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{{quote| ''"Now before I go any further, I should mention that if you are looking to read one of those stories where a girl from the real world falls into a fantasy world and maybe falls in love with one of the characters there, you are probably looking at the wrong story." ''}}
{{quote|''"Now before I go any further, I should mention that if you are looking to read one of those stories where a girl from the real world falls into a fantasy world and maybe falls in love with one of the characters there, you are probably looking at the wrong story." ''}}




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=== ''Marie D. Suesse And The Mystery New Pirate Age!'' provides examples of: ===


* [[Adults Are Useless]]: Defied with a vengeance. Almost every capable character in the story is an adult. And the only one who isn't is pretty much [[The Load]].
* [[Adults Are Useless]]: Defied with a vengeance. Almost every capable character in the story is an adult. And the only one who isn't is pretty much [[The Load]].
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*** [[Team Pet]]: The ''Sunny'' could count
*** [[Team Pet]]: The ''Sunny'' could count
* [[Ghost Ship]]: The ''Thousand Sunny'' turns up as one.
* [[Ghost Ship]]: The ''Thousand Sunny'' turns up as one.
* [[Hoist By His Own Petard]]: Admiral Imba pretty much had the crew on the ropes when he got greedy and decided to {{spoiler|copy Mar's Logic-Logic powers}}. Boy, did that decision backfire spectacularly.
* [[Hoist by His Own Petard]]: Admiral Imba pretty much had the crew on the ropes when he got greedy and decided to {{spoiler|copy Mar's Logic-Logic powers}}. Boy, did that decision backfire spectacularly.
* [[Laughing Mad]]:
* [[Laughing Mad]]:
** Mr. Suesse's [[Heroic BSOD]] starts off this way.
** Mr. Suesse's [[Heroic BSOD]] starts off this way.
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* [[My God, What Have I Done?]]: {{spoiler|Madelyn's horrified when her power gets exploited to nearly kill the man she claims to love.}}
* [[My God, What Have I Done?]]: {{spoiler|Madelyn's horrified when her power gets exploited to nearly kill the man she claims to love.}}
* [[Narrative Profanity Filter]]: It's something of a running joke that the narrator is forced to to do this because the author wants to avoid raising the rating of the fic.
* [[Narrative Profanity Filter]]: It's something of a running joke that the narrator is forced to to do this because the author wants to avoid raising the rating of the fic.
* [[Original Character]]: Loads of them. Some are one-off [[Parody Sue|Parody Sues]], but the fic deliberately makes a point of using only [[Original Characters]] to tell the story.
* [[Original Character]]: Loads of them. Some are one-off [[Parody Sue]]s, but the fic deliberately makes a point of using only [[Original Character]]s to tell the story.
** {{spoiler|Well, until Chapter 21 anyway}}
** {{spoiler|Well, until Chapter 21 anyway}}
* [[Our Mermaids Are Different]]: They're bloodthirsty serial killers.
* [[Our Mermaids Are Different]]: They're bloodthirsty serial killers.
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* [[Reality Ensues]]
* [[Reality Ensues]]
* [[Rescue Romance]]: [[Averted]]; {{spoiler|the Disinfector}} makes it ''VERY'' clear he's only keeping Mar alive to suit his own ends.
* [[Rescue Romance]]: [[Averted]]; {{spoiler|the Disinfector}} makes it ''VERY'' clear he's only keeping Mar alive to suit his own ends.
* [[Shout Out]] / [[Take That]]:
* [[Shout-Out]] / [[Take That]]:
** Mar derisively calls a marine captain who has bone-based devil fruit powers "[[Naruto|Kimimaro]]"
** Mar derisively calls a marine captain who has bone-based devil fruit powers "[[Naruto|Kimimaro]]"
** Admiral Imba is described as looking like the twin of a certain "[[White-Haired Pretty Boy|pretty white-haired boy]]" from [[Bleach|another manga series]].
** Admiral Imba is described as looking like the twin of a certain "[[White-Haired Pretty Boy|pretty white-haired boy]]" from [[Bleach|another manga series]].
* [[Snicket Warning Label]]: See the page quote above.
