History Literature / OrdinarilyUnited

* DesignatedGirlFight: Averted. Carlson and Unitia Origin each take on roughly the same number of male Demons as they do female Demons. This is made more obvious in that, including Unitia Origin, there's a [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters literal]] 50/50 split between men and women.

* DangerouslyShortSkirt: Parodied with Kameel Kick, whose main outfit involves this. And she kicks a lot in that skirt. And it's not [[MagicSkirt magic.]] And she only wears a tiny thong under the skirt. For what it's worth, the author is openly familiar with Brenda from ''WesternAnimation/PerfectHairForever'' and has referenced her among a few select other characters, so Kameel is continuing the tradition of referencing her as Diane did in ''Steve Buhvillen's Intriguing Group''.

** Kameel Kick is introduced in a full policewoman's uniform, but she throws it off to reveal that she has a DangerouslyShortSkirt, she ''kicks'' in that skirt, and underneath is a miniscule thong.

** He doesn't judge but he's not part of the UsefulNotes/FurryFandom. Every "anthro" character seen in the story is a villain. Swinging Blade (who resembles a "typical" anthro character), Tony the Bear (although he's less "furry" in the traditional sense and more like a walking teddy bear with a buff form) and Cryipasto (who looks more like a stylized ''Sonic'' character, as he's a parody of ''VideoGame/SonicExe'') are outright ButtMonkey[=s=], but other "border" examples like Large Avian and Empty Fin are treated with ''slightly'' more respect. Yet they're still both ultimately just boomerang fodder. Swinging Blade is also the only "furry" Demon who has appeared in more than one chapter. This even reaches the extent where Carlson does not find them attractive on a subconcious level, as his EroticDreams only involve Demons who are very humanoid and not anthro, once the Demons show up in his dreams.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair:
** The Unitias come in a variety of colors and, later, "patterns;" but one thing universal among the "main sixteen" is that they ''all'' have different bizarre hair colors while having normal skin tones (well, some of them are extremely pale, but their skin tones could still pass as "albino"). Origin's hair is a sea green that's admitted by Great Pikmin Fan to just be an inversion of [[WesternAnimation/GravityFalls .GIFfany's]] hair color. Unitia Two's is a similar pink, if not ''that exact same'' pink.
** Ruby has red hair, Transparaghost has cyan hair, Eldbrash has blue hair (which is justified due to him being a Chilled Water Guardian), and Kameel Kick has purple-fuchsia hair (also justified, she's a Sky Guardian). Hex has green hair but she also has green skin. Leon's yellow hair could possibly pass as blond, and despite being associated with the color orange Her Bone's hair is half-blonde, half-brunette.
** Hoodieath has pink hair. That, and her undergarments constantly being visible are part of her referencing Brenda from ''WesternAnimation/PerfectHairForever''.
** Yuullieke has cyan/azure hair, which is explicitely said to be dyed. The "Super Seven" of the Knights ''probably'' have natural hair colors (for a given definition of "natural" for Hex, who was artificially made), the Unitias and other soul beings have definitely natural hair colors (sans Ninjssassin), and Hoodieath is ambiguous, but Yuullieke is the one major character confirmed to dye her hair.
** "Mystery Casino Woman"/Ellise Daisies is also confirmed to dye her hair by the narrative, in this case part of it is a shade of lavender.

** This is to "typical" ecchis [[ClicheStorm reliant on the same tired gags and character types]] what ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'' is to cartoon violence. ''Ordinarily United'' proper was the author's attempt at making something that was neither afraid to show skin nor just a mindless ClothingDamage-fest that acted as media-junkfood.

-->"Oh, wow, ''that'' happened to my clothes! Oh well! I guess the moral of the story is: [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife If you want to keep your life un-ruined, don't read TV Tropes!]] Important Life Lessons from Wavette!"

* BiTheWay: Great Pikmin Fan confirmed that Carlson, Stella, and all of the Unitias are all bi, although the former two have a preference for women. Stella is first seen trying to win over a man (Ritch) in a single date, but after that she implies that the majority of her previous one night-stands were female and is blatantly attracted to the Unitias (something she makes blatant at the end of Chapter 2 when she talks about switching places with Carlson). Stella is mainly seen trying to woo women after Ritch.

*** Swinging Blade is like Matthew Patel, just [[TheDitz dumber.]] Both of them are hammy, their first physical appearance involves dropping in with no warning, and the main characters kind of have a hard time taking them seriously. Patel's battle in both the comic and the movie took the form of a musical; Swinging Blade ''tries'' to pull a musical number while he pummels on Eldbrash, but Carlson steps in and headbutts him before he can get past two [[PainfulRhyme (really shitty)]] lines. Like Matthew, Swinging Blade is meant to come off as a weak villain that introduces a major plot element (the Evil Exes in ''Scott Pilgrim'' and the Shiny Rocks in ''Ordinarily United'').

** He doesn't judge but he's not part of the UsefulNotes/FurryFandom. Every "anthro" character seen in the story is a villain. Swinging Blade (who resembles a "typical" anthro character), Tony the Bear (although he's less "furry" in the traditional sense and more like a walking teddy bear with a buff form) and Cryipasto (who looks more like a stylized ''Sonic'' character, as he's a parody of ''VideoGame/SonicExe'') are outright ButtMonkey[=s=], but other "border" examples like Large Avian and Empty Fin are treated with ''slightly'' more respect. Yet they're still both ultimately just boomerang fodder. Swinging Blade is also the only "furry" Demon who has appeared in more than one chapter.

** Eldbrash has not been naked as of Chapter 9, but his outfit is fairly revealing and only made of ice, which is not commented upon at all. Mainly because many other characters put him to shame.

** The Eighth Circle finishes his second meeting with Carlson by saying a line similar to a well-known line from [[VideoGame/{{Undertale}} his inspiration:]] [[spoiler:"Carlson. It was nice to meet you. Goodbye."]]

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Carlson's neighbor back at the beginning is named "Rich''shirt,''" not "Richard." The Inventor's real name is likewise Eug'''i'''ne, not Eugene.

** Fan ''really'' hates [[DesignatedHero "loveable"]] pervert characters with a heart of gold. [[spoiler:The Inventor was specifically written to be a mockery of this trope, where he's portrayed as a super creepo rather than a guy who "can't help but love to grope boobies." To hammer in the point, rather than ''actually'' showing him grope someone and risk glorifying it, he's instead feeling up a mannequin, to try to ensure as few people as possible would be aroused by his behavior. That's just his debut chapter -- come Chapter 10 where he steps in to full villainy by trying to kill Stella and Henfight, he's beaten in a rather humiliating fashion by Stella and company, before suffering from a death that's explicitely stated to be long, slow, and painful. His assistant, Henfight, is similarly mocking a perfectly obediant girlfriend, and she's ''also'' deliberately designed to be unsexy in that Inventor's preferred outfit for her is a ''chicken suit'' and she speaks in extremely dull monotone.]] This is in stark contrast to Carlson and just about any other character in the story (even Stella, obsessed with sex, and even ''Hoodieath,'' who is loud and rude but not a manipulative slimeball), who generally react to nudity and sex with maturity and strive for healthy relationships. In Chapter 10's closing notes, it's confirmed that [[spoiler:the Inventor and Henfight]] were "inspired" by [[Manga/SevenDeadlySins Meliodas and Elizabeth,]] but the former draws a lot from faux-"nice guys" in general.

The year is 2059. Emilleabora Carlson (he goes by his last name; it's not clear what's up with his first name) is talented at almost everything. ''Incredibly'' talented. He can swim up waterfalls, beat someone in a Chess match blindfolded and only going by the sound the pieces make upon landing, and he's lucky enough to be dragged on a number of adventures where he's the "first human" to discover all kinds of mutants and monsters. And he's a bit bored with it. Until he ends up getting roped in to a mission where he has to save humanity from ninety-nine "soul beings" -- amortal spirits from an afterlife-like dimension that were crowded in their own home -- called [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast the Hundred Demons]] from wiping out the human race. What makes this mission "special" is that he's told that the leader of the Hundred Demons ''is'' strong enough to potentially be his first WorthyOpponent. He learns of this from Unitia Origin, a soul being with the appearance of a tall humanoid with an exaggerated bust and butt that always ('''always''') goes around completely naked, during a year-long period of time where the soul beings have to wait in magic buildings called "Tombs" for them to be physical. During the year, originally intended for Unitia Origin to just tell Carlson about the Demons, they end up falling in love. Complicating matters a little is that Unitia Origin kept a surprise the fact that, once she becomes fully physical, her strange stone-like slab she's connected to called the "Generator" starts making a growing number of Unitias. Going on a numbering system from Unitia Two onward (Unitia Origin being the "Unitia One"), they double every day and become something of an unusual take on an UnwantedHarem. Which is a minor obstacle since Carlson considers his love to ''only'' be for Unitia Origin. In the "present," in 2060, Carlson and Unitia Origin try to push past the duplication issue and other possible relationship obstacles as they try to take down the Hundred Demons and save humanity, a mission that is completely unlike any that ''either'' of the two have ever been on. They end up getting... "help" (an intentionally underwhelming gang of oddballs making fun of the OvershadowedByAwesome trope) in the form of a group eventually called the Stellar Silver Knights.

* AliensSpeakingEnglish: Hand-waved in that the Eighth Circle and Unitia Origin are both huge geeks about Earth and its culture, so the former set up a lesson on how to speak English while the latter ate it up completely. As for the other Demons, while they want to wipe out humanity they ''do'' want to at least enjoy the works left behind.

** Assily Blast is the third arc's villain. He's the Rock Holder there and [[spoiler:he's the first baddie Carlson's can't simply beat just by rushing in to him.]]

* BattleHarem: A case where the harem is an actual harem that openly has sex with the "middle" of it (and each-other) and not just various love interests ship-teased with the lead. The Unitias are a harem that doubles every day, ''every last one of them'' is comitted to Carlson, and they all kick ass together... ''on paper.'' In practice, only one or two ''at the most'' of the Unitias is powerful enough to breeze through most of their threats.

* FireIceLightning: Downplayed. Those are far from the only "elements" in the story, but the main two characters and the ArcVillain[=s=] are loosely grouped like this. Carlson has a loose association with water, the Unitias have a more consistent and strong association with fire (and earth), and the Shiny Rock Holders (despite the fire-using Blazing Fast being one of them) have an electricity-theme coming from the Rocks themselves.

** Exaggerated with the Unitias. The closest thing any of them have to any "clothes" is that they use a single finger to barely cover their vulvas, and run around completely naked otherwise. When they feel that they are close enough as friends to a person (and ''just'' friendship; it's a bit before the actual relationship part), they drop the finger-cover around them. They also lack it around each-other. [[spoiler:Chapter 9 implies that this is a "leftover" from Unitia Origin's past. Back in the Parallel a few years ago, she would grow several arms out of her body and have them clamp over each-other in the loose form of a "dress," except with her breasts showing. Basically, she went from "covering" herself with dozens of arms in the past to just covering herself with one in the present, showing how she's changed and stepped away from her evil past. But the fact that she still covers herself a little reflects her guilt of her own past, and the other Unitias are similarly a little shaken but try to push Origin away from thinking about that.]]

* HypocriticalHumor: Hoodieath yells at Unitia Origin for "censoring [herself]" and asks why Origin would be naked if she was just going to cover herself. Not once does it cross Hoodieath's mind that the finger-cover could be seen less as censorship and more as faux-''clothing,'' in which case Hoodieath wears ''far'' more than the Unitias. Additionally, despite her outcries about how violence is seen as something "kid-friendly" on television while the slightest hint of a female nipple would be instantly banned, Hoodieath herself is one of the most violence-obsessed heroic characters in the entire story. And she sent a severed hand to the mayor of Watch City at some point.

** Shayot Banx is a monster with stick-like proportioned body and a billiard theme. Just like "Stickdawg," a minor villain from ''Housestuck Hurrcain Crconikals''.

** The Moth Reaper is not even an {{Expy}} so much as he is ''directly'' taken from a minor recurring villain in ''Housestuck Hurrcain Crconikals'', just given a slight redesign and with his "three lives" system removed.

* {{Polyamory}}: Carlson is in a heavy polygamous relationship with all of the Unitias. He still considers Unitia Origin his "''lover''" lover while the other Unitias are closer along the lines to friends that he has sex with. Complicating matters is that Origin did not tell him about the doubling aspect until the day after it first happened -- she originally thought she would be keeping it as a pleasant surprise. He... ended up being a lot more confused than that.

* SatelliteLoveInterest: Deconstructed. Chapter 9 seems to be setting up Stella to have a single, actual love interest rather than a one-night stand, a strange woman she meets at one of Watch City's supercasinos that actually gives her useful if somewhat vague life advice. Stella is utterly blown away by this... and then Assily Blast attacks, making the Unitias yank Stella out out of safety, and for privacy reasons they refuse to let her talk to the person she just met as there's a gray area with abusing that power to use the Unitias for stalking people. [[spoiler:The fact that Unitia Origin herself used to be a stalker is likely why they are so strict about that in the first place.]] Stella is mortified, and she later starts yelling at Unitias Origin and Two for taking her away from her "dream girl," even though the Unitias point out, she was someone Stella ''just barely met''. Stella did not even know her ''name,'' and neither do the readers at the time. [[spoiler:It's heavily implied from the story specifically calling the electric shock that led to Stella meeting her a "light blue" spark and the general contrived-ness of the situation that Assily Blast intentionally staged the attack so that the Unitias would pull Stella out right before she could know the name of a potential permanent date. Assily Blast did this so that Stella would have more of a reason to be angry at Unitia Origin and call out her behavior in the past.]]
* SelfHarm: [[spoiler:It's implied by Blazing Fast's last words that Carlson's specifically looking for a "tough challenge" specifically because he likes making his own life difficult, which became significantly harder since the Unitias made everything so much easier for him.]]

** Fan ''really'' hates [[DesignatedHero "loveable"]] pervert characters with a heart of gold. [[spoiler:The Inventor was specifically written to be a mockery of this trope, where he's portrayed as a super creepo rather than a guy who "can't help but love to grope boobies." To hammer in the point, rather than ''actually'' showing him grope someone and risk glorifying it, he's instead feeling up a mannequin, to try to ensure as few people as possible would be aroused by his behavior. That's just his debut chapter -- GPF's profile outright calls him a villain. His assistant, Henfight, is similarly mocking a perfectly obediant girlfriend, and she's ''also'' deliberately designed to be unsexy in that Inventor's preferred outfit for her is a ''chicken suit'' and she speaks in extremely dull monotone.]] This is in stark contrast to Carlson and just about any other character in the story (even Stella, obsessed with sex, and even ''Hoodieath,'' who is loud and rude but not a manipulative slimeball), who generally react to nudity and sex with maturity and strive for healthy relationships.

* TemptingFate: Parodied in Chapter 5 when Stella says that the hotline will start going off ''right'' as she mentions the hotline. When it does go off ''two hours later,'' she says that she knew it would start ringing "as soon as" she talked about it.

** [[spoiler:The Inventor. He seems like a noble, heroic figure that fits right along with some of his commerads -- the American football-themed Eighthback and the "classic superhero"-based Eyebeam Man -- but near the end of Chapter 8 he's seen literally slobbering over mannequins while creepily fantasizing about them being Stella. In the following chapter, he displays some slightly... ''off'' behavior, focused on tracking her down and implied to be stalking her. This, combined with his ''extremely'' negative description in Great Pikmin Fan's profile, confirms that he's actually a villain.]]

** The Unitias go by a numbering system where they call each-other "Unitia [number]." The exception is Unitia Origin, who should fit under "Unitia One." Carlson points this out in the first chapter. Unitias Two+ call her "Unitia One" instead, and when Carlson finally asks Two ''why'' in the end of the third chapter, she gives a rather cryptic answer in that it's tied to how Origin/One sees herself.

** "Mystery Casino Woman" is also confirmed to dye her hair by the narrative, in this case part of it is a shade of lavender.

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-->''Moon. Go away.\\

And you're here to stay...''

[[note]]Those "lyrics" have yet to show up in ''Ordinarily United'' proper, but they are on Great Pikmin Fan's profile to end his section on the series, and he promises to use them.[[/note]]

** The first chapter originally stated that there were ''living'' beings in the Parallel that could interact with soul beings in a limited way, which would explain how soul beings there ate "meat." This was retconned and edited, and now there are no living or non-soul-matter things on the Parallel at all. Instead, the "meat" in the flashback where that came up was just something Unitia Origin made via matter synthesis.

** In Chapter 4 of ''Journals of Wisdom, Power, and Courage'', Soos gets his outfit utterly shredded and then for no reason spends the rest of the story running around butt-naked. In ''Ordinarily United'', Carlson starts out with a full suit of knight armor, gets that destroyed, then basically goes "screw it" and runs around without. Although a key difference is that Carlson does have a swimsuit on underneath.

* ProductionForeshadowing: In Chapter 4, Carlson is seen reading a book involving characters (specifically Taro and Junko) from ''The Unviewable Panties of Ishiko-Chan'', a story that was unpublished at the time and eventually [[https://www.fictionpress.com/s/3328400/1/The-Unviewable-Panties-of-Ishiko-Chan came out in mid-August.]] To a smaller degree, Carlson reading the implied-''Gravity Falls'' comic book is foreshadowing the remake of ''FanFic/RunGifocalypse''.

