Obsessive Fan Creations

[KAMALARAMBO: BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!]

Like the Randy Marsh Room:



I don’t know the full story behind it, but as far as I can tell it’s legit. The creator is on Reddit and posts updates to it every now and then, sometimes with the creator visible in the shots.

My guess is the creator just had a spare room and figured, “f*** it, why not?” Then made the Randy Marsh Room with the aim of getting acknowledged by the South Park creators, Trey and Matt, since they are more prone to fan engagement than some more stuffy Hollywood types. As far as I know they haven’t taken the bait yet, but I could be wrong. My guess is they would have taken the bait long ago if it was just a one-off photo on Reddit, but since updates keep getting posted, it’s a little too obvious to Trey and Matt that the creator is seeking their acknowledgment, so it wouldn’t be funny.

[thechase]

Look up The Ian Levine Archive on YT.

[Zombie Mod]

fan or slash fiction. (not a physical thing in most cases but usually written by obsessive fans.)

when either a self insert character who everyone loves becomes the focus of the story, or the known characters just decide to drop everything so they can f*** anything that moves in that universe it just makes it a pointless exercise in writing or reading it.

Supernatural handled it in a good way "they know we're brothers... right?" and not outright insulting that side of the fanbase but reminding them that the direction some fan fiction went was creepy as hell.


I understand wanting to write something "in universe" for something you like/love, and it's possible to actually publish something like that, but for the love of bob show some restraint and keep your self insert character (or the sex if it's not a focal point of the show/movies/ect.) out of it and try to keep the characters you are writing about some what close to what they are already and not doing something 100% out of character.

sorry to anyone who does write this sort of thing but it happens in damn near every fan fiction.

[chrom]

Jul 27, 2024 13:24:40 GMT -5 Zombie Mod said:

fan or slash fiction. (not a physical thing in most cases but usually written by obsessive fans.)

when either a self insert character who everyone loves becomes the focus of the story, or the known characters just decide to drop everything so they can f*** anything that moves in that universe it just makes it a pointless exercise in writing or reading it.

Supernatural handled it in a good way "they know we're brothers... right?" and not outright insulting that side of the fanbase but reminding them that the direction some fan fiction went was creepy as hell.


I understand wanting to write something "in universe" for something you like/love, and it's possible to actually publish something like that, but for the love of bob show some restraint and keep your self insert character (or the sex if it's not a focal point of the show/movies/ect.) out of it and try to keep the characters you are writing about some what close to what they are already and not doing something 100% out of character.

sorry to anyone who does write this sort of thing but it happens in damn near every fan fiction.

None taken, I dabbled in fan fiction when I was younger, but I never inserted myself into anything.

[agent817]

Jul 27, 2024 13:24:40 GMT -5 Zombie Mod said:

fan or slash fiction. (not a physical thing in most cases but usually written by obsessive fans.)

when either a self insert character who everyone loves becomes the focus of the story, or the known characters just decide to drop everything so they can f*** anything that moves in that universe it just makes it a pointless exercise in writing or reading it.

Supernatural handled it in a good way "they know we're brothers... right?" and not outright insulting that side of the fanbase but reminding them that the direction some fan fiction went was creepy as hell.


I understand wanting to write something "in universe" for something you like/love, and it's possible to actually publish something like that, but for the love of bob show some restraint and keep your self insert character (or the sex if it's not a focal point of the show/movies/ect.) out of it and try to keep the characters you are writing about some what close to what they are already and not doing something 100% out of character.

sorry to anyone who does write this sort of thing but it happens in damn near every fan fiction.

I write fanfiction, but I am usually the type who would rather write a side story or a sequel story that is in relation to the universe. However, I have seen some with some questionable content, some of which I won't mention here.

[SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman]

Similar to the OP, there's a Danganronpa fan who made a Sayaka room; Sayaka being a minor character from the first game.

