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Cultural Rebel

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Cultural Rebel	comment	A black person who loves Classical Music and hates R&B? An Italian person who likes Mexican food just a little more than Italian food, even though he has not a drop of Mexican blood in him? A lifelong resident of Nashville who hates country music, preferring heavy metal — or, alternatively, Blues and Soul? A middle-aged adult who likes modern rock as well as classic rock? An American with a penchant for Canadian rock music? A blonde teen girl who gets down with death metal and gangsta rap? Yes, all of these — and so much more. Basically, as much as many of us may argue that we are all individuals and have a right to our own preferences, there are still preferences that are stereotypically expected of us. As such, people who deviate from those expectations may face opposition (or, at least, odd looks) from other people — be it from people of their own cultural group or from outsiders. They may even be accused of cultural self-hatred, even if they have nothing against their cultural heritage, but see no reason why they should be limited to preferences within their own culture. This prejudice probably reaches its nadir where race and ethnicity are involved, as if people who look different are not only from different cultures but are of different species, and trying to pass from one group to another is seen as ridiculous. It gets even worse once you factor in religion. Since the stereotypical Christian is white or black, the stereotypical Muslim is Middle Eastern, and the stereotypical Buddhist is East Asian, say, a black person who wants to become a Buddhist or an East Asian who wants to be a Muslim will frequently be regarded as a freak — even though Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism are all supposed to be universal religions, and seek converts from all the countries of the world. Perhaps, this character may not even start out as a rebel — but becomes rebellious only after repeated snide remarks about his preferences. He may then run off to join the other side — but if he is rejected there, too, the Pretender Diss is most likely at work. What's interesting is how often characters like this are often the protagonists in stories — but what's even more interesting is that they're often portrayed as heroic, not because of their rugged individualism but because of all the adversity they face for daring to be different. Sometimes this is a genuine plea for tolerance on the part of the author(s), but at other times it is actually a coded defense of the status quo: a sneaky way of suggesting that the hero faces this adversity not because of society's prejudices, but because people who act differently are, well, kind of misguided, if not outright freakish. In stories featuring an Action Girl, for example, the implication is sometimes that it's okay for this female to be the way she is because she's... different, and just can't mesh with the other, "normal" females, who are expected to know their place. (Compare You Are a Credit to Your Race, where a character is "praised" for being so much "better" than the rest of their kind, and thus the exception.) Related to Real Women Don't Wear Dresses, Real Men Wear Pink, Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy, Straight Gay, Camp Straight, Perky Goth, Black and Nerdy, Mighty Whitey, Bourgeois Bohemian (arguably), Stereotype Flip, Straw Affiliation, No True Scotsman, My Species Doth Protest Too Much, The Complainer Is Always Wrong, and The Whitest Black Guy. Does not necessarily include Cultural Cringe or Klingon Scientists Get No Respect, or mean that Germans Love David Hasselhoff. See also Dawson Casting, which can overlap with this trope if the actor is portraying a "hip" character much younger than his/her own generation.
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Cultural Rebel / int_1360c402	comment	J from I Am J bemoans about himself because he spent a day hanging at Starbucks "despite" being Puerto Rican. He keeps on doing it.
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Cultural Rebel / int_13665790	comment	In Thud!, it's mentioned that serious dwarf and troll players of Thud (a dwarfs-vs-trolls game where both players play both sides) become interested in the other's culture, with examples of a dwarf who knows the troll history chant, and a troll who wears an iron helmet and has a cup shaped like a dwarfish drinking horn (troll drinks would dissolve an actual horn, though).
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Cultural Rebel / int_18aecd47	comment	UFO Warrior Dai Apolon has a motif built around American Football, which is odd given that the sport was barely recognized as an amateur sport in Japan in the mid-1970s. Speculation is that this was to add variety to the show. In-story, the protagonists frequently play football and often wear football jerseys, while the Humongous Mecha has a football-helmet-shaped head and uses a football-shaped knife.