* SpeedSex: Gender-inversion: The Unitias are suggested to be able to do '''very''' well when it comes to other lovers and each-other, but sex is one of the few talents where Carlson is even better than the Unitias at. So he manages to effortlessly outlast them. It actually forms a minor, minor obstacle with their lovemaking, although they find ways to work around it.

** Great Pikmin Fan's next-published story, ''The Unviewable Panties of Ishiko-Chan'', is the antithesis to this. While Carlson averts being a typical breast-obsessed "white knight" shonen/harem hero, Taro plays it straight with a dose of being a MetaGuy taken to obnoxious levels. Carlson/Unitia Origin is meant to be seen as a healthy, if weird (mainly from the polygamy of all the other Unitias) relationship and a criticism of shallow and at times unintentionally abuse-glamorizing relationships seen in other media, while Ishiko is a deliberate exaggeration of the common {{tsundere}} that hits the lead for almost no reason. Thematically, the (literal) demons in ''Unviewable'' are the good guys, while the main antagonists of ''Ordinarily United'' are soul beings that call themselves "demons."
* SpiritualSuccessor: It's a more "serious" (in that it's not a TrollFic, at least) redo of ''The Journals of Wisdom, Power, and Courage'', specifically centered around mild expies of Soos and company rather than having an expy of [[spoiler:Mabel Pines]] as the true main protagonist. A [[ParodySue Parody Stu]] man suddenly lands himself a harem of a digital-like being that can indefinitely self-replicate [[spoiler:and has some connections to an unhealthy obsession over people]], being joined by a borderline womanchild who hates adult responsibility and having a fish out of water manly martial arts fighter among their major companions. However, a new wave of threats far greater in scale than what the lead characters have fought before the hookup come in to light, and their leader serves as an evil foil to the main heroine. Like the [=.GIFfany=] Army and a good chunk of the other villains of ''Journals'' and ''Escape From Fanservice Island'' (another potential ''Journals'' successor, also by the same author), their "harem-ness" qualities are contrasted with intentionally goofy and over-the-top new villains, and they annoy the ''shit'' out of the [=.GIFfanys=]/Unitias. Also, both ''Ordinarily United'' and ''Journals'' have major villain groups that are to some extent inspired by the [[ComicBook/ScottPilgrim Seven Evil Exes.]]

** The first chapter has Carlson and Origin flipping through the latter's Tomb-television to find something to take their mind off of having sex [[ColdTurkeysAreEverywhere (which fails spectacularly)]]. One of the shows is effectively ''Series/TwoAndAHalfMen'', which Unitia Origin dismisses as trash.

** Most of the story's sexual elements fire at common anime/other action tropes and elements (especially {{moe}}, moe is not spared at all) rather than happily embracing them, especially ecchis despite ''Ordinarily United'' itself being one of them. Instead of a number of cutesy older-teens in high school shying away from the idea of sex as a forbidden fruit and making innuendo, this is about twenty-somethings[[note]]And possibly some middle-aged characters. Only Carlson (22), Stella (21), and the Unitias (biologically 25, Origin existed for 20 years, the other Unitias are all technically 0 but look, act like, and are biological adults) have their ages confirmed of the heroes; the rest could be anywhere from there to being a few decades older[[/note]] who openly and casually enjoy having sex outright, to the point where Great Pikmin Fan said for the record that none of the main Knights are virgins and indirectly jabbed at the ideal of a "pure wife." As with the above point, this is reflected with the ''first chapter'' covering Carlson and Unitia Origin having sex. Possibly including the first time; the web novel is a little vague on that. The Unitias themselves are as far away from a cutesy anime waifu as they can while not outright straying in to pure horror territory -- [[BodyHorror and even then, they come close.]] Instead of being short, childlike, and helpless, the Unitias are ''extremely'' tall with unambiguously mature bodies and are very obviously their own people, not trophy wives that Carlson has to coddle and protect. When the Unitias (rather violently, by this story's standards) kill Pantalite, the narrative just flat-out says that the Unitias' [[ShamelessFanserviceGirl casual approach to nudity]] is a lot better than the type of underwear jokes and fanservice often seen in low-brow anime.
** Fan ''really'' hates [[DesignatedHero "loveable"]] pervert characters with a heart of gold. [[spoiler:The Inventor was specifically written to be a mockery of this trope, where he's portrayed as a super creepo rather than a guy who "can't help but love to grope boobies." To hammer in the point, rather than ''actually'' showing him grope someone and risk glorifying it, he's instead feeling up a mannequin, to try to ensure as few people as possible would be aroused by his behavior. That's just his debut chapter -- GPF's profile outright calls him a villain.]] This is in stark contrast to Carlson and just about any other character in the story (even Stella, obsessed with sex, and even ''Hoodieath,'' who is loud and rude but not a manipulative slimeball), who generally react to nudity and sex with maturity and strive for healthy relationships.
** Hoodieath herself, in addition to being SelfDeprecation at some of the author's own views, is a dig at the "anti-censorship" movement. ''Ordinarily United'' itself is a story filled to the gills with nudity and sex, and yet even it thinks that people constantly complaining about censorship in a black-and-white manner are somewhat annoying. Hoodieath might be classed as a hero and is nowhere ''near'' as terrible or creepy as the Inventor, but she's still a {{jerkass}}.

** Nudity is not considered nearly the taboo it was by 2060, so just about anyone is allowed to go around naked without much fuss. The Unitias take note especially, since they have blatantly inhuman proportions and usually float rather than walk. An offhand comment in Chapter 3 implies that television has issues ''showing'' nudity, so on TV the Unitias are censored a little.

** [[spoiler:Assily Blast not only outright '''breaks''' the Grayscale (but it ends up repairing itself), he also curb-stomps Carlson and knocks him out. Assily Blast doubles as the first villain who survives a finger-flick from Unitia Origin.]]
* WouldHitAGirl: Everyone. Considering how the Hundred Demons are half-women, and all of them except Unitia Origin want to '''wipe out the entire human race, all seven billion+ of them,''' nobody on Earth is encouraged to follow double standards when it comes to fighting them.

** Eldbrash tries attacking Kameel Kick right on the spot [[TheSinsOfTheFather because her Guardian "clan" and his were bitter enemies.]] Among the many, many problems of this, the fact that he's trying to attack a woman is never even brought up; it helps that Kameel is a cop and they're both roughly equally badass (if not her being ''more'' skilled than he is, since she also has the ability to make portals for whatever reason). Which is, to say, they're both small droplets of water compared to the oceans of power that are Carlson and the Unitias.

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* RunningGag: The fact that it the show-within-the-web-novel is a children's cartoon with a ton of fanservice on the level of TV-MA {{ecchi}}s.

* BizarreAlienBiology: Many of the soul beings are outright weird. The Unitias are implied to be computer program-like, Ninjssassin's "scarf" is [[WordOfGod apparently]] another limb, and Assily Blast appears to be half-human half-''toilet'' and has a mouth on his chest.

* CentralTheme: Romantic love isn't a glorified trophy for punching out a bad guy, it's not something decided by fate, and it's not something that can just easily bloom and be perfect right after meeting someone. Rather, it's a complicated, long process that takes time, growth, and energy from both [[{{Polyamory}} (or more)]] participants, and the right relationship is one all participants can enjoy and become better people from. Most of the major villains represent some kind of twisted love/obsession or are in some way tied to relationships[[note]]Swinging Blade is full of {{pride}} -- he loves ''himself'' to the point where he lets his own high and mighty image cloud his judgement; Blazing Fast's love to Greatism is twisted to him comitting acts of violence to Carlson for not "using his blessing right;" Assily Blast ''specifically'' right from the start has a large gambit in place to try to keep Carlson and Unitia Origin apart; the Eighth Circle is Unitia Origin's last ex-boyfriend before she met Carlson; and Yuullieke is Carlson's abusive ex-girlfriend[[/note]], and the entire segment with the Mystery Casino Woman and Stella's mild freakout over [[spoiler:the Unitias teleporting the two of them away before Stella could find out the latter's name]] can be seen as a criticism of/comment on/deconstruction of "perfect lover" SatelliteLoveInterest[=s=].

** Unitita Two pulls a 180 at some point in the second arc, turning from a {{troll}}ish character that likes messing with people in to TheHeart of the group, with all signs pointing that her old personality would be given to Unitia Seven instead. (As she's the [[FanFic/RunGifocalypse Professor Bubbles]] expy.) The story at least tries to suggest that this is just natural development for her that happened quick and offscreen, as a flashback in Chapter 6 (which takes place before the main events of Chapter 2) has her acting closer than she did in Chapter 3.

*** Unitia Origin being a part of the BossSubtitles rule makes more sense after Chapter 9, seeing as [[spoiler:Unitia Origin's past self was outright evil and she blames herself for indirectly dragging the Eighth Circle to evil]]. At first it seems like it's referring to how she's technically a Demon despite betraying them, but it reflects [[spoiler:how she secretly blames herself for the entire invasion even happening in the first place]].

** The Unitias, to the extent that the narrative outright explicitely says that they will never put on clothing at any point in the story's future. There will be one flashback with Origin briefly trying on clothes, but that's it. They go out in combat fighting completely naked, and while not played for horror ''all'' times they can get very nasty with no warning if they want to. [[spoiler:Inverted with Unitia Origin in the past, who grows a ''number'' of extra arms and basically reshapes them to be like a breastlss dress. It's the closest thing seen to a Unitia actually wearing clothing, and it comes off as incredibly off after eight and a half chapters of getting used to them running around completely naked.]]

* GenreBusting: It's a "superhero story," except it ''isn't,'' because most of the main characters are [[Webcomic/OnePunchMan Saitama-levels]] of purposefully overpowered, with Carlson having a magic weapon ''only'' he can use that makes fighting the Demons significantly easier (in addition to being talented at everything bar cooking) and each Unitia being strong enough to take out giant monsters with a single finger-flick. So, it's a satire of overpowered heroes... except it ''isn't'', as the BigBad is suggested to actually be on if not exponentially stronger than the heroes, and Fan hinted that there are some Demons who can reasonably give at least Carlson a good fight (Dagger, ''the first one seen'', came close). It's a BattleHarem story, except it ''isn't'', as the end of Chapter 2 reveals that [[spoiler:while Carlson enjoys sleeping around with the other Unitias, he really only wants to comit himself in a genuine relationship with Origin, and does not like the way she's practically pushing herself away from him so that the others will be the ones spending time with him]], and the Unitias themselves were deliberately made to be the opposite of "moe" characters while still being good guys. Even Great Pikmin Fan had trouble categorizing it on Fictionpress; he called it a Humor, Romance/Adventure at first before swapping it around to Romance, Humor/Adventure. CerebusSyndrome is supposed to hit at some point to a ''small'' degree, yet it will still primarily be a romantic comedy that's also a supernatural superhero satirical harem deconstruction/reconstruction.

* SateliteLoveInterest: Deconstructed. Chapter 9 seems to be setting up Stella to have a single, actual love interest rather than a one-night stand, a strange woman she meets at one of Watch City's supercasinos that actually gives her useful if somewhat vague life advice. Stella is utterly blown away by this... and then Assily Blast attacks, making the Unitias yank Stella out out of safety, and for privacy reasons they refuse to let her talk to the person she just met as there's a gray area with abusing that power to use the Unitias for stalking people. [[spoiler:The fact that Unitia Origin herself used to be a stalker is likely why they are so strict about that in the first place.]] Stella is mortified, and she later starts yelling at Unitias Origin and Two for taking her away from her "dream girl," even though the Unitias point out, she was someone Stella ''just barely met''. Stella did not even know her ''name,'' and neither do the readers at the time. [[spoiler:It's heavily implied from the story specifically calling the electric shock that led to Stella meeting her a "light blue" spark and the general contrived-ness of the situation that Assily Blast intentionally staged the attack so that the Unitias would pull Stella out right before she could know the name of a potential permanent date. Assily Blast did this so that Stella would have more of a reason to be angry at Unitia Origin and call out her behavior in the past.]]

* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Of all people, [[spoiler:the Big Bad himself was this. For some reason or another, he deliberately kept information on humanity and the Stellar Silver Knights given to him limited. He had no idea that Unitia Origin was a "traitor" while just about ''every'' other Demon did. Carlson has to tell him about what Unitia Origin is doing now ''to his face.'']]

** The full name of Chapter 1 is a mouthful, but the chapters after that show the first one as an exception, rather than the rule.

It is heavily inspired by ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', ''ComicBook/ScottPilgrim'', ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'', and ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild''.

** The Unitias are effectively designed as the sum of the author's fetishes. Come in a variety of colors, [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation many of which are unusual skin tones?]] Check, although all of the "main sixteen" have human-like skin colors. Constantly and shamelessly naked? It reaches the point where the story explicitely tells the readers that they never put on a scrap of clothes for the whole story, right on the first chapter. Tall, busty, and with large asses? They have exaggerations of all three, but yes. Ditch "cute" in favor for "creepy?" There's a little of that too. Not completely all-there? [[spoiler:It's implied that Unitia Origin was something of a stalker in the past.]] Polygamous element? The Unitias are somehow both a harem yet could almost be considered "one character." Fan's profile said that he's the author for you if you like large numbers, an array of colors, and casual nudity, and the Unitias check off all three.

* {{Bathos}}: As part of the story's attempt to be light and not undergo a ''full'' CerebusSyndrome, even moments that would otherwise be dark and serious have a number of comical elements to jarringly contrast with them. Taking note is Chapter 7, [[spoiler:where Unitia Origin and Carlson get in to a fight over whether or not the latter should throw himself at ''legitimately dangerous'' (to him) enemies. The thing is, they're also fighting against a soul being that has the appearance of an obese, naked man who not only looks to be on a toilet but the toilet is a part of his body, and he attacks using farts.]]

** Carlson is normally very difficult to anger, but if there's two things that ''can'' piss him off (excluding the standard harming-loved-ones, although that has yet to really happen) it's interrupting his viewing of ''Wavette'' and actively trying to keep him out of a potentially decent challenge he's been looking for.

* CatchPhrase: The Unitias love introducing themselves with "Oh, hi there!" or saying it in a playful context. This is a ShoutOut to ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': That was [=.GIFfany=]'s first line in her episode, and the Unitias are admitted to be based on [=.GIFfany=]... [[CrackFic sort]] [[FanFic/SBIGSeries of.]] [[spoiler:When the Eighth Circle meets Carlson in his human-size, he too opens up with that, indicating that Unitia Origin rubbed off on him (or the other way around -- not enough was known about their relationship as of the first few arcs to tell) and he still says it from his difficulty to move on.]]

* {{Expy}}: The story is a direct take/redo of ''Journals of Wisdom, Power, and Courage'' (just with Dipper and Mabel gone and the already spotlight-stealing Soos gang being the main characters), and several of the main characters draw inspiration from either a canonical ''Gravity Falls'' character, their ''Journals'' bastardization, or [[CompositeCharacter both]]. Although several of them are based on completely different characters.

** The Unitias are like deliberately glorified [=.GIFfanys=]. ''Journals'' and its predecessor ''FanFic/RunGifocalypse'' gave her NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, most notably there were several copies of her ''and'' they could replicate on top of that, and by the end of her character arc she was the leader of an army of superpowered elemental lords. Unitia Origin is in the same position as Chapter 6-[=.GIFfany=]. [[spoiler:The story slightly implies that Unitia Origin used to be a dangerous yandere, closer to [=.GIFfany=]'s canonical self. Another major red flag is how Origin will occassionally compare herself and the other Unitias to robots.]] In a twist, post-redemption [=.GIFfany=] is "split" in to her more angsty "I was too easily forgiven" portrayal from ''Escape From Fanservice Island'' in Unitia Origin, and her more laid back "I want everyone to have fun and by happy" self from ''Journals'' in Unitia Two.

*** Nine is the most obvious in ''Ordinarily'' proper as the Dove-counterpart, given that she has a bit more screentime than most of the others in the 3-16 gang. She swears a lot, is associated with black, throws on big and fancy words, and generally tries to make herself look bigger than she really is. She is closer to Dove's goofier, Flanderized self in ''Journals'' and ''Escape'' where Dove is not presented as anything worse than an annoying mild villain who quickly HeelFaceTurn[=s=], instead of her much more threatening and ominous presentation in ''run:gifocalypse''[[note]]''That'' role would go to Maria of ''Emazh In''. ''Emazh In'' is planned to have characters who are expies of the more serious, original portrayals of the professors[[/note]].

** Stella is like the ''Journals''-Melody in that she's kind-hearted, yet also a foul-mouthed porn-lover (which was Flanderized from one joke in ''Journals''). Both of them have similar body types and they're both a resident BadassNormal compared to the other characters. Like ''Journals'' Melody specificaly, Stella also wants to try to "make a difference," except instead of running for president (and regretting it, especially when [[SpringtimeForHitler her attempts to lose popularity backfire]]), she just wants to join the Stellar Silver Knights and fight some of the Demons. And thugs, to a lesser extent. She's not in a relationship with Carlson; the story hasn't completely ''sunk'' it unless one counts that Carlson was already engaged prior to meeting her) although the two of them very briefly have a conversation naked in Chapter 2, with the justification that the Unitias walk around naked all the time anyway, so it wouldn't be that odd for Carlson to as well, and Stella uses ''that'' as an excuse to undress in front of him.

