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Stealing the Credit

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Stealing the Credit	comment	Some people want glory and fame... but they can't be bothered with all of that "hard work" stuff. Or perhaps they don't really have any talent or skill to recommend them in the first place. Their solution? Lay claim to someone else's achievement. Stealing the credit usually manifests itself in one of two forms. The first is a character who is a schemer. They're smart enough to know that they don't have much talent of their own...and smart enough to identify, manipulate and cheat someone who does. They usually lay their plans very carefully, encouraging their target, supporting them, and lending them a shoulder to cry on. They may even provide the funding for a project — as a backup plan, so that they can claim that as the "owner" of the project, they were due the credit. When it's complete, the thief will immediately alert the media to their magnificent discovery, claiming all of the money and acclaim in the process and making sure that the creator's name never appears in the history books. They will have some kind of plan in place to shield them from discovery, and are therefore very difficult to punish. Worse, the person they manipulate is often vulnerable or overly trusting, so this character gets serious Kick the Dog points. The second type is an opportunist. They happen to be in the right place at the right time. Perhaps the manager wanders by when the CEO is chatting to a lowly secretary, only for said lowly secretary to outline a brilliant new advertising campaign. The manager will swoop in, blithely remark on how he was chatting to the secretary about his new advertising concept just the other day, and shoo her out of the way so that he can bask in the glory. This type of opportunist is more common than their scheming counterpart — and much less clever. They are usually caught out in their lie and have no contingency plan. Some examples of this trope see the thief laying claim to something that they were never a part of at all (such as claiming the credit for a painting when they've never even seen a paintbrush). Others will be involved with the project in some capacity...but they either had a much smaller part to play than they claim, or appear only at the end stages of a project, claiming it was their idea all along. Even if they had previously dismissed the idea as nonsense. However, some characters will actively allow or even insist that someone else steals the credit from them. The "thief" in this case is usually more sympathetic, since they are often oblivious to the scheme or reluctant to take part. This usually occurs when the true creator feels that claiming the credit would be a hindrance: perhaps they're a doctor who's quite happy to develop life-saving treatments, but feels that fame would hamper his work, or a reclusive author who loves her work, but uses someone else to attend all the book signings and conventions. Rarer is the purely altruistic version, where the creator feels someone needs the recognition or fame more than they do. The Pointy-Haired Boss will often be involved in the opportunistic version of this trope, while The Chessmaster and the Manipulative Bastard will be responsible for the scheming variant. Behind Every Great Man often sees the woman of the duo allowing him to take the credit for her achievements as part of her role, with some women encouraging said man to do this so that she can continue working in peace. Glad I Thought of It is a more low-key variation of the trope, with the thief stealing an idea rather than something more substantial. Please know that Laser-Guided Karma can occur if whatever they took credit for doesn't work out as well as they had hoped, leading to Stolen Credit Backfire. Sister Trope to Plagiarism, which is specifically about failing to give due credit for someone else's literary or artistic work. Ghostwriter is for when permission is given (well, sold) to take credit, instead of being underhanded about it.
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Stealing the Credit / int_15c6ea92	comment	Zeus often claims credit for giving Diana her powers and the idea of giving Hippolyta a daughter without her having to give birth, when this was again something the aforementioned five did in secrecy with the Amazons. In Vol 2 Zeus' first interaction with Diana was when he tried to rape her, and he already had this arrogant idea that she should be thankful and subservient to him.
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Stealing the Credit / int_1946c00a	comment	Played for laughs in the action-comedy The Big Hit. Melvin is a Hitman with a Heart who is one of the best assassins in the trade, at one point taking out an entire building filled with mooks while his "best friend" Cisco and the rest of his teammates wait for him to finish. Then Cisco claims credit for doing the job by putting an extra bullet in the target's head post-mortem and guilt trips Melvin into giving him the bonus for the mission, which Melvin allows simply because he's such an extreme doormat.
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Stealing the Credit / int_1a5d1224	comment	An interesting variation occurs in The Mental State. Commissioner Viceman is blackmailed by Zack into implementing some extreme changes to the prison he is in charge of. Viceman is forced to maintain that the changes were all his own idea. However, once he realises that the changes, despite them going completely against his own political views, have resulted in a drop in re-offending rates, and several other officials have started implementing similar changes in other prisons, he becomes slightly more comfortable with taking the credit.
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Stealing the Credit / int_1a76a111	comment	Crash Bandicoot: This is what fueled Nitrus Brio's resentment for his boss Neo Cortex. It was Brio who perfected Cortex's defective Envolvo-Ray but his lack of self esteem allowed Cortex to take full credit for the invention. Cortex's betrayal eventually led Brio to ditch his boss after the events of the first game. From there on, Brio decided to overcompensate and began taking credit for just about everything, including claiming he was the one who created the Evolvo-Ray as well as recycling, and slinkies.
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Stealing the Credit / int_1ea1ed35	comment	In Recommencer, Lila falsely tells Alya that she's the superheroine Imperatrix. This comes back to haunt her when Alya publicly accuses the real Imperatrix of being an imposter, then outs Lila as the 'real' one... or rather, reveals that she lied to her.
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Stealing the Credit / int_22211d68	comment	Bones: Booth is excited because a big bust he spearheaded will give him a corner office and a vacation in Aruba (or some such). But he trades credit to a local PD in order to get his little brother out of a DUI situation, so they get the credit and he gets nothing. Hodgins gets his invention stolen by a woman during his younger years and it gets him suspected of killing her later on. He points out though that he was worth billions then and the money he lost was small change. He wasnâ€™t the killer, just a Red Herring.
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Stealing the Credit / int_2313563f	comment	Suits: Mike Ross was assigned to represent a book publishing company in some routine legal matters. He discovered that one of the executives was claiming credit for work on a book that was actually done by her former assistant. Mike, under the pretext of protecting the company from a potential lawsuit, helps the assistant get the formal credit she deserves. However, he then discovers that No Good Deed Goes Unpunished and the assistant turns greedy and demands all the credit on the book, even for the work that was actually done by the executive. Mike has to scramble to fix the situation and firmly establish who deserves credit for the work and how much is their contribution actually worth. Inverted when Mike has to give all the credit for winning a major case to Harvey. Harvey does not want the credit but Mike is practicing law without a law degree and the publicity surrounding the case could expose his secret. Mike was planning to give Harvey most of the credit all along but he is now hit with the realization that due to his deception he will never be able to publicly claim credit for any of his accomplishments.
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Stealing the Credit / int_2442edf2	comment	Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn: In the backstory, Prester John became the king of Erkynland by slaying the red dragon Shurakai after it killed the previous king, Ealhstan Fiskerne. In reality, Fiskerne and Shurakai killed each other in their battle. Prester happened to be the only person to witness it, so he took advantage and stole credit for killing Shurakai so he could become king. Years of maintaining this lie have driven Prester mad with paranoia.
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Stealing the Credit / int_24f8c6a	comment	In Tea with the Black Dragon, part of the backstory is that Carlo Peccolo had a tendency to shove his work off onto his most gifted grad student and then claim the credit for her successes. The fact that she's the true author of a piece of security software that Peccolo claimed credit for is the key to the enormous amount of trouble she's in in the present day.
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Stealing the Credit / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: In "Flaming Moe's", Homer invents a drink called a "Flaming Homer" and serves it to a patron at Moe's Tavern. The patron asks what the drink is called and before Homer can answer with the correct name, Moe butts in and claims it's called a "Flaming Moe" and that he invented it. Inverted in "The Front", in which Bart and Lisa use Grandpa as a beard so they can write Itchy & Scratchy scripts.
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Stealing the Credit / int_27777760	comment	Happens a few times on Eureka: Genius scientist Jason Anderson comes to town but various odd events soon have Carter, Jo and Henry realize the man is a fraud. He joins big projects, waits for the other scientists to have a huge breakthrough, then uses a device to wipe their short-term memories so he can claim their achievements as his own. "His" current project was actually the work of his wife who, it turns out, was once Henry's lover until Jason use the device to make them forget about it. Carter manages to trick Anderson into revealing in a demonstration he has no idea how his device actually works and expose him to Stark. In "Family Reunion," Fargo discovers his grandfather Pierre, supposedly gone missing in 1957, has been frozen all this time. Thawed out, Pierre is rocked to find how many of the town's innovations are from his own work but credited to his partner Sandrov. Stark doesn't believe it but at a party, Sandrov has trouble "remembering" how some of these formulas and devices work while Pierre is able to recite them perfectly. Sandrov confesses that when Pierre went missing, he saw a chance to become famous by claiming his work as his own.
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Stealing the Credit / int_28c6afce	comment	In the Thomas & Friends episode, "Duck and the Slip Coaches", Duck tells the engines the story of how he used to pull Slip Coaches in the past. When Sir Topham Hatt needs an idea on how to drop off all the passengers to their destinations on time, James takes credit for Duck's idea, much to the latter's ire. Of course, Duck is much more experienced at pulling Slip Coaches than James is, thus leading to James' eventual Laser-Guided Karma when he tries to pull them himself.
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Stealing the Credit / int_2ba3176c	comment	In The 13 Â½ Lives of Captain Bluebear, Bluebear, during his primadonna phase, publishes a book of recipes that are really all invented and prepared by his personal cook.
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Stealing the Credit / int_2bb4ae0f	comment	In Heroes the Alpha Bitch in Claire's school takes the credit in saving peoples lives in a fire incident, in which Claire was the one who really saved them. This however caused her to be targeted by Sylar, who mistook her for Claire.
