Basic Trope: A fanfic that is intentionally horrible. Usually for laughs.
- Straight: Alise Learning Again How To Love is a fanfic of YA Fantasy Romance Series that features the main character, now a
Possession Sue, inexplicably going back in time and falling in love with Adolf Hitler. The grammar is atrocious, the characters are flat and sorely misrepresented, and the author's "personal enemies" are written in just so they can be shot. - Exaggerated: The spelling is mangled to the point that the fic is nearly unreadable, offensive remarks are tossed around like confetti (if only to get a reaction), and every other sentence seems to be a sarcastic potshot at some aspect of the series' fanbase.
- Downplayed: Crack Fic
- Justified:
- The fanfic was made solely for the lulz, and not to disturb YA Fantasy Romance Series' fanbase.
- The fanfic is in the point of view of an archivist (who turns out to be the fanfic's author) who paraphrased Alice's diary into a third person point of view and released it to the public, as Alice was going insane during the writing of her diary in its later parts, rampant spelling mistakes, as well as fantasies about going back in time to date Hitler were included, as the archivist only paraphrased Alice's diary into third person and nothing else, the spelling mistakes remained unaddressed; the archivist also decided to turn Alice into a Possession Sue solely for comedy.
- Inverted: A Fix Fic for YA Fantasy Romance Series is remarkably better and more serious than the source material.
- Subverted: The first chapter is riddled with spelling errors, and describes Alice going back in time with the goal of romancing Hitler... except it's then established that time travel has existed for a long time in this universe, that Alice is writing about herself in the third person, and that she's gradually losing her sanity and comprehensibility. The fic adopts an actual third-person point of view and treats itself seriously after the first chapter.
- Double Subverted: The author of the fic gets bored of writing it, and prematurely publishes a final chapter just to kill off any serious aspects it had.
- Parodied: Someone writes a trollfic of the trollfic. The cycle continues until the universe is crushed to death by the many layers of irony.
- Zig Zagged: ???
- Averted: The fic is normal.
- Enforced: The author is a satirist who isn't used to writing seriously but wants to show devotion to the source material anyway.
- Lampshaded: ???
- Invoked: ???
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: ???
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
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