*** Swinging Blade is like Matthew Patel, just [[TheDitz dumber.]] Both of them are hammy, their first physical appearance involves dropping in with no warning, and the main characters kind of have a hard time taking them seriously. Patel's battle in both the comic and the movie took the form of a musical; Swinging Blade ''tries'' to pull a musical number while he pummels on Eldbrash, but Carlson steps in and headbutts him before he can get past two [[PainfulRhyme (really shitty)]] lines. Like Matthew, Swinging Blade is meant to come off as a weak villain that introduces a major plot element (the Evil Exes in ''Scott Pilgrim'', and [[spoiler:the Shiny Rocks]] in ''Ordinarily United'').

*** Assily Blast ''at first'' seems like the "Todd Ingram" of the Holders, what with his sheer power compared to the enemies before him and being large in... well, he's large in ''[[FatBastard one]]'' regard. However, he is far more intelligent than Todd.

** For an aversion, Great Pikmin Fan felt the need to say in Chapter 5's closing notes that Unitia Two is actually not inspired by [[Anime/DARLINGInTheFRANXX Zero Two]] in any way, despite the name, pink hair, relation to the protagonist, and shamelessness.
** Her Bone is an aged-up redo of a character from a scrapped idea Great Pikmin Fan had, ''Ed, Edd n Eddy's Awesome Edventures''. They're both ''literally'' half black/half white characters with powers involving bone. And said powers are ripped from [[Manga/{{Naruto}} Kimimaro.]]

** [[spoiler:The Eighth Circle himself. Despite being the de-facto main antagonist and the final villain of the webnovel, he's also a genuinely pleasant person when he's not trying to end humanity. Not only is his "base" size the size of a continent, but even when he shrinks himself down to "human level" he's still utterly massive, being a head taller than '''the Unitias.''']]

** Exaggerated with the Unitias. The closest thing any of them have to any "clothes" is that they use a single finger to barely cover their vulvas, and run around completely naked otherwise. When they feel that they are close enough as friends to a person (and ''just'' friendship; it's a bit before the actual relationship part), they drop the finger-cover around them. They also lack it around each-other. [[spoiler:Chapter 9 implies that this is a "leftover" from Unitia Origin's past. Back in the Parallel a few years ago, she would grow several arms out of her body and have them clamp over each-other in the loose form of a "dress," except with her breasts showing. Basically, she went from "covering" herself with dozens of arms in the past to just covering herself with one in the present, showing how she's changed and stepped away from her evil past.]]

** Various signs and comments from Carlson/the Unitias have implied that Yuullieke, Carlson's former girlfriend prior to the crash and Hibernation year, is much worse than either Hoodieath or Richshirt.

* LaserGuidedKarma: Tony the Bear mocks appearances and specifically targets Stella and Ninjssassin (the latter of which is ''[[TooDumbToLive his own boss]]'') for being overweight. He then gets laughed at by both Stella and Kelly for looking ridiculous; Stella uses Tony's weight-attacking as a thin justification to laugh at him being a killer teddy bear, invoking the trope.

* LikeBrotherAndSister: The overall relationship with the main Stellar Silver Knights, and invoked with Stella feeling uncomfortable starting a close relationship with her own co-workers (''none'' of her dates are other Stelkazh employees for this reason). Carlson and Stella are the largest example, as Stella is Carlson's closest non-romantic/sexual friend ("romantic" would go to Unitia Origin and "sexual" would go to Unitia Two) and there's barely a hint of anything between them even when they, for different circumstances, end up naked together in Chapter 2 and talk to one-another about the Unitias.

* ProductionForeshadowing: In Chapter 4, Carlson is seen reading a book involving characters (specifically Taro and Junko) from ''The Unviewable Panties of Ishiko-Chan'', a story that was unpublished at the time and was scheduled to be another one of Great Pikmin Fan's Fictionpress releases. To a smaller degree, Carlson reading the implied-''Gravity Falls'' comic book is foreshadowing the remake of ''FanFic/RunGifocalypse''.

** The webnovel subverting OffscreenTeleportation. Stella at first seems to zip around parts of Carlson's house (at the time), but explains that the Unitias installed alternate paths and she used them to get around. Then there's Eldbrash suddenly appearing inside the house when he was seemingly left at the lake, but he explains that he travelled there through pipes and that the Unitias stopped at a store on their way home.

* SensibleHeroesSkimpyVillains: Subverted, and fitting with the story's general themes of sex positivity. [[NiceGuy Nice Gi-- Woman]] Stella is in a modest, casual set of clothes, while the AmbiguouslyEvil Unitias run around completely naked at all times. Hero Carlson at first commonly appears in a full suit of knight armor, but then it's subjected to ClothingDamage and he runs around in a pair of swim trunks for the rest of the story, if not going outright naked. Many of the Hundred Demons are nude, but many of the heroes wear little more. And a faint few of the Demons ''do'' have clothes. It's confirmed that one of the intents of the story is to flip around the trope of using nudity to represent ''inhuman'' qualities. The Unitias aren't (just) naked because it's creepy, they're naked as a way to loosely represent their "freedom" and casual attitude. [[BigBad The Eighth Circle]] and [[TheDragon Ninjssassin]] are both confirmed to put ''on'' clothes later in the story, specifically when they are meant to come off as more threatening and less reasonable.
* SexGod: Parodied with Carlson. The Unitias are very succubus-like, yet Carlson is able to effortlessly drive them to the edge to the point where they have to get slightly creative or rely on sheer power of numbers (in effect, a sexual version of a ZergRush) to try to "even things out" with him.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Carlson's neighbor back at the beginning is named "Rich''shirt,''" not "Richard."

** The Inventor has a super-regeneration that lets him tank out against Ninjssassin, a Shiny Rock Holder who holds the honor of being the first character seen giving Carlson an even fight.

** Chapter 9 manages to make the Demon introduction BossSubtitles one. [[spoiler:So it seems that yet ''another'' new hero shows up out of nowhere while Carlson is in the middle of a mission against one of the Hundred Demons. Except, after she kills another one of the Demons (for good, and her words imply that there was ''nothing'' planned about this), and introduces herself to Carlson...]]

* WorldOfHam: Stella, Eldbrash, Leon, Her Bone, Hoodieath, a good number of the Hundred Demons... a good number of this story's characters are hammy and swear-happy as all hell.

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* StoryBreakerPower: Parodied with one of the companions being a RealityWarper who can flat-out erase people from existence with seemingly no limitation [[ClothingDamage except the user's clothes.]]

** Stella was originally going to have a different date [[OncePerEpisode once every chapter,]] ''and'' said date was to get a lot of focus. As the story went on and the plot points piled up, her following dates appear less and less, and Chapter 5 at least lacks a new girlfriend/boyfriend entirely.

** The Unitias, to the extent that the narrative outright explicitely says that they will never put on clothing at any point in the story's future. There will be one flashback with Origin briefly trying on clothes, but that's it. They go out in combat fighting completely naked, and while not played for horror ''all'' times they can get very nasty with no warning if they want to.

** Exaggerated with the Unitias. The closest thing any of them have to any "clothes" is that they use a single finger to barely cover their vulvas, and run around completely naked otherwise. When they feel that they are close enough as friends to a person (and ''just'' friendship; it's a bit before the actual relationship part), they drop the finger-cover around them. They also lack it around each-other.

* NotSoStoic: Carlson is a huge, talented warrior who has fought off giant monsters and mutants in the past, can swim up waterfalls, and is bored with his life. Once he enters a relationship with Unitia Origin over the Hibernation, however, his stoic mask that everyone else sees slowly starts to fade. The more he's around Origin, the less he becomes an archetypical gruff hero and the more he turns out to have in common with ''Soos.'' This is most obvious near the end of the first chapter, where he's excitedly counting down the number of seconds left before Hibernation ends and Unitia Origin is finally fully physical, with Carlson actually being ''louder'' than Origin is. [[spoiler:Of course, Carlson has optimism that he and the Unitias (or, as far as he knew, just Unitia Origin) would be able to take down the Eighth Circle. Unitia Origin does not, an alternates between being brutally honest about this and trying to give people Hope Spots.]]
* NumberOfTheBeast: Parodied with Cryipasto. His illusion version of ''Wavette'' involves the number "666" being plastered everywhere in an attempt to come off as "scary." He himself is Demon #66, but he's also implied to be the hands-down '''weakest''' of the entire Hundred. Unitia Two remarks that an untrained double-amputee could beat him in a fight, and since the only powers he shows are taken from ''another'' Demon or just consist of squirting blood at a person, there's a chance that that's NotHyperbole.

** Unitia Sixteen, Unitia Fifteen, Unitia Fourteen, Unitia Thirteen, Unitia Twelve, Unitia Eleven, Unitia Ten, Unitia Nine, Unitia Eight, Unitia Seven, Unitia Six, Unitia Five, Unitia Four, Unitia Three, Unitia Two, and Unitia... '''Origin.''' If she's supposed to be the sort-of "Unitia Zero," then there is no "Unitia One" -- it jumps straight to two. And Origin ''is'' the "one," as her name appears as "1" in Unit Chat. The other Unitias insist on calling her "Unitia One," but she, the other Earth characters, and even Carlson and the narrative call her "Origin" instead. [[spoiler:Unitia Two implies that this has something to do with her past. In a flashback when she only existed for about a year, she outright called herself "Generator." It's implied that the ''Generator'' is the "true" Unitia Origin, whatever that means.]]

* PrecisionFStrike: Unlike the foul-mouthed Stella and the prone-to-swearing Unitias, Carlson almost '''never''' swears. So it [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness means a lot]] when Carlson's reaction to seeing in-person how huge the Eighth Circle could potentially get is to grab Unitia Five by the shoulders and shout "WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT THING?!"

** Eldbrash has not been naked as of Chapter 8, but his outfit is fairly revealing and only made of ice, which is not commented upon at all. Mainly because many other characters put him to shame.

** Soul beings in general don't care too much about clothes, but the Unitias explicitely ''hate'' them. The Unitias are also, by far, the story's biggest example: none of them go around with so much as a single thread of clothing at all times, and they're main characters, so their naked selves take up a ''lot'' of screentime. The closest thing they have to ''any'' form of covering is that they use [[HandOrObjectUnderwear a single finger or hand to barely half-ass cover their naughty bits,]] and even then they run around 100% bare-chested. No GodivaHair, no arm-bras, and even though this is a text-only story, no BarbieDollAnatomy.

* SpiritualAntithesis: It's one to Great Pikmin Fan's "sister work" to this, ''Steve Buhvillen's Intriguing Group''. Both of them were written to avoid/mock series where the side friends of the main character ultimately do nothing because the main lead has some sort of "special" power that results in them being the only ones who actually move the story forward, while their friends just exist as emotional support. SBIG is far more serious than OU, and avoids the trope by giving Steve's Treemates ''plenty'' of development while making them contribute to the plot. Its main form of comedy is through {{Bathos}} -- things like a robot air dancer crashing in to a bank on a T-rex so he can rob it are played seriously ''in-universe'', yet that part is an EstablishingSeriesMoment to let the readers know that shit will get ''weird''. Meanwhile, OU happily embraces having the main lead being more powerful than their friends by effectively making Carlson the ''only'' real hope humanity has for fighting the Demons (if it had not been for the Unitias), with Chapter 2 even having a flashback establishing that ''a gigantic army failed at something that Carlson beat with no effort.'' A good chunk of ''its'' humor is that while some of the Demons have far more threatening designs than the goofy-looking villains of SBIG (even if some Demons ''do'' look weird, like the stick figure FY), Carlson fails to take them seriously at any point and beats them with a single boomerang. Also, ''Ordinarily United'' aims to be a DeconReconSwitch of the magical harem genre, while Fan confirmed that all relationships in ''Intriguing Group'' will ultimately be strictly monogamous.

* SurpriseCreepy: The story is openly said by WordOfGod to not be a horror one and for the most part it is lighthearted, but one should not take the fact that the StringyHairedGhostGirl trope is "sexified" with the Unitias to mean that the whole thing is just {{fanservice}} shell-to-core. In fact, the creator says that the closest thing he has in mind to a target audience is "''not'' fans of moe anime." Actual "horror moments" like Carlson's nightmare in Chapter 3 or a good deal of what the Unitias do to people they ''really'' don't like are brief, but they're there and come with almost no warning at all.

** Most of the story's sexual elements fire at common anime/other action tropes and elements (especially {{moe}}, moe is not spared at all) rather than happily embracing them, especially ecchis despite ''Ordinarily United'' itself being one of them. Instead of a number of cutesy older-teens in high school shying away from the idea of sex as a forbidden fruit and making innuendo, this is about twenty-somethings[[note]]And possibly some middle-aged characters. Only Carlson (22), Stella (21), and the Unitias (biologically 25, Origin existed for 20 years, the other Unitias are all technically 0 but look, act like, and are biological adults) have their ages confirmed of the heroes; the rest could be anywhere from there to being a few decades older[[/note]] who openly and casually enjoy having sex outright, to the point where Great Pikmin Fan said for the record that none of the main Knights are virgins and indirectly jabbed at the ideal of a "pure wife." As with the above point, this is reflected with the ''first chapter'' covering Carlson and Unitia Origin having sex. Possibly including the first time; the web novel is a little vague on that. The Unitias themselves are as far away from a cutesy anime waifu as they can while not outright straying in to pure horror terratory -- [[BodyHorror and even then, they come close.]] Instead of being short, childlike, and helpless, the Unitias are ''extremely'' tall with unambiguously mature bodies and are very obviously their own people, not trophy wives that Carlson has to coddle and protect. When the Unitias (rather violently, by this story's standards) kill Pantalite, the narrative just flat-out says that the Unitias' [[ShamelessFanserviceGirl casual approach to nudity]] is a lot better than the type of underwear jokes and fanservice often seen in low-brow anime.

* {{Yandere}}: [[spoiler:The Inventor. He seems like a noble, heroic figure that fits right along with some of his commerads -- the American football-themed Eighthback and the "classic superhero"-based Eyebeam Man -- but near the end of Chapter 8 he's seen literally slobbering over mannequins while creepily fantasizing about them being Stella. This, combined with his ''extremely'' negative description in Great Pikmin Fan's profile, confirms that he's actually a villain.]]

''Ordinarily United''[[note]]Technical full title: ''Ordinarily United: A Knight Versus One Hundred Demons, Except not Really One Hundred Because "One" of them is Friendly and Allied With Him; the Word "One" was in Quote Marks Because She Can Generate Other, Similar Demons, and they All Bear the Appearance of Attractive Naked Women With Sharp Claws and Teeth''[[/note]] is a [[GenreBusting rather surreal "erotic" romantic comedy action adventure]] Fictionpress WebSerialNovel by Great Pikmin Fan, the author of ''[[FanFic/SBIGSeries The Journals of Wisdom, Power, and Courage]]'' and ''FanFic/RunGifocalypse''. This is intended to be an original story, non-StylisticSuck successor to ''Journals'', in multiple ways, namely by being an original fiction counterpart to how [=.GIFfany=]'s role in both ''Journals'', ''Gifocalypse'', and ''Escape From Fanservice Island'' ended up playing out.

The year is 2059. Emilleabora Carlson (he goes by his last name; it's not clear what's up with his first name) is talented at almost everything. ''Incredibly'' talented. He can swim up waterfalls, beat someone in a Chess match blindfolded and only going by the sound the pieces make upon landing, and he's lucky enough to be dragged on a number of adventures where he's the "first human" to discover all kinds of mutants and monsters. And he's a bit bored with it. Until he ends up getting roped in to a mission where he has to save humanity from ninety-nine "soul beings" -- amortal spirits from an afterlife-like dimension that were crowded in their own home -- called [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast the Hundred Demons]] from wiping out the human race. What makes this mission "special" is that he's told that the leader of the Hundred Demons ''is'' strong enough to potentially be his first WorthyOpponent. He learns of this from Unitia Origin, a soul being with the appearance of a tall humanoid with an exaggerated bust and butt that always ('''always''') goes around completely naked, during a year-long period of time where the soul beings have to wait in magic buildings called "Tombs" for them to be physical. During the year, originally intended for Unitia Origin to just tell Carlson about the Demons, they end up falling in love. Complicating matters a little is that Unitia Origin kept a surprise the fact that, once she becomes fully physical, her strange stone-like slab she's connected to called the "Generator" starts making a growing number of Unitias. Going on a numbering system from Unitia Two onward (Unitia Origin being the "Unitia One"), they double every day and become something of an unusual take on an UnwantedHarem. Which is a minor obstacle since Carlson considers his love to ''only'' be for Unitia Origin. In the "present," in 2060, Carlson and Unitia Origin try to push past the duplication issue and other possible relationship obstacles as they try to take down the Hundred Demons and save humanity, a mission that is completely unlike any that ''either'' of the two have ever been on.

** [[DivergentCharacterEvolution The side-Unitias did not have their own personalities too much and were almost interexchangable,]] as back then Great Pikmin Fan was unsure if they should really just be expies of the professors or not. Unitias Three and Four were more characterized by them constantly making out with each-other than being designated the apparent hammy actress/snobby idealist respectively. Also, as the Unitias become stronger and stronger [[ShipperOnDeck Shippers on Deck for Origin/Carlson,]] it becomes ''unthinkable'' that they would joke about the two of them breaking up or getting in to a fight.

