up, Scotty! (or "Play it again, Sam") situation, as while Stratemeyer was eager to employ adverbs and reluctant to use the plain verb "said", actual "Tom Swifty" puns were rare.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })As early as the 1910s, plans were made to adapt the books to live-action, but nearly every single one of them have failed, with progress being usually no further than a finished script. The only screen adaptation of the books in the 20th century is a 1983 television special called The Tom Swift and Linda Craig Mystery Hour, starring Willie Aames and Lori Loughlin and airing on ABC. A television pilot starring Gary Vinson was completed in 1958, but it was not greenlit because of legal problems. Tom's unlucky streak ended in 2022, as The CW ordered a series focusing on him (with Tom now being a gay African-American man), set as a spin-off of the network's ongoing Nancy Drew series. The luck didn't last long though, as it was swiftly cancelled. Despite CW announcing its cancellation five episodes in, they allowed the remaining five to air and finish out the run.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); })
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Tom Swift / int_1a68cbdc	comment	Character Name and the Noun Phrase: Probably the Ur-Example.
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Tom Swift / int_1c79ae8c	type	Those Two Guys
Tom Swift / int_1c79ae8c	comment	Those Two Guys: The mutated assistants of the mad scientist in the 90s book "Mutant Beach".
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Tom Swift / int_1e1f2e51	type	Raygun Gothic
Tom Swift / int_1e1f2e51	comment	Raygun Gothic including the inevitable Zeerust
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Tom Swift / int_1f518822	type	Androcles' Lion
Tom Swift / int_1f518822	comment	Androcles' Lion: Prior to the second book of the fifth series, Swift Enterprises executive Yvonne Williams was kidnapped by anti-technology terrorists. One of her guards was dying after being bitten by a snake, and Yvonne used her cellphone battery to shock him back to life. The next day, that guard let her escape.
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Tom Swift / int_234bd900	type	For Science!
Tom Swift / int_234bd900	comment	For Science!: Because what else would a supergenius teenager get up to in a series of adventure novels?
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Tom Swift / int_2854b56d	type	Uncertain Doom
Tom Swift / int_2854b56d	comment	Uncertain Doom: In the 80s books, David Luna is presumed dead in the fourth book along with a sympathetic alien pursuing him during a dangerous hyperspace jump. Luna returns alive but his pursuer's chances were less good.
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Tom Swift / int_31e2ad94	type	Kid Detective
Tom Swift / int_31e2ad94	comment	Kid Detective
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Tom Swift / int_33c99c49	type	Might Makes Right
Tom Swift / int_33c99c49	comment	Might Makes Right: In Mind Games, the human antagonist, Gary Gitmoe, says, "The strong get what they deserve. So do the weak."
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Tom Swift / int_3cb1d38d	type	Bad Boss
Tom Swift / int_3cb1d38d	comment	Bad Boss: Roscoe in the final 90s book is willing to brainwash his henchmen, use them as test subjects for a forcefield device (while using bullets) and even outright shoot a loyal one who hasn't done anything just to make his own attempted escape go smoother. And while none of this is completely unique to the series, Roscoe is a lot scarier because of how he succeeds in killing multiple people.
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Tom Swift / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Tom Swift / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: Particularly in the 90s series. Invoked in Aquatech Warriors, in which the Big Bad plans to use a massive conventional bomb to raise an island into the sea he can call his own. After his plan is thwarted, Tom tells the gang what would have happened if the plan had succeeded: No new island nation for the Big Bad; "only" a tsunami that would have hit Jamaica, killing upwards of 50,000 people. In Death Quake, being only eighteen, Tom has a difficult time being taken seriously by a visiting adult scientist. In Quantum Force: Tom Swift uses his newest invention to exact some payback on some muggers — and gets grounded as soon as he gets home for doing something so stupid.
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Tom Swift / int_3fe2b13f	type	Ungrateful Bastard
Tom Swift / int_3fe2b13f	comment	Ungrateful Bastard: Zigzagged in "The Aquatech Warriors" from the 90s series. After Tom and the others save the surviving crewmen from The Black Dragons undersea base from drowning, they end up held at gunpoint. The leader of the group says its not that they aren't grateful, it's just that they'd prefer not to stand trial for piracy and murder by going quietly, although they do plan to leave Tom and the others with the materials to make a raft of their own (on the rapidly sinking land platform) as well as the scientific data which had brought Tom to the area in the first place. Naturally though, Tom and the others turn the tables. Played completely straight in "Moonststalker" also from the 90s, when the Big Bad and one of his men pull a gun on them after being rescued from their own destroyed spaceship and attempt to murder Tom and the others.
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Tom Swift / int_42008602	type	Story Arc
Tom Swift / int_42008602	comment	Story Arc: The "Jr." novels had an ongoing arc about Tom's interaction with the alien "Space Friends". Since the arc never really went anywhere before the series ended, it's arguably also an Aborted Arc.
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Tom Swift / int_485011b	type	MadLibsCatchPhrase
Tom Swift / int_485011b	comment	Mad Libs Catch Phrase: Mr. Damon in the first series always said some form of "Bless my [noun]!"
