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You wrote my favorite Radioactive Man comics. Alan Moore: Oh, really? You liked how I made your favorite superhero a heroin- addicted jazz critic who's not radioactive? Bart Simpson: I don't read the words, I just like it when he punches people. They want to make each new installment bigger and better than the last, adding in new stories and conventions, and just make it a lot more fun than the last title in a series. In short, development. To them, their work has only one purpose: they're Just Here For Godzilla.
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Any other stuff they add may be only seen as a minor distraction from their true goal of enjoyment. On the other hand, those other things added can actually add to the enjoyment of their one true goal, whether it be comedy relief in a usually dark film series or any new quirks in gameplay. Often, these things become cool only by association: !
It's that actor/actress who was in that sweet movie one time! Sometimes they make it even harder for you to get to your true goal. Many people will read/watch it strictly or primarily for the elements that make it Speculative Fiction, with the actual plot being, at best, secondary. Fanservice, Ms. Fanservice, Testosterone Brigade, Dancing Bear, Come for the X, Stay for the Y (where something besides the Godzilla comes into play), and Best Known for the Fanservice (which is not necessarily what they come for).
This especially manifests itself if said commercial is posted on video sharing sites such as You. Tube. And don't think it doesn't happen the other way around, either.
They, however, just offer a low rate on auto insurance that you can get without having to bundle anything. Another group of people just came to watch it for the re- runs of Family Guy, American Dad!, and (formerly) Futurama, and were reeled in by the network's original comedies. Afterwards, Network Decay hit Cartoon Network badly and, for the first group, .
Most fans have since abandoned . Halfway through the first season, which had by then pulled more viewers than the Toraha 3 OVA released around the same time had, the game cast starts to fade out and the plot gets complicated. By the end, Nanoha is the only game cast member with a major role, the universe has made many major breaks with the originals, and most people seeking the Triangle Heart games and OVAs are Just There For Nanoha.
Most agree it's a fairly mediocre high school drama with a really generic magic system attached. It doesn't matter though, because nearly everyone watches it to see Jun, who steals every single scene she's in. But it's usually . Not so much with Mai- Otome though. He is after all, one hell of a butler.
And a lot of others came for the apparent Ho Yay that fans always boast about. You're in here for the fandom, Ho Yay, and the fact the series is based upon Bish. There are plenty of fans who ignore the Digimon and prefer to focus on the interactions between the humans.
As the anime is considered to be a rare positive example of a Human- Focused Adaptation, this is understandable. Also, the manga has a small group of fans who read it just for the many musical shout outs. That or the fabulous, over- the- top poses. As a result, it became a promotional vehicle for the rest of the franchise, and some fans initially watched the show to familiarize themselves with the series before the games were available. Even now, sneak peeks of upcoming game material are often showcased in the anime, giving people who don't normally watch it a reason to do so if they are fans of the games. After the initial hype had died down, with new Pokemon being revealed in Coro Coro magazine before the anime can begin a new region and Ash losing the Indigo Conference, there are some fans who still watch the anime mainly to see if Ash wins a Pokemon League. There are also fans who only stay tuned to the anime of the franchise just to see the Pok.
They were, understandably disappointed when he had less than two minutes screentime in an 8. This attracts people, who would pass it off as an ordinary Slice of Life if he was a normal boy. The series goes off the deep end quickly and people now know it as a dark Widget Series manga with a bird- thing for a main character. She's one of the few physically disabled characters in mainstream anime, never mind Magical Girl series, and doesn't get . Alas a lot of people also stopped watching because the series has a bit of fan- service, especially around Togo who probably has the largest chest out of the girls. After the series hits Cerebus Syndrome it got a huge leap in popularity due to people watching it for the characters suffering. Most people only want to see Broly destroying stuff and beating the crap out of the heroes.
Even though the second and third movie are inferior than the first one, people are glad to see Broly doing his thing in the second movie at all. Most fans hate the third movie because the Broly in the movie isn't the real Broly and he's not as awesome as the original. However, another portion of the fanbase wants the series to get back to what it's really about: senseless violence, Gratuitous Rape, and darkness darkness everywhere. Much of the male fanbase watches Pretty Cure either just for the epic Dragon Ball Z- style beat- downs of their enemies and Monster of the Week or the quite visible Yuri subtext. Most people watch Puella Magi Madoka Magica to witness Mami getting decapitated in episode 3, or to experience the other horrifying twists and Gut Punches. The show is a tragedy, and does have some dramatic twists, but it isn't meant to be one giant Trauma Conga Line; many people find the twists too predictable because they were hoping for Shocking Swerves.
This is not helped by Japan's Misaimed Marketing focusing more on the Moe aspects of the series to the point of being borderline- Schmuck Bait for those excepting to just watch it for cute girls. On some (such as the short- lived adaptation of Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake series) the cover (always showing Wolvie teaming up with the comic's hero(es)) there was a small disclaimer, obviously suggested by Marvel's legal counsel that read . Dredd is on roughly 9. Featuring'JUDGE DREDD', a tradition continued by the i. OS app. Eventually, backlash shifted things back in favor of the writing especially as the novelty of the stylized and exaggerated art of that era wore off. Despite both characters getting equal amounts of focus in the story a lot readers really only care Panda, mainly because of her attractive design and she provides a lot of the humor for the series.
Mack is more of a typical brooding anti- hero, just bit more violent. It's extremely telling that the vast majority of fan content of the series is of Panda.
Subverted for many when the cameos stop coming about halfway through the movie and the audience is hooked on the film's own characters and plot. Even then, you'll still hear complaints that Bowser got no lines. Many people were not interested in the film itself and just wanted to see it because they thought it would help his career if they did. A few people just want to see the movie because of . Same with furries watching it for Bunnymund. Most of these fans only watch merely for the times they show up, with Clopin's side complaining about how he doesn't get enough screen time.
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls features a load of Fandom nods, The Cutie Mark Crusaders dancing to their themes, the background ponies (Namely Derpy Hooves), Trixie's Big- Lipped Alligator Moment in front of the vending machine, and every time the camera jerks away from the action to showcase a background pony as a human. A good number of bronies who did not like the movie watched it just for those scenes, and some bronies who did consider it redeemable just for those drops. Then the sequels came along, and many bronies' reason for watching became Just Here For Sunset Shimmer. Too bad he only has about 3.