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Cultural Rebel / int_1aacbbc9	comment	Dragon Age: Dragon Age II: Varric Tethras is a surface dwarf who is part of the Dwarven Merchant's Guild and is only attracted to other dwarves... and that's it. Otherwise, he fully embraces Andrastian human surface life; much to the chagrin of his exiled but proud traditional dwarven parents and older brother. His greatest fear is even "turn[ing] out like his parents." Dragon Age: Inquisition: Sera prides herself on not being like other elves, and often boasts of how she's "just people," and how all her beliefs and interests lie with the majority Andrastian human commoner culture instead of the minority city elf culture. (It ties back to her Internalized Categorism.)
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Cultural Rebel / int_20e8b933	comment	Sinéad O'Connor, while her musical genre has always been strictly pop, has been the subject of controversy with her baldness — and she steadfastly refuses to let negative public opinion influence her decision. She also often goes against the traditionalist attitudes of Catholicism, the dominant religion of her home country. Most famously, she ripped up a photo of The Pope on a live TV broadcast in protest of the child sexual abuse going on within the Church.
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Cultural Rebel / int_2212773a	comment	In Angel, Gunn doesn't start out this way. Then he sees a production of Giselle and falls in love with Ballet. And then Wolfram & Hart filled his brain with lawyer skills so he could contribute to the team and he ended up singing a lot more Gilbert & Sullivan than he would've liked.
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Cultural Rebel / int_22e80942	comment	The "Tatooine Rhapsody" episode of Star Wars: Visions has Geezer the Hutt. A distant relative of Jabba, Geezer refuses to follow in joining the organized crime of the Hutts and instead plays bass for a rock band.
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Cultural Rebel / int_2a139e05	comment	Alara of The Orville. The hat of her species is that of the intellectual, and if her parents are any indicator, they're pretty damn smug about it. Alara however takes advantage of hailing from a Heavy Worlder planet by being the skull-cracking chief of security.
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Cultural Rebel / int_2d186a5d	comment	In the interactive romance novel Moonrise, the supernatural community revers and works hard to maintain Masquerade. In defiance of this cultural norm, the werewolf Chika Itou wants to break Masquerade and bring about The Unmasqued World.
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Cultural Rebel / int_2ea6ae26	comment	Star Trek: Picard: The Qowat Milat nuns and Elnor follow the doctrine of the Way of Absolute Candor, which runs entirely counter to everything that the secretive Romulans hold dear. As Elnor's actor elaborates:
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Cultural Rebel / int_310d6df7	comment	Stand Still, Stay Silent: The comic is set in an After the End world in which The Magic Came Back. Its version of Finland is known for harboring poorly educated people, but also plenty of mages. Tuuri, one of the two Finns in the main Multinational Team, is an academic who speaks three languages, and a non-mage. The other Finn, Lalli, actually is a poorly-educated mage, to the point that he needs Tuuri as a Translator Buddy because he only speaks his native language.
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Cultural Rebel / int_312036e	comment	Fela Kuti, god of Afrobeat, once surprised a journalist by claiming that George Frederic Handel was his favorite musician.
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Cultural Rebel / int_364a261f	comment	Star Trek: The Next Generation Relaunch: T'Ryssa Chen, who is about as un-Vulcan as it is actually possible to be (so a bubbly motormouth), a fact she's proud of.
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Cultural Rebel / int_39fe00f1	comment	Dragon Age: Inquisition: Sera prides herself on not being like other elves, and often boasts of how she's "just people," and how all her beliefs and interests lie with the majority Andrastian human commoner culture instead of the minority city elf culture. (It ties back to her Internalized Categorism.)
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Cultural Rebel / int_42cc8840	comment	High School Musical has Zeke Baylor (a jock who bakes), Martha Cox (a nerd who likes Hip-Hop dancing), and a skater boy who plays the cello, all during the song "Stick to the Status Quo". The first two become major supporting characters for the rest of the franchise while the last is never seen or mentioned again.
