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This work is currently dealing with the 5th and final season of the show, and can be found on the [[https://lawndale-high.freeforums.net/thread/204/round-robin-iron-chef-daria Lawndale-high Message Board]]. It is primarily the work of authors Charles_RB and Shiva, with some help from WellTemperedClavier.
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This work is currently dealing with the 5th and final season of the show, complete, and can be found on the [[https://lawndale-high.freeforums.net/thread/204/round-robin-iron-chef-daria Lawndale-high Message Board]]. It is primarily the work of authors Charles_RB and Shiva, with some help from WellTemperedClavier.
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* BourgeoisBohemian: Tom, much like in the show. This goes into more detail, however.
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* ComingOutStory: [[spoiler:Becomes this for Daria and Jane, which leads to considerable controversy among viewers.]]
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Jane quickly becomes this (even more so than in ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' where she starts as an important character).
** The Haute Society, the rich kid equivalent of the Fashion Club, gets a strong fan following despite only having spoken lines in a single episode, 'Holy Driver'.
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Jane quickly becomes this (even more so than in ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' where she starts as an important character).
** The Haute Society, the rich kid equivalent of the Fashion Club, gets a strong fan following despite only having spoken lines in a single episode, 'Holy Driver'.
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* ComingOutStory: [[spoiler:Becomes [[spoiler:Eventually ecomes this for Daria and Jane, which leads to considerable controversy among viewers.]]
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Jane quickly becomes this (even more so than in ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' where she starts as an important character).
** The Haute Society, the rich kid equivalent of the Fashion Club, gets a strong fan following despite only having spoken lines in a single episode, 'Holy Driver'.Jane.]]
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Jane quickly becomes this (even more so than in ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' where she starts as an important character).
** The Haute Society, the rich kid equivalent of the Fashion Club, gets a strong fan following despite only having spoken lines in a single episode, 'Holy Driver'.
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* ShippingWars: Much like the real ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}''.
* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' are often troubled by Allison's presentation.
* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' are often troubled by Allison's presentation.
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Daria Featuring Tom takes puts Tom, the controversial boyfriend character of the later seasons, in Jane's role as Daria's best and only friend from the first episode. Together, Daria and Tom navigate the tribulations of high school life at the turn of the millennium, idly mocking the stupidity around them. But things get complicated when a girl named Jane starts vying for Tom's attentions. Things get... complicated from there.
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* ADayInTheLimeLight: Jane gets one in S3:E11, "The Lawndale Zone". It's credited with improving her image in the fandom.
* BourgeoisBohemian: Tom, much like in the show. This goes into more detail, however.
* BourgeoisBohemian: Tom, much like in the show. This goes into more detail, however.
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* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' are often troubled by the Allison's presentation.
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* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' are often troubled by the Allison's presentation.
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* ChickMagnet: Tom in Season 5.
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* RomanticFalseLead: Jane [[spoiler:for Tom.]]
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The show ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' is well-known and fondly remembered for being a humorous and perceptive portrayal of its eponymous heroine, a sarcastic and bespectacled teenage girl in 1990s America, and her best friend Jane.
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The show ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' is well-known and fondly remembered for being a humorous and perceptive portrayal of its eponymous heroine, a sarcastic and bespectacled teenage girl in 1990s America, and her best friend Jane.
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Daria Featuring Tom is what's known in the ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' fan community as a Round Robin Iron Chef. This is where the entire show is re-imagined as an AU. Instead of stories, however, the Round Robin Iron Chef consists of opinionated after-the-fact episode synopses, followed by notes explaining how the episode was received by fans and critics, and what its legacy has been. Meta humor is welcome and expected. Best of all, anyone is welcome to pitch in so long as they keep the story going and stay true(ish) to the arc of the series.
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Daria Featuring Tom is what's known in the ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' fan community as a Round Robin Iron Chef. This is where the entire show is re-imagined as an AU. Instead of stories, however, the Round Robin Iron Chef consists of opinionated after-the-fact episode synopses, followed by notes explaining how the episode was received by fans and critics, and what its legacy has been. Meta humor is welcome and expected. Best of all, anyone is welcome to pitch in so long as they keep the story going and stay true(ish) to the arc of the series.
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* EnsembleDarkHorse: Jane quickly becomes this (even more so than in ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' where she starts as an important character).
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* EnsembleDarkHorse: Jane quickly becomes this (even more so than in ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' where she starts as an important character).
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* ShippingWars: Much like the real ''WesternAnimation/Daria''.
* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' are often troubled by the Allison's presentation.
* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' are often troubled by the Allison's presentation.
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* ShippingWars: Much like the real ''WesternAnimation/Daria''.
''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}''.
* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of''WesternAnimation/Daria'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' are often troubled by the Allison's presentation.
* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of
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The show ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' is well-known and fondly remembered for being a show about the travails humorous and perceptive portrayal of its eponymous heroine, a sarcastic and bespectacled teenage girl in 1990s America, and her best friend Jane.
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''WesternAnimation/Daria'' is well-known and fondly remembered for being a show about the travails of its eponymous heroine, a sarcastic and bespectacled teenage girl in 1990s America, and her best friend Jane.
