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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Where the villains of a series become more popular than the good guys. The heroes start to rub the fans the wrong way, and a notable proportion of the fandom now dislikes and actively bashes the main characters. They're almost a Hatedom, yet they call themselves fans and continue to read/watch/play the source material because they like the bad guys. Often happens in series with a Designated Hero or Designated Villain. However, once they take this opinion, they tend to never care what actually happens anymore to contradict their views. |