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What if [[MagicalNativeAmerican Native Americans]] [[FantasticRacism but werewol]]... no, ''[[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent shifters]]'', is the theme of the omegaverse {{omegaverse}} erotica series by "Ann Katrin-Byrde", pen name for the author duo Ana J. Phoenix and Kate Lowell.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: some conventions established in the first half of the series disappear later in response to reader feedback and firming up of the overall plot and setting.
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* OppressedMinorityVeteran: It's common for shifters to enter the military because it's one of very few ways for them to bring in desperately needed human money.
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: The shifters appear to be a whole replacement for Native Americans.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Fitting the series' WhiteAndGreyMorality, even the worst characters usually get to have a moment of rationality to demonstrate their humanity.
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* PerpetualPoverty: Averted. Almost all the omegas reflect on ways that their previous packs went without, and observe that resources are distributed more freely in Mercy Hills.
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* WallsOfTyranny: Shifters are force to live behind concrete walls topped with silver wire to prevent them from getting out.
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* GenderInverted: Omegaverse flips a lot of gender stereotypes about women onto men to highlight the absurd double-standards. That is particularly played up hard in this series, and the results vary wildly from being unsettling for the reader to completely scrambling some of the intended messages.
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* GenderInverted: Omegaverse flips a lot of gender stereotypes about women onto men to highlight the absurd double-standards. That is particularly played up hard in this series, and the results vary wildly from being unsettling for the reader to completely scrambling some of the intended messages.
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* ArtisticLicenseAnatomy: A few alphas early in the series are described as having knotted genitals like canines', following a controversial convention in omegaverse fiction. There's no more mention of this after the second book, though.
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* {{Pacifist}}: Omegas categorically face conflict with as little commotion as they can manage. It's explicitly stated several times that it takes something enormous to make an omega take direct action.
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* MindRape: Each secondary gender caste has its own supernatural power to influence others. As the term implies, alphas have it the strongest. And abusive alphas are seen using that power to manipulate everyone, but especially the omegas who are sexually subjugated to them.
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* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Or wolves. The two central conflicts in the series are the oppression of the omegas by the packs, and of the packs by the humans.
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* WhatIfTheBabyIsLikeMe: Omegas dread their babies turning out to be omegas themselve, due to the harassment and enslavement of the caste.
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What if [[MagicalNativeAmerican Native Americans]] [[FantasticRacism but werewol]]... no, ''[[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent shifters]]'', is the theme of the omegaverse erotica series by "Ann Katrin-Byrde", pen name for the author duo Ana J. Phoenix and Kate Lowell.
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!!Tropes:
*ArtisticLicenseBiology: [[https://phys.org/news/2021-04-wolf-dont-alpha-males-females.html Wolves don't work that way]], but omegaverse is frequently used as a framework to examine issues such as sexism, homophobia, and other problems rooted in social hierarchies. And that is certainly the case in this series.
*AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Or wolves. The two central conflicts in the series are the oppression of the omegas by the packs, and of the packs by the humans.
*BabiesEverAfter: Lots of happy baby endings. ''Lots''.
**Also subverted, as many omegas are ''very unhappily'' forced to bear children.
*BizarreHumanBiology: The authors present a ''unique'' solution to how human(ish) males could give birth. Omegas give birth through a gap that opens in their lower abdomen, a kind of natural C-section.
*BreedingSlave: How omegas are viewed and treated by most shifters.
*BullyingADragon: Omegas ''used to be'' revered for their supernatural powers to invoke calm and deflect aggression, though it's a subtle, intuitive power for most. But among them, there exist so-called "True Omegas" who seem to be capable of forcing others' emotions into whatever shape the True Omega wants, although they're only shown using that power to [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility make peace]]. Still, the outpouring of power and prosperity that results from even a single True Omega being ensured of his safety and agency is said to have been the catalyst for a massive trend of change and good fortune for ''all'' packs and all omegas, implying that much of the packs' poverty and oppression at the hands of the humans is [[BlamingTheVictim caused by their own internal systems of oppression]].
*CastFullOfGay / CastFullOfPrettyBoys: It ''is'' an epic of m/m romance targeted at women, after all.