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Cultural Rebel / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld. Giamo Casanunda, "world's second greatest lover (but I try harder!), finest swordsman and soldier of fortune" (and outrageous liar) in the Discworld universe averts every stereotype connected with him being a dwarf (except the one about being short). Another example is Hwel, a dwarf expy of William Shakespeare, appearing in the Wyrd Sisters and Lords and Ladies "who'd been banished from his tribe years ago, not only because of his claustrophobia but also because he had a tendency to daydream." From Feet of Clay onward, a growing number of female dwarfs in Ankh-Morpork have begun working to subvert Our Dwarves Are All the Same through outward displays of femininity, such as wearing dresses and make-up. However, they draw the line at shaving off their beards since, female or not, they're still dwarfs. There are also a few humans who are officially considered dwarfs because they follow the dwarf culture. Most obviously there's Carrot Ironfounderson, who was reared in a Dwarf mine, but we also see Pepe from Unseen Academicals, who is short enough to pass as a dwarf but is actually a human who converted. In Thud!, it's mentioned that serious dwarf and troll players of Thud (a dwarfs-vs-trolls game where both players play both sides) become interested in the other's culture, with examples of a dwarf who knows the troll history chant, and a troll who wears an iron helmet and has a cup shaped like a dwarfish drinking horn (troll drinks would dissolve an actual horn, though).
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Cultural Rebel / int_4e45b093	comment	The Big Bang Theory: Rajesh is not too fond of Indian food, while Howard takes a perverse thrill from not keeping kosher. Sheldon was reared in Texas, but his accent only appears when upset, he looks down upon farmers, hicks, etc., and as a reclusive nerd is the farthest possible thing from the athletic, stereotypical cowboy, and is a staunch Hollywood Atheist despite being reared as an Evangelical Christian. Bernadette was reared Catholic, and thus is a Covert Pervert who couldn't wait to introduce her Jewish boyfriend to her mother.
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Cultural Rebel / int_5425ce75	comment	Can be invoked with the Grand Theft Auto protagonists with the option of multiple different radio stations.
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Cultural Rebel / int_5908ee91	comment	The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: The Vigil of Stendarr is a Church Militant order dedicated to hunting down and destroying supernatural threats to mortal life, including Daedra, Daedra worshipers, vampires, lycanthropes, and others. While generally good and benevolent, they also exhibit Knight Templar tendencies and are known to look down on Dunmer (Dark Elves) and Orcs (Orsimer) due to their cultural worship of and connection to Daedric Princes. That said, they are known to count some cultural rebel Dunmer in their ranks. The College of Winterhold features an Orc librarian (Urag), a Nord scholar (Tolfdir), and a Nord student (Onmund). Considering that both orcs and nords are proud warrior races and magic is even a taboo among the latter (at least in the current game era), their interest in it can be seen as uncommon. The Companions also features Athis, a Dark Elf, among their ranks. Considering that The Companions heavily inforce the nordic culture and the Nords have a lenghty history of conflict with the elven races, this is surprising. According to Athis, Skjor said that "even an elf can be born with the soul of a Nord" when he joined. Athis thinks he meant it as compliment.
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Cultural Rebel / int_5a38251b	comment	One of the two factions in In Conquest Born is Azea, a race that genetically engineered themselves to be loyal, rational, and moderate in all things, including the Forever War they fight. But Azeans can be pushed too far, as seen on the crew of the warship Conqueror. These soldiers aren't normal, reasonable Azeans who only fight because they have to. They are out for vengeance and they don't have any time for the pomp and circumstance Azean protocol demands. It turns out that Deuteragonist Anzha, who is technically but not legally Azean, is their ideal commander because she is just as fed up - and outdoes them in bloodthirstiness.
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Cultural Rebel / int_660a8ba0	comment	There are also a few humans who are officially considered dwarfs because they follow the dwarf culture. Most obviously there's Carrot Ironfounderson, who was reared in a Dwarf mine, but we also see Pepe from Unseen Academicals, who is short enough to pass as a dwarf but is actually a human who converted.
