He doesn't writes fanfiction of his favourite anime

>He doesn't writes fanfiction of his favourite anime

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>He doesn't draw porn of himself cosplaying as his favorite little girl character
Get on my level pleb.

Why is Karen so shit? She ruined the whole episode.

>He doesn't make AMVs
>He doesn't go to cons and fuck 3DBW (beautiful women) cosplayers
>He doesn't post greentext blogs on Sup Forums
>He watches anime
>He doesn't watch dubs
>He doesn't stream

But I do, what now?

Any good Iskandar fanfics?

1. Someone already does, as far as I'd care to know
2. I don't read fan fiction anyway

Post them

Off yourself as soon as possible.

I both read and write headcanon fanfics of my favorite shows.

I have no writing talent, or else I would.

I do love to read Japanese fanfiction of my favorite series. The English ones tend to be much shittier for some reason, maybe because of the language barrier.

I don't want to cringe at my own fanfiction.

>He doesn't draw doujins of his favourite anime

FF.net ruined fanfiction, true facts.

Not to say classic fanfiction was without its flaws, any Ranma 1/2 fan will tell you otherwise, but even wish fulfillment schlock like "Neon Exodus Evangelion" is leagues better than multitudes of fan stories on FF.net. It's worse since a lot of them are boring bad rather than over the top silly.

>cringe

Realize that the primary difference between fanfiction and regular fiction is that regular authors are clever enough to plagiarize from multiple works.

Which word would you use to express the same, user?

archiveofourown.org/ has the high quality fanfiction now

I remember the era before ff.net and most fanfic was still pretty bad. ff.net just made it easier to centralize all of the shittiness that was already out there.

A big complaint I have about English-language fics is that they so often ignore the characters' personalities and seem to write them more like self-inserts. Generally the Japanese-language ones I've read make more of an effort to have the characters act and sound at least recognizably like themselves, even if they're thrown into unlikely situations or pairings. Maybe that's just particular to the fandoms I've encountered though.

>He doesn't write fanfiction of his own anime

you can't be serious

>inb4 bait

Characters being out-of-character was always a big issue with fanfics, no doubt about it. Self-insertion and shipping tend to be the two biggest culprits when it comes to OOC in fan stories. It's annoying, surely, though some examples can be pretty funny in their own twisted way (Over the top Self-inserts are packed to the brim with unintentional humor).

I've never read any non-comic Japanese fan stories, since I can't really read Japanese. I'm guessing you ran in to it while learning Japanese?

Ain't nobody gotta time for that, man

>I'm guessing you ran in to it while learning Japanese?
Right. When I was starting out learning Japanese a long time ago, the fandom online for most series outside of the few big ones was really small and there was no fanfic for them in English yet. I was curious about what fanfic in Japanese was like, and ended up teaching myself how to read by means of massive amounts of Detective Conan fics.

These days I'm getting back into Slayers fandom, and was really impressed by the quality of some of the old Japanese fanfic I've found. I get the feeling there were a lot of adults in this fandom from their sophistication in writing character interactions and internal states. ff.net seems to be mostly populated by teens and in general they just don't have the necessary life or writing experience to tap into characters in a deep way.

>He didn't write a 100+ pages fanfic where he is the mc who has a harem full of anime babes who worship your cock

>Dumb ESL does dumb shit like writing fanfiction
Who would've guessed

I tried once. Fortunately I realized how shit it was before I posted it

> ff.net seems to be mostly populated by teens and in general they just don't have the necessary life or writing experience to tap into characters in a ANY way.

Fixed. I haven't seriously used ff.net in years but I can guarantee that much of the site is filled with exceedingly cheesy stories, if I were to put it nicely.It seems a large portion of people there are only taking their first steps in to writing, and it shows a lot. That said finding an enjoyable fanfic takes a lot of looking online, simply due to how easy it is to get in to writing it.

>He doesn't make fan animation of his favorite anime