[ SECRET POST #2629 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2629 ⌋

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Comments

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[ex_mek82]

I'm pretty nitpicky and I often try to refer to non-fandom related OCs as 'Fan Characters', mostly to separate the fandom-based characters from the characters I came up with that have no fandom relation/connection whatsoever.

But I think it's much easier for people just to lump fan characters in with OCs and call them all OCs, because... technically they *are* original, albeit original to the fandom setting and whatnot. But the really grey-ish line that divides them -IMHO- they're not completely original, since they may be derived from a certain aspect of the fandom/canon itself (i.e. most of my Green Lantern FCs are all from canon races, as are my 'Old Republic' toons)

If that makes any sense, anyways.