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Theme Table
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This is when there are many sets of motifs. Every major player has the same sort of objects associated with them. Say, a group of heroes where every member has their own animal spirit, weapon, and elemental alignment. Or every country has their own gem, compass direction, and celestial body. That sort of thing. Pretty common in toylines, and consequentially in Merchandise-Driven series, probably because arranging products this way can encourage people to form collections of them and perhaps also because it can allow more toys per idea. On the flip side it also tends to appear in heavy lore driven series to build out the world. So named because as it all seems to have been plotted out using a table. Compare Arc Number. See Also Geodesic Cast. |
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The Pendragon Adventure: 10 territories each with its own Traveler, technology, turning point. Gets mixed up later on, though. | |
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In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild each champion comes from a different race in a different region, has their own Divine Beast, a signature weapon (and weapon style), theme song, color, and a particular superpower associated with their region's element. They were also each murdered by their own Evil Counterpart Blight Ganon that uses a bastardized version of their element/power/weapon. | |
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In The Belgariad mythos, each god had a signature colour and totem animal. | |
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Symphogear GX: Each of the four autoscorers has their own element, temperament, colour, tarot suit, archangel they take their name from, and dance style. | |
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Homestuck's predecessor, Problem Sleuth, was no slouch either. There are three detectives, each with a certain body type (which in turn are each associated with a type of food, a truck carrying that food, and a district of the city that is named after the makers of that food, a gentleman with some sort of optical accessory, and a room in the Sleazy Brothel in the sky), an office, something keeping them from escaping their office, a different kind of window/portal to the World of Imagination, a stat in which they excel, a standard weapon/key, a candy weapon, a type of candy armor, a Super Mode based on both a classic movie monster and type of candy, a Distaff Counterpart (each of which have their own weapon/other object, two of which get a weapon/object used in painting and a undergarment that warps their physical properties, and one of which is just a clone of one of the detectives wearing a wig), an ultimate move, and a non-human race they go on a quest for (each of which terrorizes another of the races somehow, and each of which has some kind of emissary and a champion that represents a Fantasy Character Class). The Big Bad gets in on most of this as well. | |
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RWBY: Each hunter/huntress has an associated colour, Swiss-Army Weapon of Choice, and fairy tale/folk tale/legend. Furthermore, groups of four are sorted into teams which each have their own associated colour. | |
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In Harry Potter, each of the four Houses has two colors, a heraldic animal, a ghost, an elemental affinity, an artifact of their Founder's, and a secret common room which requires some trick to enter. Any character guide can potentially look like this, with slots for not just "wand" but "Patronus" and "Animagus form." Certainly your average fanfic OC is likely to have all of these and probably more. |
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Gundam Wing: Each of the 5 pilots has of course their Gundam, but also a number, a scientist/mentor, and a distaff counterpart. Each of the two main male characters (Zechs and Treize) have all of the above except for a scientist. | |
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Power Rangers: And by extension, Super Sentai does this. All seasons have 5+ rangers, each with a colour, a token, a zord, and a weapon at least, but with variations dependent on the series (some have associated elemental powers, associated animal motifs, and so on). | |
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Every group member in Idolish 7 has a number, a color, and a music symbol. | |
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Homestuck: 4 young chums, each with a color, a symbol, a typing style, a classical element, a favored weapon, a musical instrument, a humour, a specific title corresponding to their role in the game, a personal world in the Incipisphere from which each must reach Skaia, the remains of a deceased creature or family member, and a single guardian who seems to know something about the Ancient Conspiracy. Oh, and an African-American celebrity. Also a specific item (E.G. uranium, oil). A more thorough listing of the similarities can be found here on the series's Wiki. And now there are 28 more of them. (twelve A-trolls, twelve B-trolls, and four A-kids) Not to mention the fact many of the NPCs are associated with specific games: the chess-themed Prospitian/Dersite fighters, the card-themed Midnight Crew and the billiards-themed Felt. |
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In Persona 3, 4, and 5, each of the major characters has a specific Tarot Arcana assigned to them. Characters involved in combat are also affiliated with at least one figure from a world mythology and likely has at least one elemental affinity. Every one of these things somehow ties to the personality, skills, or narrative role of the character in question. | |