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Cultural Rebel / int_6cc7497b	comment	Castlevania (2017): Sypha Belnades starts the series as a part of the Speakers. They are a nomadic people who are generally pacifistic, will help anyone in need, and abhor the keeping of knowledge in books as they feel knowledge is a living thing and so must be kept in living vessels, namely people remembering said knowledge. However, during the course of the series, she finds herself quite a powerful fighter, able to keep up with Trevor Belmont and Alucard, son of Dracula, and enjoys the hunting of monsters which prey on innocent people. She also discovers the Belmont Hold, a library and museum of hundreds, if not thousands, of books on magic and monsters the Belmont Clan gathered over their centuries of fighting monster, and realizes that the tradition to keep knowledge only in their minds is a foolish one. No single Speaker could absorb all this knowledge and they certainly couldn't successfully make sure the next generation would retain it correctly.
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Cultural Rebel / int_74603f32	comment	Arcane: A Noxian who doesn't spill blood may as well be a vegetarian serpent. Mel seems to have designed her life in Piltover to be the opposite of everything her family stands for. A reunion with her mother makes her realize it's not enough to value diplomacy over battle. To break free from her roots, she must strive for peace rather than allow conflict to fester.
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Cultural Rebel / int_76cb191b	comment	In The Invisibles, Dane (a white English teenage guy) is a big fan of Gangsta Rap, and he asks Boy (a young African-American woman) whether she likes it. She says it's okay, but she prefers European techno. Later, we find out that her brother was an actual gangsta rapper.
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Cultural Rebel / int_794d9734	comment	Mutant Chronicles: The Dragoons, or tank units, are the pride of the Bauhaus military and every child raised in Bauhaus wants to be a dragoon when they grow up at some point. Then there are the Blitzers, an infantry unit that specializes in tank hunting. Most Bauhausers think the Blitzers are weird, and the Blitzers proudly embrace their outsider status. Clan Finn are the cutting edge of Imperial's medical industry and have taken vows of non-violence. However, there are those who reject the clan's pacifist ways in favor of taking the fight to the Dark Legion. These are cast out from the clan, but stick together and form the unit known as the Bad Samaritans.
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Cultural Rebel / int_7988cb68	comment	Mass Effect: Cowboy Cop Garrus Vakarian is this to the disciplined and highly regimented turians. He'd rather do what's right than follow lousy orders which, in his own words, makes him a "bad turian". He's also more likely to crack a joke than most members of his species — in the third game, Wrex exasperatedly calls him the one turian in the galaxy who thinks he's funny. From Mass Effect: Andromeda, there's Vetra Nyx, another turian, who operates as a smuggler, an occupation that requires bending or just flat-out ignoring rules. Another teammate is asari Peebee, who despises her species' reputation as Space Elves, and acts about as opposite this as it's possible to be (the influence of a controlling mother and older sister in her formative years might have something to do with this).
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Cultural Rebel / int_7cda381e	comment	Assassin's Creed: Odyssey: Pausinaias, co-king of Sparta, who doesn't think highly of Sparta's chest-pounding Proud Warrior Race Guy attitude. Though he's also one of the Cult of Kosmos, manipulating the war so he can be the only king of Sparta.
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Cultural Rebel / int_7fbd6753	comment	In ThunderCats (2011), Lion-O prefers researching technology (which most Thundercats scorn as a myth) to fighting and sees the Fantastic Racism of Cats being on top as wrong. Lampshaded at one point by his older brother, Tygra:
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Cultural Rebel / int_833ad429	comment	Zigzagged with Lily in Daughter for Dessert. Her Korean heritage is clearly important to her, yet she has openly resisted her parents' attempts to make her into their cultural paragon of a good Korean girl.
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Cultural Rebel / int_898a679a	comment	Another Time, Another Place has Janie, who is the only one in her village to treat the Italian POWs with anything other than indifference or outright contempt.
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Cultural Rebel / int_8e7e0721	comment	Madness: An all-white, British Ska band. Playing the genre almost 15 years after it went out of fashion in the country it originated from: Jamaica.