*CleanPrettyChildbirth: ''Intensely'' averted and BizarreHumanBiology is in play. Squeamish readers beware.
*CommieLand: The series is all over the place with this trope. The packs are roughly communistic in internal structure, sharing most resources by necessity, and this is lampshaded at one point. There are also bleak concrete walls, barren landscapes, constant social conflict, and other markers of stereotypical oppressive communist regimes, but all of these and even the internal oppressive systems in the pack are a product of the broader oppression of the packs by humans.
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: some conventions established in the first half of the series disappear later in response to reader feedback and firming up of the overall plot and setting.
*EverybodyWantsTheHermaphrodite: Shifters are described as not caring nearly as much as humans do about the sex or gender of their partners, and yet omegas still stand out as the most desired.
*FantasticUnderclass: Omegas to the rest of shifter society, and shifters themselves to humans.
*ExpressDelivery: Shifter pregnancies last six months.
*FascistsBedTime: A curfew is enforced on the packs to protect delicate humans from the scary shapeshifters.
*FeelingTheBabyKick: Deployed frequently.
*FeministFantasy: Thinly veiled behind a looking glass, and fraught by certain stereotypes and power dynamics that persist even in the omegas' happy endings, [[{{Anvilicious}} but a reader would have to work incredibly hard]] to miss the gender equality message.
*GenderIncompetence: Most packs openly consider omegas profoundly incapable of much more than cooking and having babies. On the other hand, "an omega's labor is just... expected", and it isn't uncommon for an omega to be doing all the actual work of running a pack while an Alpha gets all the credit for it.
*GenderReveal: A few instances of omegas who tried to hide their status, or whose parents did, and were found out.
*GenderInverted: Omegaverse flips a lot of gender stereotypes about women onto men to highlight the absurd double-standards. That is particularly played up hard in this series, and the results vary wildly from being unsettling for the reader to completely scrambling some of the intended messages.
*GenderedInsult: Yeah, omegas get a lot of this.
*HeirClubForMen: Most Alphas (leaders of the packs, all male) and alphas are insistent on their mates giving them alpha sons. Given that alpha status is otherwise so immensely favored by the packs and primary gender otherwise almost ignored (since the secondary genders of alpha, omega, and others provide the lens through which to view gender and sexual dynamics instead), it's unclear why ''female'' alphas aren't equally prized.
*HomosexualReproduction: The omega gender includes males capable of bearing children, and the omegaverse genre is generally focused on male/male relationships.
*ImAManICantHelpIt: One of the defining tropes of omegaverse is alphas being unable to control themselves around an omega in heat, and is frequently romanticized. Here, [[{{Deconstructed}} that behavior is explicitly stated to be a product of inequality]], something only committed by alphas who were never expected to do better and never had anyone to teach them how.
*ImperiledInPregnancy: Yeah, lots of this.
*TheJailbaitWait: Inverted. There exists a veneer of social expectation that omegas will be allowed to mature before being "mated", but in practice, most packs overlook [[{{Squick}} violations of that rule]].
*MandatoryMotherhood: Procreation is demanded of omegas, and they can be punished for any reason that they might not live up to the expectation.
*MenAreTough: Alphas are categorically huge, strong, and able to take a hard hit.
*MindRape: Each secondary gender caste has its own supernatural power to influence others. As the term implies, alphas have it the strongest. And abusive alphas are seen using that power to manipulate everyone, but especially the omegas who are sexually subjugated to them.
*MisterSeahorse: See HomosexualReproduction above.
*MysticalPregnancy: Implied to be how female alphas are able to impregnate male omegas.
*NoBisexuals: Despite mentions that the shifters are more flexible in gender preference than humans, there's a rather pointed absence of anyone who is actually shown or even mentioned to be interested in multiple genders.
*NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted. Much detail is given to omega fertility cycles.
*OppressiveStatesOfAmerica: It's mentioned a couple times, and explored in one side story, that no other country treats the shifters the way the US does.
*OppressedMinorityVeteran: It's common for shifters to enter the military because it's one of very few ways for them to bring in desperately needed human money.