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Stealing the Credit / int_2e076c6d	comment	In The Rookie: Feds, the episode "The Remora" features a criminal who basically relies on this method; he keeps track of other criminals while they're planning some complex heist and kills them just as they finished their work, allowing him to take whatever they stole and sell it on himself. He attracts the team's attention because his latest theft of plans for a satellite defence system left him with an item he didn't have the skill to properly fence and he didn't have time to properly follow the original criminal's plan, forcing him to improvise.
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Stealing the Credit / int_305d1c25	comment	Cucumber Quest: The Dream Oracle takes the credit from The Nightmare Knight for putting up the purple barrier that saved Treblopolis from being blown up by the Noiseblaster. It's made very clear from her nervous tics that she's lying, and it's stated on the author's twitter, and hinted in the author commentary that the Nightmare Knight is actually the one who saved Trebleopolis. Oracle is taking this opportunity to bolster her reputation. Not that The Nightmare Knight would complain since he wants to maintain his reputation as the bad guy as well.
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Stealing the Credit / int_30c1ffd0	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_30c1ffd0	comment	Pierre, the proprietor of the general store in Stardew Valley, has a habit of claiming that he cooked, harvested, or fished some high-quality goods that the player recently sold him. You find this out from villagers around town occasionally commenting about a specific item you just sold, and then admiring what a talented farmer/fisher/forager Pierre is. (Or, if it's a normal-quality item, disparaging him.)
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Stealing the Credit / int_314985ae	comment	Manga Character Sprinklers: Takahashi manages to steal Yuto's proposal with the help of Makiko, who knows the password of his computer and she is also cheating on him with Takahashi. Unfortunately for him, he gets himself fired after Yuto told the CEO about it.
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Stealing the Credit / int_321886b6	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_321886b6	comment	In Wonder Momo, Amazona steals some of Wonder Momo's credit after the latter gains her powers in fighting off a resurgent Warudemon invasion. For a time, the public thinks that Amazona is Wonder Momo, much to Momoko's anger.
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Stealing the Credit / int_34d050c6	comment	Darkwing Duck: Implied in "Heavy Mental". Realizing that the Norma Ray did give Launchpad Psychic Powers as intended, Darkwing excitedly goes on about how this will make him a better crime fighter than ever, before telling Launchpad not to mention his powers to anyone else.
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Stealing the Credit / int_355f9150	comment	In The Witcher (2019) Fringilla pretends to have ordered the murder of the baby of the elven leader as part of a plan motivate them attack their enemies, when in truth she had no such schemes. She takes credit for what she thinks was a lucky coincidence before her superior, only for him to reveal that he really did exactly what she claimed to have done.
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Stealing the Credit / int_35e05f2a	comment	RWBY: In "Divide", Cinder Fall claims to her master Salem that she stole the Relic of Knowledge single-handed, when it was actually Neo who did that.
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Stealing the Credit / int_38fa34eb	comment	Wonder Woman: Both Zeus and Hera like to act like they were involved in giving the Amazons their powers and protected island but it was done secretly and carefully hidden from them by Aphrodite, Artemis, Athena, Hestia and Hermes because they knew their king and queen would interfere and destroy the peaceful sanctuary they were creating. Zeus often claims credit for giving Diana her powers and the idea of giving Hippolyta a daughter without her having to give birth, when this was again something the aforementioned five did in secrecy with the Amazons. In Vol 2 Zeus' first interaction with Diana was when he tried to rape her, and he already had this arrogant idea that she should be thankful and subservient to him.
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Stealing the Credit / int_3b036cb3	comment	Nurse Betty: Sheriff Ballard tells the hitmen how he watched Betty's soap opera and figged out that she's in Arizona, when, really, Intrepid Reporter Roy did that while Ballard was skeptical and dismissive of his efforts. Roy is very eager to set the record straight once Charlie un-gags him.
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Stealing the Credit / int_3b34143f	comment	Harry Potter: In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Gilderoy Lockhart isn't any good at any spell other than Memory Charms. He never did any of the deeds written about in his books. He just Obliviated other peoples' memories and stole all the credit. Expanded material on Pottermore reveals that this is how Dolores Umbridge managed to rise through the ranks of the Ministry of Magic, despite not seeming a very competent or powerful witch otherwise. Being a Professional Butt-Kisser also helped.
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Stealing the Credit / int_3b9a4a9e	comment	The central plot of Yellowface is June, an unsuccessful author, stealing the manuscript of her recently deceased frenemy Athena, an acclaimed, award-winning novelist. Athena had just written a first draft, so June actually does spend a lot of time editing and rewriting parts of it, and writing in whole scenes and chapters, which allows her more securely claim the story as hers. Making this even messier is the fact that Athena, who was Chinese-American, wrote the novel about the exploitation of Chinese people and Chinese culture and history... and June, presenting the work as her own, is very, very white, unconsciously pretty racist, and unwilling to hear any criticism of her portrayal of Asian people.
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Stealing the Credit / int_3c20669a	comment	In Pie in the Sky, Assistant Chief Constable Fisher's career has been built on taking credit for the successes of more competent officers, mainly the protagonist, Detective Inspector Crabbe.
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Stealing the Credit / int_3d80635f	comment	In A Mother's Touch, Reiji wants to steal Yuya's Pendulum Cards and mass produce them without paying any royalties, believing he has every right to do so because he's rich. While confronting him, Yoko accuses him of wanting to pretend he invented them and take all the credit.
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Stealing the Credit / int_3f047e59	comment	Our Miss Brooks: Mr. Conklin likes to steal the credit from Miss Brooks on occasion. For example, there was his attempt to claim authorship of a speech written by Miss Brooks in "Public Property on Parade".
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Stealing the Credit / int_3f4a104b	comment	The Sunday 5 November 2006 Dilbert has claiming credit as Step 6 for using incompetence to get promoted.
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Stealing the Credit / int_439dd753	comment	In the final season of The Affair, Noah writes the screenplay for the movie based on his bestselling book, getting along okay with star Sasha. Noah is annoyed when Sasha is given co-writing credit but told it's because of his being the star. It gets worse when in interviews, Sasha talks about "his" script as if he was the driving force. The topper is when Noah is accused by women of past harassment. Helen (who's been sleeping with Sasha) realizes Sasha is the one behind this to get Noah removed from the movie and Sasha given sole screenplay credit. She's appalled when Sasha defends himself on "trying to do what's best for my movie" and how it's a big opportunity for him to be taken seriously for the screenplay that he didn't write a single line for.
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The Affair	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_439dd753
Stealing the Credit / int_43f52aa9	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_43f52aa9	comment	Between the Oblivion Crisis and the events of Skyrim, the Thalmor, a militarized extremist religious sect seized power (riding a populist movement) within the Altmeri (High Elven) government, seceded from the Empire, annexed neighboring Valenwood (home of the Bosmer (Wood Elves), reformed the Aldmeri Dominion of old, and waged war on the Vestigial Cyrodiilic Empire. How did the Thalmor come to power in the first place? They took credit for ending the Oblivion Crisis within their homeland, which as anyone who played Oblivion knows, is a Blatant Lie. Later, they would also claim credit for resolving a crisis with Nirn's two moons which brought them Elsweyr (home of the Khajiit) as a client state. (The moons being sacred to the Khajiiti people.)
Stealing the Credit / int_43f52aa9	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_43f52aa9	featureConfidence	1.0
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_43f52aa9
Stealing the Credit / int_44014b66	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_44014b66	comment	In Contact this happens to Ellie, when her former boss, Drumlin (who previously had cut the funding for her search for alien intelligence), steals the public credit from her for the discovery of the alien signal.
Stealing the Credit / int_44014b66	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_44014b66	featureConfidence	1.0
Contact	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_44014b66
Stealing the Credit / int_444748f8	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_444748f8	comment	Hammered Down has Aizen claim that he was the one who'd decided to have Rukia executed via the Sokyoku, not Central 46.
Stealing the Credit / int_444748f8	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_444748f8	featureConfidence	1.0
Hammered Down / Fan Fic	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_444748f8
Stealing the Credit / int_467773a6	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_467773a6	comment	Rogue One: Grand Moff Tarkin steals credit from Orson Krennic for the completion and successful test of the Death Star. It's the page quote. Fittingly, Krennic himself was doing this to Galen Erso, the lead designer who had been forcibly conscripted into helping with its design.
Stealing the Credit / int_467773a6	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_467773a6	featureConfidence	1.0
Rogue One	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_467773a6
Stealing the Credit / int_46823c49	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_46823c49	comment	Moriarty the Patriot: Lestrade has taken credit for many of Sherlock's deductions and solved cases, so now Scotland Yard keeps giving him the trickiest cases even when Sherlock isn't around to rely on. William even teases Sherlock by complimenting Lestrade on it in front of Sherlock.
Stealing the Credit / int_46823c49	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_46823c49	featureConfidence	1.0
Moriarty the Patriot (Manga)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_46823c49
Stealing the Credit / int_4737c653	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_4737c653	comment	In Elementary, Sherlock has this problem when DI Gareth Lestrade of the London Metropolitan Police takes all the credit for the former's work when he was working as a private detective prior to his drug rehabilitation. When Lestrade shows up in New York, he reveals he's "on leave" as without Sherlock, his career has taken a nose dive.
Stealing the Credit / int_4737c653	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_4737c653	featureConfidence	1.0
Elementary	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_4737c653
Stealing the Credit / int_490a7d52	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_490a7d52	comment	The Karma of Lies: One of the ways Lila took advantage of her classmates was by secretly stealing their work and selling it to similarly unscrupulous people, who proceed to pass it off as their own: She sold several of Nino's custom mixes to various DJs and pocketed the money. Under the guise of supposedly submitting his work to Marvel Comics, she convinced Nathaniel to give her the original copies of his art, then sold it to another artist who started passing it off as their own. She even secretly copied Markov's AI code and sold it to a Canadian team of scientists who proceeded to publish it first. Even though Ms. Mendeleiev and his friends know that Markov existed first, it would still be their word against others. However, this is cruelly Inverted in Sabrina's case: Lila stole her list of contacts and sold the information online under Sabrina's name, so that the victims believe Sabrina was fully responsible for their being doxxed.
