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* ''Literature/TheCasteelSeries'': Logan Stonewall, for being a bad boyfriend to Heaven that showed no sympathy to her ordeals and pretty much acted like it was her fault that [[spoiler:she was sexually abused by Cal Dennison]].

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* ''Literature/TheCasteelSeries'': ''Literature/CasteelSeries'': Logan Stonewall, for being a bad boyfriend to Heaven that showed no sympathy to her ordeals and pretty much acted like it was her fault that [[spoiler:she was sexually abused by Cal Dennison]].
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* ''Literature/ACourtOfThornsAndRoses'': Tamlin became one of the most despised characters in the fandom following the second book's release, due to his obliviousness in regards to Feyre's trauma, his increasingly abusive and controlling behavior towards Feyre, not realizing Ianthe is evil and his interference in Feyre's new romance with Rhysand, among other things. Tamlin is intended to be a villain in the second book but many readers didn't find him to be a particularly compelling antagonist, seeing him more as existing just to prop up Rhysand as the superior love interest and throw in unnecessary drama, and so got sick of Tamlin constantly being inserted into the plot despite having little relevance anymore besides being an annoying jerk. Following the novella's publication though, some readers began to reevaluate their opinion of Tamlin and believe he has ''more'' depth and sympathetic traits than he's given credit for (to the point he's seen as more sympathetic than possibly intended), transforming him into a BaseBreakingCharacter.
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** Nobuyuki Sugou[=/=]Oberon the Fairy King, who is in fact the most hated character both in-universe and out, is widely attributed to be the number one reason for the series' decline from decent/average to outright terrible for its hatedom, and even manages to be the only negative point about the series where both fans and haters ''agree unconditionally''. While it's obvious that [[HateSink hating him]] was the IntendedAudienceReaction, his [[CardCarryingVillain over-the top cartoon evilness]], [[DidntThinkThisThrough stupidity]], multiple attempts to manhandle Asuna and [[FlatCharacter general lack of any sort of character]] other than being monstrously evil, resulted in most viewers wanting to see him get off the screen and never come back, instead of wanting to see him get what was coming to him.

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** Nobuyuki Sugou[=/=]Oberon the Fairy King, who is in fact the most hated character both in-universe and out, is widely attributed to be the number one reason for the series' decline from decent/average to outright terrible for its hatedom, and even manages to be the only negative point about the series where both fans and haters ''agree unconditionally''. While it's obvious that [[HateSink hating him]] was the IntendedAudienceReaction, his [[CardCarryingVillain over-the top over-the-top cartoon evilness]], [[DidntThinkThisThrough stupidity]], multiple attempts to manhandle Asuna and [[FlatCharacter general lack of any sort of character]] other than being monstrously evil, resulted in most viewers wanting to see him get off the screen and never come back, instead of wanting to see him get what was coming to him.