* [[Snicket Warning Label]]: See the page quote above.
* [[Speak Ill of the Dead]]: Marie discovers three graves; though one is mostly untouched, the middle has been destroyed to the point no sign of who it stands for remains, and the last's epitath is partly destroyed, along with {{spoiler|one of its blades stolen}}.
* [[Speak Ill of the Dead]]: Marie discovers three graves; though one is mostly untouched, the middle has been destroyed to the point no sign of who it stands for remains, and the last's epitath is partly destroyed, along with {{spoiler|one of its blades stolen}}.
* [[Story Breaker Power]]: Monkey D. Madelyn is heavily implied to have one, but its true nature isn't revealed until Chapter 22: {{spoiler|she can literally make dreams come true}}.
* [[Story-Breaker Power]]: Monkey D. Madelyn is heavily implied to have one, but its true nature isn't revealed until Chapter 22: {{spoiler|she can literally make dreams come true}}.
* [[Survivor Guilt]]: Seen among the survivors of {{spoiler|the attempt to save Luffy}}, particularly {{spoiler|Sogeking}}.
* [[Survivor Guilt]]: Seen among the survivors of {{spoiler|the attempt to save Luffy}}, particularly {{spoiler|Sogeking}}.
* [[That Man Is Dead]]: Invoked and discussed. Mar uses this trope to guess the true identity of The Disinfector, citing ''[[The Count of Monte Cristo]]'' as her example.
* [[That Man Is Dead]]: Invoked and discussed. Mar uses this trope to guess the true identity of The Disinfector, citing ''[[The Count of Monte Cristo]]'' as her example.
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** Also {{spoiler|Zoro's sword ''Shuusui''}}.
** Also {{spoiler|Zoro's sword ''Shuusui''}}.
* [[Weapon Tombstone]]: Marking the graves of {{spoiler|Nico Robin and Roronoa Zoro}}.
* [[Weapon Tombstone]]: Marking the graves of {{spoiler|Nico Robin and Roronoa Zoro}}.
* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart Anyway|What Kind Of Lame Power Is Logic Anyway?]]: Mar eats the Logic-Logic fruit and is disappointed when it only seems to make her think logically.
* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?|What Kind Of Lame Power Is Logic Anyway?]]: Mar eats the Logic-Logic fruit and is disappointed when it only seems to make her think logically.
** {{spoiler|which later turns out to be incorrect as [[Heart Is an Awesome Power|Logic Is An Awesome Power]], thanks to it giving her [[Reality Warper|power over logic itself]].}}
** {{spoiler|which later turns out to be incorrect as [[Heart Is an Awesome Power|Logic Is An Awesome Power]], thanks to it giving her [[Reality Warper|power over logic itself]].}}
* [[Wham Line]]: Almost every chapter ends with either this, a [[Cliff Hanger]] or a [[The Reveal|Reveal]].
* [[Wham! Line]]: Almost every chapter ends with either this, a [[Cliff Hanger]] or a [[The Reveal|Reveal]].
* [[You All Meet in A Cell]]: It's even lampshaded as one of the chapter titles.
* [[You All Meet in a Cell]]: It's even lampshaded as one of the chapter titles.


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Latest revision as of 19:47, 24 April 2020

"Now before I go any further, I should mention that if you are looking to read one of those stories where a girl from the real world falls into a fantasy world and maybe falls in love with one of the characters there, you are probably looking at the wrong story."


Marie D. Suesse And The Mystery New Pirate Age! is an on-going One Piece fanfic Deconstruction Fic by Phalanx

Self-described as "A very different take on the typical OC-falls-into-OP story, deconstructed with a macabre twist".

The story follows the titular character's adventures after falling into the One Piece world. It also manages to subvert the Self Insert story right at the beginning by bringing Mar's parents along for the ride and having her end up alone on the Straw-Hat's deserted ship.

What ensues is a darkly humorous story that deconstructs the hell out of almost every fanfic cliche, all the while building a suspenseful mystery over the fate of the Straw-Hats.

Some parts can be quite disturbing.

Tropes used in Marie D. Suesse And The Mystery New Pirate Age! include:


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