History YMMV / FrolloFreak

* DracoInLeatherPants: Frollo falls victim to this in almost every work he's in. Even when he's portrayed as the villain, like in "The Disney Seven," descriptions surrounding him tend to be sexually charged.

* RonTheDeathEater: In ''Back to the Frollo'', Esmeralda gets treated like she's a horrible person for standing up to Frollo and not letting him sexually assault her.

** Iggy for being irresponsible and feeding people pot brownies without their knowledge.

* AcceptableTargets: Throughout all of Frollo Freak's work, gypsies are considered an acceptable target by every sympathetic character in the cast. Even characters who are supposed to be paragons of virtue and acceptance hate gypsies.

* IdiotPlot: The entirety of ''Didn't It Blow Your Mind, Claude Frollo?''. Most of the latter half involves characters frantically trying to find a stolen artifact in order to save a man from being executed for a crime he didn't commit. The characters have time travel, which they decide to use in a very convoluted and complicated way instead of just going back in time to prevent the artifact from being stolen. Also, since Claude Frollo is one of the most powerful people in Paris, he could probably just pardon the accused man with little to no consequence.

* UnfortunateImplications: These are frequently present in her work, especially her Disney-centered fanfic:
** ''Back to the Frollo'' reviewers have pointed out [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkD8bC09BwI&list=PLW4DLFZ6sE6EKsBlyh9zn6YEi5iG20Cje over]] and [[https://www.reddit.com/r/HobbyDrama/comments/coeqeu/frollo_fanfiction_community_that_awkward_moment/ over]] and [[https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/refia/back-to-the-frollo-reviews-t890.html over again]] that the series' handling of Esmeralda implies that sexual assault is the victim's fault and that racism is okay as long as it's anti-Romani.
** ''Didn't It Blow Your Mind, Claude Frollo?'' is [[https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/refia/didn-39-t-it-blow-your-mind-claude-frollo-reviews-t867.html often]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkD8bC09BwI&list=PLW4DLFZ6sE6EKsBlyh9zn6YEi5iG20Cje&index=1 criticised]] for implying that getting someone high on pot without their consent is fine and that dodging the draft for a desk job is easy. Then there's everything about the empress Theodora, a real-life historical figure Danisha supposedly admires—she makes it sound like we're supposed to admire Theodora, too, but the narrative's gratuitous use of innuendos about her "box" veer into subtle SlutShaming.
** ''The Disney Seven'' has been criticized by some reviewers for implying that Cruella de Vil making children work in a sweatshop is on par with Frollo cancelling a basketball game.

** ''The Disney Seven'' briefly mentions Sid from the first ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'' movie becoming a MadScientist when he's older. Come ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'', we actually do find out what an older Sid does for a living: [[spoiler: he's a trash truck driver]].

* IdiotPlot: The entirety of ''Didn't It Blow Your Mind, Claude Frollo?''. Most of the latter half involves characters frantically trying to find a stolen artifact in order to save a man from being executed for a crime he didn't commit. The characters have time travel, which they decide to use in a very convoluted and complicated way instead of just going back in time to prevent the artifact from being stolen. Also since Claude Frollo is one of the most powerful people in Paris, he could probably just pardon the accused man with little to no consequence.

* OlderThanTheyThink: Certain aspects of the Claude & Me series were lifted from the original Hunchback of Notre Dame novel, such as Frollo's more sympathetic traits. The supporting cast is also a mixture of actual characters invented by Victor Hugo and random OCs invented by Frollo Freak.

* EightDeadlyWords: This tends to come into play in the ''Claude and Me'' series, as most of the supposedly "good" characters are either irresponsible, clueless, selfish, or downright cruel to the point where readers don't want to root for them.

* HilariousInHindsight: Her ''Jedi in Oz'' series, a crossover between ''The Wizard of Oz,'' the ''Star Wars'' movies, and various Disney properties. Decades after the series was written, Disney bought Star Wars ''and'' produced a prequel to the ''Oz'' books, making the possibility of a crossover of some kind much more likely.

** Then again, considering [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/ByzantineEmpire just who Theodora was]], it's hard to tell how accidental the innuendo is.

* CharacterDerailment: If a character had a good arc in the movie they came from, there's a non-zero chance that Frollo Freak will completely derail it in her fanfiction.

* EightDeadlyWords: This tends to come into play in the ''Claude and Me'' series, as most of the supposedly "good" characters are either irresponsible, clueless, selfish, or downright cruel to the point where readers don't want to root for them.
* FetishRetardant: Any sexy scene with Frollo in it.
* IdiotPlot: The entirety of ''Didn't It Blow Your Mind, Claude Frollo?''. Most of the latter half involves characters frantically trying to find a stolen artifact in order to save a man from being executed for a crime he didn't commit. It's an IdiotPlot because:
** the characters have time travel, which they decide to use in a very convoluted and complicated way instead of just going back in time to prevent the artifact from being stolen, and
** Claude Frollo is one of the most powerful people in Paris and could probably just pardon the accused man with little to no consequence.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Frollo and Danisha for being needlessly cruel, petty, and dramatic. Iggy for being irresponsible and feeding people pot brownies without their knowledge.

* Fetish Retardant: Any sexy scene with Frollo in it.