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* OnceOriginalNowCommon: A work is perceived as unoriginal by newer audiences, but was actually innovative when it was first released and ended up with a case of FollowTheLeader.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: A work is perceived as unoriginal by newer audiences, but was actually innovative when it was first released and ended up with a case of FollowTheLeader.
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%%* AlienArtsAreAppreciated: An alien species are fans of art, literature etc. created by another species.
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* RarelyPerformedSong: Fans may like a song, but the artist(s) themselves may be unable to physically, emotionally or even legally play it again publicly.
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* CharacterPerceptionEvolution: A strong like or dislike of a character by the fanbase flips to nearly the complete opposite years later.
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* FairForitsDay: A work or certain elements of a work are seen as problematic nowadays, but were actually quite progressive or positive depictions when the work was originally released.
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* FairForitsDay: FairForItsDay: A work or certain elements of a work are seen as problematic nowadays, but were actually quite progressive or positive depictions when the work was originally released.
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* FairForitsDay: A work or certain elements of a work are seen as problematic nowadays, but were actually quite progressive or positive depictions when they were originally released.
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* FairForitsDay: A work or certain elements of a work are seen as problematic nowadays, but were actually quite progressive or positive depictions when they were the work was originally released.
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* FairForitsDay: A work or certain elements of a work are seen as problematic nowadays, but were actually quite progressive or positive depictions when they were originally released.
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* OffendingTheCreatorsOwn: A group regards a work as offensive towards them, despite being made by a member of said group (who usually didn't intend for this reaction).
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* PopularityPolynomial: Can apply to individual works that go through a cycle of being popular, unpopular and then popular again.
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* ValuesDissonance: Certain elements and/or themes in a work were perceived as positive or a non-issue in the time period or location it was originally released, but are seen as problematic or negative outside of this (which can apply to entire works in some cases).
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This index seems to refer to out-of-universe audience reactions, not in-universe character reactions, so I'm not sure if these tropes fit here
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* CriticalBacklash: A works gets derided so much that some audiences start to find it's not ''that'' bad (it's not necessarily a great work but not regarded as completely terrible either).
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* HypeBacklash: A successful work gets hyped up so much that some audiences find it fails to live up to its reputation (it's not always necessarily seen as bad, merely underwhelming).
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* PresumedFlop: A work commonly seen as as flop was in fact actually successful at the time of its release.
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* PresumedFlop: A work commonly seen as as a flop was in fact actually successful at the time of its release.
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* CondemnedByHistory: Something that was once popular comes to be widely disliked years later.
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* CultClassic: A work isn't commercially successfully and/or well-known, but still has a devoted fanbase.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: A work is perceived as unoriginal by newer audiences, but was actually innovative when it was first released and ended up with a case of FollowTheLeader.
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* AHeroToHisHometown AHeroToHisHometown: A person who is loved by their own community but hated elsewhere.
* BaseBreakingCharacter: A character who fans have vastly differing opinions of.
* BrokenBase: Fans vastly disagree on a certain part of a work.
* ContestedSequel: People have differing opinions on the quality of a sequel.
* ContestedSequel: People have differing opinions on the quality of a sequel.
* CreatorsPet: A character who is the CreatorsFavorite but is seen as TheScrappy by fans.
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* AmericansHateTingle
AmericansHateTingle: Something that's popular in its country of origin isn't well-liked in another country.
*BetterOnDVD
BetterOnDVD: A film or series is considered better on DVD or a similar format for various reasons, such as removing ExecutiveMeddling.
*CreatorBacklash
CreatorBacklash: A creator expresses dislike or disappointment with their work, regardless of how the audience received it.
*CriticalDissonance
CriticalDissonance: Professional critics and general audiences have vastly different opinions on a work's quality.
*CriticProof
CriticProof: A work is poorly received critically but is still financially successful and/or popular.
*CrossCulturalKerfluffle
CrossCulturalKerfluffle: Something in one country that is considered funny or harmless is considered offensive in another country (and vice versa).
*GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff
GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: A work is unexpectedly popular outside its country of origin, sometimes even more so.
*MagnumOpusDissonance
MagnumOpusDissonance: A creator and audiences disagree on which of the creator's works is the best.
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PeripheryDemographic: A work attracts fans from a demographic it wasn't initially aimed at.
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PeripheryHatedom: A work attracts a hatedom from a demographic is wasn't aiming to appeal to.
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SleeperHit: A work that becomes unexpectedly popular and successful.
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VindicatedByCable: A work that flopped when it was first released becomes more successful on home video, streaming etc.
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VindicatedByHistory: A work that wasn't popular when it was first released becomes more popular and appreciated over time.
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How can a creation be called a "success"? Different people have different opinions, but in general, they can be split off into:
* Commercial success: it manages to at least cover up the production costs, if not more.
* Critical success: Critics deem the work as great.
* Fans success: the fans like the work.
** Demographic success: it manages to succeed in pleasing the target demographic.
** Outer demographic success: it manages to please people outside of the demographic.
** Multiple demographic success: If the work manages both of the above.
And, as one saying puts it, "you can't please everyone". Same goes with doing any kind of creation.
So naturally, any kind of creations can succeed in one place, but become a flop in another.
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* AcclaimedFlop
* AmericansHateTingle
* BetterOnDVD
* CreatorBacklash
* CriticalDissonance
* CriticProof
* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff
* MagnumOpusDissonance
* PeripheryDemographic
* PeripheryHatedom
* SleeperHit
* VindicatedByCable
* VindicatedByHistory
* VindicatedByReruns
* Commercial success: it manages to at least cover up the production costs, if not more.
* Critical success: Critics deem the work as great.
* Fans success: the fans like the work.
** Demographic success: it manages to succeed in pleasing the target demographic.
** Outer demographic success: it manages to please people outside of the demographic.
** Multiple demographic success: If the work manages both of the above.
And, as one saying puts it, "you can't please everyone". Same goes with doing any kind of creation.
So naturally, any kind of creations can succeed in one place, but become a flop in another.
!Index:
* AcclaimedFlop
* AmericansHateTingle
* BetterOnDVD
* CreatorBacklash
* CriticalDissonance
* CriticProof
* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff
* MagnumOpusDissonance
* PeripheryDemographic
* PeripheryHatedom
* SleeperHit
* VindicatedByCable
* VindicatedByHistory
* VindicatedByReruns