Stealing the Credit / int_490a7d52	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_490a7d52	featureConfidence	1.0
The Karma of Lies (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_490a7d52
Stealing the Credit / int_49340431	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_49340431	comment	Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Detective Pembrook of the NYPD Major Crimes Division is nicknamed "The Vulture" for his habit of letting other detectives handle the lion's share of the investigation on a case, then swooping in at the last minute to make the arrest and take all the credit.
Stealing the Credit / int_49340431	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_49340431	featureConfidence	1.0
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_49340431
Stealing the Credit / int_4b882a66	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_4b882a66	comment	St. Elsewhere: In "A Coupla White Dummies Sitting Around Talking", Ehrlich is approached by a man named Knox who claims that he invented the Craig 9000 artificial heart and that the Ecumena Corporation stole the idea from him after he sent them his prototype. He pretends to have a gun and kidnaps Ehrlich as it is the only way that he can get anyone to listen to him. Knox tells Ehrlich, who is sympathetic, that he does not want all of the credit but he thinks that he at least deserves a footnote for all of his hard work.
Stealing the Credit / int_4b882a66	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_4b882a66	featureConfidence	1.0
St. Elsewhere	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_4b882a66
Stealing the Credit / int_4e45b093	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_4e45b093	comment	At various points in The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon, the accepted protocols and ethics of how and in what circumstances academics can take credit for work, and how much relative credit may be conferred in a submitted paper, become plot points. The young Sheldon, who makes a small but relevant contribution to his mentor's latest physics paper, is absolutely affronted to be told this does not merit a significant citation in the paper such as co-author status. This causes a rift when he complains to the university about his work being stolen. When he grows up and goes to Caltech, the adult Sheldon becomes insanely jealous of his intellectual rights, and absolutely refuses to allow any fellow researchers any named rights in his papers, even when their contribution is significant enough to justify this. This is the key that cures Ramona Nowitski of her stalker-like obsession for him - despite her supporting his work, he refuses to name her in the resulting paper in any degree at all.
Stealing the Credit / int_4e45b093	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_4e45b093	featureConfidence	1.0
The Big Bang Theory	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_4e45b093
Stealing the Credit / int_503d3d54	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_503d3d54	comment	According to the commentary for The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Riff Raff did most of the work on building Rocky while Dr Frank N. Furter partied and then took the credit.
Stealing the Credit / int_503d3d54	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_503d3d54	featureConfidence	1.0
The Rocky Horror Picture Show	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_503d3d54
Stealing the Credit / int_50a9ace1	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_50a9ace1	comment	A 1940s Popeye cartoon has Popeye and Bluto at Olive's service station when a Navy admiral brings his car in to be serviced. Of course, the boys' squabbling causes the car to be reduced to wreckage, so Popeye eats his spinach and puts the car back together in record time. Bluto steps in and nudges Popeye out of the way as he opens the car door so the admiral can enter it. But it backfires on Bluto: when the admiral starts the car, it virtually explodes on him. As Popeye enjoys some downtime with Olive, Bluto is sentenced to scraping rust off a line of ships.
Stealing the Credit / int_50a9ace1	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_50a9ace1	featureConfidence	1.0
Popeye (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_50a9ace1
Stealing the Credit / int_5108f24d	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_5108f24d	comment	Loaded March: After finding out that Excalibur's communication signal wasn't being jammed but simply overwritten, an incensed Merlin realizes that only one person is capable of this: Professor Geoffrey Monmouth, who read his thesis, and does work for Pendragon Consulting.
Stealing the Credit / int_5108f24d	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_5108f24d	featureConfidence	1.0
Loaded March / Fan Fic	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_5108f24d
Stealing the Credit / int_5271cb8e	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_5271cb8e	comment	Hero. A petty criminal named Bernie LaPlante rescues survivors of a plane crash. A homeless Vietnam veteran named John Bubber goes public and takes credit for the rescues.
Stealing the Credit / int_5271cb8e	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_5271cb8e	featureConfidence	1.0
Accidental Hero	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_5271cb8e
Stealing the Credit / int_57e3ab58	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_57e3ab58	comment	The Dick Van Dyke Show: In the episode "Bupkis", Rob discovers that the titular song, which he and an old army friend had written during their enlistmentnote Rob had written the lyrics while the other guy supplied the music, was set to become a big hit, and recalled how a few days ago, his friend had come around to ask Rob for full rights to the song, which Rob had agreed to, not knowing about the upcoming record release. Feeling cheated, he went to the man's office, where he found another old army buddy waiting there who also has a grievance. It turns out the first army buddy had taken the music to a song he had written and turned it into "Bupkis". Upon comparing notes, Rob and the second army buddy realize the only thing the first one had written was his name at the top of the sheet music.
Stealing the Credit / int_57e3ab58	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_57e3ab58	featureConfidence	1.0
The Dick Van Dyke Show	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_57e3ab58
Stealing the Credit / int_5908ee91	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_5908ee91	comment	Malacath apparently really hates this trope. In Skyrim, you're tasked with helping an Orc chief slay a giant to lift a curse on his village. Once done, the chief turns on you and attempts to invoke the trope by claiming sole credit for killing the giant. Once he's dead, Malacath speaks out to insult him and give his job to one of the other Orcs.
Stealing the Credit / int_5908ee91	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_5908ee91	featureConfidence	1.0
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_5908ee91
Stealing the Credit / int_5921531b	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_5921531b	comment	Mentioned in Persona 4. The characters discuss the fact that the police will claim the credit for catching the murderer, because the team can't admit to the supernatural nature of their investigation. Yosuke and Chie are particularly stung by this.
Stealing the Credit / int_5921531b	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_5921531b	featureConfidence	1.0
Persona 4 (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_5921531b
Stealing the Credit / int_5921531c	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_5921531c	comment	Persona 5: One of the most common abuses of power featured in the game. Arc Villain Madarame passed off his underlings' work as his own for years to gain fame as an artist, even stealing his Magnum Opus from Yusuke's mother and letting her die. In Ryuji's side story, the teacher who is supposed to take over the track team has every intention of hiring a coach to do the actual work, but claim the credit himself. Tae Takemi's boss hijacked her research so that he could lay claim to a breakthrough discovery. Then blamed her when his recklessness ruined the project.
Stealing the Credit / int_5921531c	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_5921531c	featureConfidence	1.0
Persona 5 (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_5921531c
Stealing the Credit / int_5d354f8	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_5d354f8	comment	A character trait of Arnold Rimmer in Red Dwarf. If it goes right, it was his idea, and he should get the reward. If it fails, it was Lister's, and Lister should face the punishment.
Stealing the Credit / int_5d354f8	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_5d354f8	featureConfidence	1.0
Red Dwarf	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_5d354f8
Stealing the Credit / int_5d4e4010	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_5d4e4010	comment	In promotional materials for Nancy produced during Ernie Bushmiller's lifetime (like this one◊) they make it seem like Bushmiller was the one who created the character Fritzi Ritz. In reality she was created by Larry Whittington in 1922; Bushmiller simply replaced him in 1925 when Whittington left. However, the character Nancy WAS created by Bushmiller.
Stealing the Credit / int_5d4e4010	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_5d4e4010	featureConfidence	1.0
Nancy (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_5d4e4010
Stealing the Credit / int_664ed909	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_664ed909	comment	I Wish You Were My Husband: Shang Qinghua's brother not only stole his ideas, he also took over their company, forcing Shang Qinghua into an Arranged Marriage so that he'd be forced to give up being a businessman altogether.
Stealing the Credit / int_664ed909	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_664ed909	featureConfidence	1.0
SV Wishes (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_664ed909
Stealing the Credit / int_6744d821	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_6744d821	comment	The season 2 finale of The Owl House provides a variation. Emperor Belos openly betrays the Collector by refusing to free him from his prison as per the terms of their arrangement as he's gotten everything he needs from them and can't risk their godlike power aiding anyone else. When the Collector ends up getting freed anyway, Belos weakly tries to claim that he's upheld his end of the bargain to avoid their wrath, only for them to reduce him to a stain on the wall with a Finger Poke of Doom in retaliation.
Stealing the Credit / int_6744d821	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_6744d821	featureConfidence	1.0
The Owl House	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_6744d821
Stealing the Credit / int_6a8aff51	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_6a8aff51	comment	At the very beginning of The Stormlight Archive, Kaladin successfully kills a Shardbearer. However, Amaram has him branded a slave to allow him (Amaram) to steal the credit... and more importantly, the Shards.
Stealing the Credit / int_6a8aff51	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_6a8aff51	featureConfidence	1.0
The Stormlight Archive	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_6a8aff51
Stealing the Credit / int_6e73440d	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_6e73440d	comment	The Victors Project: Before the Second Quarter Quell, Jane Lawson is given an interview dress that had been fitted for a taller tribute by her inexperienced stylist. She makes the necessary adjustments to it herself; the stylist is then voted to be the "Best Newcomer" to the stylist pool by a tabloid magazine, and opts not to let on that they didn't do the work.
Stealing the Credit / int_6e73440d	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_6e73440d	featureConfidence	1.0
The Victors Project / Fan Fic	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_6e73440d
Stealing the Credit / int_6f7cfb8d	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_6f7cfb8d	comment	The Princess Bride: Inigo Montoya's father Domingo, a swordsmith, sometimes worked on contract for a more well-known smith when a challenging project required more skill than the latter had. The other smith always got the credit, but he did always pay his bills on time and in full, so the arrangement suited the Reclusive Artist Domingo. Count Rugen, however, managed to track Domingo down directly.