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** Nobuyuki Sugou[=/=]Oberon the Fairy King, who is in fact the most hated character both in-universe and out, is widely attributed to be the number one reason for the series' decline from decent/average to outright terrible for its hatedom, and even manages to be the only negative point about the series where both fans and haters ''agree unconditionally''. While it's obvious that [[HateSink hating him]] was the IntendedAudienceReaction, his [[CardCarryingVillain over-the top cartoon evilness]], [[DidntThinkThisThrough stupidity]], multiple attempts to manhandle Asuna and [[FlatCharacter general lack of any sort of character]] other than being monstrously evil, resulted in most viewers wanting to see him get off the screen and never come back, instead of wanting to see him get what was coming to him.
** [[spoiler: Kyouji Shinkawa]] is an interesting example. While originally liked by people who genuinely enjoyed his relationship with [[spoiler: Shino]], sometimes to the point of shipping them, he lost most of his support due to his role as a member of [[spoiler:[[BigBadDuumvirate Death Gun]]. Unlike his brother [=XaXa=] who embodies CreepyAwesome and EvilIsCool, Kyouji's contribution was a major point of detraction receiving very heavy negativity. Opinions range from those being saddened by him being revealed to be a villain and wished for him to make a HeelFaceTurn, and sympathizing to his DarkAndTroubledPast somewhat]]. While others outright despise him for one of two reasons. One is due to [[spoiler:viewing [[EvilIsPetty his motives as petty]][[note]] which could be a result of certain important tidbits being AdaptedOut[[/note]] and the fact that he's a StalkerWithACrush who [[EntitledToHaveYou believed Sinon was rightfully his]] and tries to kill her so they could be TogetherInDeath, whereby the anime adaptation makes this worse due to [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil also throwing in]] AttemptedRape]]. The other, which applies mainly to anime-only viewers, [[spoiler: felt that he's ineffective as a twist villain due to how obvious the fact that he's Death Gun was to some fans due to lacking the subtlety of the Light Novel[[note]] namely a part in the opening [[SpoiledByTheFormat where an image of him holding his hand out to Shino burns away to reveal Death Gun]][[/note]]]].
** Chudelkin, while [[HateSink intended to be hated]], ends up being despised for reasons likely unintended. While hyped as a powerful Sacred Arts user, he ended up being an AntiClimaxBoss that gets a major AssPull in the form of [[spoiler: somehow surviving and then activating his fire powers to burn, kill and borderline rape Quinella to be TogetherInDeath]]. While the intention was probably to give Quinella [[spoiler:a satisfying karma]], ironically this has the opposite effect as due to [[LoveToHate her popularity]] this made fans despise Chudelkin even further, since many of her fans [[spoiler: would have wanted her to escape and encounter Kirito in the real world.]]
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** Notable ones include [[TheLoad Daisy]] and [[DieForOurShip Millie]]. [[TheChosenOne Firestar]] is a borderline-scrappy.
** Daisy actually ended up being RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap once she revealed her HiddenDepths and got some CharacterDevelopment. Millie, however, is only despised even more by the fandom, once she turned out to be an [[AbusiveParents abusive mother]].
** Onestar is a strange variation of this. Back when he was a warrior in the [[Literature/WarriorCatsTheOriginalSeries first arc]], he was definitely an EnsembleDarkHorse. But in [[Literature/WarriorCatsTheNewProphecy the second arc]] he takes a level in jerkass and by the [[Literature/WarriorCatsPowerOfThree third arc]] he became a [[TheScrappy scrappy]].

