A kick bottom show that illustrates a town where everything seems perfect but nothing is as it seems. deals with things like anorexia, alcoholics, rape, murder and plenty of fights. when a poor kid moves there when he gets out of juvie he is the catalyst for everything that happens and affects the lives of everyone he meets including the troubled girl next door who falls for him. anyway its a fucked up community with so much scandal you cant not watch it! (and the soundtracks awesome)
by myselff August 10, 2005
by Anonymous April 16, 2003
Person A - "hey i've got a big black dog"
OCS Person - "well so have i, but mine is bigger and blacker than yours"
OCS Person - "well so have i, but mine is bigger and blacker than yours"
by Dan, Amcat August 23, 2006
by Daniel September 08, 2003
Meaning 'other character.' Used by fanfic authors to describe a pairing with a chracter from another series or from their own crazed minds.
by BlackTwilight October 07, 2003
OC-Over Chop
Someone who is very flirtatious, almost slutty. Constantly trying to impress others and to get some.
Someone who is very flirtatious, almost slutty. Constantly trying to impress others and to get some.
by Raf-IS-OC! May 09, 2012
Original character, usually used as a fanfic or roleplay term to mean a non-canon character made up by the author or roleplayer.
Mostly either a from of the creator themselves, or someone else they made up and are usually beautiful and/or powerful.
1 (fanfiction) Most OCs wreak stories when they are centered around them, simply because no one cares about a character that someone else made up. Also, OCs are usually paired with whomever the author happens to have a crush on. Usually, OCs are unoriginal, and people get bored of them. OCs as background or semi-main characters in a story can make it good, though, if the author knows how and when to use them.
2 (roleplay) Roleplay with OCs can be fun, especially if it's an all OC forum. but if there are too many OCs on a canon forum, then it can be annoying. Especially if there is a person obsessed with their OC
Mostly either a from of the creator themselves, or someone else they made up and are usually beautiful and/or powerful.
1 (fanfiction) Most OCs wreak stories when they are centered around them, simply because no one cares about a character that someone else made up. Also, OCs are usually paired with whomever the author happens to have a crush on. Usually, OCs are unoriginal, and people get bored of them. OCs as background or semi-main characters in a story can make it good, though, if the author knows how and when to use them.
2 (roleplay) Roleplay with OCs can be fun, especially if it's an all OC forum. but if there are too many OCs on a canon forum, then it can be annoying. Especially if there is a person obsessed with their OC
Her writing style is so good, I would love her stories if her OC wasn't in all of them.
All of his story's are all about his OC.
If they're were not so many stories with OCs, then good fanfiction would be easier to find.
That story was so good. Sure, it had OCs, but they weren't the main characters and really helped the plot.
There's this one girl in roleplay who's obsessed with her OC, and she ruins it for us all.
All of his story's are all about his OC.
If they're were not so many stories with OCs, then good fanfiction would be easier to find.
That story was so good. Sure, it had OCs, but they weren't the main characters and really helped the plot.
There's this one girl in roleplay who's obsessed with her OC, and she ruins it for us all.
by clonewarsfangirl September 02, 2010