Stealing the Credit / int_6f7cfb8d	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_6f7cfb8d	featureConfidence	1.0
The Princess Bride	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_6f7cfb8d
Stealing the Credit / int_746814ae	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_746814ae	comment	Arthur: In "How the Cookie Crumbles", Muffy is at a loss for what to enter for Elwood City's annual Strawberry Festival, until the others spontaneously make cookies with her, using butter batter, a strawberry, banana juice, peanuts, chocolate chips, peach slices, oatmeal, banana, more banana, banana again, and a raisin, and they just happen to taste delicious. Muffy enters the cookies into the baking contest, and wins, but the others are sore when she not only doesn't mention them in the paper, but starts marketing the cookies at the Sugar Bowl under her name, with her picture on the bag. The episode, "Francine's Pilfered Paper" involves Francine copying content off the internet for her Thanksgiving report and claiming it as her own. She doesn't know what she did was wrong until Catherine explains what plagiarism is to her, and spends most of the episode dealing with emotional guilt. The episode ends with her telling Mr. Ratburn what happened, re-doing the assignment, and getting a good grade for good and original work.
Stealing the Credit / int_746814ae	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_746814ae	featureConfidence	1.0
Arthur	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_746814ae
Stealing the Credit / int_76456c33	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_76456c33	comment	Played tragically in Devil Summoner, since the protagonist's soul is in the body of Kyouji Kuzunoha, forcing him to do detective work in Hirasaki City while using his name.
Stealing the Credit / int_76456c33	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_76456c33	featureConfidence	1.0
Devil Summoner (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_76456c33
Stealing the Credit / int_79847263	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_79847263	comment	In "Droopy's Good Deed", Spike and Droopy are competing to be the best Boy Scout. A wealthy man loses his top hat in a stiff breeze, so Droopy runs to get it — but Spike, following Droopy, catches it first and plops a lit bomb inside before handing it to Droopy to return. The wealthy man then starts giving Droopy money as reward for fetching his hat, and Spike quickly changes his mind, shoving Droopy away in his rush to collect the cash — only to forget about the bomb.
Stealing the Credit / int_79847263	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_79847263	featureConfidence	1.0
Droopy	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_79847263
Stealing the Credit / int_7ac43256	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_7ac43256	comment	In Super Robot Wars: Original Generation, Daitetsu was informed by Laker that the Hagane's forces will not be credited publicly for taking on DC forces in Aidoneus Island. They suspect that this is done with approval of Karl Scheltesman as he wishes to continue negotiations rather than use lethal force against the aliens even if they have hostile intent.
Stealing the Credit / int_7ac43256	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_7ac43256	featureConfidence	1.0
Super Robot Wars: Original Generation (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_7ac43256
Stealing the Credit / int_7fc57c48	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_7fc57c48	comment	My So-Called Life has an interesting variation of this trope. In the episode "The Substitute", Mr. Racine has the students submit anonymous essays (or poems) for the literary magazine. One of them, called "Haiku for Him", proves to be controversial, as it's a girl describing how she had sex in her parents' basement. Rayanne, who Really Gets Around, is assumed to be the author, and she passes herself off as the author. However, later in the episode, she discovers Sharon, who's more "respectable", is actually the one who wrote it, and she's afraid of what will happen if people find out. Once Sharon finds out Rayanne has been passing the poem off as hers - not just because of her reputation, but because she wished she had written it, as she thought it was really good - she's more than happy to let Rayanne take the credit for writing it.
Stealing the Credit / int_7fc57c48	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_7fc57c48	featureConfidence	1.0
My So-Called Life	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_7fc57c48
Stealing the Credit / int_813409db	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_813409db	comment	Throughout Imposters, Jules has refused to admit the dark secret her con artist wife Maddie used to blackmail her silence after robbing her. In season 2, it finally comes out that in college, Jules had been lovers with her roommate who was a bipolar mess and killed herself. Jules was a mess afterward, falling behind in her studies. Realizing her major thesis project was due, Jules presented her late roommate/lover's work as her own. She was found out with her rich family managed to hush it up but Jules knows any career as an artist will be ruined if the truth gets out. Before that, Ezra is disgusted when Maddie's secret file on his family reveals that not only did his father steal the patent for the company's biggest invention from his own brother but had the guy committed to hush it up.
Stealing the Credit / int_813409db	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_813409db	featureConfidence	1.0
Imposters	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_813409db
Stealing the Credit / int_84d1021b	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_84d1021b	comment	In NEO: The World Ends with You, Motoi falsely claims credit for being the Wicked Twister's anonymous informant, because the real informant, Shoka, can't come forward due to being one of the Shinjuku Reapers. Considering that Motoi is also guilty of plagiarism, it's unsurprising that Motoi would stoop this low.
Stealing the Credit / int_84d1021b	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_84d1021b	featureConfidence	1.0
NEO: The World Ends with You (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_84d1021b
Stealing the Credit / int_86549624	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_86549624	comment	Vindicators 2: Rick prepared for Doom-nomitron's arrival at Earth by setting up a satellite in Earth's orbit that activated upon sensing its arrival, spearing it with a harpoon, and slicing its body in half with Razor Floss. Supernova knows that Rick doesn't care about remembering that the trap is up there or even that it activated, so she decides to take the credit for defeating Doom-nomitron as well as spin the story that it also destroyed Dorian-5 and that Calypso, Diablo Verde, and Lady Katana all died in the battle.
Stealing the Credit / int_86549624	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_86549624	featureConfidence	1.0
Vindicators 2	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_86549624
Stealing the Credit / int_86e51bb5	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_86e51bb5	comment	The Adventure Zone: Balance has the Miller family, who use an emerald mirror to see into the Plane of Thought â€” our world â€” and get "new" ideas for technological inventions.
Stealing the Credit / int_86e51bb5	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_86e51bb5	featureConfidence	1.0
The Adventure Zone: Balance (Podcast)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_86e51bb5
Stealing the Credit / int_87681db3	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_87681db3	comment	Working Girl. Tess McGill suggests to her boss that one of their clients should invest in radio in order to gain a foothold in the media business. She learns later that her boss is planning to benefit herself by taking credit for the idea.
Stealing the Credit / int_87681db3	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_87681db3	featureConfidence	1.0
Working Girl	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_87681db3
Stealing the Credit / int_880cfa15	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_880cfa15	comment	In one episode of Hogan's Heroes, Hogan exploits this to prevent Klink from turning a captured ally of his over to the Gestapo by asking if that if turns out the man is an important agent, who would get the credit for his capture: Klink or the Gestapo.
Stealing the Credit / int_880cfa15	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_880cfa15	featureConfidence	1.0
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_880cfa15
Stealing the Credit / int_89c17c86	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_89c17c86	comment	Inverted in Battletoads (2020). Rash willingly lets The Dark Queen take credit for defeating The Topians to ensure she becomes a good ruler.
Stealing the Credit / int_89c17c86	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_89c17c86	featureConfidence	1.0
BattleToads (2020) (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_89c17c86
Stealing the Credit / int_8acecc8a	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_8acecc8a	comment	In Tegami Bachi: Letter Bee, someone anonymously sends Rei picture postcards, a gesture that deeply touches Rei. The sender is none other than Rei's maid and old friend Kimidori, who refuses to come forward because she feels guilty for selling Rei's gift to help her impoverished family. This creates an opportunity for Colbasso to step forward and falsely claim the credit in order to con Rei out of a reward until Lag uses his Shindan to reveal the truth.
Stealing the Credit / int_8acecc8a	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_8acecc8a	featureConfidence	1.0
Tegami Bachi: Letter Bee (Manga)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_8acecc8a
Stealing the Credit / int_8b7f9288	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_8b7f9288	comment	I Don't Run An Orphanage! has the Villain Trade, an illegal business operation that exploits this. Vigilantes bring the villains they've captured in for cash, then Pro Heroes purchase those villains, claiming the credit for "arresting" them in exchange for a hefty fee.
Stealing the Credit / int_8b7f9288	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_8b7f9288	featureConfidence	1.0
I Don't Run An Orphanage (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_8b7f9288
Stealing the Credit / int_8d81f086	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_8d81f086	comment	Monk: The motive for murder in "Mr. Monk Goes to a Rock Concert." Kris Kedder helped Stork, one of his band's roadies, get a song he wrote about his daughter onto their latest album. Stork agreed to let Kedder claim half-credit for the piece so the roadie could jumpstart a solo songwriting career. But Kedder chooses to double cross Stork and claim sole credit for the whole song. When Stork confronts Kedder about this right before a major concert, Kedder kills him and stages his death to look like an accidental overdose.
Stealing the Credit / int_8d81f086	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_8d81f086	featureConfidence	1.0
Monk	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_8d81f086
Stealing the Credit / int_8def3d0b	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_8def3d0b	comment	Dragonslayer. After Galen and Ulrich manage to kill the dragon (with Ulrich giving his life in the process), the sleazy, Dirty Coward king shows up and pretends to have slain it.
Stealing the Credit / int_8def3d0b	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_8def3d0b	featureConfidence	1.0
Dragonslayer	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_8def3d0b
Stealing the Credit / int_8ee238c9	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_8ee238c9	comment	Persona: Mentioned in Persona 4. The characters discuss the fact that the police will claim the credit for catching the murderer, because the team can't admit to the supernatural nature of their investigation. Yosuke and Chie are particularly stung by this. Persona 5: One of the most common abuses of power featured in the game. Arc Villain Madarame passed off his underlings' work as his own for years to gain fame as an artist, even stealing his Magnum Opus from Yusuke's mother and letting her die. In Ryuji's side story, the teacher who is supposed to take over the track team has every intention of hiring a coach to do the actual work, but claim the credit himself. Tae Takemi's boss hijacked her research so that he could lay claim to a breakthrough discovery. Then blamed her when his recklessness ruined the project.
