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17th May '13 8:54:52 AM helterskelter

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Nominal Parody merged with Redundant Parody.

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15th May '13 9:32:35 PM dsneybuf

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10th May '13 7:51:37 AM Kereea

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* Th Disney Channel made for TV movie ''Read it and Weep'' had Iz, the wish-fulfillment MarySue from the main character's diary who seems to just be a Sue doing Sue things: winning the guy the author wants, humiliating expys of people the girl dislikes and so on. Then the diary gets published...and becomes a best seller with Iz coming to life in the author's mind to supposedly help her through he new-found fame. Only for the deconstruction to seriously set in, ''especially'' once people find out the diary's characters are based off actual other students when the author slips and calls the villain by her rival's name. Iz is then revealed to be self-centered, vain, and a total sociopath who doesn't care who gets hurt to get what she wants, and the author realizes that acting like a Sue in RealLife turns you into a total jerk and loses you all your friends. 
** Oh, and Iz also has superpowers for no reason other than to abuse people she dislikes. Also causing problems when people realize the book's characters are based off real people since, well, you're writing about "zapping" people just for being mean in a normal, high school way.

9th May '13 10:35:51 AM karategal

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7th May '13 4:45:07 AM EmancipatedConstipation

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27th Apr '13 1:05:40 PM Kernigh

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26th Apr '13 2:42:51 PM SirTiki

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* Poochie on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' is a good example of a Stu character played as a parody of new characters who are just stuck into stories and then they annoy the fans. But the reason Poochie annoys the fans isn't just because he's new, it's because of his Gary Stu traits. He comes in with a whole rap song about why he's so cool, Itchy and Scratchy's usually violently comedic characters are changed into [[CreatorsPet oohing and ahhing over him]], and he throws the story off course to show off how cool he is (cue Milhouse moaning "[[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot When are they going to get to the fireworks factory?!]]"). Also, like with many Gary Stu type characters, [[CreatorsPet the fans are annoyed by him]], except for his voice actor, Homer, who acts like a fan who is overly protective of their MarySue character. Homer's idea of how to improve the show is to make Poochie louder, angrier, have access to a time machine, and to make the other characters say "Where's Poochie?" when he's not on-screen, which could also go under the CreatorsPet trope.

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* Poochie on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' is a good example of a Stu character played as a parody of new characters who are just stuck into stories and then they annoy the fans. But the reason Poochie annoys the fans isn't just because he's new, it's because of his Gary Stu traits. He comes in with a whole rap song about why he's so cool, Itchy and Scratchy's usually violently comedic characters are changed into [[CreatorsPet oohing and ahhing over him]], and he throws the story off course to show off how cool he is (cue Milhouse moaning "[[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot When are they going to get to the fireworks factory?!]]"). Also, like with many Gary Stu type characters, [[TheScrappy the fans are annoyed by him]], [[CreatorsPet except for his voice actor]], Homer, who acts like a fan who is overly protective of their MarySue character. Homer's idea of how to improve the show is to make Poochie louder, angrier, have access to a time machine, and to make the other characters say "Where's Poochie?" when he's not on-screen, which could also go under the CreatorsPet trope.

22nd Apr '13 1:08:23 PM EmancipatedConstipation

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21st Apr '13 4:28:40 PM EmancipatedConstipation

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21st Apr '13 4:20:00 PM EmancipatedConstipation

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