#theclockworkharlequin

The people saying “you can say Rick and Morty” clearly weren’t around in the days of early internet Harry Potter fandom. And yes, that is my go-to example. I know. I was there. Also every other fandom ever.

Rick and Morty is just the most recent example, so it’s still a sore spot for a lot of people.  But oh man, I have so many examples.  Sad, sorrowful examples.

Steven Universe fans bullied a girl to attempt suicide

There was a literal Final Fantasy VII cult

Cassandra Claire plagiarised fucktonnes of her Harry Potter fanfic, fandom went insane

A BNF in Harry Potter fandom turned out to be a sockpuppeting psycho, tore fandom apart

I have no link but I have seen things in Teen Titans fandom that fucking broke me

As in she was clearly fucking with everyone, because Ogata likes to troll.

I clearly have opened a can of worms, haha.

I suppose I could do that, though I will warn you that it would take quite a while–remember that the DR3 suggestions took me months to conceptualize, draft, and rework to the point where I felt comfortable presenting them, haha. Also I don’t think any of the games in the series had been in as dire of a need of fixing as DR3.

(2/2) Then I’d have only the SDR2 survivors storm the island in Side: Hope, the rest still in their coma pods on the ship (so there’s hope of them reviving but its ambiguous). Mitarai joins them as a sort of penance for trying to brainwash the world. Kirigiri survive but disfigured from the poison (I am grim and awful). Because Side: Hope’s biggest weakness was that it was missing consequences.             

Also, your rewrite was fascinating and also because of the could-be-read-as-gay Togami I’m going to replay/rewatch with him in a whole new light now :) Awesome!             

Thanks! I appreciate you reading it!

I definitely think that Yukizome could have worked as the mastermind as well, but I decided to be a bit more ambitious and do something no one would expect. Yukizome felt a bit too obvious to me after a certain point personally, but that doesn’t mean it wouldn’t still work!