X-Men Evolution A-Z Part 1

Mar 19, 2006 10:42

I finally finished this. Since it's rather long, I'll post it in three parts.

The letters A to J )

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crimsonobsessor March 19 2006, 11:06:01 UTC
Examples: Pietro is heterosexual

You rock so hard :D. This is so spot on, especially the character descriptions and 'Fanon' descriptions. Great job!

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t0ra_chan March 19 2006, 12:23:11 UTC
Thanks, I'm glad you like it.

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nevacaruso March 19 2006, 15:34:30 UTC
Ooh, nice list. A good "Beginner's Guide to the Evo Fandom."

A lot of fangirls attach themselves to Pyro because they think he's the angsty rebel from X2 with a few "mate"s or "sheila"s thrown into every sentence to prove that, yes, the author knows what Australians sound like, really! Of course, even movie!Pyro would probably not be interested in playing Prince Charming to Wanda, Amara, or Mary Sue. And Evo!Pyro is kind of batshit insane.

Perfect summation of fanon!Gambit. Often, the writers just slap an AU label on the fic - at least they admit that they can't be bothered to make it fit with canon ( ... )

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t0ra_chan March 19 2006, 17:19:26 UTC
Damn, totally forgot about the 'mate' and 'sheila' for fanon!Pyro.

About Gary Stus, sadly these Neo clones appear in all fandoms. Can't they stick to the Matrix and leave other fandoms out of it?

Yeah, you're right, she kind be pretty preachy in the first two seasons (Survival of the Fittest comes to mind), but she is definitely nowhere near as bad as her fanon version.

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t0ra_chan March 19 2006, 17:20:09 UTC
'she can be kind of preachy' of course.

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sandoz_iscariot March 19 2006, 22:33:19 UTC
Very impressive list! You seem to have hit all the relevant bases.

In fanon the Brotherhood either becomes a little fluffy family and tight knit group or some kind anti-human terror group that makes epic plans against the X-Men.

To expand on the idea of the Brotherhood as a "fluffy family," there's also "Red Witch Syndrome," in which the Bhood boys (and girl) are the real heroes of the show, unlike those stuck-up, hypocritical X-Men. They're just misunderstood, lovable scamps, and they never have to take responsibility for the damage their antics cause. I love the Brotherhood, but this always rubbed me the wrong way.

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t0ra_chan March 30 2006, 10:53:34 UTC
Yup, lovable scamps would also make them quite boring, don't you think? People got way to adoring of the Red Witch version of the characters, kinda like a lot of people got loved Leatherpants!Draco from Cassie's fanfics.

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blaze_rocket March 29 2006, 22:51:40 UTC
When I get XME TV back up and running, may I have your permission to pust this monster thing there? With credit given, of course?

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t0ra_chan March 30 2006, 10:54:07 UTC
Of course, I would be delighted.

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anonymous April 29 2006, 05:11:32 UTC
Mebbe I'm blind but I can't seem to find 'Hank McCoy' or 'Beast' anywhere.

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Poor dude, he's always been my fave X-Man but he seriously got shuffled to the background in Evo >_<

Well, on the bright side, his non-existence in fandom means he's safe from sues ^^

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t0ra_chan April 29 2006, 06:51:59 UTC
Ah, you're right, I totally forgot to give him his own entry. I did mention him under The New Mutants and X-Men though.

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