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Fan Character
A fan character is a character that is made up by a fan of something such as a show , t.v, movie, ect. Another word for Fan Character is Oc meaning origanal character
Sometimes Fan Characters can be comlpetely made up by there creators or sometimes a picture from the media which is being fanned and simply re-colored most people do not condidered those fan characters because the lack of thought.
Sometimes when making a fan character most people make them Mary-Sues, or in male cases Gary-Stues these are characters who basically are ridiculously to powerful or perfect. Such as Blaze the cat who is not a fan character but she is a princess, has fire power, beutiful, time travel, powerful, has own set of emeralds, ect. Alot of times you will see that a fan characters are an item for an origanal character.
Sometimes Fan Characters can be comlpetely made up by there creators or sometimes a picture from the media which is being fanned and simply re-colored most people do not condidered those fan characters because the lack of thought.
Sometimes when making a fan character most people make them Mary-Sues, or in male cases Gary-Stues these are characters who basically are ridiculously to powerful or perfect. Such as Blaze the cat who is not a fan character but she is a princess, has fire power, beutiful, time travel, powerful, has own set of emeralds, ect. Alot of times you will see that a fan characters are an item for an origanal character.
My fan character isn't just another re color on paint she is 100% original!
Your fan character is such a MarySue!
Your fan character is such a MarySue!
Fan Character by Violet the hedgehog March 16, 2009
Related Words
builds character
a euphemism for household chores or situations that suck major ass. any job that old man wants you to do so he do not have to get off his own ass.
dad, "hey, cleaning the dog pen out builds character"
dad, "you do not need heater. wear a coat to bed, it builds character"
dad, "you do not need heater. wear a coat to bed, it builds character"
builds character by el guapo July 7, 2004
Secondary Character
(n.) A character in life that is not nearly as interesting as the primary characters. They are basically the human equivalent to background trees.
The boy was upset when he spoke to Sally and she didn't acknowledge him. Little did he know that no one even cared to remember his name because he was just a secondary character.
Secondary Character by primarycharacter January 1, 2012
Anime Side-Character Syndrome (ASS)
noun. A disease attributed to many anime side characters that are initially introduced as interesting, powerful, or popular characters that get incredibly nerfed by the plot to make the main protagonist look better by comparison.
Rock Lee and Neji used to be dope characters before they all caught Anime Side-Character Syndrome (ASS) in Naruto Shippuden.
Anime Side-Character Syndrome (ASS) by ChidoriSnake September 4, 2019
builds character
The reasoning for choosing the hardest path (or what is presumed to be a hard path), which basically amounts to the person being presented with a decision being rewarded by becoming a "better person" (ambigous term) by the end of the path.
Going into politics builds character, since being economical with the truth is an essential life skill.
builds character by Kung-fu Jesus July 7, 2004
Main Character Insurance
When the main character(s) of a movie, story, game, or other media manage to defy nearly all odds of being injured, killed, or otherwise majorly inconvenienced, it's safe to assume they must have some sort of supernatural insurance policy protecting their asses. Especially when others immediately around them are not so lucky.
As well as avoiding the negative, characters with MCI often happen to stumble upon just what they might need for a given situation, out of the blue.
This phenomenon could be chalked up to just plain dumb luck, or perhaps more likely unrealistic writing on the creator's part. Mary Sues and their variants are often gifted with Main Character Insurance.
Generally, when this occurs, it leads to a very unrealistic and fantastical atmosphere, removing any seriousness there might have been.
As well as avoiding the negative, characters with MCI often happen to stumble upon just what they might need for a given situation, out of the blue.
This phenomenon could be chalked up to just plain dumb luck, or perhaps more likely unrealistic writing on the creator's part. Mary Sues and their variants are often gifted with Main Character Insurance.
Generally, when this occurs, it leads to a very unrealistic and fantastical atmosphere, removing any seriousness there might have been.
(Watching a movie):
Viewer A: What the hell? This character has managed to dodge bullets, stay underwater without drowning, and remain perfectly healthy in an outbreak of plague. On top of it, howcome the key to the safe was suddenly right there when everyone else has been looking for it for decades? That's just not fair.
Viewer B: Yeah, he evidently must have some sort of main character insurance. Considering the shooters killed everyone else, his friend drowned quickly, and his girlfriend is now dying of plague. If he really found that key so easily, it makes the other characters look like total idiots. Something isn't right here.
Viewer A: What the hell? This character has managed to dodge bullets, stay underwater without drowning, and remain perfectly healthy in an outbreak of plague. On top of it, howcome the key to the safe was suddenly right there when everyone else has been looking for it for decades? That's just not fair.
Viewer B: Yeah, he evidently must have some sort of main character insurance. Considering the shooters killed everyone else, his friend drowned quickly, and his girlfriend is now dying of plague. If he really found that key so easily, it makes the other characters look like total idiots. Something isn't right here.
Main Character Insurance by Fauspoot February 2, 2010