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** Notable ones include [[TheLoad Daisy]] and [[DieForOurShip Millie]]. [[TheChosenOne Firestar]] is a borderline-scrappy.
** Daisy actually ended up being RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap once she revealed her HiddenDepths and got some CharacterDevelopment. Millie, however, is only despised even more by the fandom, once she turned out to be an [[AbusiveParents abusive mother]].
** Onestar is hated due to [[TookALevelInJerkass becoming a strange variation of this. Back jerk]] when he was a warrior in the [[Literature/WarriorCatsTheOriginalSeries first arc]], he was definitely an EnsembleDarkHorse. But in [[Literature/WarriorCatsTheNewProphecy the second arc]] he takes a level in jerkass and by the [[Literature/WarriorCatsPowerOfThree third arc]] he became Clan Leader, which many people see as ruining a [[TheScrappy scrappy]].good character or unrealistic CharacterDerailment. While other fans contended that his change in character made sense in the circumstances and he makes a good, realistic antagonist to be hated for the right reason, even these people hated the attempt to give him a SympatheticPOV in ''Onestar's Confession'', letting him killing the son he abandoned be considered a victory and proof of heroism for him because he was "born evil" and there was nothing Onestar could have done about it.
** Appledusk is widely despised, particularly by [[DracoInLeatherPants Mapleshade]] fans, for being a bad boyfriend to her. When their kits drowned because she made them cross a flooded river, he called their relationship a "mistake" in front of his Clan [[DirtyCoward to get back in their good graces]], cast her out of the Clans to live as a rogue, and took a new mate, after which she completely snapped. Many fans hold him partly or even entirely responsible for Mapleshade's descent into evil, some going as far as to consider him a KarmaHoudini because he was allowed into [=StarClan=] while Mapleshade was not.
** Some fans give Reedshine, Appledusk's second mate, similar treatment for being the "other she-cat" that he was cheating on Mapleshade with, as well as the fact that she decided to cruelly rub salt in Mapleshade's wound by telling her that "she'd caused enough trouble tonight" [[KickThemWhileTheyAreDown right after she'd just lost her kits, been cast out of the Clans, and rejected by Appledusk.]]
** Sagewhisker is pretty consistently disliked for the way she pressured Yellowfang into becoming a medicine cat despite her dreams of being a warrior, only told her how to control her powers after she caved, shamed her for having kits, and berated her into never spending any time with her son, thus guaranteeing his good qualities never flourished.
** Mistystar, at least in ''Veil of Shadows''. Many fans, who once liked her, turned against her after her decision to [[spoiler:exile Mothwing for her parentage despite Mistystar being half-Clan herself, and then exiling Icewing and Harelight, who didn't deserve it.]]. It doesn't help that she is [[MethuselahSyndrome very old compared to the other cats]], and many people are sick of her being leader and the only cat who gets focus in [=Riverclan=]. It's telling that many fans ''cheered'' when [[spoiler: she kicked the bucket in the [[Literature/WarriorCatsAStarlessClan follow-up series]].]]
** Moth Flight's decision to forbid all medicine cats from taking mates or having kits on the grounds that ''she'' couldn't handle it instead of coming up with the simple solution of having ''more than one medicine cat'', thus ruining the lives of generations of medicine cats, made her pretty resoundingly disliked. She got hated even more when she tries to send Leafpool to the Dark Forest for breaking the rule that she made up in ''Squirrelflight's Hope''.
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* ''Literature/{{Gone}}'' is a series with a pretty widespread fanbase. For every child-whipper, {{sociopath}}ic MagnificentBastard, and manipulative {{Tsundere}}, there is a fanbase. Except [[FantasticRacism Zil Sperry]]. You cannot like that guy. At all. Doesn't help that [[WordOfGod the author based him on Hitler.]]
** There is also a lot of hate for the rest of the Human Crew, as well as [[LoveMakesYouCrazy Penny]], [[InvisibleJerkass Bug]], [[AsianAirhead Taylor]], and [[InsufferableGenius Astrid]]. But even they have pretty dedicated, vocal and yes, reasonably sized fanbases. Just less so than others. No one's really the scrappy ''except'' Zil... and even he has a few notable followers on Gaiaphage.Com.
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* ''Literature/DiaryOfAWimpyKid'':
** The unnamed pig the Heffleys get in ''The Long Haul'' is often seen as a terrible addition to the series. He usually fails to be funny because most of his gags revolve around him being a useless source of trouble (the family getting into trouble via AssPull is already getting old) and/or acting unrealistically human-like, which is just jarring in a series that's otherwise grounded in reality. It doesn't help that he only became the family pet due to Manny's insistence, and then became overused him to the point where even those who didn't hate him in the first place think he overstayed his welcome. It's likely the backlash against the character was the reason he was absent from ''The Getaway'', and him running away from the Heffley family and not being found in ''The Meltdown''.
** In-universe in ''Old School'': Old-Timey Tobias, the mascot for the Old-Timey Ice Cream Parlor, gets pelted with ice cream left and right every time he comes out to entertain the kids at the restaurant.

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* ''Literature/{{Gone}}'' is a series with a pretty widespread fanbase.
** For every child-whipper, {{sociopath}}ic MagnificentBastard, and manipulative {{Tsundere}}, there is a fanbase. Except [[FantasticRacism Zil Sperry]]. You cannot like that guy. At all. Doesn't help that [[WordOfGod the author based him on Hitler.]]