** Great Pikmin Fan's blue/'''yellow''' contrast shows up in this story from his other works. The first two "side" Unitias, Unitias Three and Four, have yellow and blue hair/eyes respectively and even have a RunningGag of constantly making out with one-another. Out of the "secondary Knights," the "blue" (Eldbrash) and "yellow" (Leon) members are the only men not counting Carlson (gray/silver), but they do not interact that much.

* DangerouslyShortSkirt: Parodied with Kameel Kick, whose main outfit involves this. And she kicks a lot in that skirt. And it's not [[MagicSkirt magic.]] And she only wears a tiny thong. For what it's worth, the author is openly familiar with Brenda from ''WesternAnimation/PerfectHairForever'' and has referenced her among a few select other characters, so Kameel is continuing the tradition of referencing her as Diane did in ''Steve Buhvillen's Intriguing Group''.

* EvilIsBigger: Carlson is extremely tall by human standards. The slightly-"less-good" Unitias are even taller than he is. Most of the villains are short, but some of them could be gigantic, like Tony the Bear's "Big Mode," the Moth Reaper, and Flower's Chest. The Eighth Circle, the story's BigBad, is effectively one head taller than even Unitia Origin.

*** Seven's the "Bubbles," a pseudo-psychologist associated with cyan and various bath-like objects that likes trolling around a bit.
*** Eight's "Dian," the magenta-themed less-talkative one.
*** Nine is the most obvious Dove-counterpart in ''Ordinarily'' proper, given that she has a bit more screentime than most of the others in the 3-16 gang. She swears a lot, is associated with black, throws on big and fancy words, and generally tries to make herself look bigger than she really is. She is closer to Dove's goofier, Flanderized self in ''Journals'' and ''Escape'' where Dove is not presented as anything worse than an annoying mild villain who quickly HeelFaceTurn[=s=], instead of her much more threatening and ominous presentation in ''run:gifocalypse''[[note]]''That'' role would go to Maria of ''Emazh In''. ''Emazh In'' is planned to have characters who are expies of the more serious, original portrayals of the professors[[/note]].

*** Twelve is like Shannon in that both of them are also "spiritual" along with Five/Sandy and they specialize in virtual reality, and have chartreuse hair/eyes.

*** Fourteen is the gang's "Burrda," a quiet white-haired member. She's apparently more talkative about sex, in reference to a gag from ''Escape From Fanservice Island''.
*** Fifteen is the "Burnda," Fourteen/Burrda's redhead opposite that talks a ''lot'' and wishes to host her own reality show of sorts.
*** And ''finally,'' Unitia Sixteen is the Professor Rose of the bunch. A relatively calm, green-themed plant... semi-specialist (she still has the Unitia thing of not being that good with garening) that handles exposition about the villains. Except while Rose told Dipper, Mabel, Wendy, and Soos about the other professors because she knew them, Unitia Sixteen gives details about the Shiny Rock Holders.

** The Unitias themselves are meant to come off as "hypersexual Freudian nightmares" in general. On paper, they're an always-doubling army of permanently naked big-breasted women [[SexShifter (who can also take on a male appearance)]] that can make anything out of nothing and do so to provide entertainment for themselves, their lover, and whomever else wants it. In practice they are also absurdly tall and lanky, have razor-sharp claws and [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily teeth]] who use their shape-shifting to make NightmareFace[=s=]. At one point, Unitia Two suddenly and without warning [[FacialHorror turns her eyes in to mouths]] (complete with the ''eyelids'' having ''teeth'') while giving a giant SlasherSmile when telling Carlson how much she (and the other Unitias) hate sexual harassers. While the two of them are in bed. Carlon's lack of reaction implies that this happens so often that he's used to it. Despite that, for roughly every scene where the Unitias do something that's supposed to be "creepy," there's four or five where they either play around with Carlson or are shown in a rather mundane context.

* HypocriticalHumor: Hoodieath yells at Unitia Origin for "censoring [herself]" and asks why Origin would be naked if she was just going to cover herself. Not once does it cross Hoodieath's mind that the finger-cover could be seen less as censorship and more as faux-''clothing,'' in which case Hoodieath wears ''far'' more than the Unitias. Additionally, despite her outcries about how violence is seen as something "kid-friendly" on television while the slightest hint of a female nipple would be instantly banned, Hoodieath herself is one of the most violence-obsessed heroic characters in the entire story.

** Carlson tells Dagger that the weapons he generates via his magic are ''not'' actually Daggers, but just knives.

* LeotardOfPower: Her Bone's outfit is a tight, thong orange leotard. It's as ridiculous as it sounds, and furthering this is how her introduction consists of Stella seeing her ass up close.

* PaintingtTheMedium:

* PowerPerversionPotential: The Unitias double every day (after Origin and the Generator became physical) and can shape/sex-shift. They take advantage of this to have a number of (bizarre and roleplay-filled) orgies with Carlson, and so he can enjoy male and female bodies alike.

** ''The High-Splash Adventures of Wavette'', which is supposedly aimed at children yet has a ton of fanservice, ''barely'' stopping at showing women's nipples (and the "later" episodes drop even that restriction). ''Wavette''
** ''Steve Buhvillen's Intriguing Group'', another Fictionpress story from Great Pikmin Fan, is a professional television show within ''Ordinarily United'', but this was mainly to discourage crossover theories, in case the "timelines" of this and IG did not already make crossovers unlikely.

* StylisticSuck: Stella's sign for signing up for the Stellar Silver Knights is typo-filled, nonsensical, and has really bad in-universe copyright censorship that, one sentence later, Stella even drops.

** Chapter 5 makes fun of by-the-numbers cliche creepypasta, especially creepypasta fan works that usually involve "lost episodes." (Ala ''VideoGame/SonicExe''.) The chapter has two main plots: Stella and the other non-harem Knights taking on Mleltersighcko and the Moths (a very small Demon gang), while Carlson and the Unitias try to watch a huge "Wavettebomb" of four new episodes a day for the next three weeks. Cryipasto teams up with Eellooshinist, a Demon that can give people illusions and give that power to others, so that he shows Carlson and the Unitias a completely different episode of ''Wavette'' where Wavette is actually a crazed killer. The first sign that something is off is when Carlson points out that ''the quality of writing went downhill,'' even before "things went to shit," highly suggesting that Cryipasto is a terrible writer even when he's pretending the illusion is a genuine episode. The Unitias figure out that he's trapped them in an illusion after roughly five minutes of what was ''supposed'' to be two hours of things "slowly getting worse," because "slowly" in his mind is "the screen briefly flashes red and bloody," and he does that to a crowd of people who are very good observers that can catch on to split-second things (and the Unitias specifically each have a really good PhotographicMemory). Eventually, [[MookHorrorShow Cryipasto ends up being chased by Carlson,]] who is more annoyed that the illusion meant that he missed the beginning of the marathon and ended up getting spoiled as a result. When he's caught, the Unitias give him a bunch of ideas to make it scary ''becides'' just taking something cutesy [[SubvertedKidsShow (alleg]][[{{Ecchi}} edly)]] and splashing blood over it and throwing jump scares (jump scares are something Fan explicitely mentioned that he did not like). When Cryipasto suggests having some kind death that involves something like [[EyeScream an eye injury]] so that it "fits his horror theme," Carlson denies that and [[SquashedFlat flattens him like an old cartoon]] out of pure spite.

** Most of the story's sexual elements fire at common anime/other action tropes and elements (especially {{moe}}, moe is not spared at all) rather than happily embracing them, especially ecchis despite ''Ordinarily United'' itself being one of them. Instead of a number of cutesy older-teens in high school shying away from the idea of sex as a forbidden fruit and making innuendo, this is about twenty-somethings[[note]]And possibly some middle-aged characters. Only Carlson (22), Stella (21), and the Unitias (biologically 25, Origin existed for 20 years, the other Unitias are all technically 0 but look, act like, and are biological adults) have their ages confirmed of the heroes; the rest could be anywhere from there to being a few decades older[[/note]] who openly and casually enjoy having sex outright, to the point where Great Pikmin Fan said for the record that none of the main Knights are virgins and indirectly jabbed at the ideal of a "pure wife." As with the above point, this is reflected with the ''first chapter'' covering Carlson and Unitia Origin having sex. Possibly including the first time; the web novel is a little vague on that. The Unitias themselves are as far away from a cutesy anime waifu as they can while not outright straying in to pure horror terratory -- [[BodyHorror and even then, they come close.]] Instead of being short, childlike, and helpless, the Unitias are ''extremely'' tall with unambiguously mature bodies and are very obviously their own people, not trophy wives that Carlson has to coddle and protect.

* TitleDrop: Happens in the first chapter, right after Carlson and Unitia Origin "Unite." The latter says that they are now ordinarily united.
* ToiletHumor: Used sparingly, but it does come up from time to time. Most notably, Assily Blast subverts this. He looks like a cobalt man that's ''part-toilet'' in a strange faux-cyborg way. He attacks with large poison fart clouds he makes... but he's the next in the line of the Shiny Rock Holders, [[spoiler:and even then he's the first person who manages to knock Carlson out outright.]] The intent with Assily Blast in general is that the story's "target audience" is ''not'' supposed to be fond of Toilet Humor and find him annoying, so that they can get the feeling of how Unitia Origin feels when he proves to be one of the most difficult Demons to kill as of his introduction.

** Transparaghost's outfit is a see-through teal dress with nothing under it.

* WigetSeries: ''Ordinarily United'' is a story in a TwentyMinutesInToTheFuture setting where Canada has inexplicably taken over most of the world, a man spontaneously woke up with talents that include swimming up waterfalls, Earth is attacked by several monsters on a regular basis, a BigRedDevil sends ninety-eight monsters ranging from "human-looking" to "what the hell is that thing" to wipe out humanity because he's too lazy/[[spoiler:reluctant with guilt]] to do so himself, and a doubling-every-day BattleHarem of naked women magically generate things out of nothing to solve world resource problems. Also present is an American football ninja, an [[ShapedLikeItself "assassin ninja,"]] '''nine-hundred''' "guardian" species [[TheGodsMustBeLazy that seem to not really do that much to protect humanity,]] a "werewolf" that can only turn in to a wolf in direct ''sun''light, and Stella. And almost every character either runs around completely naked or mostly naked. GPF has written weirder, but this is definitely an oddball in of itself.

* ArmorIsUseless: Parodied and justified. One of the first things that happens in the story is that Carlson, clad in a full suit of knight armor, has everything but his swim trunks destroyed by a few slices from Dagger. His own clothes are completely unharmed. The justification comes in from how he has the powers of the Unitias, which includes being able to "fortify" his own skin with "defense magic," effectively making armor redundant. Especially when the Dagger fight highly implies that defense magic is '''far''' more effective than what any realistic armor could achieve.

** He doesn't judge but he's not part of the UsefulNotes/FurryFandom. Every "anthro" character as of Chapter 7 is a villain. Swinging Blade (who resembles a "typical" anthro character), Tony the Bear (although he's less "furry" in the traditional sense and more like a walking teddy bear with a buff form) and Cryipasto (who looks more like a stylized ''Sonic'' character, as he's a parody of ''VideoGame/SonicExe'') are outright ButtMonkey[=s=], but other "border" examples like Large Avian and Empty Fin are treated with ''slightly'' more respect. Yet they're still both ultimately just boomerang fodder. Swinging Blade is also the only "furry" Demon who has appeared in more than one chapter.

*** They '''hate''' [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn being told to put clothes on.]] Once is fine. But asking one of them twice in a row is grounds to be outright yelled at.

** Carlson is normally very difficult to anger, but if there's two things that ''can'' piss him off (excluding the standard harming-loved-ones, although as of Chapter 7 that has yet to really happen) it's interrupting his viewing of ''Wavette'' and actively trying to keep him out of a potentially decent challenge he's been looking for.

* BiTheWay: Great Pikmin Fan confirmed that Carlson, Stella, and all of the Unitias are all bi, although the former two have a preference for women. Stella is first seen trying to win over a man (Ritch) in a single date, but after that she implies that the majority of her previous one night-stands were female and is blatantly attracted to the Unitias (something she makes blatant at the end of Chapter 2 when she talks about switching places with Carlson). As of Chapter 7, Stella is only seen attempting to woo women after Ritch.

* BloodlessCarnage: None of the Hundred Demons bleed or give off any gore when killed. Instead, they just completely turn in to black smoke; depending on how ''little'' magic they pumped in to creating something, anything they make might disappear too. According to Great Pikmin Fan's profile, the lack of any violent deaths even of the nonhumanoid EldritchAbomination[=s=] was done to mock the double standard of violence versus sexual content: ''Ordinarily United'' has a '''lot''' of sexual content, but going purely by violence it's a T-rating at most. Apart from one "suggestive" moment where Stella bashes Tony the Bear's head and a lot of ''stuffing'' comes out, which the story lampshades would look a bit graphic from the standpoint of a stuffed toy. The most blood in the story as of Chapter 7 is Cryipasto's "creepy illusion" version of the ''Wavette'' marathon, and that was really more to mock ClicheStorm horror stories than it was to shock the audience.

* BlueOrangeContrast:
** Great Pikmin Fan's blue/'''yellow''' contrast shows up in this story from his other works. The first two "side" Unitias, Unitias Three and Four, have yellow and blue hair/eyes respectively and even have a RunningGag of constantly making out with one-another. Out of the "secondary Knights," the "blue" (Eldbrash) and "yellow" (Leon) members are the only men not counting Carlson (gray/silver), but they do not interact that much.
** The "main sixteen" Unitias in general us colors that "pop" to varrying extents as foils (much like the [=.GIFfany=] Army was retroactively made in to), although the only pairs that are exact opposites are Origin/One (sea green) and Two (hot pink) and aformentioned Three (yellow) and Four (blue). Bonus points for the former being ''literal'' exact opposite colors even down to implied saturation and value. Other contrasting "pairs" are: cyan/magenta (Seven and Eight), black/green (Nine and Sixteen), and white/red (Fourteen and Fifteen). The six "tertiary" colors are exceptions, as all of them are "contrasts" between colors that are pretty close together on the RGB color wheel: orange/rose (Five and Six), azure/violet (Ten and Eleven), and chartreuse/aqua (Twelve and Thirteen). Fittingly, Carlson's silver would put him in the middle of '''all twelve''' of the "pure chromatic" ones, although "silver" as a defined web color is lighter than "gray" so between One/Two and Nine/Fourteen his color edges towards the latter.

* CatchPhrase: The Unitias love introducing themselves with "Oh, hi there!" or saying it in a playful context. This is a ShoutOut to ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': That was [=.GIFfany=]'s first line in her episode, and the Unitias are admitted to be based on [=.GIFfany=]... [[CrackFic sort]] [[FanFic/SBIGSeries of.]] [[spoiler:When the Eighth Circle meets Carlson in his human-size, he too opens up with that, indicating that Unitia Origin rubbed off on him (or the other way around -- not enough was known about their relationship as of Chapter 7 to tell) and he still says it from his difficulty to move on.]]

* CoDragons: Ninjssassin and Last, although the ways they serve under the Eighth Circle are vastly different, down to how the story portrays them. Last is explicitely supposed to be Eighth Circle's trump card aside from Unitia Origin, and was hired to finish the list with a bang. She is exceptionally loyal to him, powerful, yet also highly mysterious and has not appeared at all as of Chapter 7. Ninjssassin, on the other hand, likes to ''think'' of herself as very important... yet doesn't really follow after Eighth Circle, and Eighth Circle's exact feelings about her are unknown (but he ''does'' teleport away from Carlson because he senses Ninjssassin coming, indicating that he does not really want to be around her). She rises to Dragon status not by her position from the Eighth Circle but through her sheer determination and obsession to fight Carlson, she's the "main" RecurringBoss of the story and appears pretty early on. In short, one "Dragon" is an actual secondary employee that stays in the shadows, while the other is an unofficial high-ranking threat who is very active and likes fighting along the same level as the male lead.

** Stella is like the ''Journals''-Melody in that she's kind-hearted, yet also a foul-mouthed porn-lover (which was Flanderized from one joke in ''Journals''). Both of them have similar body types and they're both a resident BadassNormal compared to the other characters. Like ''Journals'' Melody specificaly, Stella also wants to try to "make a difference," except instead of running for president (and regretting it, especially when [[SpringtimeForHitler her attempts to lose popularity backfire]]), she just wants to join the Stellar Silver Knights and fight some of the Demons. And thugs, to a lesser extent. She's not in a relationship with Carlson (at least as of Chapter 7; the story hasn't completely ''sunk'' it unless one counts that Carlson was already engaged prior to meeting her) although the two of them very briefly have a conversation naked in Chapter 2, with the justification that the Unitias walk around naked all the time anyway, so it wouldn't be that odd for Carlson to as well, and Stella uses ''that'' as an excuse to undress in front of him.
** Rounding off "Team [=.GIFfany=] Land" is Eldbrash, a powerful fist-fighting fish out of water that takes a few traits from Rumble. Except Eldbrash is considerably less violent (relatively speaking), ''far'' more formal, and has a RunningGag where he considers that he owes his life to Unitia Origin ''four times over.'' As of Chapter 7, however, his relationship with Stella, Carlson, and Unitia Origin is platonic at best. He's fairly neutral towards Stella and Carlson (most of his screentime is instead spent based around Kameel Kick), while Unitia Origin thinks that his "I owe you my life" is somewhat bothersome.