*PopulationControl: Invoked as a grim possible necessity for packs that continue to grow without somehow expanding the enclosures they're forced to live in.
*PregnancyMakesYouCrazy: Zigzagged. Mood swings and intense cravings happen, but the former are mostly downplayed and the latter are as likely to be subverted as played straight.
*QuietCryForHelp: Omegas in unhappy or abusive situations have to resort to this to get any help at all.
*SingleTargetSexuality: Once an omega has mated, they ''can't'' feel desire for anyone but their mate. There are, however, some ways to break that bond.
*SlutShaming: Omegas get a lot of this due to the perception of them being useless for anything but sex and procreation.
*TraumaticCSection: A sort of natural C-section is just how omegas give birth and there are several which are traumatic or outright tragic.
*WallsOfTyranny:
*WhatIfTheBabyIsLikeMe: Omegas dread their babies turning out to be omegas themselve, due to the harassment and enslavement of the caste.
*WhiteAndGreyMorality: Systems are portrayed as more evil than any individual people, since certain systems are what enable people to do evil, but there are some clear good-guys.
*WomanlinessAsPathos: Frequently invoked by authorities within the packs as an excuse for why omegas can't be allowed any agency.
*WomenAreWiser: Lost traditions in the packs held that omegas possess a greater sense of justice, and powers to see it done that exceed even the power of alphas.
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!!Tropes:
*ArtisticLicenseBiology: [[https://phys.org/news/2021-04-wolf-dont-alpha-males-females.html Wolves don't work that way]], but omegaverse is frequently used as a framework to examine issues such as sexism, homophobia, and other problems rooted in social hierarchies. And that is certainly the case in this series.
*AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Or wolves. The two central conflicts in the series are the oppression of the omegas by the packs, and of the packs by the humans.
*BabiesEverAfter: Lots of happy baby endings. ''Lots''.
**Also subverted, as many omegas are ''very unhappily'' forced to bear children.
*BizarreHumanBiology: The authors present a ''unique'' solution to how human(ish) males could give birth. Omegas give birth through a gap that opens in their lower abdomen, a kind of natural C-section.
*BreedingSlave: How omegas are viewed and treated by most shifters.
*BullyingADragon: Omegas ''used to be'' revered for their supernatural powers to invoke calm and deflect aggression, though it's a subtle, intuitive power for most. But among them, there exist so-called "True Omegas" who seem to be capable of forcing others' emotions into whatever shape the True Omega wants, although they're only shown using that power to [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility make peace]]. Still, the outpouring of power and prosperity that results from even a single True Omega being ensured of his safety and agency is said to have been the catalyst for a massive trend of change and good fortune for ''all'' packs and all omegas, implying that much of the packs' poverty and oppression at the hands of the humans is [[BlamingTheVictim caused by their own internal systems of oppression]].
*CastFullOfGay / CastFullOfPrettyBoys: It ''is'' an epic of m/m romance targeted at women, after all.
*CleanPrettyChildbirth: ''Intensely'' averted and BizarreHumanBiology is in play. Squeamish readers beware.
*CommieLand: The series is all over the place with this trope. The packs are roughly communistic in internal structure, sharing most resources by necessity, and this is lampshaded at one point. There are also bleak concrete walls, barren landscapes, constant social conflict, and other markers of stereotypical oppressive communist regimes, but all of these and even the internal oppressive systems in the pack are a product of the broader oppression of the packs by humans.
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: some conventions established in the first half of the series disappear later in response to reader feedback and firming up of the overall plot and setting.
*EverybodyWantsTheHermaphrodite: Shifters are described as not caring nearly as much as humans do about the sex or gender of their partners, and yet omegas still stand out as the most desired.
*FantasticUnderclass: Omegas to the rest of shifter society, and shifters themselves to humans.
*ExpressDelivery: Shifter pregnancies last six months.
*FascistsBedTime: A curfew is enforced on the packs to protect delicate humans from the scary shapeshifters.
*FeelingTheBabyKick: Deployed frequently.
*FeministFantasy: Thinly veiled behind a looking glass, and fraught by certain stereotypes and power dynamics that persist even in the omegas' happy endings, [[{{Anvilicious}} but a reader would have to work incredibly hard]] to miss the gender equality message.
