They launched another new trope of mine:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RecastAsARegular
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RecastAsARegular
Oh, I get it. I was focusing on the more extreme side of the scale (like Yuno Gasai, for example)The word "yandere".... refers to a character who is crazy about someone else...often literally and violently.
The character almost always appears perfectly cute and harmless on the surface... but underneath they may be obsessive, controlling, and sometimes just plain insane. Woe to anyone who happens to be the object of their often genuine affection.
Some of these break-ups might tend to lead the scorned lover into a temporary or psychotic state of insanity.....
Napoleon XIV's "They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" could very well epitomize the yandere trope....
I would love it if they showed Aaah!!! Real Monsters! or Invader Zim this month.There clearly seems to be some sort of fan bias on certain entries. Sure, TTG and Fantastic 4 2015 (among others) have lots of entries on how terrible they are, but then I came across this page for "Making Fiends". And this page made it seem like some long lost, amazing classic. I was excited to see Nicktoons is running it for Halloween on the weekends. Then I actually watched an episode.
I gave a resounding "I don't get it."
It wasn't...good. It wasn't a Stone Quackers level of suck and laziness, but it was hardly the amazing thing that the TVTropes Page built it up to be. I've seen better morbid, dark humor for kids cartoons than this. Maybe the webtoons are better? I just didn't get the hype and the "righteous indignation" that the series was pulled.
It depends on how long the pages have been in existence, and who contributed to them. TV Tropes have become real fuddy-duddies about complainy content, they prohibit anything that comes off as snarky, sarcastic, or negative - you can get in trouble for that; the former two may have been in existence for quite some time and haven't gotten much attention from the mods, otherwise, they'd probably be locked or nuked for being complainy pages. Even their Darth Wiki section (Wallbangers, Crowning Moment of Suck, etc.) are under constant surveillence.There clearly seems to be some sort of fan bias on certain entries. Sure, TTG and Fantastic 4 2015 (among others) have lots of entries on how terrible they are, but then I came across this page for "Making Fiends". And this page made it seem like some long lost, amazing classic.