** Stella works at Stelkazh, the world's version of Starbucks. As of Chapter 7 it's not completely clear ''what'' her job is (she's implied to be a barista or a waitress), but whatever it is, she can work with the Stellar Silver Knights as a second job. And she's seen off the job ''frequently.''
** Stella is better than the other Knights, who are almost ''always'' seen working their double-lives as Knights when accepted by the Prime Minister rather than their usual activities. Ruby works at the Hill Town Outskirts factory (although her exact job is unknown), Her Bone is a dentist, Transparaghost's fortune telling ''might'' be her only living but that's not clear, Eldbrash works with other Chilled Water Guardians in the Hill Town lake, Kameel is explicitely unemployed after being laid off by Eighthback due to budget problems, and Leon and Hex's occupations are unknown. They all somehow find time to go on missions with Stella.
** Justified with Carlson and the Unitias, whose jobs are explicitely placed on hold while they get paid saving the world from the Hundred Demons. Carlson normally works with building homes and the Unitias have no Earth-job but they ''do'' have a job working for the government in the Parallel to take down the Demons.

* PaletteSwap: All Unitias are this of each-other. There are also "patterns" of them, and multiple colors used for the same Unitia's skin/hair/eyes/etc, so that even if the Unitias "run out of colors" there's still a near-infinite variety of looks they can have. The "main sixteen" are definitely just straight-up simple, solid color switches, and details of how specific and varied the "patterns" can get are not made clear as of Chapter 7. It's implied that Unitias One/Origin all the way over to Unitia One Zero Two Four have, at most, mundane "patterns."

* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: To put things in perspective, the ''only'' characters who have shown ''anything'' resembling being ashamed of nudity as of Chapter 7 were Ruby (when Mleltersighcko's breeze from her tires threatened to blow up the ''front'' of her "skirt," she clasped it down; and even she has no problem exposing the ''back'' all the time) and Leon (who ''asked'' for clothes at the beginning of Chapter 5, but did not seem particularly embarassed or bothered by being naked; it's implied he's naked in the first place because his "lumenwolf" transformation averts MagicPants). And that's stretching it. The rest of the characters just see clothing as something fun or fashionable, and not required. It's quite telling when the closest thing the story has to a ReluctantFanserviceGirl still has no problem with the whole world seeing her rear as she flies around in an outfit that might as well just be a pair of really long red towels.

** Eldbrash has not been naked as of Chapter 7, but his outfit is fairly revealing and only made of ice, which is not commented upon at all. Mainly because many other characters put him to shame.

** Eldbrash's outfit is just a few straps made out of ice, although as of Chapter 7 it has not suffered any unfortunate destruction or even melting.

** The character Hex is named after the numerical prefix for "six." As of Chapter 7 the reason why isn't clear, but [[AllThereInTheManual Fan's profile]] hints that a later chapter will reveal her being part of a series of women also named after prefixes. It doubles as a pun on spells, and coincidentally (this actually ''is'' a coincidence out-universe, Fan admits that he didn't consider it at first) she's the sixth non-Carlson and non-Unitia Knight to be introduced.

* LighterAndSofter: No need to worry about the Hundred Demons here! Just shenanigans with Carlson, the Unitias, and company. Even though the Hundred Demons are promised to appear, they will be in lighter roles than as monsters trying to wipe out humanity.

* ColorCodedElements: As of Chapter 7's clip, it's just:

* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: Pointed out in Chapter 7's clip, where the gang remarks that the "Dark Wizard" -- their ArcVillain at the time of that particular episode -- is one of the more evil villains they met. Frank suggests that a "[[ThoseWackyNazis Natzee]] Tricox" was much worse.

* TakeThat: This is to "typical" ecchis [[ClicheStorm reliant on the same tired gags and character types]] what ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'' is to cartoon violence. ''Ordinarily United'' proper was the author's attempt at making something that was neither afraid to show skin nor just a mindless ClothingDamage-fest that acted as media-junkfood.

[[note]]Those "lyrics" have not shown up in ''Ordinarily United'' proper as of Chapter 7, but they are on Great Pikmin Fan's profile to end his section on the series, and he promises to use them.[[/note]]

''Ordinarily United''[[note]]Technical full title: ''Ordinarily United: A Knight Versus One Hundred Demons, Except not Really One Hundred Because "One" of them is Friendly and Allied With Him; the Word "One" was in Quote Marks Because She Can Generate Other, Similar Demons, and they All Bear the Appearance of Attractive Naked Women With Sharp Claws and Teeth''[[/note]] is a [[GenreBusting rather surreal "erotic" romantic comedy action adventure]] Fictionpress WebSerialNovel by Great Pikmin Fan, the author of ''[[FanFic/SBIGSeries The Journals of Wisdom, Power, and Courage]]'' and ''FanFic/RunGifocalypse''. This is intended to be an original story, non-StylisticSuck successor to ''Journals'', in multiple ways, namely by being an original fiction counterpart to how [=.GIFfany=]'s role in both ''Journals'' and ''Gifocalypse'' ended up playing out.

Emilleabora Carlson (he goes by his last name; it's not clear what's up with his first name) is talented at almost everything. ''Incredibly'' talented. He can swim up waterfalls, beat someone in a Chess match blindfolded and only going by the sound the pieces make upon landing, and he's lucky enough to be dragged on a number of adventures where he's the "first human" to discover all kinds of mutants and aliens. And he's a bit bored with it. One day, one hundred buildings known as "Tombs" suddenly appear in different spots around the world (which is set a couple decades in the future from when it was written, and some time between then and 2018 Canada took over most of it) and fall down. By his sheer luck, the one nearest to Carlson's house holds the only definitely friendly inhabitant of them all -- a tall humanoid with an exaggerated bust and butt who calls herself "Unitia Origin." Or Origin for short. Unitia Origin explains that she is a "soul being" -- a form of sapience that was made as an adult spirit, without a living body, that came straight from some afterlife-like dimension (the planet is ''not'' shared with wherever human souls go to after death, although it's implied the entire parallel universe is). One soul being who goes by the Eighth Circle, bored with his life being crowded on a planet where more people are ''added'' and none leave, gathered ninety-nine others to try to move to Earth. Including Unitia Origin. The Tombs are buildings that, after a year known as "Hibernation," will give them fully flesh and blood bodies, in addition to giving a few of them certain new skills -- soul beings that could not fly out of their home planet's orbit when they are just "ghosts" could do that with their physical bodies, and so on.

There's just one problem with would otherwise be a harmless act of immigration. The hundred soul beings, who call themselves [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast the Hundred Demons,]] think that humanity is "crowding" the planet and their technology is also causing too much harm. So, they want to wipe out humanity. [[ForTheEvulz Most of them for fun.]] Again, Origin is the only one who does ''not'' as she snuck on as a traitor, using her high array of skills and talents to take advantage of being admitted without as sturdy of a background check. Spending the Hibernation year in a stalemate as people are unable to enter the locked Tombs and Origin is the only one keeping hers open, Origin decides to spend the whole year teaching Carlson about the Demons he will later have to fight. While teaching, they both fall for one-another over the year -- Carlson liking her for both ''not'' trying to take advantage of his "overpowered" state and showing him a new world; Origin liking him for his general careless attitude and being able to "handle" some of her quirks like her permanent nudity. They even undergo a human-soul being process called "Uniting," which would normally give them each-other's skills, but Unitia Origin is the first person Carlson met that is possibly ''more'' talented and skilled than him, so he just ended up having some of her magic while what she got in the trade isn't clear. They form a relationship, and Origin even proposes to him as soon as Hibernation ends. Just one tiny problem: the mayor of their town comes by and, with some legal hoops, tries to bargain that they cannot officially get married until all of the other Demons are eradicated.

And another problem revealed itself twenty-four hours later. The "Generator," a strange stone-like slab that Unitia Origin is connected to, can actually make more Unitias. They double in count in twenty-four hour intervals, starting when Hibernation ended and the Generator got a physical shell that its "soul" was in. Carlson is initially startled by Unitia Two, the first of them made, while Origin suggests that he "shares" the Unitias in a sort of bizarre exponential harem. Carlson, however, considers himself monogamous, and is genuinely in love with Origin rather than seeing her as a sexy fling.

From there, ''Ordinarily United'' is about the Unitias and Carlson slowly working towards fighting the Hundred Demons, mainly through building an "emergency backup just in case" group of gathering people who can ''hopefully'' put up a good fight against the stronger Demons. Their group becomes named the Stellar Silver Knights, after Carlson being a literal knight that has a suit of armor (which is shattered in the first chapter) and the Unitias' loose associations with space.

*** Carlson himself is strongly associated with silver. It's even where the name "Stellar Silver Knights" came from.
** The "side-Knights" have a far more simplistic color list. In order of introduction:

** A certain set of "major checkpoint" Demons, the Shiny Rock Holders, ''do'' have their own color schemes that have nothing to do with the Rock they "Hold" yet are associated with its color any way.

** The Unitias themselves are meant to come off as "hypersexual Freudian nightmares" in general. On paper, they're an always-doubling army of permanently naked big-breated women [[SexShifter (who can also take on a male appearance)]] that can make anything out of nothing and do so to provide entertainment for themselves, their lover, and whomever else wants it. In practice they are also absurdly tall and lanky, have razor-sharp claws and [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily teeth]] who use their shape-shifting to make NightmareFace[=s=]. At one point, Unitia Two suddenly and without warning [[FacialHorror turns her eyes in to mouths]] (complete with the ''eyelids'' having ''teeth'') while giving a giant SlasherSmile when telling Carlson how much she (and the other Unitias) hate sexual harassers. While the two of them are in bed. Carlon's lack of reaction implies that this happens so often that he's used to it. Despite that, for roughly every scene where the Unitias do something that's supposed to be "creepy," there's four or five where they either play around with Carlson or are shown in a rather mundane context.
** Several of the humanoid Demons have something incredibly off about them, similar to the build and sharp teeth of the Unitias. Usually, it's a mix of almost cartoonishly inhuman traits with detailed, exaggerated humanoid bodies: Tony the Bear's "Big Mode" is a buff, naked man... with a teddy bear-like head. Tankah has a giant gun-penis between his legs, and his body is more mechanical than it is organic. Flower's Chest has the upper body of an attractive, ''huge''-breasted naked woman, but her lower half is a mass of plant matter and venus fly traps. Ninjssassin would look humanoid, but Great Pikmin Fan confirms that her "scarf" is actually an additional limb (and the story itself promises to show this at some point). Assily Blast ''already'' has the conventionally-unattractive build of a fat man, but he's also some really weird toilet-cyborg-like thing with a giant sideways mouth in his stomach. Blazing Fast is one of the few exceptions, as he looks completely human with no strange traits whatsoever.

* GoForTheEye: Inverted. Minor Demon Loadcular appears as a giant mass of eyeballs that can split open to reveal a mouth. Each eye is protected by an extremely thick carapace; but his ''tongue'' is his weak spot. After hitting it enough times, he simply bursts in to black smoke.

* SpiritualSuccessor: It's a more "serious" (in that it's not a TrollFic, at least) redo of ''The Journals of Wisdom, Power, and Courage'', specifically centered around mild expies of Soos and company rather than having an expy of [[spoiler:Mabel Pines]] as the true main protagonist. A [[ParodySue Parody Stu]] man suddenly lands himself a harem of a digital-like being that can indefinitely self-replicate [[spoiler:and has some connections to an unhealthy obsession over people]], being joined by a borderline womanchild who hates adult responsibility and having a fish out of water manly martial arts fighter among their major companions. However, a new wave of threats far greater in scale than what the lead characters have fought before come in to light, and their leader serve as an evil foil to the main heroine. Like the [=.GIFfany=] Army and a good chunk of the other villains of ''Journals'' and ''Escape From Fanservice Island'' (another potential ''Journals'' successor, also by the same author), their "harem-ness" qualities are contrasted with intentionally goofy and over-the-top new villains, and they annoy the ''shit'' out of the [=.GIFfanys=]/Unitias. Also, both ''Ordinarily United'' and ''Journals'' have major villain groups that are to some extent inspired by the [[ComicBook/ScottPilgrim Seven Evil Exes.]]

** Most of the story's sexual elements fire at common anime/other action tropes and elements (especially {{moe}}, moe is not spared at all) rather than happily embracing them, especially ecchis despite ''Ordinarily United'' itself being one of them. Instead of a number of cutesy older-teens in high school shying away from the idea of sex as a forbidden fruit and making innuendo, this is about twenty-somethings[[note]]And possibly some middle-aged characters. Only Carlson (22), Stella (21), and the Unitias (biologically 25, Origin existed for 20 years, the other Unitias are all technically 0 but look, act like, and are biological adults) have their ages confirmed of the heroes; the rest could be anywhere from there to being a few decades older[[/note]] who openly and casually enjoy having sex outright, to the point where Great Pikmin Fan said for the record that none of the main Knights are virgins and indirectly jabbed at the ideal of a "pure wife."
** Great Pikmin Fan hates [[WillTheyOrWontThey romances that drag on and have a growing number of contrivances keeping them from confessing/getting together when it's "obvious" they'll end up as a couple.]] So the very first chapter covers Carlson and Unitia Origin hooking up. And having a ''lot'' of sex over the Hibernation year. Before any of this is revealed, the flash-forward at the beginning has a teenager asking if Carlson and Origin are a couple; the reader was supposed to expect the two to pull a SheIsNotMyGirlfriend situation. Instead, Origin bluntly confesses that they are together and was about to imply some things further before Carlson interrupted her saying that was probably not a good idea.

* ToiletHumor: Used sparingly, but it does come up from time to time. Most notably, Assily Blast subverts this. He looks like a cobalt man that's ''part-toilet'' in a strange faux-cyborg way. He attacks with large poison fart clouds he makes... but he's the next in the line of the Shiny Rock Holders, [[spoiler:and even then he's the first person who manages to knock Carlson out outright.]]

** The Shiny Rock Holders are expies of/loosely inspired by the Seven Evil Exes. Going with the ''Journals'' knockoff, this makes them similar to the Seven Evil Inner Devils: a group of villains stronger than most of the "other" Villains of the Week that follow after a loose theme. Ironically, the BigBad is explicitely stated to be the only one that is an ''actual'' evil ex, yet he's nothing like any of them, Gideon or otherwise.

** Unitia Sixteen's ability, although it clashes with all Unitias' less-than-talented gardening skills.

** Chapter 5 makes fun of by-the-numbers cliche creepypasta, especially creepypasta fan works that usually involve "lost episodes." The chapter has two main plots: Stella and the other non-harem Knights taking on Mleltersighcko and the Moths (a very small Demon gang), while Carlson and the Unitias try to watch a huge "Wavettebomb" of four new episodes a day for the next three weeks. Cryipasto teams up with Eellooshinist, a Demon that can give people illusions and give that power to others, so that he shows Carlson and the Unitias a completely different episode of ''Wavette'' where Wavette is actually a crazed killer. The first sign that something is off is when Carlson points out that ''the quality of writing went downhill,'' even before "things went to shit," highly suggesting that Cryipasto is a terrible writer even when he's pretending the illusion is a genuine episode. The Unitias figure out that he's trapped them in an illusion after roughly five minutes of what was ''supposed'' to be two hours of things "slowly getting worse," because "slowly" in his mind is "the screen briefly flashes red and bloody," and he does that to a crowd of people who are very good observers that can catch on to split-second things (and the Unitias specifically each have a really good PhotographicMemory). Eventually, [[MookHorrorShow Cryipasto ends up being chased by Carlson,]] who is more annoyed that the illusion meant that he missed the beginning of the marathon and ended up getting spoiled as a result. When he's caught, the Unitias give him a bunch of ideas to make it scary ''becides'' just taking something cutesy [[SubvertedKidsShow (alleg]][[{{Ecchi}} edly)]] and splashing blood over it and throwing jump scares (jump scares are something Fan explicitely mentioned that he did not like). When Cryipasto suggests having some kind death that involves something like [[EyeScream an eye injury]] so that it "fits his horror theme," Carlson denies that and [[SquashedFlat flattens him like an old cartoon]] out of pure spite.

* VoiceOfTheLegion: The Unitias have the ability to change their voice to whatever they want, and this is one of their many options. Aside from her commonly-used, [=.GIFfany=]-taken "Oh, hi there!" the first "on-screen" words from Unitia Origin are in a [[ArcNumber nine]]fold voice of the legion.

* WeaponOfChoice: Several characters are associated with different weapons, although there is some overlap. Stella fights with batons. Carlson's is technically boomerangs, but he only uses Grayscale. Because he only ''needs'' Grayscale. The Unitias have Unit Blades that are apparently even more powerful than they usually are. And the Shiny Rock Holders can transform their Rocks in to weapons they are comfortable using. Swinging Blade unsurprisingly turns his in to a sword, Blazing Fast changes his in to a mace, Assily Blast in to a gun, and Ninjssassin goes for a giant shuriken. Ninjssassin also uses other ninja tools.

