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Some classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles villains:
Not!Cthulhu
Hitler
A reality-bending god of chaos
The Devil
@Exalted_Speed I actually remember @CartoonsZany coming up with the idea that Kyle would end up taking the title of the Red Knight from the original cartoon, and when you think about it, Duncan also becomes a “red(ish) knight”.
@ChristinaTasty Basically, a self-insert can work if they’re either not really the main character, but are still a fun character, or if they are the main character but the author has enough restraint in not trying to force the reader to like them.
That said, when you have several self-inserts…
I get what you’re trying to say, but counterpoint in the “Legacy characters, while also being their own characters” department.
https://t.co/AtJ8ikA7cA
Meanwhile, since apparently no one at DC can think things through, it’s implied that Jay is secretly evil.
Really read the room on this one, huh DC?
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So, I just recently learned that there’s a Disney equivalent to the Goosebumps series, but they’re centered around the Disney villains, with a kid either making a Faustian bargain with them or stealing an item which belongs to them, and it backfiring on them.
It feels like each time we see the Death Egg Robot, or some variation of it, it keeps getting bigger and bigger.