*GenderIncompetence: Most packs openly consider omegas profoundly incapable of much more than cooking and having babies. On the other hand, "an omega's labor is just... expected", and it isn't uncommon for an omega to be doing all the actual work of running a pack while an Alpha gets all the credit for it.
*GenderReveal: A few instances of omegas who tried to hide their status, or whose parents did, and were found out.
*GenderInverted: Omegaverse flips a lot of gender stereotypes about women onto men to highlight the absurd double-standards. That is particularly played up hard in this series, and the results vary wildly from being unsettling for the reader to completely scrambling some of the intended messages.
*GenderedInsult: Yeah, omegas get a lot of this.
*HeirClubForMen: Most Alphas (leaders of the packs, all male) and alphas are insistent on their mates giving them alpha sons. Given that alpha status is otherwise so immensely favored by the packs and primary gender otherwise almost ignored (since the secondary genders of alpha, omega, and others provide the lens through which to view gender and sexual dynamics instead), it's unclear why ''female'' alphas aren't equally prized.
*HomosexualReproduction: The omega gender includes males capable of bearing children, and the omegaverse genre is generally focused on male/male relationships.
*ImAManICantHelpIt: One of the defining tropes of omegaverse is alphas being unable to control themselves around an omega in heat, and is frequently romanticized. Here, [[{{Deconstructed}} that behavior is explicitly stated to be a product of inequality]], something only committed by alphas who were never expected to do better and never had anyone to teach them how.
*ImperiledInPregnancy: Yeah, lots of this.
*TheJailbaitWait: Inverted. There exists a veneer of social expectation that omegas will be allowed to mature before being "mated", but in practice, most packs overlook [[{{Squick}} violations of that rule]].
*MandatoryMotherhood: Procreation is demanded of omegas, and they can be punished for any reason that they might not live up to the expectation.
*MenAreTough: Alphas are categorically huge, strong, and able to take a hard hit.
*MindRape: Each secondary gender caste has its own supernatural power to influence others. As the term implies, alphas have it the strongest. And abusive alphas are seen using that power to manipulate everyone, but especially the omegas who are sexually subjugated to them.
*MisterSeahorse: See HomosexualReproduction above.
*MysticalPregnancy: Implied to be how female alphas are able to impregnate male omegas.
*NoBisexuals: Despite mentions that the shifters are more flexible in gender preference than humans, there's a rather pointed absence of anyone who is actually shown or even mentioned to be interested in multiple genders.
*NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted. Much detail is given to omega fertility cycles.
*OppressiveStatesOfAmerica: It's mentioned a couple times, and explored in one side story, that no other country treats the shifters the way the US does.
*OppressedMinorityVeteran: It's common for shifters to enter the military because it's one of very few ways for them to bring in desperately needed human money.
*PopulationControl: Invoked as a grim possible necessity for packs that continue to grow without somehow expanding the enclosures they're forced to live in.
*PregnancyMakesYouCrazy: Zigzagged. Mood swings and intense cravings happen, but the former are mostly downplayed and the latter are as likely to be subverted as played straight.
*QuietCryForHelp: Omegas in unhappy or abusive situations have to resort to this to get any help at all.
*SingleTargetSexuality: Once an omega has mated, they ''can't'' feel desire for anyone but their mate. There are, however, some ways to break that bond.
*SlutShaming: Omegas get a lot of this due to the perception of them being useless for anything but sex and procreation.
*TraumaticCSection: A sort of natural C-section is just how omegas give birth and there are several which are traumatic or outright tragic.
*WallsOfTyranny:
*WhatIfTheBabyIsLikeMe: Omegas dread their babies turning out to be omegas themselve, due to the harassment and enslavement of the caste.
*WhiteAndGreyMorality: Systems are portrayed as more evil than any individual people, since certain systems are what enable people to do evil, but there are some clear good-guys.
*WomanlinessAsPathos: Frequently invoked by authorities within the packs as an excuse for why omegas can't be allowed any agency.
*WomenAreWiser: Lost traditions in the packs held that omegas possess a greater sense of justice, and powers to see it done that exceed even the power of alphas.