** Chapter 7. [[spoiler:Carslon '''loses''' a fight. Assily Blast -- a Rock Holder, but not one of the "main enforcers" under the Eighth Circle -- proves to be strong enough to defeat him in battle. Eighthback, a hero who did not trust the Unitias, takes advantage of this to try to turn Canada against the Stellar Silver Knights. Also, Hoodieath's arrival marks the debut of a character who actually ''can'' go up toe-to-toe against the stronger Demons, as several previous allies could not (as seen with the Mleltersighcko curb-stomp, which was not even against a Rock Holder. Hoodieath vs Assily Blast '''was'''). Relationship-wise Carlson and Unitia Origin get in to a huge fight over whether or not Carlson should even ''try'' to fight against Assily Blast, showing that despite their habit of getting over relationship issues much quicker than a number of couples in fiction, they've still got some deep personal problems to iron out.]]

** Even one-off villain Creepypasta Sonic has an expy: Cryipasto, one of the many, ''many'' fodder villains of the Hundred Demons. Both of them are cartoony animal-looking things surrounded by a cast of otherwise humanoids that try really, really hard to be "scary" but fail to be taken seriously by the group and go down in anti-climaxes. Creepypasta Sonic was [=.GIFfany=]'s brother by adoption (which makes his fantasies about the Unitias pissing themselves more disturbing in a meta sense); soul beings don't ''have'' families or genetic relationships, and as they're born adults there's no need for adoption, but this is still nodded to in that his color scheme (hot pink, yellow, and aqua) is the same general color scheme as [=.GIFfany=]'s. Just with blood.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The Unitias double in count every day, although for obvious reasons (namely their numbers will soon dip in to the millions and trying to write that many side-characters would be unreasonable) the screentime is usually limited to the first sixteen while the others are their background backup. They are just an indicator of the grander scheme of things: the main villain group is a band of ''one hundred'' monsters (ninety-nine excluding Unitia Origin) and each last one of them is promised to at least have a name and a demonstration of their powers; none of them will be completely dealt with offscreen. Aside from them, ''Ordinarily United'' has: nine major non-Unitia heroes[[note]]Carlson, Stella, Eldbrash, Kameel Kick, Ruby, Leon, Hex, Transparaghost, and Her Bone[[/note]], various other heroes not part of the Knights like Eighthback and Hoodieath, the mayors of the major cities and the Prime Minister, side-characters like Richshirt or Stella's date of the week, and even more counting shows within the story. This is part of the reason why ''Extraordinarily'' was planned: even with the chapters being as long as they are,

* ArcNumber: Nine and eight. The BigBad is a BigRedDevil-looking figure that calls himself the "Eighth Circle," an obvious reference to the "nine circles of Hell." He's only the ''eighth'' because to him "The Xth Circle" are names of PowerLevels that he's trying to ascend, and Unitia Origin implies in Chapter 3 that becoming the Ninth Circle is the final step he has to getting total omnipotence. Unitia Origin, one of the main characters, is listed under Demon Number Nine. When Origin is first introduced, she quickly puts on a VoiceOfTheLegion, which is explicitely described as being her normal voice with eight more layered on top of it (so, nine). Unitia Nine is not super-''important'' and Unitia Two outranks of her in terms of spotlight, but she still gets a good bit of screentime compared to the rest of the gang. (Although helping is that she's an expy of Professor Dove, who became a spotlight hog on her own shortly after she '''finally''' appears in-person in ''run:gifocalypse''.) Excluding the Unitias, there are nine Stellar Silver Knights as of the end of the second arc -- Carlson, and not counting him as he's more grouped with the Unitias, that just leaves Stella, Ruby, Her Bone, Leon, Hex, Transparaghost, Eldbrash, and Kameel Kick. There are also eight Shiny Rocks, although Swinging Blade says that they ''might'' have each been made each time the Eighth Circle ascends a "level." From Swinging Blade's new sword out of his Rock being explicitely compared to Carlson's boomerang, it's suggested that the Grayscale is "similar" to the Shiny Rocks, placing the number at nine. Even small details make use of these numbers: at the end of Chapter 6, Unitia Origin effectively punches a hole in a star trying to kill [[spoiler:the Eighth Circle]]. Said star is revealed in the next chapter to be [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lalande_21185 Lalande 21185,]] the ninth-closest star to the sun counting brown dwarves.

* HumanoidAbomination: Some of the Hundred Demons dip in to this, but for the most part they are "standard" superpowered inhuman beings that just happen to be from an afterlife dimension. However, the Unitias ''definitely'' fit this. For starters, it's implied that even Unitia Origin is not the "true" source soul being, but rather the Generator is. From there, the Unitias have several of the powers seen across other soul beings ''combined'' and double every day in a strange manner. They're basically [=.GIFfany=]'s computer-based "copying her code and making more of herself" powers but translated in to a ''non-''computer like context, making them feel more like a replicating disease than a program or anything of the sort. Most of the soul beings can generally be boiled down to one gimmick (out-universe this is likely as they are minor characters, and thus are not as fleshed out when it comes to alternate powers and the like): Swinging Blade is "anthro sword-user," Blazing Fast being "human-looking fast guy with fire powers," Assily Blast being "weaponized ToiletHumor" etc. But the Unitias have no real standard central "gimmick" at all and just feel very off and bizarre.

* SensibleHeroesSkimpyVillains: Subverted, and fitting with the story's general themes of sex positivity. [[NiceGuy Nice Gi-- Woman]] Stella is in a modest, casual set of clothes, while the AmbiguouslyEvil Unitias run around completely naked at all times. Hero Carlson at first commonly appears in a full suit of knight armor, but then it's subjected to ClothingDamage and he runs around in a pair of swim trunks for the rest of the story, if not going outright naked. Many of the Hundred Demons are nude, but many of the heroes wear little more. And a faint few of the Demons ''do'' have clothes. It's confirmed that one of the intents of the story is to flip around the trope of using nudity to represent ''inhuman'' qualities. The Unitias aren't naked because it's creepy, they're naked as a way to loosely represent their "freedom" and casual attitude. [[BigBad The Eighth Circle]] and [[TheDragon Ninjssassin]] are both confirmed to put ''on'' clothes later in the story, specifically when they are meant to come off as more threatening and less reasonable.

** Most of the story's sexual elements fire at common anime/other action tropes and elements rather than happily embracing them, especially ecchis despite ''Ordinarily United'' itself being one of them. Instead of a number of cutesy older-teens in high school shying away from the idea of sex as a forbidden fruit and making innuendo, this is about twenty-somethings[[note]]And possibly some middle-aged characters. Only Carlson (22), Stella (21), and the Unitias (biologically 25, Origin existed for 20 years, the other Unitias are all technically 0 but look, act like, and are biological adults) have their ages confirmed of the heroes; the rest could be anywhere from there to being a few decades older[[/note]] who openly and casually enjoy having sex outright, to the point where Great Pikmin Fan said for the record that none of the main Knights are virgins and indirectly jabbed at the ideal of a "pure wife."

* {{Interquel}}: The chapters that are released while ''Ordinarily'' is still ongoing will usually cover events

* ArchivePanic: An in-universe parody. It's a LongRunner with several episodes, and starting in Chapter 5 its network does a "Wavettebomb" with '''four''' new half-hour episodes each day, meaning that in order to stay up-to-date one would have to watch ''two hours a day for the following three weeks.'' Most of the main characters are already hopelessly behind, and Carlson and the Unitias struggle to catch up.

* TakeThat: This is to "typical" ecchis [[ClicheStorm reliant on the same tired gags and character types]] what ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'' is to cartoon violence.

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-->[[spoiler:'''S u p , d u d e .''']]

There's just one problem with would otherwise be a harmless act of immigration. The hundred soul beings, who call themselves [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast the Hundred Demons,]] think that humanity is "crowding" the planet and their technology is also causing too much harm. So, they want to wipe out humanity. [[ForTheEvulz Most of them for fun.]] Again, Origin is the only one who does ''not'' as she snuck on as a traitor, using her high array of skills and talents to take advantage of being admitted without as sturdy of a background check. Spending the Hibernation year in a stalemate as people are unable to enter the locked Tombs and Origin is the only one keeping hers open, Origin decides to spend the whole year teaching Carlson about the Demons he will later have to fight. While teaching, they both fall for one-another over the year -- Carlson liking her for both ''not'' trying to take advantage of his "overpowered" state and showing him a new world; Origin liking him for his general careless attitude and being able to "handle" some of her quirks like her permanent nudity. They even undergo a human-soul being process called "Uniting," which would normally give them each-other's skills, but Unitia Origin is the first person Carlson met that is possibly ''more'' talented and skilled than him, so he just ended up having some of her magic while what she got in the trade isn't clear. They form a relationship, and Origin even surprises him as soon as Hibernation ends by proposing to him. Just one tiny problem: the mayor of their town comes by and, with some legal hoops, tries to bargain that they cannot officially get married until all of the other Demons are eradicated.

** Avered with the Unitias, despite not being human. They're inspired by a computer program character, but one made in Japan, but with a twist of a Western name (which GPF's ''Journals'' mentions in Chapter 4 when Professor Sandy asks if "Lawyerese" could be seen as something offensive); Unitia Origin herself has the lightest skin-tone of the main trio (herself, Carlson, and Stella) yet the other Unitias are all palette swaps of one-another that come in various skin tones; and all of the first sixteen Unitias have human tones, which can range anywhere from "albino" to "really dark-skinned," yet again, their facial features are identical. The aversion came when Fan basically said they were Easy Asian/Japanese-"coded."

* CuteMonsterGirl: Zig-zagged. Many soul beings have humanoid appearances, but some do not, and this is completely independant to their gender. Unitia Origin plays this straight in that she is the "main" soul being, and has a more attractive and human-like appearance than, say, FY (effectively a [=3D=] stick figure) or Cryipasto (a gopher-like thing with what resembles blood coming from his eyes), but she still has blatantly unnatural proportions and some sharp teeth and claws. Gender-inverted examples of the "monster-looking man, humanoid woman" include Bricka, who is basically just a brick wall with a face on one brick and some arms, and Blazing Fast; as of Chapter 7 he is the most human-looking of the Hundred Demons, just looking like a naked man that happens to have fire engine-red hair. Even the Unitias look less human-like than he does.

** The Unitias are like deliberately glorified [=.GIFfanys=]. ''Journals'' and its predecessor ''FanFic/RunGifocalypse'' gave her NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, most notably there were several copies of her ''and'' they could replicate on top of that, and by the end of her character arc she was the leader of an army of superpowered elemental lords. Unitia Origin is in the same position as Chapter 6-[=.GIFfany=]. [[spoiler:The story slightly implies that Unitia Origin used to be a dangerous yandere, closer to [=.GIFfany=]'s canonical self. Another major red flag is how Origin will occassionally compare herself and the other Unitias to robots.]]

** Of the non-soul beings, Carlson at least does not give a rat's ass if what little clothes he has (a pair of gold swim trunks, which is all he wears after his full suit of armor is destroyed) is completely shredded. It spends the end of the Ninjssassin fight and the following Blazing Fast battle completely naked when the former blows off his clothes.

** It's implied that the Unitias' default male form has this to compliment the GagBoobs of their default female, and default overall, forms.

* HandOrObjectUnderwear: Exaggerated with the Unitias. The closest thing any of them have to any "clothes" is that they use a single finger to barely cover their vulvas, and run around completely naked otherwise. When they feel that they are close enough as friends to a person (and ''just'' friendship; it's a bit before the actual relationship part), they drop the finger-cover around them. They also lack it around each-other.

* MirrorBoss: Ninjssassin, who fights Carlson with a weapon similar to his and generally gives him a 50/50 fight. The story lampshades this when their weapons land so that Carlson sees half of his reflection in hers, with her body taking the other half; and she sees the same thing, half of her reflection with ''his'' weapon.

** Stella's one-night stands seem to think that they can take on someone that Stella ''actually'' can. Ritch tries to beat Buck, Miller, and Jiller... only for his only punch to have no effect, and he's thrown out of the fancy restaurant (Carlson saves him). Then Kelly tries to battle with Tony the Bear, only to get punched in the face by him.

** Chapter 5 implies that sex and nudity are the only things Hex ''is'' comfortable discussing, as she's otherwise awkward and stuttering when talking about almost any subject. Of the "secondary" Knights (herself, Kameel, Eldbrash, Ruby, Stella, Her Bone, Transparaghost Leon), she by far has the most revealing outfit depending on if one counts Transparaghost's ability to manipulate the opacity of her fabric as "clothes" or not.

* ArchivePanic: ''The High-Splash Adventures of Wavette'' is an in-universe parody. It's a LongRunner with several episodes, and starting in Chapter 5 its network does a "Wavettebomb" with '''four''' new half-hour episodes each day, meaning that in order to stay up-to-date one would have to watch ''two hours a day for the following three weeks.'' Most of the main characters are already hopelessly behind, and Carlson and the Unitias struggle to catch up.

** Carlson and Blazing Fast's fight is interrupted by someon! Tall... slim... with sharp claws and teeth... pale skin... sea green hair... ''but this is a man!'' So, is one of the Demons a SpearCounterpart to at least Unitia Origin? Does he have his own army of Unitias? Are they just as powerful as the main Unitias? Or is this ''not'' a Demon, and something else-- nope it's literally Unitia Origin. She just shifted to her "male" form, and this is just the first time the story shows what that actually looks like.

** Just about ''anything'' can wipe Wavette and her female friends' clothes off.

** A certain set of "major checkpoint" Demons, the Shiny Rock Holders, ''do'' have their own color schemes that have nothing to do with the spoiler yet are associated with the color of Rock they "Hold."

** The Unitias, to the extent that the narrative outright explicitely says that they will never put on clothing at any point in the story's future. There will be one flashback with Origin briefly trying on clothes, but that's it.

* GodivaHair: Subverted.
** When Unitia Origin makes her first appearance, her hair is in a position that plays the trope straight, which first suggests that even though it's text-only it will ''still'' feel the need to tell readers that "nothing is really showing." Only a few seconds later, Unitia Origin ''intentionally'' brushes her hair out of the way and completely bares her gigantic breasts, with the narrative giving an extremely detailed over-the-top description of her nipples.
** Until the "Wavettebomb" in Chapter 5, [[ShowWithinAShow Wavette's]] breasts (and the breasts of the various FanserviceExtra[=s=] on the show) are covered with this. At some point, the series allowed showing areolae but not nipples. And during the "Wavettebombs" onward, the standard was dropped alltogether and women's nipples are completely A-okay to show. Keep in mind that ''Wavette'' is a children's show in-universe.

** ''The High-Splash Adventures of Wavette''. As with the overall title and the first chapter (shortened to "The Knight and the Naked Woman"), this is often shortened to just ''Wavette''.

** Wavette in general, the protagonist of an extremely raunchy kid's ShowWithinAShow, is obviously modeled off of [[Manga/{{Hellsing}} Rip Van Winkle.]] This might seem like a regular ShoutOut to just ''Hellsing'', except in ''FanFic/HecksingUlumateCrconikals'', Rip was not only extremely important to the plot, but a RunningGag was how she was overly-sexualized within the story.

** A flashback/dream in Chapter 2 that Unitia Origin has about her meeting the Eighth Circle shortly after the latter's spawning in to existence has him asking questions about what it's like to really exist. Origin tries to guess what he's thinking of in general, and she says, word for word, what is heavily implied to be [[spoiler:[=.GIFfany=]'s first words as an actual self-aware AI and not a dating sim character]] as revealed in ''FanFic/RunGifocalypse''. On a related note, Unitia Origin begins her backstory flashback in the first chapter with "Oh, hi there!" -- [=.GIFfany=]'s first line in the show. She ''would have'' said the same thing shortly after meeting Carlson for the first time, but she interrupted herself in surprise when she noticed that he did not care about her nudity at all.
** Chapter 2's ''Wavette'' clip has Frank crying that the Gray Slime is trying to eat his brains, just like some giant green mutant. In ''Hecksing Ulumate Crconikals'', Homer Simpson appears as a giant, green mutant after falling in to nuclear waste, and threatens to eat Integra's brains. And ''that'' was based on a scrapped ''Simpsons'' StylisticSuck fic where Homer would become a mutant and his OC character, Gomer [[note]]Homer with green AnimeHair; he would have also had three more brothers, Bomer, Romer, and Yomer, with similar naming schemes; this concept ''eventually'' made its way in to the _ank _ills[[/note]], would stop him.

* NotSoStoic: Carlson is a huge, talented warrior who has fought off giant monsters and mutants in the past, can swim up waterfalls, and it bored with his life. Once he enters a relationship with Unitia Origin over the Hibernation, however, his stoic mask that everyone else sees slowly starts to fade. The more he's around Origin, the less he becomes an archetypical gruff hero and the more he turns out to have in common with ''Soos.'' This is most obvious near the end of the first chapter, where he's excitedly counting down the number of seconds left before Hibernation ends and Unitia Origin is finally fully physical, with Carlson actually being ''louder'' than Origin is. [[spoiler:Of course, Carlson has optimism that he and the Unitias (or, as far as he knew, just Unitia Origin) would be able to take down the Eighth Circle. Unitia Origin does not, an alternates between being brutally honest about this and trying to give people Hope Spots.]]

** ''Wavette'' being a children's cartoon with a ton of fanservice on the level of TV-MA {{ecchi}}s.

** ''The High-Splash Adventures of Wavette'', which is supposedly aimed at children yet has a ton of fanservice, ''barely'' stopping at showing women's nipples (and the "later" episodes drop even that restriction).

* SpoofAesop: ''Wavette'' ends with the eponymous character randomly giving a lesson to the viewer, calling them "Important Life Lessons from Wavette!" One of them amounts to "wrapping tentacles around people is wrong," and another amounts to "bring a spare change of clothes in case a nudifier strips everyone in the country."