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Cultural Rebel / int_8fd3db0b	comment	Star Trek: Lower Decks: Every Orion we've seen in the prime timeline has been either a murderous pirate (male) or a voracious sexual predator (female). Conversely, D'Vana Tendi is a socially awkward medic. In "wej Duj", we're introduced to T'Lyn, a Vulcan who is this by Vulcan standards as she prefers to work on her own projects in her spare time and trusts her instincts rather than relying on logic alone. She's ultimately shipped off to a Starfleet ship despite the fact that these actions are what saved their ship.
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Cultural Rebel / int_9137cdf6	comment	Buck Swope, Don Cheadle's character in Boogie Nights, is a fan of country/western music, to the point that he wears cowboy hats and shirts with fringes (the whole Roy Rogers getup). Remember, he's played by Don Cheadle
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Cultural Rebel / int_93a15df3	comment	Them's Fightin' Herds: Unicorns as a whole have a narrow-minded belief that only light magic can keep the world safe (with dark magic being forbidden), and they need to take no action against the upcoming Predators. Oleander is the only one in her clan who not only believes dark magic can be used for good but travels out of the Woodlands to actively use it to fight and save her home, completely against the mentality of her fellow unicorns.
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Cultural Rebel / int_9f1766e4	comment	Played with in the episode of The Brady Bunch that had the Bradys vacationing in the Southwest and meeting an Indian boy who has run away from a nearby reservation because he thinks his family won't let him leave to become an astronaut. He eventually learns that his family doesn't mind this at all.
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Cultural Rebel / int_a396dfd1	comment	Elbow Room: The narrator of short story "Why I Like Country Music", a black man who grew up in South Carolina, is a country music fan. His wife, born and raised in the North, is appalled by his taste. It turns out that his fondness for country music is wrapped up in fond memories of square dancing and a grade-school crush.
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Cultural Rebel / int_a8150af4	comment	Nori Brandyfoot from The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is perceived as a rebel by some Harfoots for her thirst for adventure.
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Cultural Rebel / int_a8729c90	comment	The Fairly OddParents!: Trixie Tang, the popular girl, is secretly a comic book fangirl. She also thinks dead frogs are "cool".
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Cultural Rebel / int_a9a53751	comment	In A Room with a View, Mr. Emerson and his son George both embrace forward-thinking ideals that are at odds with the Edwardian society around them, and have a disregard for the way things are done conventionally. Mr. Emerson senior is stated to be a socialist, as well as an atheist.
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Cultural Rebel / int_b29621f3	comment	From Feet of Clay onward, a growing number of female dwarfs in Ankh-Morpork have begun working to subvert Our Dwarves Are All the Same through outward displays of femininity, such as wearing dresses and make-up. However, they draw the line at shaving off their beards since, female or not, they're still dwarfs.
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Cultural Rebel / int_b30ae4db	comment	Game of Thrones: Jorah Mormont is one of the few Northmen to be an anointed knight (a calling associated with the Faith of the Seven and would require Jorah to convert from the Old Gods to the Faith of the Seven). As a result of his exile and travels, Jorah has become the most widely traveled and cosmopolitan Westerosi of his generation, despite the fact that he originated from the most insular and isolated part of the Seven Kingdoms. This is given a lampshade by his nickname "Jorah the Andal" despite the fact that he's of the First Men. Euron puts on the Ironborn Viking act when it suits him (like in his Kingsmoot speeches) but deep down he hates the Ironborn and their culture, openly subscribes and accepts the Greenlander view of the Ironborn as a bunch of morons, and thinks the Drowned God is bunk. He sees being exiled from the Iron Islands after the Greyjoy Rebellion as his blessing since it allowed him to be "the greatest captain of the fourteen seas".
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Cultural Rebel / int_bcba6b75	comment	In Homecoming Saga, Volemak is a true believer in The Oversoul, in a world where such spirituality is seen as the province of women.
