Kaleidoscope hair manual#

May be a result of someone just wanting to be special or Anime Hair (where it can overlap with You Gotta Have Blue Hair). See also Locked Into Strangeness, for permanent hair colour changes. One of the Common Mary Sue Traits, along with being a way to give someone a Distinctive Appearance.

Supertrope to Power Dyes Your Hair, where the color change only occurs due to a transformative power-up. Compare and contrast Expressive Hair, when the hair changes style. Of course, the two tropes may overlap sometimes. Usually.Д¬ompare Kaleidoscope Eyes for the same thing in a different place, and Multicolored Hair, which is strictly about hair that is simultaneously of multiple colors/shades. Due to happening many times on a single person, it isnвЂ™t a type of Expository Hairstyle Change. Naturally, this includes Real Life, though due to the effects of repeated dyeing most people donвЂ™t do it. video game examples are near non-existant). This trope can occur in any medium, but some are more common than others (e.g. Hilarity can ensue if the character hates what happens to their hair while being powerless to stop it. The changes can be accompanied by a makeover, but this is less likely if they take place regularly or are a result of mood swings. Sometimes, even the subject of the changes might not appear to notice or care in other cases, they might be pleased. The color changes may pass without comment from others in the work, or drive someone up a wall trying to figure things out. It doesn't even have to happen to real hair, so characters who constantly swap wig colors come under this trope.

The changes must happen a number of times, and they may be justified by use of hair dye, or any sort of Applied Phlebotinum - up to and including actual Magic (though it's not necessarily a case of Magic Hair). The new shade can be common, implausible, or even outright impossible. Their hair has to keep changing color frequently. But some people aren't satisified with just one hair color. At times, it might drive a person to dye or even bleach their own hair to change its color (blonde is a common goal, due to the stereotypes of it being more glamorous). Hair Colors are an easy way to distinguish one person from another at a glance. PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE. THIS SHOULD BE WORKING NOW, REPORT ANY ISSUES TO Janna2000, SelfCloak or RRabbit42. The Trope workshop specific templates can then be removed and it will be regarded as a regular trope page after being moved to the Main namespace.

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Kaleidoscope hair manual#

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