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Digimon Adventure: Each of the 7, (and later 8) chosen had their own partner Digimon, Virtue, Color and Element. They also all paired up with each other nicely, (Tai/Matt, Sora/Mimi, Izzy/Joe, TK/Kari) In Digimon Adventure 02, there was a lot of consolidation as the 3 new chosen inherited both virtues from the pairs, and would change their element depending on which one they invoked. The 6 kids, however, all ended up pairing of for the Fusion Dance. |
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Avatar: The Last Airbender has four nations, each linked to an element, a season, each with two crests — one to symbolize the nation itself, and one to symbolize its Bending art — and national colors which literally everyone wears. Each also has a main character with the national power and each is Fantasy Counterpart Culture for a real-life Asian nation note Fire for Japan, Earth for China, Wind for Tibet and Water for Syberian tribes. Each Bending discipline is further associated with an animal that invented the form (except for Waterbending, which the Moon inspired, though is still symbolized by koi fish). By the time of Korra, each has also developed two distinct sub-arts. Plant and Blood for Water. Lightning and Combustion for Fire. Metal and Lava for Earth. Astral Projection and Flight for Air. |
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Incarnations of Immortality: 7 incarnations, each with a book, duty, way they're selected, magical artifact(s) imbued with powers, (some) a special article of clothing or robe of office, and possibly some other things. | |
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Rozen Maiden: Every Rozen Maiden doll has a number (the order in which they were created), as well as an "artificial spirit" with its own name. They each also have a signature attack or weapon. | |
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Each of the eight elements in Final Fantasy XI has an associated color, day of the week (the Vana'diel week has eight days), weather, double weather, direction, constellation, deity (with two boss battles each), primary attribute (such as Strength), secondary attribute (such as Attack), debuff, storm spell, helix spell, carol, threnody, enspell, defensive buff, skillchain, automaton maneuver, wyvern breath attack, crystal, HQ crystal, rock, set of gemstones, ore, bead, stave, obi, weaponskill belt, weaponskill gorget, sachet, geode, divine stone, seed, pot, fewell, crafting Moghancement, chip, strange apparatus, luck rune, and an element that it is opposed to. | |
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Donkey Kong 64: Each Kong is associated with their own color (which works across coins, bananas, blueprints, their shockwave etc) a special transformation, a musical instrument, a firearm, and multiple battle/field skills triggered by the same input but sometimes with a different result (i.e. Chunky's Z+B move is a Megaton Punch, Diddy gets a ramming headbutt, Lanky gets the abilty to handstand for better speed and traction). Further Donkey and Lanky also have associated animal friends (Rambi and Engarde respectively). | |
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A Song of Ice and Fire: every House has its colors, sigil, and words. | |
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One Piece: Downplayed. Each of the Straw Hats have their own animal, number, color, smell, season island, food, family member role, Gender Flipped outlook, nationality, inner brain, flower, blood type, bathing habits and birthday; however, most of this comes from fans asking the author for these lists, and never comes up in the story. | |
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Pokémon: Every Gym Leader is associated with a particular element, Signature Mon, and of course their Gym Badge that they give as an award. Further in some games each also grants a passive stat boost, a TM of their Signature Move, or allows the use of a particular field move HM. Pokémon Scarlet and Violet takes this further as in addition to the traditional eight Gym Leaders, there's also 5 "Titan" Pokémon and 5 Team Star Bases scattered throughout Paldea to tackle. Each of these eighteen goals is associated with one of the eighteen Pokémon types. |
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Occurs in The Bible a lot, particularly around the number Twelve, and the four Evangelists. As well, in Catholic tradition, each Saint has a Feast Day and a list of attributes, and many are patrons of particular professions, places, or against particular dangers. For example, St. Jude, who helps impossible cases, St. Cecilia, who protects musicians, and they didn't draw the name Notre Dame de Paris (St. Mary, our Lady of Paris) out of a hat. |
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Deltora Quest: 7 tribes, each with a gem, city, guardian and dragon. Not to mention so many of the other traits that are common among tribe members as a result of being exposed to the powers of the gemstone of their region (i.e. all the Plains siblings have a special bond because of the opal and they are also stated to have good vision, except for Ava, 'cause she's blind. But she's also psychic, which is another opal power). | |
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As of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, the three creator goddesses Farore, Nayru, and Din, each correspond with a piece of the Triforce, courage, wisdom, and power, that is inherited by the main characters Link, Zelda and Ganon. They also have associated colors (green, blue, and red), regions (the forest, the river, the mountains), a spiritual stone and national symbol associated with the races that inhabit it (Kokiri, Zoras, and Gorons respectively) and an elemental power (forest/wind, water/ice, fire). Later games would also give the Goddesses an Oracle avatar with their own associations (secrets, ages/time, seasons), and a mystical pearl that has a distinct symbol for their respective virtue. Regions that don't have a Goddess and Triforce bearer still get by with only associated races, national symbols, colors, elemental power, and songs. In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild each champion comes from a different race in a different region, has their own Divine Beast, a signature weapon (and weapon style), theme song, color, and a particular superpower associated with their region's element. They were also each murdered by their own Evil Counterpart Blight Ganon that uses a bastardized version of their element/power/weapon. |
