The Weird and Disturbing Worlds of Fanfiction: Bizarre Tales That Challenge Conventions

Have you ever stumbled upon a fanfiction that left you questioning your sanity? Perhaps you've heard stories of fanfiction that challenge the boundaries of what's acceptable or even disturbing to read. In this article, we'll delve into some of the weirdest, most disturbing, and most fascinating fanfictions we've come across, exploring how they push the boundaries of fanfiction writing.

Chilling Fanfiction: YN and Luchino from Identity V

One of the most unsettling fanfiction stories I once read involved the character YN from the game Identity V, and Luchino, a lizard-man from the same universe. The story was marked with a warning, indicating it might be cursed, which I largely ignored. But as I read on, I realized the warning wasn't just there for show. The story left me feeling uneasy, as if I needed to cleanse my mind with holy water.

The Most Disturbing: Lucius/Draco from Harry Potter

One fanfiction that truly disturbed me was a slash story involving Lucius Malfoy and Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter universe. This story was so disturbing that I needed a lot of "brain bleach" afterward to reset my sanity. For those who are curious, here's the link, but be warned: proceed with caution. Reading such disturbing material can be a mental exercise in perversity.

NGE_Nobody_Dies: A Conundrum in Fanfiction

Nobody Dies, a fanfiction in the Neon Genesis Evangelion universe, is a unique and fascinating story that challenges conventional fanfiction writing. One of the most striking aspects of Nobody Dies is how it defies nearly every rule of fanfiction writing. Instead of adhering to the typical narrative conventions, it takes a structured approach to what not to do when writing a fanfiction.

The story breaks several rules by introducing a large number of original characters (OCs), some of whom are characters who have died in the original Evangelion canon. These characters are then brought back to life, allowing them to coexist with the original cast. Moreover, the out-of-character behavior of the canon characters is explained through logical and coherent reasons, particularly relating to the characters who died in the original story but are now excluded from the narrative.

The central concept of Nobody Dies revolves around the idea of "nobody dies" in the universe 10 years before the events of the original Evangelion. This timeline alteration results in a unique alternate universe (AU) where the characters grow and evolve in ways not seen in the original series. The story intertwines with the original Evangelion universe, introducing the audience to the similarities and differences between the two timelines. This creates a deep sense of familiarity and yet introduces a new perspective on familiar characters, making their out-of-character behavior feel more believable.

Conclusion: The Importance of Challenging Conventions

From the unsettling stories like YN and Luchino from Identity V to the disturbing yet intriguing Lucius/Draco from Harry Potter, and Nobody Dies, these fanfictions challenge the norms of fanfiction writing in unique and dramatic ways. They push boundaries and force readers to question their preconceptions, making the story all the more engaging and thought-provoking. If you're a fan of fanfiction, these stories are sure to provide a unique reading experience and perhaps challenge your views on what constitutes good fanfiction.