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A "Mary Sue" is a slang term for what essentially amounts to an abortion of a character.
Said character is;
*An author self-insert
*Destined
*Ultra awesome
*Hated only by characters the audiance is supposed to hate or see as impotent
*An extreme prodigy where it matters
*Deficient in ways unimportant or superficial
*Totally unique, may have an awesome piece of gear or very distinctive markings like a scar or tattoo with a special meaning so they stand out more than anyone in the room
*A loner/rogue agent who also has rank and is in charge
Prequel Anakin Skywalker is often cited as a universally accepted Mary Sue (although some still disagree).  


Also seriously, if you really want to post something like that, then post actual arguments. [[User:Ben|Ben]] ([[User talk:Ben|talk]]) 22:19, 17 December 2014 (UTC)}}
Accusations of Mary Sue often result in a varying degree of [[Skub]].
The term originates from the main character of an early and well-known Star Trek fanfiction.

Revision as of 21:29, 17 December 2014

A "Mary Sue" is a slang term for what essentially amounts to an abortion of a character. Said character is;

  • An author self-insert
  • Destined
  • Ultra awesome
  • Hated only by characters the audiance is supposed to hate or see as impotent
  • An extreme prodigy where it matters
  • Deficient in ways unimportant or superficial
  • Totally unique, may have an awesome piece of gear or very distinctive markings like a scar or tattoo with a special meaning so they stand out more than anyone in the room
  • A loner/rogue agent who also has rank and is in charge

Prequel Anakin Skywalker is often cited as a universally accepted Mary Sue (although some still disagree).

Accusations of Mary Sue often result in a varying degree of Skub. The term originates from the main character of an early and well-known Star Trek fanfiction.