[ SECRET POST #2300 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2300 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

For that specific example, maybe. But when the universe isn't quite as established or named, how do you distinguish "character who murders for fun" versus "character who murders for necessity"? Dark!Character vs Character, generally, and this is kind of an important distinction to make when there are different interpretations or continuities.

If you want a different example, we can use Bruce Banner/the Hulk from Marvel. Sometimes, his alias is David, sometimes he goes by Robert, sometimes he goes by Bruce. They all have their basis in some form of canon, but they're also used just as a name (alias). So, there's a difference between David!Banner and David Banner. The first is used mainly in mistaken identity fics, while the second is used more in Hulk TV show fics, but they can still be confused. :)

[otakugal15]

Also when genderswaps are used. When I was heavy into the Kirk/Bones shipping for Nu!Trek (there's that too), it was girl!Kirk or girl!Bones. Or it was fem!Kirk and fem!Bones.