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Cultural Rebel / int_c02ce5b4	comment	House of the Dragon: In contrast with Daemon and Rhaenyra, King Viserys is less stereotypically Valyrian. They're fiery; he's not. They're dragon-riders; he's not anymore. They conduct their private conversations in High Valyrian; he speaks to them in the Common Tongue. They want to incestuously marry each other; he chose an unrelated, non-Valyrian second wife. However, it's a Zig-Zagging Trope because Viserys isn't uninterested in their Valyrian ancestry. He has a model of a Valyrian citadel in his room, and he's very interested in the histories. His view on their heritage is more cynical —but arguably more realistic— than theirs.
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Cultural Rebel / int_c386b747	comment	From about the same time period was Pat Benatar. Then there was also Heart, but only the singers were female.
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Cultural Rebel / int_c4282b71	comment	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic has done this a lot, with Spike the dragon who acts like ponies (by virtue of being reared by them), Gabby who would rather be friendly, helpful, and generous rather than a greedy apathetic jerk like other griffons, Thorax who would rather just be friends with ponies rather than using them like a food source like other changelings, and Autumn Blaze who would rather be talkative and feel emotions rather than the other mute emotionless kirins. Later episodes have subverted this though with more civil dragons showing up, griffons deciding to lighten up a bit, changelings pulling a Heel–Race Turn, and the other kirin deciding to give emotions and speech a try again.
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Cultural Rebel / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: By Time Lord standards, the Doctor is one hell of a rebel. They are staid, egotistical, and overly formal, not to mention somewhat stagnant from a cultural standpoint. The Doctor, on the other hand, uses time travel to broaden their cultural perspective as far as possible, has (for the most part) no pretensions of being better than anyone else (aside from mentions of having Seen It All and their own genius, both of which tend to be quite true) simply because they were born a Time Lord, and they are so unorthodox and informal they (as well as their rival, The Master) is considered (from their point of view) the gold standard for a Time Lord Cloudcuckoolander.
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Cultural Rebel / int_cb2db091	comment	Yo-Less from the Johnny Maxwell Trilogy: he's young, black, not into rap music or street slang but is Black and Nerdy and, because he's been brought up in the North of England, really loves brass band music.
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Cultural Rebel / int_ce15336	comment	Holden of The Catcher in the Rye, who makes a point of hating everything his peers love.
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Cultural Rebel / int_d49478d5	comment	Free State of Jones: Newt and the other white Southerners who rebel against the Confederacy, breaking with the majority. His Aunt Sally is also an abolitionist who helps slaves escape, while Newt comes to oppose slavery as well.
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Cultural Rebel / int_d578ee98	comment	Star Trek V: The Final Frontier has Sybok, an emotion-embracing Vulcan, a race infamous for not emoting.
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Cultural Rebel / int_db28d9cd	comment	Turles from Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might has this as the motivation for his villainy. He's an alien from a species with a Fantastic Caste System, into which he was born as a low-class warrior (much like series hero Goku). Low-class Saiyans were regarded by their culture as little more than weak Cannon Fodder, both incapable and undeserving of any higher purpose. But through means that have never been explained, Turles found himself in possession of seeds of the Tree of Might, an inverted World Tree that produces extremely effective Power-Up Food. Declaring himself "done with that life" (of being an expendable soldier), Turles went rogue and has spent decades traveling from world to world, planting the Tree of Might and increasing his strength. The result is a Saiyan who is, when introduced, at least at the same level if not stronger than the Super Elite class Saiyan Vegeta.
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Cultural Rebel / int_db30cf92	comment	In Warrior Cats, occasionally an outsider joining the Clans wishes to keep their original name rather than taking on a Clan name. While some respect this and say that it's the cat inside that matters, not their name, others question their loyalty because of it.
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Cultural Rebel / int_ddad77ae	comment	Astro City: Sticks is a gorilla who grew up in an enclave of warriors and protectors. Unfortunately, he wants to be a musician.
