I'm an expert, you know. Lesson one: Fashion peaked in the eighties. Lesson two… Wait, where are you going?
If I post late tonight, it's because I got a late idea I wanted to do while thinking of something else entirely that made me think of another thing, and THAT resulted in…
Look, my brain is a pretzel made up of other pretzels, okay?
Not to be confused with Justin's case. I'm not even sure he has a case? Not unless we're talking about a "case" for a head canon. He's got a few of those.
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She's very concerned about whether she's going to need a new scratching post soon.
She's very concerned about whether she's going to need a new scratching post soon.
I brought up the subject of villainess stories (wondering if I made my character Hope a villainess reincarnation protagonist), so let's do this.
"Villainess" premises in manga I have read (and in one case, seen advertised), just to give a general idea of how varied it can be:
1 - Isekai in which a person is reincarnated as an otome game Villainess, and wishes to avoid the fate of that villainess. Probably the most well-known.
2 - Isekai in which person is reincarnated as an otome game heroine, but is in love with the villainess instead of the intended love interests (to be fair, I'm only aware of "I'm in Love With The Villainess" for this one).
3 - Previously a villainess in the same world, dies, reincarnates in the same world later (haven't read, seen in a plot synopsis)
4 - Died, only to time travel back to when they were younger for various reasons (possibly unexplained). In some cases, the premise is they've died multiple times (in at least one story, over 100 times).
In some cases, the character (either the actual person, or who they've reincarnated into) is an actual villainess, but in others, they're a falsely accused villainess.
For example, the protagonist of 7th Time Loop is a category 4 villainess who is falsely accused of villainess behavior, and in Lady Rose Just Wants to be a Commoner, she's actually reincarnated as a the main protagonist, but accepts villainess accusations to take control of her own fate.
Enough tropes are shared that I'd still call them villainess stories, but there's an asterisk to be had, there (but then I almost universally support fine print clarifying precise meaning).
I feel like there are probably more types of villainess stories, but I mostly wanted to make it clear that it's not just isekai reincarnation.
Wait did I make Hope a reincarnated villainess
As with everything, the specifics would matter in real life. This is an “in general” poll, meaning scenarios with potential additional complicating factors should be ignored.
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It's fine it's fine totally fine everything's fine
(Incidentally, I know everyone thinks of the dog surrounded by fire, but when I hear "it's fine", I think of Jake the dog on Adventure Time waving his noodle arms around)
(Additionally, is it weird that both examples involve dogs?)
It's fine it's fine totally fine everything's fine
(Incidentally, I know everyone thinks of the dog surrounded by fire, but when I hear "it's fine", I think of Jake the dog on Adventure Time waving his noodle arms around)
(Additionally, is it weird that both examples involve dogs?)
I'm expecting to post late but I'll make it as least late as I can manage (not predicting because, again, terrible at that)
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