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Tom Swift / int_4e17e369	type	House Pseudonym
Tom Swift / int_4e17e369	comment	House Pseudonym: Per the usual practices of Stratemeyer Syndicate. Tom Swift books are always credited to Victor Appleton, while the Jr. series is Victor Appleton II. Both are simply names for a parade of ghostwriters. Gets ridiculous when you realize the first book was released in 1910 and new books were being released as late as 2019, which would make Victor well over a century old.
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Tom Swift / int_54243cf7	type	Parrot Exposition
Tom Swift / int_54243cf7	comment	Parrot Exposition: Notoriously overused in the earlier novels and the source for much of the humor in the aforementioned MSTing.
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Tom Swift / int_59aa1d0b	type	Recycled IN SPACE!
Tom Swift / int_59aa1d0b	comment	Recycled IN SPACE!: The adventures of Tom Swift the Somethingth, interstellar traveller.
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Tom Swift / int_5bb574d	type	Fantasy Metals
Tom Swift / int_5bb574d	comment	Fantasy Metals: Thomasite. More a fantasy plastic, but it had amazing properties that allowed such things as a quarter-inch of it to be sufficient shielding for a nuclear reactor, or light and strong enough to replace aluminum in planes.
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Tom Swift / int_6d6945da	type	Minovsky Physics
Tom Swift / int_6d6945da	comment	Minovsky Physics: The radiation-blocking Tomasite plastic can block radiation, and is a good neutron reflector. Period. Apart from that, it's just a strong, hard plastic. The repelatron device can do one thing: Push on the specific combination of elements it's been tuned to. The potential complications and the difficulties of keeping the things properly tuned are not ignored.
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Tom Swift / int_72c07237	type	Swiss-Cheese Security
Tom Swift / int_72c07237	comment	Swiss-Cheese Security: In one "Jr." novel (the one with the giant robots) a villain knocks out a Swift worker who resembles him and walks into their plant with the man's security pass, boasting that their security "makes a bank job look tough."
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Tom Swift / int_83444b89	type	MST
Tom Swift / int_83444b89	comment	MST: Tom Swift's War Tank is one of the more extensive MSTings available. It has its own tropes page, here.
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Tom Swift / int_8430699a	type	Alternate Universe
Tom Swift / int_8430699a	comment	Alternate Universe: In one of the 90s books, Tom accidentally swaps places with a Mad Scientist version of himself from one of these due to a black hole experiment gone wrong, with many of friends' analogues being criminals in the alternate universe (and his best friend being a police officer and implied recurring nemesis of his).
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Tom Swift / int_8ae880f7	type	Deconstruction
Tom Swift / int_8ae880f7	comment	Deconstruction: Intentionally or not, many of the 1990s books did this to "For Science!" as a motivation for Tom's various inventions. Many of them prove to cause all manner of unforeseen problems for Tom and his friends to deal with. Tom can come off as a younger more idealistic version of a Mad Scientist.
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Tom Swift / int_8bc5b86e	type	One-Shot Character
Tom Swift / int_8bc5b86e	comment	About half the books in the second series end with a villain's base being swarmed by either a party of Swift Enterprises guards and workers or local authorities (generally composed largely of unnamed and/or One Shot Characters), who easily defeat the antagonists and sometimes rescue a captive Tom.
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Tom Swift / int_92f863b6	type	Revival
Tom Swift / int_92f863b6	comment	Revival: Tom Swift Jr. in the 1950s, and again in the 1980s, and again in the 90s, and for good measure in 2006.
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Tom Swift / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Tom Swift / int_970c790a	comment	Played completely straight in "Moonststalker" also from the 90s, when the Big Bad and one of his men pull a gun on them after being rescued from their own destroyed spaceship and attempt to murder Tom and the others.
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Tom Swift / int_ad9fbc1e	type	Pyrrhic Victory
Tom Swift / int_ad9fbc1e	comment	Almost all of the guards who accompany the Swifts to field test a new invention are gunned down, but some go down fighting, and the two survivors, including Harlan, are blazing away throughout their retreat. Later, when the Black Dragon has an army teleport into the Swifts' complex, the guards do an effective job of fighting the intruders and protecting the heroes, and win handily. Unfortunately, this becomes a Pyrrhic Victory when the Black Dragon then uses his time machine to teleport his surviving men into an unstable device to make it blow up and kill a scientist everyone is trying to protect.
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Tom Swift / int_b2cb7993	type	Brains and Brawn
Tom Swift / int_b2cb7993	comment	Brains and Brawn: George and Len (whose names are a Shout-Out to Of Mice and Men), the henchmen of Tom's evil alternate universe counterpart in the 90s book "The Negative Zone" are a thug and an engineer. They get tricked into helping the real Tom when he ends up in their world.
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Tom Swift / int_beb91a53	type	Mad Scientist's Beautiful Daughter
Tom Swift / int_beb91a53	comment	Mad Scientist's Beautiful Daughter: One of these characters appears in "Mutant Beach".
