[ SECRET POST #2153 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2153 ⌋

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Comments

Re: No. No you can't.

[sarnath]

I don't care for Hetalia either, though I have seen most of the anime and read most of the comic strips (I have a friend who loves it), and what it is, is basically the ideal fandom for canon Sues.

The characters have next to no personality, just a few "type" traits, and as they're countries people feel they can ~expand~ on the personalities of the characters by looking at history. One can take any character and make them the perfect, tailor made Sue, but with the benefit of them being a canon character.

Re: No. No you can't.

[cloud_riven]

This. And turning characters, or patron nations most of the time, into sues is exactly what already happens. Himaruya kinda sucks at writing, but I can see the appeal of blank slate ocs pretty much.