Stealing the Credit / int_8ee238c9	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_8ee238c9	featureConfidence	1.0
Persona (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_8ee238c9
Stealing the Credit / int_8f65b800	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_8f65b800	comment	The Odd Life of Timothy Green. Timothy's adoptive parents designed a new pencil that is made from leaves, ensuring their town's pencil factory won't go out of business. However, his parents' boss claims credit to the townsfolk. Timothy is furious that the boss stole credit of his parents invention. The boss tries to counter that is Timothy is a weirdo who's just making things up. However, one of the townsfolk who befriended Timothy ask the boss how he made the pencil, the boss is unable answer since he doesn't know. Eventually, everyone including the boss's father who owns the factory turns on him.
Stealing the Credit / int_8f65b800	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_8f65b800	featureConfidence	1.0
The Odd Life of Timothy Green	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_8f65b800
Stealing the Credit / int_9068877a	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_9068877a	comment	In Red vs. Blue:
Stealing the Credit / int_9068877a	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_9068877a	featureConfidence	1.0
Red vs. Blue (Web Animation)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_9068877a
Stealing the Credit / int_90a3a7f4	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_90a3a7f4	comment	Kim Possible: In "Grudge Match", Vivian Porter is a brilliant robotics expert who had problems being taken seriously as a scientist because she looked like a supermodel. She built a Ridiculously Human Robot named Oliver, letting him take credit for the work while she pretended to be his girlfriend.
Stealing the Credit / int_90a3a7f4	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_90a3a7f4	featureConfidence	1.0
Kim Possible	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_90a3a7f4
Stealing the Credit / int_92234326	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_92234326	comment	Marion really resents Central City for doing this in Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky. After years of denying her funding and manpower, they step in to claim the ruins that are Marion's pet project when she actually starts making progress in her Branch office. To add insult to injury, she's expected to tug her forelock and "co-operate fully" with the interlopers. Later in the game, it gets worse: In order to reach the ruins Marion's eccentric but brilliant R&D department build a dreadnought that can outperform any of Central City's ships. Central City's response? Commandeer the ship for their own use, so that they can explore the ruins first. Then it turns out the Central City is the bureaucratic form of The Ditherer, so they don't show up, throwing the R and D department's schedule into chaos, but allowing the main team to head to the ruins.
Stealing the Credit / int_92234326	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_92234326	featureConfidence	1.0
Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_92234326
Stealing the Credit / int_960062b7	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_960062b7	comment	In My Hero Academia, Pro Hero Endeavor is credited with the defeat and arrest of Hero Killer Stain, although it was a small renegade part of Class 1-A who actually fought him. Justified, since although they saved the life of Iida and another Pro Hero, what they did was actually illegal due to no one having a proper license to do so. The police chief gives them his personal thanks, and all parties agree it would be much better for them in the long run if they let Endeavor take the credit to avoid negative public outcry and to not ruin their chances of becoming legitimate Pro Heroes.
Stealing the Credit / int_960062b7	featureApplicability	1.0
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My Hero Academia (Manga)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_960062b7
Stealing the Credit / int_97526d7	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_97526d7	comment	In Queen of the Swarm, Armsmaster takes credit for Taylor's takedown of Lung, even though she told him she wanted to be credited. While Armsmaster genuinely thought it was the right call to make (he thought it would have put her in the ABB's crosshairs), it doesn't change the fact it was a very low blow.
Stealing the Credit / int_97526d7	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_97526d7	featureConfidence	1.0
Queen of the Swarm / Fan Fic	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_97526d7
Stealing the Credit / int_9908ca47	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_9908ca47	comment	In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Gilderoy Lockhart isn't any good at any spell other than Memory Charms. He never did any of the deeds written about in his books. He just Obliviated other peoples' memories and stole all the credit.
Stealing the Credit / int_9908ca47	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_9908ca47	featureConfidence	1.0
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_9908ca47
Stealing the Credit / int_9935899c	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_9935899c	comment	Averted in the All American Pups book Camp Barkalot. When one of the campers asks Bella if she's "the hero", Bella clears up the misconception and passes the credit on to Fritz.
Stealing the Credit / int_9935899c	featureApplicability	-1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_9935899c	featureConfidence	1.0
All American Pups	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_9935899c
Stealing the Credit / int_99f23dcd	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_99f23dcd	comment	TFA Kaleidoscope: Powell, the current CEO of Sumdac Systems, tries to take credit for all of the company's past achievements. Nobody buys his claims for a second.
Stealing the Credit / int_99f23dcd	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_99f23dcd	featureConfidence	1.0
TFA Kaleidoscope (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_99f23dcd
Stealing the Credit / int_9a67b688	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_9a67b688	comment	Similar to Case Closed, a lot of murders in The Kindaichi Case Files are motivated by one person having stolen another's work.
Stealing the Credit / int_9a67b688	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_9a67b688	featureConfidence	1.0
Case Closed (Manga)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_9a67b688
Stealing the Credit / int_9ab32c13	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_9ab32c13	comment	Pony POV Series: Morning Star claims that he was the one who made the Glow Sisters perfect; however, D__t points out that his only real contribution was giving them their magic, and they became paragons under their own power.
Stealing the Credit / int_9ab32c13	featureApplicability	1.0
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Pony POV Series / Fan Fic	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_9ab32c13
Stealing the Credit / int_9c33b8ab	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_9c33b8ab	comment	In one episode of Sliders, they slide back into their world, where Professor Arturo suddenly starts going around claiming to have invented Sliding, even though it was Quinn's discovery. Eventually, they find that they aren't in their world, it's another alt Earth and the Arturo making the claims is the one from this world, who was left behind when Quinn began Sliding, and has been trying to rediscover it ever since.
Stealing the Credit / int_9c33b8ab	featureApplicability	1.0
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Sliders	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_9c33b8ab
Stealing the Credit / int_9d34190a	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_9d34190a	comment	The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind: The Mages Guild quest line has you receiving quests from Ajira, the Balmora Guild Hall resident alchemist. She has a bet with another member over who will reach the rank of Journeyman first. The quests you receive from Ajira have you mostly aiding in her research (when you aren't sabotaging her rival's), such as collecting the ingredients she needs. If you read her reports after the fact, she takes full credit for the hard work involved in recovering the ingredients. Malacath, the Daedric Prince of the Spurned and Ostracized and patron deity of the Orcs, offers a Daedric quest which involves killing a Dunmer hero whose ancestor stole credit for the accomplishments of an Orc hero. Malacath is very much a Papa Wolf toward the Orcs. Malacath apparently really hates this trope. In Skyrim, you're tasked with helping an Orc chief slay a giant to lift a curse on his village. Once done, the chief turns on you and attempts to invoke the trope by claiming sole credit for killing the giant. Once he's dead, Malacath speaks out to insult him and give his job to one of the other Orcs. Between the Oblivion Crisis and the events of Skyrim, the Thalmor, a militarized extremist religious sect seized power (riding a populist movement) within the Altmeri (High Elven) government, seceded from the Empire, annexed neighboring Valenwood (home of the Bosmer (Wood Elves), reformed the Aldmeri Dominion of old, and waged war on the Vestigial Cyrodiilic Empire. How did the Thalmor come to power in the first place? They took credit for ending the Oblivion Crisis within their homeland, which as anyone who played Oblivion knows, is a Blatant Lie. Later, they would also claim credit for resolving a crisis with Nirn's two moons which brought them Elsweyr (home of the Khajiit) as a client state. (The moons being sacred to the Khajiiti people.)
Stealing the Credit / int_9d34190a	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Elder Scrolls (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_9d34190a
Stealing the Credit / int_9e10fbb4	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_9e10fbb4	comment	In H.I.V.E. Series book seven, Otto takes the credit for stealing the exam answers and the location of the Hunt, when it was actually all eight students on squad four who did it. Because of this, he is expelled. This works in his favor, however, because he is able to leave the island to look for the Glasshouse, and he takes HIVEmind with him, which while not being necessarily beneficial to the plot, it allows the AI to go outside and spend time as a human.
Stealing the Credit / int_9e10fbb4	featureApplicability	1.0
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H.I.V.E. Series	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_9e10fbb4
Stealing the Credit / int_9e2f90f4	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: At the end of the Arlong Park Arc, the Marine Captain Nezumi arrives after all is said and done to take credit for Arlong's defeat (he had already been shown having turned a blind eye to Arlong's activities for years). He really did not plan that out though, announcing this fact to the people who were strong enough to defeat Arlong, as well as an angry mob of townsfolk fed up with Arlong's tyranny. Unsurprisingly, the Straw Hats immediately and effortlessly beat the stuffing out of Nezumi and his men, force him to rebuild everything Arlong wrecked, and return all the money he stole. At the end of the Alabasta Arc, the Marines Smoker and Tashigi are given the credit for defeating Crocodile and exposing his plot to devastate and take over the country. Smoker objects because they hardly did anything, it was the Straw Hat Pirates that saved the country and defeated Crocodile. However, the World Government doesn't want to admit pirates cleaned up a mess caused by one of their own agents gone rogue and refuses to allow Smoker to decline his falsely earned recognition, which infuriates him. At the end of the Dressrosa Arc, Admiral Fujitora independently announces the defeat of Doflamingo and liberation of Dressrosa by pirates before the news is able to get to the World Government specifically because he'd talked to Smoker and knew they'd try falsely claiming credit to save face again.
