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* One day, an angry ''Anime/VoltesV'' fanboy decided to take ''Anime/{{Voltron}}'' and its characters, replace their canon heroic personalities with countless [[TheWarOnStraw straw attributes]], mostly the {{demonization}} kind; get Voltes V and countless other [[SuperRobot Super Robots]] plus ''Series/SpaceSheriffShaider'' to always hand the Voltron Team's asses to them; repeat the same formula for the next 84 chapters; and the internet got [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3234823/1/Voltes_V_versus_Voltron_The_Godaikin_Wars Voltes V Versus Voltron: The Godaikin Wars]].

* ''WebVideo/FixingRWBY'' is much the same. The author refers to it as ""a show with infinite potential left to squander in a desert of idiocy." The fic consistently diverts from the themes present in canon, alters characters to the point that [[InNameOnly they bear no resemblance to their canon counterparts]], and includes [[AuthorTract tracts]] about the failings of the original show and how his version is superior.

* The author of ''WebVideo/RWBYAlternate'' has a lot of distaste for the original story of ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' and sees his videos as "better" than it.

* Keyseeker's ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'' fanfic ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/25474393/chapters/61793125 Divergent Points: ML Salt]]'' is a TakeThat towards the FandomSpecificPlot of "Salt Fics", demonstrating just how much [[RonTheDeathEater twisting of character]] is needed for them to work. A special emphasis is put on their tendency to [[DisproportionateRetribution overpunish]] characters for their flaws.

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* A strange case with ''FanFic/BrewdeningLove'' and its [[FanFic/BrewdeningLoveExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]]. The fanfic in question is a TrollFic by a ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' fan who hates Bella. ''Twilight'' anti-fans took this fic and wrote [[RecursiveFanfiction fanfic of it]], mostly featuring [[SlashFic Brugo slash]]. So we have Hate Fics of a fanfic that hates on Bella and Jacob. ''Then'', Author Erin Locklea added RevengeFic chapters that put internet critics into the story and had them killed, so the circle is now complete.

* ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' has been the subject of a lot of this, especially in the heyday of its ''breathtakingly'' massive (and vocal) PeripheryHatedom. For example, [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5954408/1/Killing_the_Cullens one]] about [[Manga/DeathNote Light Yagami]] killing the Cullens and Bella.

* ''Roleplay/VictoriaFalls'' is this for ''Literature/{{Victoria}}''. The ''entire premise'' of the quest is destroying Victoria and all it stands for in an effort to revive the United Ststes.

* The author of ''WebVideo/RWBYAlternate'' has a lot of distaste for the original story of ''WebAnimation/RWBY'' and sees his videos as "better" than it.

* The author of ''Fanfic/RWBYAlternate'' has a lot of distaste for the original story of ''[[WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}]] and sees his videos as "better" than it.

* The DeadFic ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20120422133133/https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6955222/1/Invader_Zims_Revenge Invader Zim's Revenge,]]'' written in response to the cancellation of ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'', focuses on Zim attacking ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'', believed by the author to be the show responsible for the cancellation.

* The ''Literature/{{Gor}}'' series is infamous for its depiction of a world based on sex slavery and how the heroes are the ones enforcing it. As such, [[https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Gor%20Chronicles%20-%20John%20Norman/works nearly half]] of its [[Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn Ao3]] fics qualify as this, with a popular plot focusing on a [[ShowyInvincibleHero deliberately overpowered]] female character being transported to Gor, murdering the slavers and rapists, and smashing the whole system to bits.

* Pretty much all ''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}'' fanfics are this, the most famous being ''Webcomic/{{Asperchu}}''. Most portray the city of [[{{Egopolis}} CWCville]] (where the comic takes place) as [[{{Dystopia}} a totalitarian state]] with AuthorAvatar Christian Weston Chandler as its dictator, [[SelfInsertFic which actually]] [[WishFulfillment isn't too far]] [[VanityProject from canon]].

** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/18007175 The Darkness Between Stars]]'' is an odd version of this. The authors state that they actually ''loved'' the show... right up until the episode "A Single Pale Rose" turned all the story's themes on its head and proceeded to let the villains be EasilyForgiven for their genocidal and authoritarian actions. The story is a DeconstructionFic [[AlternateUniverse diverging from that episode]] that addresses criticisms the authors had with the canon and provides what they believe to be a more thematically consistent resolution. Several scenes from canon are directly referenced with very pointed criticisms.

* The ''Literature/{{Gor}}'' series is infamous for its depiction of a world based on sex slavery and how the heroes are the ones enforcing it. As such, [[https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Gor%20Chronicles%20-%20John%20Norman/works nearly half]] of its Ao3 fics qualify as this, with a popular plot focusing on a [[ShowyInvincibleHero deliberately overpowered]] female character being transported to Gor, murdering the slavers and rapists, and smashing the whole system to bits.

* This trope happens frequently when Pat Mills (''ComicBook/MarshalLaw'') and Creator/GarthEnnis (''ComicBook/TheBoys'') are working on comics about superheroes. Ennis' ''ComicBook/ThePunisherKillsTheMarvelUniverse'' is pretty much thirty-nine pages of Frank Castle curb-stomping all superheroes [[spoiler:and committing suicide when he discovers [[ComicBook/{{Daredevil}} one of them]] was a childhood friend of his.

** Subverted by ''[[Anime/DragonBallZDeadZone Dead Zone]] Abridged'': Although most of the humor comes from lampshading the heavy amount of {{Plot Hole}}s in the original, and ends with a reveal similar to the one in ''Episode of Bardock'' ([[spoiler:where it was all just a movie being pitched by Krillin to Nappa]]) but TFS have praised the movie and gave it a very high ranking on their list of the best DBZ films (Number 5, ahead of ''Anime/FusionReborn'' and ''Anime/DragonBallZResurrectionF'')

* This trope happens frequently when Pat Mills (ComicBook/MarshalLaw) and Creator/GarthEnnis (ComicBook/TheBoys) are working on comics about superheroes. Ennis' ''ComicBook/ThePunisherKillsTheMarvelUniverse'' is pretty much thirty-nine pages of Frank Castle curb-stomping all superheroes [[spoiler:and committing suicide when he discovers [[ComicBook/{{Daredevil}} one of them]] was a childhood friend of his. Aren't WhatIf works wonderful?]]

* ''ComicBook/TransformersDeviations'' is basically an officially licensed one to the movie and season three of ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers''. Every Bot and Con who would've been in season 3 dies unceremoniously while the Junkions are pretty much ignored. Hot Rod gets verbally abused and keeps screwing up until the very end, where he at least gets to open the Matrix and is remembered as Rodimus Prime posthumously. It's telling that Website/TFWikiDotNet calls it an "embarrassing 1994-era [[UsefulNotes/{{Usenet}} alt.toys.transformers]] fanfic in official comic form".

* Keyseeker's ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/25474393/chapters/61793125 Divergent Points: ML Salt]]'' is a massive unabashed TakeThat towards the FandomSpecificPlot of "Salt Fics", demonstrating just how much [[RonTheDeathEater twisting of character]] is needed for them to work. A special emphasis is put on their tendency to [[DisproportionateRetribution overpunish]] characters for their flaws.
* ''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5433094/1/The_Doorstop The Doorstop]]'' is a {{Deconstruction}} from another fanfic, ''Fanfic/TheOpenDoor'', which, if you've heard of it, likely know it's a bit... divisive for readers. Iolaus, the author, read it, and decided he could tell the story better -- so he did so, flipping the perspective away from New Chaos and to the more heroic factions, as well as numerous other changes. The result is a bit more even-handed than other examples on this page, although some reviews would claim otherwise (ironically, the arguments that fans of ''The Open door'' use against this fic are also applicable to ''The Open Door'' itself).