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Tom Swift / int_c83a589c	type	Luke, I Am Your Father
Tom Swift / int_c83a589c	comment	Luke, I Am Your Father: In the nineties series, The Black Dragon attempts to recruit Tom, claiming that Tom is actually his son, from a past relationship between the villain and Tom's mother. After rolling the idea around in his head for a short bit, Tom decides he takes entirely too much after Tom Sr. for the Black Dragon's claims to be anything but an attempt to mess with his head.
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Tom Swift / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
Tom Swift / int_c9fe8de2	comment	Impersonation-Exclusive Character: In "The Space Hotel," a scientist invited to the eponymous location is kidnapped and replaced by an Eco-Terrorist. While the real scientist is rescued, this happens off-screen, and he never meets Tom.
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Tom Swift / int_d20b3e5d	type	First-Contact Math
Tom Swift / int_d20b3e5d	comment	First-Contact Math: Tom Swift Jr. and his father communicate with aliens this way.
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Tom Swift / int_d280a296	type	Teen Genius
Tom Swift / int_d280a296	comment	Teen Genius: Tom, of course, and his twin sister as well in the 90s version. Tom is probably the Ur-Example of this trope as well.
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Tom Swift / int_d84a3beb	type	Either/Or Title
Tom Swift / int_d84a3beb	comment	Either/Or Title: All of the books in the original series, such as Tom Swift and His Motor Cycle; or, Fun and Adventure on the Road
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Tom Swift / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
Tom Swift / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Villains often flee or try to flee when things go bad. A great example is in Tom Swift and his Electric Railroad, where the villains see Tom's gigantic associate Koku walking up while carrying the unconscious Dragon over his arm without any effort or difficulty.
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Tom Swift / int_dca70c44	type	Reasonable Authority Figure
Tom Swift / int_dca70c44	comment	Reasonable Authority Figure: Most of the government officials Tom and his dad market their inventions to have good uses for the devices and are fair-minded about any difficulties. Some, like Peter Newell from Monster Machine, even tag along on adventures.
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Tom Swift / int_e1721fd1	type	Antiquated Linguistics
Tom Swift / int_e1721fd1	comment	Antiquated Linguistics: Inevitable, due to the time they were written.
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Tom Swift / int_e899b102	type	Sidekick
Tom Swift / int_e899b102	comment	Sidekick: Mr. Damon and Ned in the original series, Bud in the 1950s, Ben in the 1980s, Rick in the 1990s. Given who they're playing the Sidekick to, they also get to be The Watson.
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Tom Swift / int_eb0d7317	type	Men of Sherwood
Tom Swift / int_eb0d7317	comment	Men of Sherwood About half the books in the second series end with a villain's base being swarmed by either a party of Swift Enterprises guards and workers or local authorities (generally composed largely of unnamed and/or One Shot Characters), who easily defeat the antagonists and sometimes rescue a captive Tom. In the fourth series, Harlan Ames and his security force are generally formidable enough to deter attacks on the plant with their mere presence, and even when they don't, they're nothing to scoff at in a fight. In Quantum Force, some mercenary commandoes do briefly make it into the base due to having face field technology and an inside source, but as soon as Tom disables the force fields Ames and his men quickly gun down or capture the mercenaries. Almost all of the guards who accompany the Swifts to field test a new invention are gunned down, but some go down fighting, and the two survivors, including Harlan, are blazing away throughout their retreat. Later, when the Black Dragon has an army teleport into the Swifts' complex, the guards do an effective job of fighting the intruders and protecting the heroes, and win handily. Unfortunately, this becomes a Pyrrhic Victory when the Black Dragon then uses his time machine to teleport his surviving men into an unstable device to make it blow up and kill a scientist everyone is trying to protect.
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Tom Swift / int_eb7c34cf	type	Crossover
Tom Swift / int_eb7c34cf	comment	Crossover: The 90s series crosses over with The Hardy Boys Casefiles for two "Ultra Thriller" books, "Time Bomb" and "The Alien Factor". The former seems to take place midway through Tom's solo series (since it features the Black Dragon as the Big Bad, who dies in the sixth book) and serves as something of an epilogue to the Hardy Boys' "Operation Phoenix" trilogy storyline, which ended the same month that "Time Bomb" was published. The latter appears to be set after Tom's solo 13 books and thus serves as the Grand Finale to the 90's series, while also setting up the second Hardy Boys Casefiles trilogy, "Ring of Evil" (which started in the same month that "The Alien Factor" came out). In the comic book series The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew : The Big Lie, Tom is a minor character who is the Hardys' old friend and finds information for them.
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Tom Swift / int_ec31ec73	type	Tom Swifty
Tom Swift / int_ec31ec73	comment	Tom Swifty: Trope Namer, though as mentioned actual examples are rare.
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Tom Swift / int_fbba5e98	type	Gadgeteer Genius
Tom Swift / int_fbba5e98	comment	Gadgeteer Genius: Possibly the Ur-Example of this trope too.
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