Annoying Cliches in Stories that are Too Overused
EG: Shy nerdy omega girl in those poorly written werewolf stories on Quotev, etcIn my opinion It's OK to use cliches but only in moderation, AND if you add unique elements to it to fit your story.
The shy girl gets bullied by the jock then they fall in love. UGH I hate this cliche with a burning passion. it's too predictable and annoying! I swear that sometimes I hate this cliche more than A Pal For Gary, roaches and One Direction combined.
Go to Quotev and go to a "Mating Ceremony" story. Usually involves werewolves and a "5'2 nerdy omega girl" getting picked by "Alpha Claw, most feared alpha ever! 1! " I hate the ugly dorito chinned Gary Stu alphas. And the Mary Sue protagonists. Quotev werewolf stories stink of crap to the core.
"Mate." He growled. SERIOUSLY? That's creepy and sometimes the alpha is 23 and the omega is 16. How pedophillic!
This happens to often! Everyone must be remembered via there backstory that makes no sense!
A few tragic events are interesting but don't make tragic stories too cliche.
"Hated Child turns into Hybrid Princess" -The only idea gachatubers have in mind
How is this different from shy girl x mean jock except not being a jock?
Stupid. Also I imagine creepy crystal balls instead of eyes. Just use eyes instead, eyes sounds better and less hex-ish.
It's completely OK to have tough girls or tomboys, just give them a creative personality as well and don't cram it down our throats that they can take care of themselves every 5 seconds.
I have met blondes who are really smart. I wonder who overuses this cliche *cough* DISNEY CHANNEL *cough*
Some do, but not all of them.
Eh not the worst (Tsunami from Wings Of Fire pulled this off really well). If done wrong it sucks though.
SO OVERUSED! This and orphan becomes hero! First of all, how often does that even happen? Be realistic people!
Especially gacha tubers do this. It's so overused and not even that great.
Character who is from an orphanage but later becomes a hero. Not as bad as other cliche tropes, but can be pandering at times.
Annie the musical
This one has to be by far the most overused! The couple wants to get a divorce but then change their minds and live happily ever after. The good guy is hated but then saves the day and everyone likes him and he lives happily ever after. The big brother has always hated his sister but then they forgive each other and live happily ever after.
It’s the same in almost every single story! Like ik we as human beings want someone’s problems to get solved, but rly? Life isn’t all happy endings you know. Wake up and be realistic
Many Gacha tubers do this and I find it quite annoying and it just gets boring :/
Oh no Voldemort