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The 12 pages that link to Trickster, each with the reason it gives.

• MythRelated: Tricksters make myths explore the unstable boundary between disorder and renewal.

• Fairy taleRelated: Tricksters supply a recurring character pattern, though not every fairy tale includes one.

• LokiNarrower topic: Loki’s schemes embody the trickster’s power to unsettle divine order.

• KitsuneRelated: Kitsune’s pranks and disguises place them within a widespread storytelling role.

• Stock characterBroader topic: The trickster recurs across folklore and literature as a recognizable agent of disruption.

• Bugs BunnyNarrower topic: Bugs adapts this archetype to cartoon conflicts, defeating stronger opponents through misdirection.

• AladdinRelated: Aladdin survives the sorcerer’s schemes through resourcefulness rather than inherited power.

• MephistophelesRelated: Mephistopheles shares the trickster’s verbal agility while directing it toward spiritual temptation.

• Sun WukongNarrower topic: Sun Wukong’s pranks and schemes make him a vivid example of the trickster pattern.

• Bake-danukiRelated: The bake-danuki’s pranks follow the trickster pattern of upsetting ordinary life.

• Margaret MahyBroader topic: This novel blends mythic figures, sexual awakening, and family tensions in a distinctly Mahy-like fantasy.

• NasreddinNarrower topic: Nasreddin shares the trickster’s disruptive wit but is often framed as a village wise fool.