[ SECRET POST #3476 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3476 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What fandom tropes, character types, or plots do you hate yourself for getting into?

[(Anonymous)]

Het rarepairs involving a female character who doesn't get a lot of onscreen character development.

Fans ALWAYS seem to fill in the blanks of the woman's personality with a bland, dull, sweet, cool, stereotypical-perfect-supportive-wife/girlfriend-who-is-never-needy demurely feminine stock characterization even if there's no canon evidence to suggest she was anything like that.

Re: What fandom tropes, character types, or plots do you hate yourself for getting into?

[ariakas]

This. Holy fuck this was the entire DMC fandom's characterization of Eva for a while, even though all of (admittedly scant) canon evidence we have is to the contrary (that she resembles Trish, that she has "fire," that she fucked a fucking demon prince.)

But, nah. She's a demurely passive soccer mom who sacrifices herself without a fight and with a smile, just waiting for Sparda to come home.

(There was a small group of us who were like "this is bullshit" in the fandom and one even wrote an epic-length fic wherein Eva was a demon-hunting motorcycle cop - i.e. that Dante takes after her, while Vergil takes after Sparda, which actually makes ~sense~ when you think about it - but fuck that when you can have a blandly generic saccharinely feminine helpless mom-blob who bakes cookies.)