What this fan work presupposes is, what if her best friend was Tom?
Yeah, ''that'' Tom.
Daria Featuring Tom is what's known in the ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' fan community as a Round Robin Iron Chef. This is where the entire show is re-imagined as an AU. Instead of stories, however, the Round Robin Iron Chef consists of opinionated after-the-fact episode synopses, followed by notes explaining how the episode was received by fans and critics, and what its legacy has been. Meta humor is welcome and expected. Best of all, anyone is welcome to pitch in so long as they keep the story going and stay true(ish) to the arc of the series.
Daria Featuring Tom takes puts Tom, the controversial boyfriend character of the later seasons, in Jane's role as Daria's best and only friend from the first episode. Together, Daria and Tom navigate the tribulations of high school life at the turn of the millennium, idly mocking the stupidity around them. But things get complicated when a girl named Jane starts vying for Tom's attentions. Things get... complicated from there.
This work is currently dealing with the 5th and final season of the show, and can be found on the [[https://lawndale-high.freeforums.net/thread/204/round-robin-iron-chef-daria Lawndale-high Message Board]]. It is primarily the work of authors Charles_RB and Shiva, with some help from WellTemperedClavier.
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!!This series provides examples of:
* AcademicAthlete: Tom becomes this when he joins the football team.
* ComingOutStory: [[spoiler:Becomes this for Daria and Jane, which leads to considerable controversy among viewers.]]
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Jane quickly becomes this (even more so than in ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' where she starts as an important character).
** The Haute Society, the rich kid equivalent of the Fashion Club, gets a strong fan following despite only having spoken lines in a single episode, 'Holy Driver'.
* GirlOfTheWeek: A feature in Tom's life during Season 5. Not all fans thought this was a believable direction for his character, while others interpreted it as him acting out from the trauma he suffered over the summer.
* MetaFiction: It's fans re-imagining the series with an element changed, and presenting it as an after-the-fact series synopsis or review. Goes a step further with the notes, which sometimes discuss fanfictions that might have been written based on this concept.
* ShippingWars: Much like the real ''WesternAnimationDaria''.
* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' are often troubled by the Allison's presentation.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: Daria and Tom. They seem to be interested in each other at certain points. [[spoiler:They don't. Instead, Daria cheats on Tom with Jane.]]
What this fan work presupposes is, what if her best friend was Tom?
Yeah, ''that'' Tom.
Daria Featuring Tom is what's known in the ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' fan community as a Round Robin Iron Chef. This is where the entire show is re-imagined as an AU. Instead of stories, however, the Round Robin Iron Chef consists of opinionated after-the-fact episode synopses, followed by notes explaining how the episode was received by fans and critics, and what its legacy has been. Meta humor is welcome and expected. Best of all, anyone is welcome to pitch in so long as they keep the story going and stay true(ish) to the arc of the series.
Daria Featuring Tom takes puts Tom, the controversial boyfriend character of the later seasons, in Jane's role as Daria's best and only friend from the first episode. Together, Daria and Tom navigate the tribulations of high school life at the turn of the millennium, idly mocking the stupidity around them. But things get complicated when a girl named Jane starts vying for Tom's attentions. Things get... complicated from there.
This work is currently dealing with the 5th and final season of the show, and can be found on the [[https://lawndale-high.freeforums.net/thread/204/round-robin-iron-chef-daria Lawndale-high Message Board]]. It is primarily the work of authors Charles_RB and Shiva, with some help from WellTemperedClavier.
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!!This series provides examples of:
* AcademicAthlete: Tom becomes this when he joins the football team.
* ComingOutStory: [[spoiler:Becomes this for Daria and Jane, which leads to considerable controversy among viewers.]]
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Jane quickly becomes this (even more so than in ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' where she starts as an important character).
** The Haute Society, the rich kid equivalent of the Fashion Club, gets a strong fan following despite only having spoken lines in a single episode, 'Holy Driver'.
* GirlOfTheWeek: A feature in Tom's life during Season 5. Not all fans thought this was a believable direction for his character, while others interpreted it as him acting out from the trauma he suffered over the summer.
* MetaFiction: It's fans re-imagining the series with an element changed, and presenting it as an after-the-fact series synopsis or review. Goes a step further with the notes, which sometimes discuss fanfictions that might have been written based on this concept.
* ShippingWars: Much like the real ''WesternAnimationDaria''.
* ValuesDissonance: Shows up in a major way in 'Last of the Bummer Wine', the show's equivalent to 'Is It Fall Yet?' (much like 'Is It Fall Yet?' with its regrettable portrayal of Allison, the show's sole LGBT character, as a predator). Here, Allison is hetero, but her still-predatory actions are not treated as a big deal in-universe. Fans in later years, however, see how problematic the presentation was, just as modern fans of ''WesternAnimation/Daria'' are often troubled by the Allison's presentation.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: Daria and Tom. They seem to be interested in each other at certain points. [[spoiler:They don't. Instead, Daria cheats on Tom with Jane.]]