* StylisticSuck:
** ''[[ShowWithinAShow The High-Splash Adventures of Wavette]]'' sucks ass. The plot doesn't make much sense, most of the show's jokes seen are stock fanservice tropes turned on their head, and Carlson practically outright says that he only watches it because A: it's ''that'' dumb that it becomes entertaining, and B: just about everything else is ''worse.''
** Stella's sign for signing up for the Stellar Silver Knights is typo-filled, nonsensical, and has really bad in-universe copyright censorship that, one sentence later, Stella even drops.
* SubvertedKidsShow: ''Wavette'' is apparently a kid's show in-universe, yet the amount of nudity and blatant sexual nature in it would even give some actual ecchi a run for their money. And that's ignoring the swearing.

* AmbiguouslyBrown: All of the main heroes.
** Carlson's skin is described as being tan, but that's about the only clue the reader gets for the whole first two arcs. Confusing things further, his hair is completely gray/silver (at the age of 22, ''21'' since he's been that way at the start of Hibernation which was a year prior) and his eyes are an odd pale blue. Lampshaded in Chapter 6, when Stella sees both him and Her Bone raising their hands and remarks that it's like there's a mirror of them. Stella identifies Her Bone as being half-black and half-white (literally, her skin is split down the middle between two tones) and for Carlson she guesses Hispanic (in reference to one of his many inspiration characters, Soos, who is half-Hispanic according to Alex Hirsch).
** Stella herself is some sort of brown and she's an expy of a likewise Ambiguously Brown character. Not helping matters is that her last name, Fortyyismah, is completely fictional and is more of a music reference than it is an indicator of her family tree. Unlike Carlson, who ''practically'' has an animesque design of bright silver hair and shining blue eyes (which could ''technically'' be plausable but are unlikely), Stella just has normal brown hair and eyes.
** Good luck guessing just '''what''' sort of race, if ''any,'' the Unitias (or soul beings in general, but especially Unitias) are supposed to be "coded" as. They're inspired by a computer program character, but one made in Japan, but with a twist of a Western name (which GPF's ''Journals'' mentions in Chapter 4 when Professor Sandy asks if "Lawyerese" could be seen as something offensive); Unitia Origin herself has the lightest skin-tone of the main trio yet the other Unitias are all palette swaps of one-another that come in various skin tones; and all of the first sixteen Unitias have human tones, which can range anywhere from "albino" to "really dark-skinned," yet again, their facial features are identical.

* ArchivePanic: ''The High-Splash Adventures of Wavette'' is an in-universe parody. It's a LongRunner with several episodes, and starting in Chapter 5 its network does a "Wavettebomb" with '''four''' new half-hour episodes each day, meaning that in order to stay up-to-date one would have to watch ''two hours a day for the following months.'' Most of the main characters are already hopelessly behind, and Carlson and the Unitias struggle to catch up.

** The Unitias '''hate''' [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn being told to put clothes on.]] Once is fine. But asking one of them twice in a row is grounds to be outright yelled at.

** Carlson's most effective method of taking care of foes is by throwing his Grayscale Boomerang at them, after which it automatically homes in on the enemy and usually cuts them in half. A bit boring? After the first few times, yeah. Repetitive? It gets that quickly. Does it work? Yes, [[spoiler:aside from the Eighth Circle and Assily Blast]].

* ColorCodedCharacters: ''Three'' different sets.

** Three guesses as to what color Mayor Green, the mayor of Hill Town, is associated with. In Chapter 5, Kameel explains that there are seven "special cities" along the planet/Canada that have their own coliseums (Hill Town being one of them); Watch City's mayor is revealed in Chapter 7, wears a ''red'' version of Green's suit, and is named (ke)Tchup.

* CurbStompBattle: As with [[Webcomic/OnePunchMan one of its inspirations,]] two of the main characters are so absurdly powerful that their battles rarely last long. According to WordOfGod, the fight with Dagger is actually an exception more than it is a rule, and he just wanted to have an ActionPrologue. The majority of the Demons go down easier than Dagger did.

** The Unitias themselves are meant to come off as hyper-sexual Freudian nightmares in general. On paper, they're an always-doubling army of permanently naked big-breated women [[SexShifter (who can also take on a male appearance)]] that can make anything out of nothing and do so to provide entertainment for themselves, their lover, and whomever else wants it. In practice they are also absurdly tall and lanky, have razor-sharp claws and [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily teeth]] who use their shape-shifting to make NightmareFace[=s=]. At one point, Unitia Two suddenly and without warning [[FacialHorror turns her eyes in to mouths]] (complete with the ''eyelids'' having ''teeth'') while giving a giant SlasherSmile when telling Carlson how much she (and the other Unitias) hate sexual harassers. While the two of them are in bed. Carlon's lack of reaction implies that this happens so often that he's used to it. Despite that, for roughly every scene where the Unitias do something that's supposed to be "creepy," there's four or five where they either play around with Carlson or are shown in a rather mundane context.

* HotterAndSexier: To Great Pikmin Fan's Fictionpress library, and considering Diane Mohdez and Quazzax Cut 618-Beta in ''Steve Buhvillen's Intriguing Group'' -- two ''female'' WalkingShirtlessScene[=s=] who are the text-equivalent of totally uncensored, that's saying a lot. By the time ''Ordinarily United'' came out, none of his other main characters on the site so much as mentioned sex, and yet here's Carlson and Unitia Origin flat-out banging on the first chapter. The "sexy parts" are goofy and played for laughs a bit, but they still exist nonetheless. This is still a story where the main character is a CuteMonsterGirl in a "species" that already ''has'' several Cute Monster Girls and Guys (Ninjssassin, Flower's Chest, Blazing Fast, etc), can effectively "make" additional girlfriends for herself and her lover, and they all run around ''completely'' naked. Unless you count that the Unitias make bare-minimal use of HandOrObjectUnderwear over their groins. And nobody else minds being seen naked either, so it's not just the Unitias pulling all the fanservice weight.

* InterruptedIntimacy: This story has a ''less'' sexual (by its standards) version when [[spoiler:Unitias Nine and Sixteen use the Blue Shiny Rock to successfully open Flower's Chest's Tomb door to try to find Richshirt... and end up walking in on her giving him a weird foot massage.]]

* ArcNumber: Nine and eight. The BigBad is a BigRedDevil-looking figure that calls himself the "Eighth Circle," an obvious reference to the "nine circles of Hell." He's only the ''eighth'' because to him "The Xth Circle" are names of PowerLevels that he's trying to ascend, and Unitia Origin implies in Chapter 3 that becoming the Ninth Circle is the final step he has to getting total omnipotence. Unitia Origin, one of the main characters, is listed under Demon Number Nine. When Origin is first introduced, she quickly puts on a VoiceOfTheLegion, which is explicitely described as being her normal voice with eight more layered on top of it (so, nine). Unitia Nine is not super-''important'' and Unitia Two outranks of her in terms of spotlight, but she still gets a good bit of screentime compared to the rest of the gang. (Although helping is that she's an expy of Professor Dove, who became a spotlight hog on her own shortly after she '''finally''' appears in-person in ''run:gifocalypse''.) Excluding the Unitias, there are nine Stellar Silver Knights as of the end of the second arc -- Carlson, and not counting him as he's more grouped with the Unitias, that just leaves Stella, Ruby, Her Bone, Leon, Hex, Transparaghost, Eldbrash, and Kameel Kick. There are also eight Shiny Rocks, although Swinging Blade says that they ''might'' have each been made each time the Eighth Circle ascends a "level." From Swinging Blade's new sword out of his Rock being explicitely compared to Carlson's boomerang, it's suggested that the Grayscale is "similar" to the Shiny Rocks, placing the number at nine.

** He doesn't judge but he's not part of the UsefulNotes/FurryFandom. Every "anthro" character as of Chapter 5 is a villain. Swinging Blade (who resembles a "typical" anthro character), Tony the Bear (although he's less "furry" in the traditional sense and more like a walking teddy bear with a buff form) and Cryipasto (who looks more like a stylized ''Sonic'' character, as he's a parody of ''VideoGame/SonicExe'') are outright ButtMonkey[=s=], but other "border" examples like Large Avian and Empty Fin are treated with ''slightly'' more respect. Yet they're still both ultimately just boomerang fodder. Swinging Blade is also the only "furry" Demon who has appeared in more than one chapter.

* BiTheWay: Great Pikmin Fan confirmed that Carlson, Stella, and all of the Unitias are all bi, although the former two have a preference for women. Stella is first seen trying to win over a man (Ritch) in a single date, but after that she implies that the majority of her previous one night-stands were female and is blatantly attracted to the Unitias (something she makes blatant at the end of Chapter 2 when she talks about switching places with Carlson). As of Chapter 6, Stella is only seen attempting to woo women after Ritch.

* BloodlessCarnage: None of the Hundred Demons bleed or give off any gore when killed. Instead, they just completely turn in to black smoke; depending on how ''little'' magic they pumped in to creating something, anything they make might disappear too. According to Great Pikmin Fan's profile, the lack of any violent deaths even of the nonhumanoid EldritchAbomination[=s=] was done to mock the double standard of violence versus sexual content: ''Ordinarily United'' has a '''lot''' of sexual content, but going purely by violence it's a T-rating at most. Apart from one "suggestive" moment where Stella bashes Tony the Bear's head and a lot of ''stuffing'' comes out, which the story lampshades would look a bit graphic from the standpoint of a stuffed toy. The most blood in the story as of Chapter 5 is Cryipasto's "creepy illusion" version of the ''Wavette'' marathon, and that was really more to mock ClicheStorm horror stories than it was to shock the audience.

* CatchPhrase: The Unitias love introducing themselves with "Oh, hi there!" or saying it in a playful context. This is a ShoutOut to ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': That was [=.GIFfany=]'s first line in her episode, and the Unitias are admitted to be based on [=.GIFfany=]... [[CrackFic sort]] [[FanFic/SBIGSeries of.]] [[spoiler:When the Eighth Circle meets Carlson in his human-size, he too opens up with that, indicating that Unitia Origin rubbed off on him (or the other way around -- not enough was known about their relationship as of Chapter 6 to tell) and he still says it from his difficulty to move on.]]

*** Unitia Ten: Chartreuse.
*** Unitia Eleven: Green.
*** Unitia Twelve: Spring green.
*** Unitia Thirteen: Azure.
*** Unitia Fourteen: Violet.
*** Unitia Fifteen: White.
*** Unitia Sixteen: Red.

*** "Assily Blast" (an unknown as of Chapter 6): Cyan.

** Three guesses as to what color Mayor Green, the mayor of Hill Town, is associated with. In Chapter 5, Kameel explains that there are seven "special cities" along the planet/Canada that have their own coliseums (Hill Town being one of them), although it is not known if their mayors follow a "set" with Mayor Green or not.

* CuteMonsterGirl: Zig-zagged. Many soul beings have humanoid appearances, but some do not, and this is completely independant to their gender. Unitia Origin plays this straight in that she is the "main" soul being, and has a more attractive and human-like appearance than, say, FY (effectively a [=3D=] stick figure) or Cryipasto (a gopher-like thing with what resembles blood coming from his eyes), but she still has blatantly unnatural proportions and some sharp teeth and claws. Gender-inverted examples of the "monster-looking man, humanoid woman" include Bricka, who is basically just a brick wall with a face on one brick and some arms, and Blazing Fast; as of Chapter 6 he is the most human-looking of the Hundred Demons, just looking like a naked man that happens to have fire engine-red hair. Even the Unitias look less human-like than he does.

** Stella is like the ''Journals''-Melody in that she's kind-hearted, yet also a foul-mouthed porn-lover (which was Flanderized from one joke in ''Journals''). Both of them have similar body types and they're both a resident BadassNormal compared to the other characters. Like ''Journals'' Melody specificaly, Stella also wants to try to "make a difference," except instead of running for president (and regretting it, especially when [[SpringtimeForHitler her attempts to lose popularity backfire]]), she just wants to join the Stellar Silver Knights and fight some of the Demons. And thugs, to a lesser extent. She's not in a relationship with Carlson (at least as of Chapter 5; the story hasn't completely ''sunk'' it unless one counts that Carlson was already engaged prior to meeting her) although the two of them very briefly have a conversation naked in Chapter 2, with the justification that the Unitias walk around naked all the time anyway, so it wouldn't be that odd for Carlson to as well, and Stella uses ''that'' as an excuse to undress in front of him.
** Rounding off "Team [=.GIFfany=] Land" is Eldbrash, a powerful fist-fighting fish out of water that takes a few traits from Rumble. Except Eldbrash is considerably less violent (relatively speaking), ''far'' more formal, and has a RunningGag where he considers that he owes his life to Unitia Origin ''four times over.'' As of Chapter 5, however, his relationship with Stella, Carlson, and Unitia Origin is platonic at best. He's fairly neutral towards Stella and Carlson (most of his screentime is instead spent based around Kameel Kick), while Unitia Origin thinks that his "I owe you my life" is somewhat bothersome.

** The Shiny Rock Holders are expies of/loosely inspired by the Seven Evil Exes, as of Chapter 5. Going with the ''Journals'' knockoff, this makes them similar to the Seven Evil Inner Devils: a group of villains stronger than most of the "other" Villains of the Week that follow after a loose theme. Ironically, the BigBad is explicitely stated to be the only one that is an ''actual'' evil ex, yet he's nothing like any of them, Gideon or otherwise.

** The first arc mentions Swinging Blade a bit, and he's the only "minor" Demon to be mentioned in all three chapters. It's revealed that he's actually a bit more "significant" as the end-of-arc-Demon fought. Specifically, [[spoiler:he is the first Shiny Rock Holder that Carlson "battles" and "defeats." Although Fan confessed that he made up the Shiny Rocks as he went along, Swinging Blade was still going to be the first "checkpoint" of the story.]]

* OurMonstersAreWeird: ''Are they ever.'' The main heroine is a sexualized version of the StringyHairGhostGirl... who can also double every day in to various palette swaps of herself that's tied to a machine-like stone/a stone-like machine ''and'' each copy has a built-in phone; while the BigBad resembles your typical BigRedDevil but is not literally Satan. From just the first two arcs alone, the reader is introduced to soul beings that range anywhere from looking almost completely humanlike (Blazing Fast) to humanoids with some monster-like features (Flower's Chest) to humanoid bodies with animalistic heads (Swinging Blade) to ''animal'' bodies with human heads (Summoth) to animalsitic creatures (Larzhock the Hard, who is openly called a purple Pikachu) to more eldritch-looks (Dagger). And this is just the Hundred Demons, a tiny fraction of the overal soul beings.
* PowerPerversionPotential: The Unitias double every day (after becoming physical) and can shape/sex-shift. They take advantage of this to have a number of (bizarre and roleplay-filled) orgies with Carlson, and so he can enjoy male and female bodies alike.

* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: To put things in perspective, the ''only'' characters who have shown ''anything'' resembling being ashamed of nudity as of Chapter 6 were Ruby (when Mleltersighcko's breeze from her tires threatened to blow up the ''front'' of her "skirt," she clasped it down; and even she has no problem exposing the ''back'' all the time) and Leon (who ''asked'' for clothes at the beginning of Chapter 5, but did not seem particularly embarassed or bothered by being naked; it's implied he's naked in the first place because his "lumenwolf" transformation averts MagicPants). And that's stretching it. The rest of the characters just see clothing as something fun or fashionable, and not required. It's quite telling when the closest thing the story has to a ReluctantFanserviceGirl still has no problem with the whole world seeing her rear as she flies around in an outfit that might as well just be a pair of really long red towels.

** Chapter 5 implies that sex and nudity are the only things Hex ''is'' comfortable discussing, as she's otherwise awkward and stuttering when talking about almost any subject. Of the "secondary" Knights as of Chapter 5 (herself, Kameel, Eldbrash, Ruby, Stella, and Leon), she by far has the most revealing outfit.
** Eldbrash has not been naked as of Chapter 5, but his outfit is fairly revealing and only made of ice, which is not commented upon at all. Mainly because many other characters put him to shame.

*** The Unit Chat system is similar to Pesterlogs. Text in script format for just those portions that toy around a bit with the fact that they are typed in-story to have some "quirks" (such as Unitia Fifteen just typing a blank message to signify that she's there, and Carlson not using periods while he's panicking), and [[spoiler:the Eighth Circle's ability to hijack the system is similar to one conversation where Doc Scratch, who ''also'' has no "handle" and has a similar Devil-like name, butts in with Jade and Rose]].

** Eldbrash's outfit is just a few straps made out of ice, although as of Chapter 6 it has not suffered any unfortunate destruction.

* WeaponOfChoice: Several characters are associated with different weapons, although there is some overlap. Stella fights with batons. Carlson's is technically boomerangs, but he only uses Grayscale. Because he only ''needs'' Grayscale. The Unitias have Unit Blades that are apparently even more powerful than they usually are. And the Shiny Rock Holders can transform their Rocks in to weapons they are comfortable using. Swinging Blade unsurprisingly turns his in to a sword, Blazing Fast changes his in to a mace, and Ninjssassin goes for a giant shuriken. Ninjssassin also uses other ninja tools.

