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* ''Synopsis:'' A [[Mary Sue]] infiltrates the world of ''[[Harry Potter]]'' and decides to combine it with ''[[Twilight (novel)|Twilight]]''. Four unwilling (and [[Deadpan Snarker|snarky]]) [[Unlikely Hero|readers]] are soon drawn into the brave new world of magic, [[Deconstructive Parody|sparkles]], and [[Interactive Narrator|interactive narrators]]. |
* ''Synopsis:'' A [[Mary Sue]] infiltrates the world of ''[[Harry Potter]]'' and decides to combine it with ''[[Twilight (novel)|Twilight]]''. Four unwilling (and [[Deadpan Snarker|snarky]]) [[Unlikely Hero|readers]] are soon drawn into the brave new world of magic, [[Deconstructive Parody|sparkles]], and [[Interactive Narrator|interactive narrators]]. |
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''[http://www.bladeandepsilon.com/hybridtheory.htm Hybrid Theory]'' by Blade and Epsilon. |
''[https://web.archive.org/web/20190408115002/http://www.bladeandepsilon.com/hybridtheory.htm Hybrid Theory]'' by Blade and Epsilon. |
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* Recommended by wescotta, [[User:Looney Toons]] |
* Recommended by wescotta, [[User:Looney Toons]] |
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* Synopsis: A single trans-million-word story which [[Deconstruction Crossover|deconstructs]] the [[Mega Crossover]] and [[Self Insert]] genres. The crossed-over universes, once grafted together, react explosively. Instead of a [[Possession Sue]] the self-inserts arrive as ''literal'' possessors, and the meld backfires. Characters respond with realistic horror to the discovery that someone remembers them being fictional. |
* Synopsis: A single trans-million-word story which [[Deconstruction Crossover|deconstructs]] the [[Mega Crossover]] and [[Self Insert]] genres. The crossed-over universes, once grafted together, react explosively. Instead of a [[Possession Sue]] the self-inserts arrive as ''literal'' possessors, and the meld backfires. Characters respond with realistic horror to the discovery that someone remembers them being fictional. |
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