>reading fanfiction
>author spends more than half the time narrating stuff that happened in the source material
Why is so much anime fanfiction like this?
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Hudson Brown
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Alexander Hill
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John Baker
Cus is the entertaining part in the first place??? I suppose that many love to reinvent some stories but without changing the context of it much. But they want to convey their own point of view, so they repaint some important aspects and change only a few to show the direction the story will take. For example in my case, I hate NTR with all my soul and that's why when I imagine a romantic story I absolutely avoid using characters that are similar to those that are usual in NTR and even more tropes and plots.
Aiden Williams
The source material tends to not set a good precedent
Adrian Rodriguez
Some of it is genuinely great and explores ideas that the author never did.
The Tensura WN had an extremely short ending. Main antagonist gets defeated in chapter 248, and then there's the epilogue which is the length of a single chapter.
So not even 0.5% of the story is dedicated to the ending, which is just dumb because it's usually a very worldbuilding-focused story. I guess the author just felt he had written himself into a corner by giving the main character the literal power of god.
But despite the lack of any decent official ending, there's some interesting fanfics set after the end of the source material, which explore the whole concept of what the most powerful and influential person in existence does after there's no more battles to fight, no more struggles to be had.
Hunter Turner
Because they don't know how to write
Joseph Watson
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Nicholas Barnes
I have never read any fanfiction, is there one that is 10/10 actually good?
Jack Edwards
Yes
Samuel Rodriguez
Probably if you looked for an actual author writing something on a series he enjoys, then that would probably qualify as a 10/10. Almost every fanfiction is terrible
Daniel Campbell
That one were the MC spends 1000 chapters fucking every danmachi girl before crossing to the next anime world.
Easton Lewis
Rimuru and Iruma's Adventures in the Netherworld is really good IMO
At the start the writing is a little rough and sticks a little too closely to the source material, but it gets better as it goes on.
Also it has weekly chapters, and a small team working on it instead of just a solo author.
Juan Price
No editors.
Hudson Parker
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Are you fucking 12? Like what? Why would anyone who isn't 12 read that? I don't even think 12 year olds want to read that. 9 year olds?
Leo Hall
There's quite a few, problem is with the more ambitious ones they almost always end up unfinished.
Ethan Wright
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Caleb Robinson
>That guy who has been exclusively writing 100+ fanfiction about Naruto being on a different universe and getting a harem of every girl from that universe for a decade.
Nathaniel Adams
Unbound familiar. First arc is Zero no tsukaima totally gone wrong.
Mason Martin
Do people not count derivative doujin as fanfic? I thought even anthology stuff would count.
If it has to be plain text there's at least Last and First Idol.
Xavier Cruz
LNs are the same thing kek
Ian Bailey
There's really not that much difference between fanfiction and your average cookie cutter isekai WN, and clearly there's a market for the latter.
Adrian Mitchell
from what I can tell this has been the only fanfic I've read that doesn't shit on the reader with "this is what happened in the show" because it pretends the show and its characters don't exist
Jason Gonzalez
Fanfiction isn't a children thing, it's a woman thing.