* WorldOfActionGirls: The major heroines outnumber the major heroes, even if one [[BerserkButton pisses off Unitia Two]] by counting all Unitias as one. Stella can take on three buff men by herself and beat the ever-loving shit out of all of them. Hex has a special sort of mass that can be shifted in to a weapon she pleases, including a ''chainsaw.'' Kameel Kick is not only a cop (one that was laid-off because of the Demons, but still), but she's also a member of a race that guards humanity, with the ability to make short-range portals. Then there's the Unitias, who can destroy EldritchAbomination[=s=] capable of making large tornados out of knifes with no struggle and are so powerful that the ''only'' character who could even come ''close'' to them is a Devil-looking man who can be the size of a continent.

** The character Hex is named after the numerical prefix for "six." As of Chapter 5 the reason why isn't clear, but [[AllThereInTheManual Fan's profile]] hints that a later chapter will reveal her being part of a series of women also named after prefixes. It doubles as a pun on spells, and coincidentally (this actually ''is'' a coincidence out-universe, Fan admits that he didn't consider it at first) she's the sixth non-Carlson and non-Unitia Knight to be introduced.

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''Ordinarily United''[[note]]Technical full title: ''Ordinarily United: A Knight Versus One Hundred Demons, Except not Really One Hundred Because "One" of them is Friendly and Allied With Him; the Word "One" was in Quote Marks Because She Can Generate Other, Similar Demons, and they All Bear the Appearance of Attractive Naked Women With Sharp Claws and Teeth''[[/note]] is a [[GenreBusting rather surreal "erotic" romantic comedy action adventure]] Fictionpress WebSerialNovel by Great Pikmin Fan, the author of ''[[FanFic/SBIGSeries The Journals of Wisdom, Power, and Courage]]'' and ''FanFic/RunGifocalypse''. This is intended to be an original story, non-StylisticSuck successor to ''Journals'', in multiple ways, namely by being an original fiction counterpart to how [=.GIFfany=]'s role in both stories ended up playing out.

** The Unitias are supposed to toe the line from genuine {{Fanservice}} and FanDisservice. Unitia Origin's introduction has her physical form quickly becoming visible among a barely-lit, ominous building... with her ass appearing ''first.'' The next part of her in description is her chest, as she quickly turns around and nearly hits Carlson with her large bust. It's covered with GodviaHair... for a split second, then she brushes the hairs away and the story describes her nipples in all their uncensored glory. After a fancy spin and introduction, the story purposefully describes her face ''last,'' embracing her full nudity and borderline Slender Man-like proportions. Then she makes a tornado of fire around her and Carlson and ominously taunts him... until he replies calmly, and after that she drops the act and starts speaking to him in a much more reasonable way. In her first scene, Carlson asks if she ''wants'' any clothes. She replies with a very blunt "Fuck no," saying that she hates clothing. So, if the swearing wasn't an indicator, InnocentFanserviceGirl she ain't.

** The [[spoiler:Shiny Rock Holders]] are expies of/loosely inspired by the Seven Evil Exes, as of Chapter 5. Going with the ''Journals'' knockoff, this makes them similar to the Seven Evil Inner Devils: a group of villains stronger than most of the "other" Villains of the Week that follow after a loose theme. Ironically, the BigBad is explicitely stated to be the only one that is an ''actual'' evil ex, yet he's nothing like any of them, Gideon or otherwise.

* ReedRichardsIsUseless: Averted, a number of offhand comments revealed that Carlson used his advanced knowledge to improve the state of the world, and the Unitias likewise use their "matter out of nothing" powers to solve world hunger and poverty.

* VillainTeleportation: For all the abilities Carlson and the Unitias have, teleportation is... a bit complicated. The Unitias are unable to directly teleport to a location -- they either fly there or take some sort of custom vehicle, despite having portals to their own PocketDimension. On the other hand, the Eighth Circle and the [[spoiler:Shiny Rock Holders]] are easily able to warp from location to location, and their portal reach is seemingly far greater.

* ArcNumber: Nine and eight. The BigBad is a BigRedDevil-looking figure that calls himself the "Eighth Circle," an obvious reference to the "nine circles of Hell." He's only the ''eighth'' because to him "The Xth Circle" are names of PowerLevels that he's trying to ascend, and Unitia Origin implies in Chapter 3 that becoming the Ninth Circle is the final step he has to getting total omnipotence. Unitia Origin, one of the main characters, is listed under Demon Number Nine. Unitia Nine is not super-''important'' and Unitia Two outranks of her in terms of spotlight, but she still gets a good bit of screentime compared to the rest of the gang. (Although helping is that she's an expy of Professor Dove, who became a spotlight hog on her own shortly after she '''finally''' appears in-person in ''run:gifocalypse''.) Excluding the Unitias, there are nine Stellar Silver Knights as of the end of the second arc -- Carlson, and not counting him as he's more grouped with the Unitias, that just leaves Stella, Ruby, Her Bone, Leon, Hex, Transparaghost, Eldbrash, and Kameel Kick. [[spoiler:There are also eight Shiny Rocks, although Swinging Blade says that they ''might'' have each been made each time the Eighth Circle ascends a "level." From Swinging Blade's new sword out of his Rock being explicitely compared to Carlson's boomerang, it's suggested that the Grayscale is "similar" to the Shiny Rocks, placing the number at nine.]]

** The Unitias '''hate''' being told to put clothes on. Once is fine. But asking one of them twice in a row is grounds to be outright yelled at.
** Don't harm Stella's PornStash. In Chapter 2, when Swinging Blade sets her house on fire, she's more concerned about her X-rateed material than she is about the house itself, and is relieved to find that the former was unharmed in the fire.

* CassandraTruth: Mleltersighcko captures Stella and company in Chapter 5 wanting to get information from them about the weakness of the Unitias. Stella tells her outright that she does not ''know'' their weaknesses, which makes a lot of sense: the Unitias are comically overpowerd, and even if they ''did'' have a weakness, it's unlikely that they would casually give it away. Let alone to Stella, as it's implied Unitia Origin does not ''really'' like her that much. Mleltersighcko replies by saying that, no, Stella ''should'' know, because she ''thinks'' people are supposed to tell their weaknesses all the time. And she apparently did just that to all of her dates.

** A certain set of "major checkpoint" Demons, [[spoiler:the Shiny Rock Holders]], ''do'' have their own color schemes that have nothing to do with the spoiler yet are associated with [[spoiler:the color of Rock they "Hold."]]

*** There are still three additional unknown Demons [[spoiler:with the Yellow, Orange, and Red Rocks.]]
*** Ninjssassin: Black. (She, too, matches even without the spoiler object.)

** The Unitias are supposed to toe the line from genuine {{Fanservice}} and FanDisservice. Unitia Origin's introduction has her appearing from a portal she made to her PocketDimension, with her ass appearing ''first,'' then her breasts, then she leaps out and lands flawlessly. The story purposefully describes her face ''last,'' embracing her full nudity and borderline Slender Man-like proportions. In her first scene, Carlson asks if she ''wants'' any clothes. She replies with a very blunt "Fuck no," saying that she hates clothing. So, if the swearing wasn't an indicator, InnocentFanserviceGirl she ain't.

** Great Pikmin Fan started a trend of his stories having "mirror battles" similar to those in Creator/PlatinumGames. In ''Steve Buhvillen's Intriguing Group'', it's explicit power-copier Mudvin. Here, it's Ninjssassin.

* OurMonstersAreWeird: ''Are they ever.'' The main heroine is a sexualized version of the StringyHairGhostGirl... who can also double every day in to various palette swaps of herself, and the BigBad resembles your typical BigRedDevil but is not literally Satan. From just the first two arcs alone, the reader is introduced to soul beings that range anywhere from looking almost completely humanlike (Blazing Fast) to humanoids with some monster-like features (Flower's Chest) to humanoid bodies with animalistic heads (Swinging Blade) to ''animal'' bodies with human heads (Summoth) to animalsitic creatures (Larzhock the Hard, who is openly called a purple Pikachu) to more eldritch-looks (Dagger). And this is just the Hundred Demons, a tiny fraction of the overal soul beings.

* SexShifter: The Unitias. It's mentioned near the beginning that they can do this, but they are not ''seen'' doing so until near the end of Chapter 6.

** Chapter 3, by early standards. [[spoiler:Near the ''beginning,'' Carlson flat-out confirms what the last chapter barely implied in that Unitia Origin used to date the Eighth Circle. Then Carlson finds out that the Eighth Circle is '''huge''' -- not even at his full size, he's large enough that his air bubbles are able to completely engulf and surround Carlson -- and Carlson uses the Uniting teleportation to bail him out. This is the first time Carlson has ever been shown ''genuinely scared'' of something. When he and the Unitias are on their way back home, they come across Swinging Blade, another Demon. Except he has something... ''different.'' A purple gemstone known as a "Shiny Rock" that supposedly grants its user abilities ''on the same scale as Carlson's, possibly even the strength of the Unitias.'' But then he trips and falls on his own weapon shortly after transforming, and the Eighth Circle (or at least, that's who the Unitias think did it) teleports it away before the gang can study it. Swinging Blade had the potential to ''finally'' be a villain matching Carlson in skill before he screwed up, and the Eighth Circle might as well be more powerful. Plus, there's ''seven'' more Shiny Rocks. And Ninjssassin, seemingly just a joke leader of a gang that places too much value in their Demon number, turns out to have one of the Rocks. This marks the point where the story becomes slightly less of a one punch-fest and the gang now has the more specific, narrowed goal of finding the seven other Demons that have the Shiny Rocks.]]

* WeaponOfChoice: Several characters are associated with different weapons, although there is some overlap. Stella fights with batons. Carlson's is technically boomerangs, but he only uses Grayscale. Because he only ''needs'' Grayscale. The Unitias have Unit Blades that are apparently even more powerful than they usually are. And [[spoiler:the Shiny Rock Holders can transform their Rocks in to weapons they are comfortable using. Swinging Blade unsurprisingly turns his in to a sword, Blazing Fast changes his in to a mace, and Ninjssassin goes for a giant shuriken. Ninjssassin also uses other ninja tools.]]

** Confirming something the dream-flashback in Chapter 2 might have implied, Carlson just ''casually'' throws a large twist in the third chapter, that recontextualizes many things about Unitia Origin and [[spoiler:the Eighth Circle]]:
--->'''Carlson:''' [[spoiler:So it isn't like how you used to date the Eighth Circle, then.]]

* AnachronicOrder: Chapter 1 starts out bouncing back and forth between Carlson and Origin's first meeting roughly a year ago, and the "present" where Carlson fights Dagger. After beating Dagger, the chapter goes back in to Carlson's life and Origin's life, and then it quickly goes over the Hibernation Year as Carlson and Origin fall for one-another. It's not until the very end of the chapter that we get back to Dagger, chronologically the "latest" event. After that, the story goes chronologically from there, but there is the occasional flashback that covers Demons taken down before Dagger.

* BiTheWay: Great Pikmin Fan confirmed that Carlson, Stella, and all of the Unitias are all bi, although the former two have a preference for women. Stella is first seen trying to win over a man (Ritch) in a single date, but after that she implies that the majority of her previous one night-stands were female and is blatantly attracted to the Unitias (something she makes blatant at the end of Chapter 2 when she talks about switching places with Carlson). As of Chapter 5, Stella is only seen attempting to woo women after Ritch.

* BossSubtitles: Each and every one of the Hundred Demons, including Unitia Origin (who was the ''first'' of them to get them), has this style of introduction whenever they are first seen encountering a main character, outside of pre-Hibernation flashbacks (and the cutoff point being Hibernation is because Unitia Origin was also the ''only'' one who had the subtitles ''during'' Hibernation). Great Pikmin Fan specifies that scenes that are mainly the Demons by themselves do not count, which is why Ninjssassin and the other Single Digits did not get any in Chapter 3.

* ColorCodedCharacters: ''Two'' different sets.

*** Unitia Six: Violet.

*** Unitia Fourteen: Rose red.

*** Additionally, there's Transparaghost and Her Bone, two characters mentioned in Great Pikmin Fan's profile but not yet revealed. Their colors are unknown as of Chapter 5.

* CurbStompBattle: As with [[Webcomic/OnePunchMan one of its inspirations,]] two of the main characters are so absurdly powerful that their battles rarely last long. According to WordOfGod, the fight with Dagger is actually an exception more than it is a rule, and he just wanted to have an ActionPrologue. The majority of the Demons will go down easier than Dagger did.
* CuteMonsterGirl: Zig-zagged. Many soul beings have humanoid appearances, but some do not, and this is completely independant to their gender. Unitia Origin plays this straight in that she is the "main" soul being, and has a more attractive and human-like appearance than, say, FY (effectively a [=3D=] stick figure) or Cryipasto (a gopher-like thing with what resembles blood coming from his eyes), but she still has blatantly unnatural proportions and some sharp teeth and claws. Gender-inverted examples of the "monster-looking man, humanoid woman" include Bricka, who is basically just a brick wall with a face on one brick and some arms, and Blazing Fast; as of Chapter 5 he is the most human-looking of the Hundred Demons, just looking like a naked man that happens to have fire engine-red hair.

** Early in Chapter 3, Unitia Origin tells Carlson that Swinging Blade is possibly the only Demon ou of the entire Hundred who could get himself killed out of his own stupidity. [[spoiler:While not his own ''stupidity'' per-say he does get killed from his own ''clumsiness,'' as he ends up slipping and falling on his own weapon before he has the chance to attack in his "new mode." What mades this frustrating to Carlson was that Swinging Blade was the first user of the Shiny Rocks that the gang encountered, meaning that he ''might'' have potentially been the even match that ''legitimately'' wanted to kill him that Carlson was looking forward to fighting.]]

* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: To put things in perspective, the ''only'' characters who have shown ''anything'' resembling being ashamed of nudity as of Chapter 5 were Ruby (when Mleltersighcko's breeze from her tires threatened to blow up the ''front'' of her "skirt," she clasped it down; and even she has no problem exposing the ''back'' all the time) and Leon (who ''asked'' for clothes at the beginning of Chapter 5, but did not seem particularly embarassed or bothered by being naked; it's implied he's naked in the first place because his "lumenwolf" transformation averts MagicPants). And that's stretching it. The rest of the characters just see clothing as something fun or fashionable, and not required. It's quite telling when the closest thing the story has to a ReluctantFanserviceGirl still has no problem with the whole world seeing her rear as she flies around in an outfit that might as well just be a pair of really long red towels.

** It's unlikely to be in respect for it considering [[SoBadItsGood the film's infamy,]] but part of Cryipasto's "horror version" of ''Wavette'' involves Frank finding Zaeppil dead and saying "[[Film/{{Troll2}} Something's killing her! And then it's gonna kill me!]] Oh my ''GOOOOOOD!''" To make the reference even more obvious, the story mentions flies buzzing around; in the infamous ''Troll 2'' line, a fly lands on his face.

** Eldbrash's outfit is just a few straps made out of ice, although as of Chapter 5 it has not suffered any unfortunate destruction.

* WhamEpisode: Chapter 3, by early standards. [[spoiler:Near the ''beginning,'' Carlson flat-out confirms what the last chapter barely implied in that Unitia Origin used to date the Eighth Circle. Later, Carlson and Stella both seemingly deal with monsters of the week -- Stella beating Tony the Bear while Carlson goes on a mission to Antartica to fight Empty Fin, both of which are minor one-off Demons. While Tony's defeat is effectively it for Stella, Carlson decides to check out the Eighth Circle in-person since he's already where the guy is resting. He finds out that the Eighth Circle is '''huge''' -- not even at his full size, he's large enough that his air bubbles are able to completely engulf and surround Carlson -- and Carlson uses the Uniting teleportation to bail him out. This is the first time Carlson has ever been shown ''genuinely scared'' of something. When he and the Unitias are on their way back home, they come across Swinging Blade and effectively "discover" a humanoid race known as the "Guardians" via Eldbrash (although this is later just treated as joke-world building, even if Eldbrash is a secondary character). The reason why is because they've spotted Swinging Blade, another Demon. Except he has something... ''different.'' A purple gemstone known as a "Shiny Rock" that supposedly grants its user abilities ''on the same scale as Carlson's, possibly even the strength of the Unitias.'' Except... he trips and falls on his own weapon shortly after transforming, and the Eighth Circle (or at least, that's who the Unitias think did it) teleports it away before the gang can study it. Okay, Swinging Blade had the potential to ''finally'' be a villain matching Carlson in skill before he screwed up, and the Eighth Circle might as well be more powerful. Plus, there's ''seven'' more Shiny Rocks. And Ninjssassin, seemingly just a joke leader of a gang that places too much value in their Demon number, turns out to have one of the Rocks. This marks the point where the story becomes slightly less of a one punch-fest and the gang now has the more specific, narrowed goal of finding the seven other Demons that have the Shiny Rocks.]]

*** Swinging Blade is like Matthew Patel, just [[TheDitz dumber.]] Both of them are hammy, their first physical appearance involves dropping in with no warning, and the main characters kind of have a hard time taking them seriously. Patel's battle in both the comic and the movie took the form of a musical; Swinging Blade ''tries'' to pull a musical number while he pummels on Eldbrash, but Carlson steps in and headbutts him before he can get past two [[PainfulRhyme (really shitty)]] lines. Like Matthew, Swinging Blade is meant to come off as a weak villain that introduces s major plot element (the Evil Exes in ''Scott Pilgrim'', and [[spoiler:the Shiny Rocks]] in ''Ordinarily United'').