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Reborn! (2004): Each of the seven members of the Vongola family is associated with one of the colors of the rainbow, a weather condition, one of the Seven Heavenly Virtues, and an animal (two in Yamamoto's case). | |
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In Digimon Adventure 02, there was a lot of consolidation as the 3 new chosen inherited both virtues from the pairs, and would change their element depending on which one they invoked. The 6 kids, however, all ended up pairing of for the Fusion Dance. | |
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All but one of the major countries in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones has its own Sacred Stone, playable member of the royal family (counting Creature Campaign-exclusive characters), and unit specialization. | |
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Circle of Magic: 4 siblings (by adoption), each with a type of magic they have, a teacher, a student (two for Daja), a lost family (or, in Tris' case, disowned), two books in which they ultimately save the day and a crisis they save it from, and a reason they don't fit in at Winding Circle. There's even more correspondences implied in the worldbuilding — for her education as a forge-mage, for example, Daja learns what metals are associated with what elements and magical effects (copper, for example, is an air metal.) |
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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet takes this further as in addition to the traditional eight Gym Leaders, there's also 5 "Titan" Pokémon and 5 Team Star Bases scattered throughout Paldea to tackle. Each of these eighteen goals is associated with one of the eighteen Pokémon types. | |
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In the Quest for Glory series, each of the original four games' settings is associated with a compass direction, a season, and an element. Game 3 doesn't fit the theme because it wasn't part of the original series plan. | |
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American Girl: the different series are all Strictly Formula, and each girl has a necklace, a Happy Holidays dress and doll (both introduced/acquired during the Christmas book), and a pet (birthday book). At one time they also all had a character trait they were supposed to represent: independence for Felicity, courage for Addy, kindness for Samantha, etc. The more recent dolls are getting away from this formula, although the necklace and other accessories remain. | |
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A significant fraction of the magic in The Cosmere is organized around theme tables, and both Mistborn and The Stormlight Archive series include literal tables at the end of each novel. | |
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Shakugan no Shana: Every Flame Haze has: a title, a contracted Crimson Lord, a title of the Crimson Lord, a vessel for it (although it doesn't come up often), fire colour, and sometimes trademark spells and Treasure Tools. | |
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Negima! Magister Negi Magi: Everyone who gets a pactio gets not only an artifact, but a card with their dominant color, virtue, celestial body, title, and number. The girls' numbers are the same as their number on the class roster; Negi's is 496, the sum of said numbers. | |
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Keys to the Kingdom: 7 trustees, each named after a day of the week, suffering from one of the Seven Deadly Sins, with a domain, a key, a part of the Will (corresponding to one of the Seven Heavenly virtues), a Dawn, a Noon, and a Dusk. Whew! | |
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In Kingdom Hearts, every member of Organization XIII has their own unique element, weapon and title. They also each command a unique kind of Elite Mook with a fighting style that's either similar to or based on their own. Well, at least the members seen in the second game do; we never see the Nobodies commanded by the Organization members seen in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (Although there's no evidence suggesting they don't have this ability). |
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In Octopath Traveler, there are eight playable characters. Each starts in one of the eight regions of the continent. Each also starts out with one of the eight non-secret jobs. Six of the jobs are also associated with each of the six elements (the exceptions are Warrior, which has none; and Scholar, which uses multiple elements). | |
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Sailor Moon: Every Sailor Scout has a planet, a gemstone, an astrological sign, a color, a secondary color, a particular title, an element, a special weapon, a Meaningful Name, and they're also paired off as partners (Sailor Jupiter and Mercury, Venus and Mars, Uranus and Neptune, Pluto and Saturn, and Sailor Moon with Tuxedo Kamen or Sailor Chibimoon.) | |
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The pantheons of the gods and goddesses for both Greyhawk and Faerûn are set up like this, with each one given one or more titles, a divine rank, a symbol, home plane, alignment, portfolio and worshipers, cleric alignment, domains, and favored weapon. | |
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