History YMMV / TheWarioBarkerCollection

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: ''Stars & Money'', ''The Second Story'', and probably several others.

** [[Anime/{{Voltron}} Allura]] [=McCoy=] and [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Mew]] are also very different than their canon selves.
* GrowingTheBeard: The forum story ''Azumanga Randomness'' debuted the foul-mouthed Chrissie, a large backstory involving the "hospital era", a '''very''' stressed-out Allura (due to her daughter's changes, a growing hatred of the Doctor, and the natural stresses of running a legit hospital for 50 years), a series of events that brought forth the birth of Nanami and suggested that she had [[spoiler:broken free of her time loop]], indications that Susan Wise couldn't be stopped '''ever''', and the First Doctor becoming free of the TARDIS' force field (which had prevented him from exiting the Ship because [[spoiler:he became an anomaly after his thirteenth regeneration; long story]]) — basically, a great deal of the ''Continuing Adventures'' mythos was established here, spanning all parts of the author's continuity.
* TearJerker: ''The Grand Eulogy''. Written on February 22, 2010 (the day after his father's death) and published exactly two years later, the author dealt with the situation the only way he knew how: by talking to his characters. It also meant having to confront his father's parallel, Samuel Dleifneb.

* GrowingTheBeard: The forum story ''Azumanga Randomness'' debuted the foul-mouthed Chrissie, a large backstory involving the "hospital era", a '''very''' stressed-out Allura (due to her daughter's changes, a growing hatred of the Doctor, and the natural stresses of running a legit hospital for 50 years), a series of events that brought forth the birth of Nanami and suggested that she had [[spoiler:broken free of her time loop]], indications that Susan Wise couldn't be stopped '''ever''', and the First Doctor becoming free of the TARDIS' force field (which had prevented him from exiting the Ship because [[spoiler:he became an anomaly after the Doctor died in his Thirteenth incarnation; long story]]) — basically, a lot of the ''Continuing Adventures'' mythos was established here, spanning all parts of the author's continuity.

** The Doctor seen in "The Continuing Adventures" is a ''very'' changed man.

* GrowingTheBeard: The forum story ''Azumanga Randomness'' debuted the foul-mouthed Chrissie, a large backstory involving the "hospital era", a '''very''' stressed-out Allura (due to her daughter and a growing hatred of the Doctor; the former remained a thread until just after ''The Reason Why''), a series of events that brought forth the birth of Nanami and suggested that she had [[spoiler:broken free of her time loop]], indicated that Susan Wise couldn't be stopped '''ever''', and the First Doctor becoming free of the TARDIS' force field (which had prevented him from exiting the Ship because [[spoiler:he became an anomaly after the Doctor died in his Thirteenth incarnation; long story]]) — basically, a lot of the ''Continuing Adventures'' mythos was established here, spanning all parts of the author's continuity.

** [[spoiler:Susan]] has become...quite insane.

** [[{{Voltron}} Allura]] [=McCoy=] and [[{{Pokemon}} Mew]] are also very different than their canon selves.
** Susan has become...quite insane.
* TearJerker: ''The Grand Eulogy''. Written on February 22, 2010 (the day after his father's death) and published exactly two years later, it has the author using his characters to help him deal with the situation; it also meant having to confront his father's parallel, Samuel Dleifneb.

* TearJerker: ''The Grand Eulogy''. Written on February 22, 2010 (the day after his father's death) and eventually published two years later to the day, it has the author using his characters to help him deal with the situation; it also meant having to confront his father's parallel, Samuel Dleifneb.

** [[spoiler:Susan Foreman]], now [[spoiler:Susan Wise]], has become...quite insane.
* TearJerker: ''The Grand Eulogy''. Written on February 22, 2010 (the day after his father's death), the story has the author using his characters to help him deal with the situation; it also meant having to confront his father's parallel, Samuel Dleifneb.