Stealing the Credit / int_9e2f90f4	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_9e2f90f4	featureConfidence	1.0
One Piece (Manga)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_9e2f90f4
Stealing the Credit / int_a1d28dda	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_a1d28dda	comment	Rediscovered Frontiers: Geoffrey claims that Naugus' power was what brought New Mobotropolis to the IDWVerse; truthfully, it was supposedly Mogul that was responsible. Later, it's revealed that this is actually a subversion, as Mogul admits Naugus actually did contribute to the magic that made it possible; what's more, he even insisted on protecting New Mobotropolis and its residents.
Stealing the Credit / int_a1d28dda	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_a1d28dda	featureConfidence	1.0
Rediscovered Frontiers (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_a1d28dda
Stealing the Credit / int_a1e7c7e	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_a1e7c7e	comment	Battlezone: In the final mission of the Soviet Campaign when US base is almost finished suddenly a higher-ranking general appears in a hovertank to make a finishing blow and claim all the victory for himself. The player can simply shoot him without any bad consequences.
Stealing the Credit / int_a1e7c7e	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_a1e7c7e	featureConfidence	1.0
Battlezone (1998) (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_a1e7c7e
Stealing the Credit / int_a6418ec5	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_a6418ec5	comment	On Side Hustle, the kids are happy when celebrity chef Dude Calzone comes to town and loves Munchy's family chili recipe. Munchy agrees to a deal to have it be featured in Dude's book. It's only after he agrees that Munchy discovers the deal not only says Dude owns the recipe but Munchy is prevented from ever claiming credit for it. The teens angrily confront Dude, who's forced to admit that every one of "his" recipes is stolen from other chefs. In fairness, Dude doesn't want to do it, but his greedy sister tricked him into a contract himself and if he breaks it, not only will he pay a million dollars but she'll just get someone else to be the face of the company to keep the scam up. The teens resort to some hijinks to get the woman to break the contracts to release Dude and let him credit all the chefs for their work.
Stealing the Credit / int_a6418ec5	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_a6418ec5	featureConfidence	1.0
Side Hustle	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_a6418ec5
Stealing the Credit / int_a9a0ba0e	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_a9a0ba0e	comment	Dodged a Beetle: Lila exploits Marinette's generous nature by having her knit a scarf for her so that she can give it to Adrien as a birthday gift, with no intention of crediting her for her work. When that doesn't elicit the reaction she was hoping for, she then ramps things up by roping Nino and Marinette into organizing an impromptu party at the park that afternoon, with the intent of telling Adrien that she set everything up. While she ultimately acknowledges the role both played, she only does so since they happen to be present when she tells Adrien about it.
Stealing the Credit / int_a9a0ba0e	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_a9a0ba0e	featureConfidence	1.0
Dodged a Beetle (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_a9a0ba0e
Stealing the Credit / int_aa0c474	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_aa0c474	comment	In Violine, Kombo steals the credit for "saving" the heroes all the time, despite usually doing nothing-to barely anything at all.
Stealing the Credit / int_aa0c474	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_aa0c474	featureConfidence	1.0
Violine (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_aa0c474
Stealing the Credit / int_ac9bde26	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_ac9bde26	comment	100 Percent Hero: At the end of the Stain Arc, the police feel that Mob and his friends can't be credited for taking down the villain because they disobeyed their superiors in order to do so. Wanting to avoid a public scandal, since reprimanding the Pro Heroes for their interns' heroics wouldn't look good, they set it up to appear that Hawks was the one who took Stain down instead.
Stealing the Credit / int_ac9bde26	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_ac9bde26	featureConfidence	1.0
100 Percent Hero (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_ac9bde26
Stealing the Credit / int_ad41ee71	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_ad41ee71	comment	In the SuperMarioLogan episode "Bowser Junior's Lottery Ticket!", after the government bans fake IDs from being used, Junior attempts to give his winning ticket to a stranger and tell him to cast it for him. However, when they come back, they notice on TV that the stranger turns out to be the lottery winner, claiming he bought the ticket, chose the numbers and won the lottery all by himself.
Stealing the Credit / int_ad41ee71	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_ad41ee71	featureConfidence	1.0
SuperMarioLogan (Web Video)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_ad41ee71
Stealing the Credit / int_b3710357	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_b3710357	comment	TRON has Ed Dillinger taking credit for Kevin Flynn's video games, until Flynn goes into the mainframe and gets proof, literally.
Stealing the Credit / int_b3710357	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_b3710357	featureConfidence	1.0
TRON	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_b3710357
Stealing the Credit / int_b5a2b326	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_b5a2b326	comment	Morrowind: The Mages Guild quest line has you receiving quests from Ajira, the Balmora Guild Hall resident alchemist. She has a bet with another member over who will reach the rank of Journeyman first. The quests you receive from Ajira have you mostly aiding in her research (when you aren't sabotaging her rival's), such as collecting the ingredients she needs. If you read her reports after the fact, she takes full credit for the hard work involved in recovering the ingredients. Malacath, the Daedric Prince of the Spurned and Ostracized and patron deity of the Orcs, offers a Daedric quest which involves killing a Dunmer hero whose ancestor stole credit for the accomplishments of an Orc hero. Malacath is very much a Papa Wolf toward the Orcs. Malacath apparently really hates this trope. In Skyrim, you're tasked with helping an Orc chief slay a giant to lift a curse on his village. Once done, the chief turns on you and attempts to invoke the trope by claiming sole credit for killing the giant. Once he's dead, Malacath speaks out to insult him and give his job to one of the other Orcs.
Stealing the Credit / int_b5a2b326	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_b5a2b326	featureConfidence	1.0
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_b5a2b326
Stealing the Credit / int_ba324442	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_ba324442	comment	In Will Save the Galaxy for Food, the author Jacques McKeown has written a highly successful series of books about his supposed adventures during the Golden Age. However his stories are actually based on the exploits of other pilots, who are understandably furious about this. The fact that the pilots who actually saved planets are now being accused of stealing their own life's accounts from McKeown is just insult to injury.
Stealing the Credit / int_ba324442	featureApplicability	1.0
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WillSaveTheGalaxyForFood	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_ba324442
Stealing the Credit / int_bc758ea9	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_bc758ea9	comment	Throughout the Tiny Toon Adventures episode "Sepulveda Boulevard", Montana Max steals scripts, crosses out the previous writers' names, and puts his name in their place. It starts with Plucky's script (although Plucky wasn't all that original to begin with, as he crossed out Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett's names before putting his name in), and then he tries taking credit for Elmyra's script, "101 Cuddly Puppies Meet Princess Pretty Girl". He gets found out by Hamton towards the end of the episode. At the end of the episode, Mr. Cooper DeVille takes all the credit for Elmyra's film, prompting Monty, Elmyra, and Plucky to beat him up.
Stealing the Credit / int_bc758ea9	featureApplicability	1.0
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Tiny Toon Adventures	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_bc758ea9
Stealing the Credit / int_bc8b07	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_bc8b07	comment	In the Bill Gates vs Steve Jobs episode of Epic Rap Battles of History, Gates accuses Jobs of doing this, (as Jobs has been accused of doing in real life) and then asks if Steve Wozniak wrote the rap that Jobs is performing. This is the only time that one of Gates' lines draws a direct reaction from Jobs.
Stealing the Credit / int_bc8b07	featureApplicability	1.0
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Epic Rap Battles of History (Web Video)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_bc8b07
Stealing the Credit / int_c2ebb41c	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_c2ebb41c	comment	Close Enough: In "The Erotic Awakening of A. P. LaPearle", Alex has Pearle pose as the author of his erotic Viking literature after the publisher claims that women are more comfortable with female erotica writers. While he's fine with the arrangement at first, he begins to get jealous when the fame goes to Pearl's head.
Stealing the Credit / int_c2ebb41c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Close Enough	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_c2ebb41c
Stealing the Credit / int_c35714d6	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_c35714d6	comment	Blackadder does this with a picture painted by Lieutenant George in an episode of Blackadder Goes Forth — right in George's presence. George tries to object, but Blackadder, who outranks him, won't give him permission to speak. Even when Captain Darling points out that the picture is signed "George", Blackadder insists it's a dedication to King George.
Stealing the Credit / int_c35714d6	featureApplicability	1.0
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Blackadder	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_c35714d6
Stealing the Credit / int_c4282b71	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_c4282b71	comment	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: In "Rarity Takes Manehattan", the fashionista Suri Polomare seems to have based her entire career off this. It's unclear how many of her designs are her own, but her assistant Coco Pommel does all the actual dressmaking for her. Then when her old acquaintance Rarity invents a special new variety of fabric, Suri takes a bolt of the fabric, creates a line of dresses out of it, and claims that she invented it. This all comes back to bite her in the rear by the episode's end. Rarity responds to the theft by creating a new fashion line from scratch, which handily beat Suri's dresses in a fashion contest, and the entire incident convinces Coco Pommel to quit working for Suri.
Stealing the Credit / int_c4282b71	featureApplicability	1.0
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My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_c4282b71
Stealing the Credit / int_c59b1437	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_c59b1437	comment	Bruised (DizzlyPuzzled), Vlad claims that he and his Masters are responsible for reducing the ghost attacks; in reality, Danny and the President negotiated a treaty with the Ghost Zone. Lois Lane naturally calls him out on it.
Stealing the Credit / int_c59b1437	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_c59b1437	featureConfidence	1.0
Bruised (DizzlyPuzzled) (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_c59b1437
Stealing the Credit / int_c6dbe98e	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_c6dbe98e	comment	Monster: Hospital director Dr. Heinemann is introduced at a press conference where he takes all the credit for an operation he was not even involved in, without mentioning lead surgeon Kenzo Tenma or the rest of the medical staff, and later orders Tenma to cancel an important research project in order to write a scientific paper for him. Tenma eventually realizes that all of Heinemann's research, which he had previously admired, was likely stolen from various subordinates.
