History YMMV / TheMovement

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: ''The Movement'' was a DC Comics book that's not set in [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Gotham]] or [[Franchise/{{Superman}} Metropolis]], has no famous heroes as the protagonists, and an unusual core theme. It was a very risky and non-mainstream book that, despite its fans, could not find a big enough audience to keep the book going for more than 12 issues.

* {{Wangst}}: Averted. ''The Movement'' is one of the few books featuring teenage superheroes as the main characters that isn't overloaded with convoluted love triangles and exaggerated portrayals of depression. Some of the members do have issues, especially Burden, but said issues never take over the ongoing storyline.

!!The Comic Book

* {{Wangst}}: Averted. ''The Movement'' iss one of the few books featuring teenage superheroes as the main characters that isn't overloaded with convoluted love triangles and exaggerated portrayals of depression. Some of the members do have issues, especially Burden, but said issues never take over the ongoing storyline.

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: ''The Movement'' was a DC Comics book that's not set in [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Gotham]] or [[Franchise/{{Superman}} Metropolis]], has no known heroes, and an unusual core theme. It was a very risky and non-mainstream book that despite its fans, could not find a big enough audience to keep the book going for more than 12 issues.
* {{Wangst}}: Averted so far. ''The Movement'' is currently one of the few books featuring teenage superheroes as the main characters that is not overloaded with convoluted love triangles and exaggerated portrayals of depression. Some of the members do have issues, especially Burden, but said issues have not taken over the ongoing storyline.
* TheWoobie: Burden. He thinks he's possessed by a demon and accidentally killed his father. Guilt-ridden, he runs away from home.

!!The Fan Fiction
* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: All the original Animorphs get one. Some are still in planning.
** Cassie is an WellIntentionedExtremist. She's so dedicated to peace between yeerks and humans that she refuses to consider that other options are possible. [[spoiler: When she is eventually forced to, [[BreakTheCutie she goes ballistic and tries to kill everything that moves.]]]]
** Ax is overly-formal to compensate for the fact that [[spoiler: he's homosexual, which is forbidden in andalite society. His goal was to seem so perfect to the andalite authorities that if he was ever found out, they might have leniency for him. This habit carried over to his life on Earth. It helps that he had a crush on Tobias.]]
** Rachel is slowly going more and more insane due to her violence. She acts like a DumbBlonde to cover it up, and she gets [[AlphaBitch meaner and meaner as time goes along]], driving her friends away. [[spoiler: She eventually goes on an impossible suicide mission and dies.]]
** Tobias feels the need to be more and more human to have a functional relationship with Rachel. She's mean to him (due to her gradual slip into insanity), making him think that he's not doing a very good job, so he tries to be even more human. [[spoiler: In the end, he becomes a human nothlit during a mission and is instantly killed.]]
* BadassDecay: Rachel. She's still dangerous as the series goes along, but 'badass' implies sanity.
* FanficFuel: The author takes advantage of the fact that the Peace Movement is largely absent from the Animorphs series.
* JerkassWoobie: Rachel.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Oh, look, an Animorphs fan fiction! It must be kid friendly, just like the original series, right? Well, other than the fact that EveryoneIsBi, there's a trans character, [[spoiler: everybody dies at the end]], there are quite a few descriptions of AbusiveParents, and [[spoiler: Verrator]] has a severe mental disease... [[ComicallyMissingThePoint yeah]], [[{{Dissimile}} pretty]] [[BlatantLies much]].
* TheWoobie: Ax and Tobias both qualify.

* {{Adorkable}}: In her brief appearance so far, Vengeance Moth has shades of this. Fruit snack?

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: ''The Movement'' was a DC Comics book that's not set in [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Gotham]] or [[Franchise/{{Superman}} Metropolis]], has no known heroes, and an unusual core theme. It was a very risky and non-mainstream book that despite its fans, could no find a big enough audience to keep the book going for more than 12 issues.

* GreyAndGrayMorality: The Movement seeks to help the downtrodden, but engages in some questionable methods and counts a brutal KnightTemplar among their numbers. The police run the gamut from honest cops doing the best they can in the situation to corrupt sleazebags.

* Adorkable: In her brief appearance so far, Vengeance Moth has shades of this. Fruit snack?

** Cassie is an WellIntentionedExtremixt. She's so dedicated to peace between yeerks and humans that she refuses to consider that other options are possible. [[spoiler: When she is eventually forced to, [[BreakTheCutie she goes ballistic and tries to kill everything that moves.]]]]

** Cassie is an ExtremistWithGoodIntentions. She's so dedicated to peace between yeerks and humans that she refuses to consider that other options are possible. [[spoiler: When she is eventually forced to, [[BreakTheCutie she goes ballistic and tries to kill everything that moves.]]]]

* TheWoobie: Rachel and Tobias both qualify.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Oh, look, an Animorphs fan fiction! It must be kid friendly, just like the original series, right? Well, other than the fact that EveryoneIsBi, there's a trans character, [[spoiler: everybody dies at the end]], there are quite a few descriptions of AbusiveParents, and [[spoiler: Verrator]] has a severe mental disease... [[ComicallyMissingThePoint yeah]], [[{{Dissimile}} pretty much]].

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Oh, look, an Animorphs fan fiction! It must be kid friendly, just like the original series, right? Well, other than the fact that EveryoneIsBi, there's a trans character, [[spoiler: everybody dies at the end]], there are quite a few descriptions of AbusiveParents, and [[spoiler: Verrator]] has a severe mental disease... [[ComicallyMissingThePoint yeah]], [[{{Dissimile}} pretty much]].

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Oh, look, an Animorphs fan fiction! It must be kid friendly, just like the original series, right? Well, other than the fact that EveryoneIsBi, there's a trans character, [[spoiler: everybody dies at the end]], there are quite a few descriptions of AbusiveParents, and [[spoiler: Verrator]] has a severe mental disease... [[ComicallyMissingThePoint yeah]], [[Dissimile pretty much]].

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Oh, look, an Animorphs fan fiction! It must be kid friendly, just like the original series, right? Well, other than the fact that EveryoneIsBi, there's a trans character, [[spoiler: everybody dies at the end]], there are quite a few descriptions of AbusiveParents, and [[spoiler: Verrator]] has a severe mental disease... [[ComicallyMissingThePoint yeah]], [[Disimile pretty much]].