But to me, I don't think it gets any bigger, at least not into outright crime, than the infamous Sally Acorn Sex Doll. Although I'd like to take this opportunity to correct a common misinformation: it does NOT have a Human skeleton inside it, or any kind of real bone. Yes, it does feature a weirdly realistic and detailed skeleton, but it is made of wood.

[tirtefaa]

[chrom]

I love The Three Stooges but that's disturbing

[tirtefaa]

Jul 28, 2024 10:52:15 GMT -5 chrom said:

I love The Three Stooges but that's disturbing

It was actually worse. He apparently got the ones on his face and neck removed.

[chrom]

Yeesh

[The Ichi]

I have 3 copies of Skyrim does that count?

[Ryback on a Pole!]

Jul 27, 2024 13:24:40 GMT -5 Zombie Mod said:

fan or slash fiction. (not a physical thing in most cases but usually written by obsessive fans.)

when either a self insert character who everyone loves becomes the focus of the story, or the known characters just decide to drop everything so they can f*** anything that moves in that universe it just makes it a pointless exercise in writing or reading it.

Supernatural handled it in a good way "they know we're brothers... right?" and not outright insulting that side of the fanbase but reminding them that the direction some fan fiction went was creepy as hell.


I understand wanting to write something "in universe" for something you like/love, and it's possible to actually publish something like that, but for the love of bob show some restraint and keep your self insert character (or the sex if it's not a focal point of the show/movies/ect.) out of it and try to keep the characters you are writing about some what close to what they are already and not doing something 100% out of character.

sorry to anyone who does write this sort of thing but it happens in damn near every fan fiction.

I like the idea of fan fiction and read some Harry Potter and Jurassic Park fanfiction, but it really is a punt in the dark as to whether the story you download to read is an actual story serving as a good sequel, prequel or a story following the side characters or if it descends into creepy, over the top and overly descriptive smut.

["Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay]

Bartkira

[ayumidah]

Jul 27, 2024 13:24:40 GMT -5 Zombie Mod said:

fan or slash fiction. (not a physical thing in most cases but usually written by obsessive fans.)

when either a self insert character who everyone loves becomes the focus of the story, or the known characters just decide to drop everything so they can f*** anything that moves in that universe it just makes it a pointless exercise in writing or reading it.

Supernatural handled it in a good way "they know we're brothers... right?" and not outright insulting that side of the fanbase but reminding them that the direction some fan fiction went was creepy as hell.


I understand wanting to write something "in universe" for something you like/love, and it's possible to actually publish something like that, but for the love of bob show some restraint and keep your self insert character (or the sex if it's not a focal point of the show/movies/ect.) out of it and try to keep the characters you are writing about some what close to what they are already and not doing something 100% out of character.

sorry to anyone who does write this sort of thing but it happens in damn near every fan fiction.

Yeah... I've written self-insert a couple of times but it's always as a side character to help the main characters when I needed an outside perspective. I do see too much of the other stuff to feel really comfortable doing it too often. I also mostly just explore the emotional aspects of relationships in my fics.

SPN doing that seemed to just make people double down on their preferences either way.

[Paul]

Fan Edits of movies (which I think are very fun and creative and I often love the ideas put into them).

[Alyce: Old Media Enthusiast]

That one Loud House comic that's longer than like 100 bibles

[ERON]

My high school Spanish teacher had a Hulk Hogan room in her house, with posters, toys, bed sheets, VHS tapes, a WWF board game spread out on a table, etc.

[Gunhaver]

Jul 28, 2024 11:01:31 GMT -5 tirtefaa said:

Jul 28, 2024 10:52:15 GMT -5 chrom said:

I love The Three Stooges but that's disturbing

It was actually worse. He apparently got the ones on his face and neck removed.

who is this man

why won't he acknowledge the fourth stooge

[Toilet Paper Roll]

Worlds full of crazy, live it up. You don’t get too long in the world

["Trickster Dogg" James Jesse]

Jul 28, 2024 11:21:05 GMT -5 The Ichi said:

I have 3 copies of Skyrim does that count?

That's just Bethesda being Bethesda. You're off the hook for this one.