Stealing the Credit / int_c6dbe98e	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_c6dbe98e	featureConfidence	1.0
Monster (Manga)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_c6dbe98e
Stealing the Credit / int_c7d47d93	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_c7d47d93	comment	In the Central Park episode "Rival Busker", after Anya runs off from the wedding, Bitsy and Helen has to find her so they can have their business talk with Dmitry. They failed to find her, but Paige and Molly convinces Anya to return to the wedding, so when Anya returns with Paige and Molly, Bitsy quickly runs up to Anya and grabs her hand and tells Dmitry she found her. Paige and Molly just walk into the wedding venue without saying word because Paige is investigating Bitsy and doesn't want to get her attention.
Stealing the Credit / int_c7d47d93	featureApplicability	1.0
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Central Park	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_c7d47d93
Stealing the Credit / int_c9d5b426	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_c9d5b426	comment	Sol Invictus Inverts this. While Luffy was the one who faced and fought Buggy head on, she credits Orange Town's mayor with taking him down. (Though to be fair to the mayor, they actually were the one who scored the final blow.)
Stealing the Credit / int_c9d5b426	featureApplicability	1.0
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Sol Invictus (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_c9d5b426
Stealing the Credit / int_ca999c00	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_ca999c00	comment	In A Witch In Broad Daylight, Twilight uses her magic to support Rainbow Dash's rise to fame as a slayer. While Twilight herself doesn't mind, as she doesn't want any of the attention and fame and just wants her friend to be happy, Dash herself struggles with the arrangement, both feeling guilty for taking advantage of her friend and like she hasn't earned her position. This also causes problems when Screwball learns her secret and decides to target Dash in order to psychologically break Twilight.
Stealing the Credit / int_ca999c00	featureApplicability	1.0
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A Witch In Broad Daylight (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_ca999c00
Stealing the Credit / int_cefd252d	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_cefd252d	comment	In Scarlet Lady, ChloÃ© frequently employs this tactic in order to make herself look good at the expense of others. As in canon, Sabrina regularly does her homework for her. It's eventually revealed that Mme. Bustier has been aware of this arrangement for years, but refuses to do anything about it. As the titular Nominal Hero, she claims to be personally responsible for defeating every Akuma; in actuality, Chat Noir handles all the work, along with Marigold and other temporary heroes. Typically, the most she does is call out the Lucky Charm and Miraculous Cure... and more often than not, gets in the way, even actively impending progress at times. In "Mr. Pigeon", she declares that she'll win the Agreste's hat design contest with her own work - then sends Sabrina to steal Marinette's sketchbook, photographs the design she settled upon, and has someone else reproduce the hat for her. "Silencer" has Bob Roth and XY openly discussing how they steal the hard work of musicians and artists and pass it off as their own right in front of her, while ChloÃ© happily thinks that she's with "her people". She then assists in their scheme by pretending to be XY's new designer, even complaining later about how difficult Marinette's designs for Kitty Section were to replicate. In "Ikari Gozen", she considers doing this to "win" the contest (as she was banned from participating) by attaching herself to whichever two contestants might have a better chance; however, she discards that idea in favor of sabotaging Marinette and Kagami's chances. "Reverser" has several of her previous victims not only call her out on this, but use them to counter her attempts at insulting them. After she's driven off in a huff, Alix also asks the art teacher if he really wants somebody with a known history of theft to be more involved in his classes. "Queen Wasp" reveals that her own mother is aware of ChloÃ©'s tendency to do this; when she insists that she's "exceptional", Audrey notes that she got perma-banned from Gabriel's contests for ripping off another's design. ChloÃ© initially takes this as a compliment, as she wasn't aware her mother knew about her exploits.
Stealing the Credit / int_cefd252d	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_cefd252d	featureConfidence	1.0
Scarlet Lady (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_cefd252d
Stealing the Credit / int_d14bb14a	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d14bb14a	comment	"Reverser" has several of her previous victims not only call her out on this, but use them to counter her attempts at insulting them. After she's driven off in a huff, Alix also asks the art teacher if he really wants somebody with a known history of theft to be more involved in his classes.
Stealing the Credit / int_d14bb14a	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_d14bb14a	featureConfidence	1.0
Call-Back	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d14bb14a
Stealing the Credit / int_d193f01	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d193f01	comment	Big Fat Liar's plot revolves around a Hollywood executive drawing the ire of a middle-school student by stealing his story as the basis for a big-budget movie.
Stealing the Credit / int_d193f01	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_d193f01	featureConfidence	1.0
Big Fat Liar	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d193f01
Stealing the Credit / int_d2cd3b5e	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d2cd3b5e	comment	In In Nomine there's a demon in charge of getting people to take credit for other people's work. He tries to take credit for lots of people doing this, but most demons believe humans are doing it without his prompting.
Stealing the Credit / int_d2cd3b5e	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_d2cd3b5e	featureConfidence	1.0
In Nomine (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d2cd3b5e
Stealing the Credit / int_d5164c46	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d5164c46	comment	Subverted in Hades. Talking to Eurydice can reveal that she wrote most of the songs Orpheus was famous for singing. If you then ask Orpheus about it, however, he states that he made sure to give his wife proper credit when he performed her works. It's just that his audiences never bothered to listen to that part.
Stealing the Credit / int_d5164c46	featureApplicability	-0.3
Stealing the Credit / int_d5164c46	featureConfidence	1.0
Hades (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d5164c46
Stealing the Credit / int_d5ae7c20	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d5ae7c20	comment	One of the Virtue Test questions in the NES version of Ultima IV is a scenario where, unwitnessed by anyone, you slew a dragon, only for another man to claim he did it. The Justice option is to counter his claim, while the Humility option is to let him have the glory.
Stealing the Credit / int_d5ae7c20	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_d5ae7c20	featureConfidence	1.0
Ultima IV (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d5ae7c20
Stealing the Credit / int_d63bb8d1	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d63bb8d1	comment	Beware of Chicken: After Jin's animals kill the notorious bandit Sun Ken, he asks Cai Xiulan (who had been hunting Sun Ken) to take the credit for the deed. Jin very much doesn't want the attention that would come from sharing the true story of Sun Ken's death, but it's important that someone take the credit so that word can be spread that Sun Ken is dead and his threat ended. Xiulan isn't entirely comfortable with taking the credit in this manner, but she isn't about to refuse Jin after he saved her life.
Stealing the Credit / int_d63bb8d1	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_d63bb8d1	featureConfidence	1.0
Beware of Chicken	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d63bb8d1
Stealing the Credit / int_d7e0d316	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d7e0d316	comment	Etra chan saw it!: Hiiragi took credits for Katsura's works and also transferred him to a branch office with false rumors being spread to the employees of said branch. When the branch employees realize that Hiiragi lied about Katsura stealing other people's credits, Hiiragi is exposed and ends up getting demoted with nobody willing to help him, while Katsura gets a promotion and pay raise.
Stealing the Credit / int_d7e0d316	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_d7e0d316	featureConfidence	1.0
Etra-chan saw it! (Web Animation)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d7e0d316
Stealing the Credit / int_d8f7ed7c	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d8f7ed7c	comment	John Putnam Thatcher: Withers spends a lot of the second book complaining about how the police confiscated the majestic stuffed head of a deer he supposedly shot. The book ends with Ken mentioning this in passing to Mrs. Withers, who angrily reveals that she was the one who shot the stag (after a four-hour hunt) and storms off to confront her husband about that lie.
Stealing the Credit / int_d8f7ed7c	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_d8f7ed7c	featureConfidence	1.0
John Putnam Thatcher	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d8f7ed7c
Stealing the Credit / int_d968ef8	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d968ef8	comment	Dexter's Lab: Equestria: When Dexter writes the proof to Clover's Conundrum on her blackboard, Twilight excitedly starts sending the answer to various institutions. When she then asks Dexter about the method he used to solve it, he accuses her of trying to steal the credit - tribalism is a serious issue here, and as an Earth Pony, Dexter's work would be dismissed. Twilight eventually has to choose between answering the inquiries, effectively claiming his work as her own, or crediting Dexter, ensuring that the knowledge goes completely ignored.
Stealing the Credit / int_d968ef8	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_d968ef8	featureConfidence	1.0
Dexter's Lab: Equestria (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d968ef8
Stealing the Credit / int_d9c602eb	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_d9c602eb	comment	South Park: In "Fishsticks", Jimmy and Cartman (well, mostly Jimmy) made up a famous joke, yet Cartman tried to hog all the credit. Trey Parker and Matt Stone came up with this plot from knowing people in the entertainment industry who also did that. Is "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs", Kyle, Stan, and Cartman write the titular book to cash in on No Such Thing as Bad Publicity, but use Butters as their scapegoat when it looks like they might get in trouble for it. However, when it actually does become a hit, they try and convince Butters that he's doing this.
Stealing the Credit / int_d9c602eb	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_d9c602eb	featureConfidence	1.0
South Park	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_d9c602eb
Stealing the Credit / int_da861da1	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_da861da1	comment	Sheriff Lamb on Veronica Mars is always known to take the credit wherever possible. When Mars becomes Sheriff, he makes sure to give credit to a detective who helps him - only to have said detective run against him in the upcoming elections.
Stealing the Credit / int_da861da1	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_da861da1	featureConfidence	1.0
Veronica Mars	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_da861da1
Stealing the Credit / int_dcf2b363	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_dcf2b363	comment	In Scarlet Street, a prostitute and her pimp are taking advantage of a mild-mannered bank clerk who is in love with the prostitute. The bank clerk's sole source of pleasure is his painting hobby. When the pimp tries to sell one of the paintings and starts getting a lot of interest from art experts, he and the prostitute claim she is the artist. They make a lot of money.