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Cultural Rebel / int_de327f4a	comment	Sepultura are a metal band from Brazil. Before them, the only music Brazil was known for on a widespread level was bossa nova. Thanks to Sepultura's influence, magazines started covering metal from around the world rather than just the US, UK, and Germany. Now we have the likes of death metal bands from India and Iran and power metal from Russia and Italy. Scandinavian metal might count too. While these bands incorporate plenty of "Viking" imagery into their music, and metal has been popular in the Nordic countries from the very beginning, many foreigners associate the Scandinavian countries with soft pop (ABBA, a-ha, Ace of Base, etc.). Black-metallists are also often very right-wing - sometimes fanatically so - in countries known for their strong liberalism and even progressivism. There was heavy metal in Russia when there was still an Iron Curtain. There was a punk scene in Poland back in the 1980s (i.e. before the end of the Cold War) note P J O'Rourke interviewed one of the Polish punk bands for Rolling Stone and commented that while they were saying the same things as a Western punk band - going on about what a Crapsack World they lived in - a Western band would be saying these things defiantly, but the Polish band sounded resigned, as though they were just stating the obvious.
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Cultural Rebel / int_e144ba19	comment	Dragon Age II: Varric Tethras is a surface dwarf who is part of the Dwarven Merchant's Guild and is only attracted to other dwarves... and that's it. Otherwise, he fully embraces Andrastian human surface life; much to the chagrin of his exiled but proud traditional dwarven parents and older brother. His greatest fear is even "turn[ing] out like his parents."
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Cultural Rebel / int_eb3f3551	comment	From Mass Effect: Andromeda, there's Vetra Nyx, another turian, who operates as a smuggler, an occupation that requires bending or just flat-out ignoring rules. Another teammate is asari Peebee, who despises her species' reputation as Space Elves, and acts about as opposite this as it's possible to be (the influence of a controlling mother and older sister in her formative years might have something to do with this).
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Cultural Rebel / int_f70613b0	comment	In The Company Novels, Foxen Ellsworth-Howard, the Company scientist who designs the immortals, is the son of devout NeoPunks who replaced his hair with rivets when he was a child and rebels against them by becoming a corporate scientist and Fan of the Past.
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Cultural Rebel / int_f7fc4dce	comment	Black Hole (2019): Fishgirls are a race of female attractive Fish People who find human males and have sex with them to reproduce and never stay with them. The "Little Fish-Girl" story introduces a fishgirl who doesn't want to just seduce a human and then leave; she wants to stay with them and be part of their world. Of course, that doesn't stop her from straight up having sex with them anyway.
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Cultural Rebel	processingCategory2	Rebel Tropes
Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
UFO Warrior Dai Apolon / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Astro City (Comic Book) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Invisibles (Comic Book) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Man of Steel (Comic Book) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
World of Krypton (Comic Book) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Travels Through Azeroth and Outland / Fan Fic / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
A New World, A New Way (Fanfic) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Arcanum (Fanfic) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Star Trek: Wolfsong (Fanfic) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Mapmakers (Fanfic) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
A Walk on the Moon / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Boogie Nights / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
High School Musical / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Kikujiro / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Pumzi / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Walk on Water / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
What Richard Did / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Another Time, Another Place / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Books of the Raksura / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Elbow Room / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Homecoming Saga / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
I Am J / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
In Conquest Born / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Johnny Maxwell Trilogy / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Leia, Princess of Alderaan / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Skyward / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Age of Innocence / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Catcher in the Rye / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Cleric Quintet / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Vampire: The Masquerade 5th Edition / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Blondie (Band) (Music) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Charley Pride (Music) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Sinéad O'Connor (Music) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Andor / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Hap and Leonard / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Star Trek: Picard / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Wild Beyond the Witchlight (Tabletop Game) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Star Trek: Resurgence (Video Game) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Daughter for Dessert (Visual Novel) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Alfie (2010) (Webcomic) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Black Hole (2019) (Webcomic) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Golden Shrike (Webcomic) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Dragon Doctors (Webcomic) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Disenchantment / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
Lite Sprites / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Baskervilles / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Obsidian Dawn / Fan Fic / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel

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