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:iconcherry-sama:
Seriously, this annoys me.
Just because you hate the character, that doesn't give you the right to make them out of character.
Like come on!
Under which circumstance would Kratos Aurion wear a pink tutu?
What logical reason would explain why Atoli jump off a cliff for fun?
Who said that Azula would dye her hair green?
What makes you think Gary Oak would put his hair in pink ribbons?
And why would Hao Asakura wear pink frilly dresses?

I know you hate them.
We all do.
But you don't have the right to make them do things they wouldn't.
The only people with that right is the person who created those characters.
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:iconsupermariofan:
*SuperMarioFan Oct 4, 2010
I don't think there's anything wrong with it. At least not in all cases. In fact, a lot of the time, it's done simply for the sake of humor.
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~Cherry-sama Oct 4, 2010  Hobbyist Artist
Well, yes, it can be a funny thing.
However, sometimes having the character in character for the entire piece can be even funnier than when they would be out of character.
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~littlelenore Nov 3, 2009
I totally agree with this. There's nothing that creeps me out more than seeing people turn perfectly good characters into something ridiculous.

Example? I love South Park and it's becoming rapidly popular. Everyone and their mom and their mom's dog's cousin (twice removed) is drawing South Park fanart. And the problem? They're turning perfectly good characters into something they're not -- hipster, scenester emo kids that have Livejournals and write love poems to eachother. I KID YOU NOT. Matt Stone and Trey Parker are somewhere puking up their lunch, I'm sure.

Sure, it's fanart and whatnot, but it really grates on my nerves when people make characters so ridiculously OUT of character.

Wonderful stamp!
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:iconcherry-sama:
~Cherry-sama Nov 3, 2009  Hobbyist Artist
Oh yeah, I can totally see where you're coming from.
I've seen so many characters depicted out of character to the fact that it's not even funny anymore.
:dead:

And, thank you!
:D
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:icontf-wheelie-hornet:
!TF-Wheelie-Hornet May 17, 2009
I have a stamp like this too! I didn't know there was one. I agree though. Out of character is not appealing :no: whether you love or a hate a character. I mean, just make an OC at this point.
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:icondeceptiwhore:
!deceptiwhore May 18, 2009
Heterosexual.
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!continueaway May 18, 2009
Heterosexual~!
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:iconcherry-sama:
~Cherry-sama May 18, 2009  Hobbyist Artist
Yeah.
Making OCs can be diffcult sometimes, though.
But, I agree with you, whole heartedly.
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!TF-Wheelie-Hornet May 18, 2009
Thanks. I admit that I myself have fallen into the trap of OOC, but I've decided to stop that. I'm not happy with the way my fanfics come out like that and I figure, if it ain't broke, why fix it?
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~Cherry-sama May 22, 2009  Hobbyist Artist
>.>
Yeah, my fanfics occationally were full of that...
But I try and avoid it now.
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