Stealing the Credit / int_dcf2b363	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_dcf2b363	featureConfidence	1.0
Scarlet Street	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_dcf2b363
Stealing the Credit / int_df1ca32d	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_df1ca32d	comment	One origin story for The Riddler is this: he was a genius computer programmer who developed a new game, but his boss stole it from him, driving Edward to crime.
Stealing the Credit / int_df1ca32d	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_df1ca32d	featureConfidence	1.0
TheRiddler	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_df1ca32d
Stealing the Credit / int_e0051c3b	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_e0051c3b	comment	Tales of Karmic Lies Aftermath: Ms. Bustier tries to take credit for Chloe's Character Development, only for ChloÃ© to call her out on it — her methods of making the victims 'set a good example' made her an even worse enabler than her own father. She only changed due to Marinette standing up to her and helping her see the error of her ways... and because she wanted to change.
Stealing the Credit / int_e0051c3b	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_e0051c3b	featureConfidence	1.0
Tales of Karmic Lies Aftermath (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_e0051c3b
Stealing the Credit / int_e694aadb	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_e694aadb	comment	Ciaphas Cain would like to share the credit with his aide Jurgen, but unfortunately he has all the charisma and charm of the pair (as Amberley notes, someone like Jurgen is hardly likely to spruce up a heroic legend like Cain's). Fortunately, being essentially a competent but just-as smelly and Sarcasm-Blind Baldrick, Jurgen himself doesn't care for personal fame and glory, being quite content with the prestige of being the aide to Commissar Ciaphas Cain (Hero of the Imperium) which he can use to requisition/scrounge up what he and they need.
Stealing the Credit / int_e694aadb	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_e694aadb	featureConfidence	1.0
Ciaphas Cain	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_e694aadb
Stealing the Credit / int_e75ff4cf	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_e75ff4cf	comment	On California Dreams, Jake is happy to meet his idol, rocker Zane Cooper. He even shows off some of his songs with Zane agreeing Jake has real promise. Jake is thus stunned when Zane uses the songs for his own album and taking full credit for them. In a confrontation, Zane shows he's just a has-been trying to keep his fame. A disgusted Jake lets him do it, telling the gang he can always write new songs while Zane clearly can't.
Stealing the Credit / int_e75ff4cf	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_e75ff4cf	featureConfidence	1.0
California Dreams	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_e75ff4cf
Stealing the Credit / int_e7ad2805	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_e7ad2805	comment	The End of the World: During Wiress's Games, a boy from District 3 claims that she "helped" him with a patent. Haymitch realizes from the way he talks about it that said invention was actually hers, and the boy stole it from her. He and Beetee then send a model of that invention to Wiress as a Public Secret Message, signaling to her that she shouldn't trust one of her allies.
Stealing the Credit / int_e7ad2805	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_e7ad2805	featureConfidence	1.0
The End of the World (FernWithy) (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_e7ad2805
Stealing the Credit / int_e9aee6	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_e9aee6	comment	Near the end of Inuyashiki, Hiro and Ichiro sacrificed their lives to destroy an asteroid that had originally been headed toward earth. The credit of course was given to the U.S.
Stealing the Credit / int_e9aee6	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_e9aee6	featureConfidence	1.0
Inuyashiki (Manga)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_e9aee6
Stealing the Credit / int_ea4f62db	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_ea4f62db	comment	Family Guy: A cutaway gag shows Albert Einstein in his pre-fame job as a patent office clerk. Somebody comes to the counter, presents a pile of papers, and asks to patent "Smith's Theory of Relativity". Einstein knocks him out and snatches the papers. Then later does the same thing to God after he invents Shrinky Dinks. Another episode has an unintentional/unwilling example when something good happens to Peter, who looks skyward and says, "Thank you, Jesus!" The camera then pans up to Heaven.
Stealing the Credit / int_ea4f62db	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_ea4f62db	featureConfidence	1.0
Family Guy	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_ea4f62db
Stealing the Credit / int_ec02633a	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_ec02633a	comment	Yoana in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is the Ultimate Blacksmith for armor in the game, but works as an assistant for an inept dwarf when you first meet her because people would doubt her skills since she was a woman. As a result, she would secretly create all the higher-end armor while her "boss" would belittle her in front of customers until you complete her sidequest and get her promoted.
Stealing the Credit / int_ec02633a	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_ec02633a	featureConfidence	1.0
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_ec02633a
Stealing the Credit / int_eeb170e3	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_eeb170e3	comment	Spy School: Alexander Hale does this, on occasion, having built most of his career on the accomplishments of better spies. Also, in the fourth book it turns out that Murray Hill, who sold the Big Bad an Evil Plan, stole it from the plot of the movie Goldfinger something he makes an unconvincing attempt at denying once Ben calls him out for it.
Stealing the Credit / int_eeb170e3	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_eeb170e3	featureConfidence	1.0
Spy School	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_eeb170e3
Stealing the Credit / int_f3603c5a	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_f3603c5a	comment	In Never Have I Ever, Kamala's lab supervisor tries to publish her findings without crediting her. Furthermore, the director of the lab study has no interest in 'office politics.' She gets back at her supervisor by adding her name to the document and emailing it, then insulting him to his face.
Stealing the Credit / int_f3603c5a	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_f3603c5a	featureConfidence	1.0
Never Have I Ever	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_f3603c5a
Stealing the Credit / int_ff9ab17f	type	Stealing the Credit
Stealing the Credit / int_ff9ab17f	comment	In the episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation "Where No One Has Gone Before", a Traveler alien lets a Starfleet officer take the credit for his breakthroughs so he can travel in anonymity.
Stealing the Credit / int_ff9ab17f	featureApplicability	1.0
Stealing the Credit / int_ff9ab17f	featureConfidence	1.0
Star Trek: The Next Generation	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_ff9ab17f

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Stealing the Credit	processingCategory2	Betrayal Tropes
Stealing the Credit	processingCategory2	Self-Demonstrating Article
Stealing the Credit	processingCategory2	This Index Is Copypasted
Love Live! Superstar!! / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Lupin III: The First / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Rage of Bahamut: Genesis / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Katie the Catsitter (Comic Book) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Dexter's Lab: Equestria / Fan Fic	seeAlso	Stealing the Credit
A Mother's Touch (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
A Witch In Broad Daylight (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Dodged a Beetle (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
I Don't Run An Orphanage (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
100 Percent Hero (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
SV Wishes (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Sol Invictus (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Someone Else (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
TFA Kaleidoscope (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Tales of Karmic Lies Aftermath (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Lament Series (ChaoticNeutral) (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The M3GAN Files (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Three's A Crowd (Naruto) (Fanfic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Big Breaks / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Birds of Prey (2020) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Blackberry / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Dragonslayer / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Flubber / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
La Roue / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Legally Blonde / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
My Cousin Vinny / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
9 to 5 / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Nintendo Power Promo Videos / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Nurse Betty / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Rogue One / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Scarlet Street / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
That Thing You Do! / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Big Hit / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Journey to the Yule Star / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Pink Panther (2006) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
TRON / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
WEIRD World 1995 / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Working Girl / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
World's Greatest Dad / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
A Kind of Spark / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
All Dressed in White / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Crazy Rich Asians / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Crier's War / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Destination Unknown / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Diary of a Wimpy Kid / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Dry / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Fer-de-lance / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Imperium / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Jacques Mc Kweon / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
John Putnam Thatcher / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Meg Langslow Mysteries / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Record of Wortenia War / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Run Program / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Sexiled (2018) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Solo Leveling / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Spy School / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Tearmoon Empire / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Autumn Queen Protocol / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Great Ptolemaic Smackdown / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Mad Scientists' Club / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Onion Book of Known Knowledge / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Two Brothers / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
While My Pretty One Sleeps / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Winnetou / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Yellowface / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
MAD (Magazine) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
MAD (Magazine) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Magic Artisan Dahlia Wilts No More (Manga) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Moriarty the Patriot (Manga) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Flagged for Content (Podcast) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Cosmos / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Deadloch / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Death in Paradise / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Designated Survivor / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Doc Martin / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Enlisted / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Eurovision Song Contest / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
4400 / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Foyle's War / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Get Some In! / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Goodnight Sweetheart / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Imposters / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Katy Keene / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Lewis / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Ms. Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Never Have I Ever / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
9-1-1 / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Only Fools and Horses / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Poker Face / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Severance (2022) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Soy Luna / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
St. Elsewhere / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Bold Type / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Chair (2014) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Drew Carey Show / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Games / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Welcome to Chippendales / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
What We Do in the Shadows (2019) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Devil Summoner (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Friday Night Funkin': Corruption (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Imperivm (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
King of the Castle (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Luigi's Mansion 3 (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Not for Broadcast (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Pokémon Sweet Version (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Purple Moon (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Shin Megami Tensei Liberation: Dx2 (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Stardew Valley Expanded (Video Game) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Shin Hayarigami (Visual Novel) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Marry My Husband / Web Comic / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Binging with Babish (Web Video) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
BuzzFeed Unsolved (Web Video) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Drawga (Web Video) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Epic Rap Battles of History (Web Video) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
H.Bomberguy (Web Video) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Perfect Castlevania Timeline (Web Video) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
From A Knight To A Lady (Webcomic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Just a Goblin (Webcomic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Oglaf (Webcomic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Makeup Remover (Webcomic) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Daffy Duck / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Leo / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Madeline / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Ratchet & Clank (2016) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Ready Jet Go! Space Camp / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Shaun the Sheep / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Sing 2 / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Stage Fright / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Kids from Room 402 / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
The Tom and Jerry Show (2014) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Tiny Toon Adventures / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Tuca & Bertie / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit
Jim Cornette (Wrestling) / int_9bb8ac92	type	Stealing the Credit

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