SHF High-school Fanfic

[FlutterOfCrows]

 

[SsemouyOnan]

Why do people walk? Flying is so much more comfortable.

Cardio! Not everyone is an otherworldly being with a bottomless pit of stamina. Just look at what happened to Darkness... she can barely move herself aside from levitating

 

[SRB]

because not everyone can fly like you

You speak the truth, Comrade. Maybe I should give some wings to people, they need to learn how wonderful it is to fly.

 

[SRB]

You good, bird Comrade?

 

[Deleted member 76176]

That's opinion based, I think "good" heroes can be too cringe, there is not a defined way to be cringe or edgy. I think idealistic villains are the most interesting.

The more I think about it, the more I become convinced that it is less about the moral alignment and more about how compelling the character is. The flaw is a big part, alongside the motivation and the backstory. Personally, I've got huge respect for characters who can go above and beyond, reaching painfully cringe level for the sake of good, assuming they have a good reason to do so—after all, they are also a human first.
However, I find it a great shame that often times they are written boring, dull, one-dimensional, and lacking depth; sometimes just pretentious. Also, I've seen enough people tend to portray them as dumb, for some reason?

Of course, how likable a character is entirely subjective.

 

[Rhaps]

Luoir got a sister and traumatised her with feet licking, I'm now her therapists. The vegetable turned itself into food. The blade talked abou avoiding being a good teacher and protagonist. Azure is as stabby as ever, was hyped on eating the vegetable and had with matchas lackey and arcadia a talk about morality and heroism. I just intruded sometimes in the conversation.

Wat

child support?

I suddenly feel ill, gotta go buy milk now.

 

[RepresentingDesire]

The more I think about it, the more I become convinced that it is less about the moral alignment and more about how compelling the character is. The flaw is a big part, alongside the motivation and the backstory. Personally, I've got huge respect for characters who can go above and beyond, reaching painfully cringe level for the sake of good, assuming they have a good reason to do so—after all, they are also a human first.
However, I find it a great shame that often times they are written boring, dull, one-dimensional, and lacking depth; sometimes just pretentious. Also, I've seen enough people tend to portray them as dumb, for some reason?

Of course, how likable an character is entirely subjective.

Indeed, the only important thing is how compelling and likable a character, morality is nothing but a factor of compellingness and likability, the same goes for every other aspect of an character.

Wat

I know it's quite uneventful.

 

[Deleted member 146224]

You speak the truth, Comrade. Maybe I should give some wings to people, they need to learn how wonderful it is to fly.

Gimme some I wanna fly too

 

[SRB]

Gimme some I wanna fly too

Here you go!

*attaches a pair of four-meter-long green wings to your back*

Just don't ask where I got them.

 

[Deleted member 146224]

Here you go!

*attaches a pair of four-meter-long green wings to your back*

Just don't ask where I got them.

Thank you! I'll grow some good cucumbers for pickling for you!

 

[Deleted member 84247]

Thank you! I'll grow some good cucumbers for pickling for you!

Gimme those, NOW!

 

[Aaqil]

Thank you! I'll grow some good cucumbers for pickling for you!

 

[LuoirM]

will think over about

Just say yes pls me want u fr

 

[Deleted member 84247]

The more I think about it, the more I become convinced that it is less about the moral alignment and more about how compelling the character is. The flaw is a big part, alongside the motivation and the backstory. Personally, I've got huge respect for characters who can go above and beyond, reaching painfully cringe level for the sake of good, assuming they have a good reason to do so—after all, they are also a human first.
However, I find it a great shame that often times they are written boring, dull, one-dimensional, and lacking depth; sometimes just pretentious. Also, I've seen enough people tend to portray them as dumb, for some reason?

Of course, how likable a character is entirely subjective.

Yeah, the hard thing about writing a compelling character with flaws, is there might be something very cringey they say. I remember writing a part of Vampire Princess and cringing so hard because of what was being said, but it turned out, that was only me. Other people loved it.

 

[Chiyuki_Hoshino]

You speak the truth, Comrade. Maybe I should give some wings to people, they need to learn how wonderful it is to fly.

Can I borrow a pair when I need it?

 

[SRB]

Can I borrow a pair when I need it?

Sure, I think I got a pair in blue.

And in white, black, magenta, pink, red... But not in yellow. Strange.

 

[Azure_Fog]

I pick delicious. I'll convince you to praise my greens next Now call me delicious

*nom* delicious~

I definitely rubbed off her, that's literally what I would say.

I would have said that before too? Probably at least~

I feel a lot better now.
So, what sort of wacky shenanigans did I missed?

Danny cooked herself with the help of Seymour~

 

[Chiyuki_Hoshino]

Sure, I think I got a pair in blue.

thank's in exchange you can ask for my help whenever you need it, I'll prioritize it first

 

[Theirl]

Sure I'll join if you can find one last member

One more going to the dark side what a shame, and now i have tatoo how the hell in getting married now

 

[Chiyuki_Hoshino]

One more going to the dark side

that's not completely true it's only half of my personality not the whole.
My usual self is the one in the light