History YMMV / ChristianHumberReloaded

* HoYay:
** The cyborg shark called Chridon, they even say to each other that they have "badass male bodies." There goes my sex drive...
** This story really is THAT insane.

-->"I will rip out your hearts eat them then crap out your souls, you will taste oblivion, which tastes like Red Bull, which is disgusting!"

** In a general sense, the fic has gone from being a popular source of mocking and bullying, to a genuinely enjoyable piece of work with a dedicated cult fan base who adore the story itself, flaws and all

* BileFascination -- Hence, its fame.

* DracoInLeatherPants -- For Vashblade himself, played straight, as we're supposed to emphasize someone whose heroic batting average is lacking at best. Otherwise? ''Averted.'' There's even a scene wherein Roxas realizes Organization XIII are, pretty much to a man, [[CardCarryingVillain total assholes,]] and assists Vash in deliverating them to oblivion.
** In one case, ''inverted,'' as sympathetic FFX-2 villain Shuyin is painted as an "ugly" and twisted fiend, despite being a dead ringer for Tidus.

* HoYay -- His "fusions," arguably.

* VindicatedByHistory: Vash is an [[Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann obscenely overpowered]] [[Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja bizarre mish-mash of species and professions,]] [[Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures equipped with a dizzying array of]] [[Webcomic/ProblemSleuth video game cliches and]] [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} fused equipment,]] and [[WebComic/AxeCop virtually none of his insane enemies can stop him and his equally-bizarre sidekicks.]] Guess what style of storytelling became wildly popular just after the time this was released to the world?

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation --

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap -- Kagome, generally dismissed as the "annoying useless girl," is the only force in all of nature who can ''stop'' Vash once he goes berserk. He even trusts her with his panoply of megaweapons when he hops off to find Paradise.

* TearJerker -- The fate of Kekanu and his family.
* VindicatedByHistory -- Vash is an [[Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann obscenely overpowered]] [[Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja bizarre mish-mash of species and professions,]] [[Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures equipped with a dizzying array of]] [[Webcomic/ProblemSleuth video game cliches and]] [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} fused equipment,]] and [[WebComic/AxeCop virtually none of his insane enemies can stop him and his equally-bizarre sidekicks.]] Guess what style of storytelling became wildly popular just after the time this was released to the world?

* WriterCopOut -- ''"With ease"'' should sum it up, or a new power level or fusion or something.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Vash notes that the webcomic artist "sound(s) like an ASSHOLE" for making fun of Humber. Not long afterward, the Humber family contacted the artist, and he had to stop work on the comic.

** Is Christian "Vashblade" Humber an extremely ruthless and sociopathic AntiHero at the dark end of Type V or a VillainProtagonist with very few redeeming qualities.

** Is the Corrupted Self evil-er twin who [[AxCrazy murders with even greater impunity]], or [[ChessMaster diabolic mastermind]] urging on Humber's base urges?

* DesignatedVillain: If you're not familiar with the canon storylines of the works referenced, many of the villains' only "crimes" are opposing Humber or even merely being people he happens to cross paths with.
* DracoInLeatherPants -- For Vashbladehumber himself, played straight, as we're supposed to emphasize someone whose heroic batting average is lacking at best. Otherwise? ''Averted.'' There's even a scene wherein Roxas realizes Organization XIII are, pretty much to a man, [[CardCarryingVillain total assholes,]] and assists Humber in deliverating them to oblivion.

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap -- Kagome, generally dismissed as the "annoying useless girl," is the only force in all of nature who can ''stop'' Humber once he goes berserk. He even trusts her with his panoply of megaweapons when he hops off to find Paradise.

* VindicatedByHistory -- Humber is an [[Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann obscenely overpowered]] [[Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja bizarre mish-mash of species and professions,]] [[Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures equipped with a dizzying array of]] [[Webcomic/ProblemSleuth video game cliches and]] [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} fused equipment,]] and [[WebComic/AxeCop virtually none of his insane enemies can stop him and his equally-bizarre sidekicks.]] Guess what style of storytelling became wildly popular just after the time this was released to the world?

** Really whenever the fic attempts to be even slightly dramatic, it devolves into narm because of either the poor writing, spelling and phrasing, the complete ridiculousness of the scene in general, the stilted and over the top dialogue or sometimes a combo of all three

** In a general sense, the fic has gone from being a popular source of mocking and bullying, to a genuinely enjoyable piece of work with a dedicated cult fan base who genuinely adore the story itself, flaws and all

* Really whenever the fic attempts to be even slightly dramatic, it devolves into narm because of either the poor writing, spelling and phrasing, the complete ridiculousness of the scene in general, the stilted and over the top dialogue or sometimes a combo of all three

* HeartwarmingMoments: After ending the comic on the request of the Humber family, Normalman included a heartfelt thank you to all his viewers and fans in the final announcement.

* NarmCharm: The [[http://christianhumberreloaded.thecomicseries.com/comics/162/ announcement of the webcomic's end]] concludes with "Thanks for reading, and remember that there's a little [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot Super-Saiyan Wolf Demon Dragon Horteka Dark Templar Bounty Hunter]] in us all...". What would come off as a completely ridiculous line comes off as an ''appropriately'' ridiculous and yet somewhat [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmimngMoments heartwarming]] farewell to everyone who enjoyed the webcomic.

* DesignatedHero: Vashblade

* MoralEventHorizon -- At least once per part. To wit:
** Part One: Skinning street gangs alive, nailing them to walls, and leaving them to die; murdering a little girl who turned him in to the police for beating up the Japanese emperor, then murdering her entire extended family and the rest of her hometown.
** Part Two: "Deleting" what a spy saw from her memory. [[UnfortunateImplications Note said spy is a human woman.]]
** Part Three: ''Murdering 6,000,000 innocent people at the Superbowl, followed by singling out one policeman for AFateWorseThanDeath.'' Also murdering a bunch of scientists later, but that aforementioned massacre is hard to follow up on.
*** It's worth noting that at the Super Bowl, where Vash teleported by accident and got surrounded by soldiers, Vash was (surprisingly) originally planning to fight his way out without killing anyone, but after getting shot in the shoulder, decides to kill everyone there just to show them what it's like to face Horteka in battle.
** Part Four: Mocking the weeping family of a demon he just murdered. Not as spectacular as the above, but exceptionally heartless.
** Part Five: Dragging dead Final Fantasy X bosses out of the Farplane and torturing them to death... or, rather, ''almost'' to death, thus bringing said holocaust-happy big bads back to life and promptly forgetting about them. He also forces a kid to remain silent about his whereabouts and bring him food every night by threatening to kill him and his entire family if he does not. Also murdering a group of 'Snobs' for no reason what so ever, other than the fact that they were rich.
** Part Six: Marching on Washington, D.C. and killing numerous soldiers trying to defend the president when all involved could easily bypass them.

* SoBadItsGood

* VindicatedByHistory -- Humber is an [[TengenToppaGurrenLagann obscenely overpowered]] [[Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja bizarre mish-mash of species and professions,]] [[Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures equipped with a dizzying array of]] [[Webcomic/ProblemSleuth video game cliches and]] [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} fused equipment,]] and [[WebComic/AxeCop virtually none of his insane enemies can stop him and his equally-bizarre sidekicks.]] Guess what style of storytelling became wildly popular just after the time this was released to the world?