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fanbase. For every child-whipper, {{sociopath}}ic MagnificentBastard, and manipulative {{Tsundere}}, there is a fanbase. Except [[FantasticRacism Zil Sperry]]. You cannot like that guy. At all. Doesn't help that [[WordOfGod the author based him on Hitler.]]
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** Greg Banks in ''Say Cheese and Die - Again'' practically slipped into this territory due to bringing the evil camera to his school just to get a good grade and prove the camera is real ([[WhatAnIdiot never mind the fact that writing a book report about the evil camera without contemplating the fact that no one, especially his teacher, would believe a damn thing about the story, was perhaps the dumbest thing he could ever do,]] and his grade because of it was well-deserved), which even caused some readers to call him an even bigger menace than Spidey in the first book.

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** Greg Banks in ''Say Cheese and Die - Again'' practically slipped into this territory due to bringing the evil camera to his school just to get a good grade and prove the camera is real ([[WhatAnIdiot never (never mind the fact that writing a book report about the evil camera without contemplating the fact that no one, especially his teacher, would believe a damn thing about the story, was perhaps the dumbest thing he could ever do,]] do, and his grade because of it was well-deserved), which even caused some readers to call him an even bigger menace than Spidey in the first book.
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* ''Literature/TheCasteelSeries'': Logan Stonewall, for being a BastardBoyfriend to Heaven that showed no sympathy to her ordeals and pretty much acted like it was her fault that [[spoiler:she was sexually abused by Cal Dennison]].

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* ''Literature/TheCasteelSeries'': Logan Stonewall, for being a BastardBoyfriend bad boyfriend to Heaven that showed no sympathy to her ordeals and pretty much acted like it was her fault that [[spoiler:she was sexually abused by Cal Dennison]].

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* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' has a number of characters you could call "controversial". That said, some of them are more hated than others:
** The most disliked character in the books is Darkstar. Unlike the other controversial characters, it doesn't seem like ''anybody'' actually likes the guy. That might have something to do with his appearance being a rare example of Martin breaking the "ShowDontTell" rule to make a replacement for Oberyn Martell—he is supposed to be some kind of amazing, witty badass. Unfortunately, this attempt at an EnsembleDarkHorse [[GoneHorriblyWrong went horribly wrong]], as his greatest "onscreen" achievement, a botched attempt to assassinate [[spoiler: another fan-favourite—Myrcella Baratheon, an 11-year-old girl—]]only managed to inspire his entire hatedom, based on this appearance in that one chapter.
** Catelyn Stark is a very polarizing character, but she remains one of the most unpopular of the main cast for her actions against fan favorites Jon Snow and Tyrion Lannister.
** Her sister Lysa Arryn isn't particularly popular, either, due to her GenreBlindness, wanting to see [[EnsembleDarkhorse Tyrion Lannister]] executed, [[spoiler: indirectly causing the entire plot to kick off, and trying to murder her niece Sansa.]] Not to mention she still breastfeeds her six-year-old son...
** Dany's Meereenese supporting cast in ''A Dance With Dragons'' is very unpopular for a variety of reasons—difficult names, perceived blandness, and the idea that the conflict in Meereen is ultimately irrelevant. Daario Naharis draws particular ire for his negative effect on Dany's character.
** Daario Naharis is hated by many readers for a number of other reasons too, the main being his [[InformedAbility constant claims of being an amazing swordsman]], his [[SmallNameBigEgo arrogance]], his disrespectful attitude towards in-story legends like Barristan Selmy, and his cartoonishly flamboyant descriptions. Despite this, he is adored by Daenerys and therefore takes up a lot of her internal monologue during the disliked [[ArcFatigue Meereen storyline]].


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* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' has a number of characters you could call "controversial". That said, some of them are more hated than others:
** The most disliked character in the books is Darkstar. Unlike the other controversial characters, it doesn't seem like ''anybody'' actually likes the guy. That might have something to do with his appearance being a rare example of Martin breaking the "ShowDontTell" rule to make a replacement for Oberyn Martell—he is supposed to be some kind of amazing, witty badass. Unfortunately, this attempt at an EnsembleDarkHorse [[GoneHorriblyWrong went horribly wrong]], as his greatest "onscreen" achievement, a botched attempt to assassinate [[spoiler: another fan-favourite—Myrcella Baratheon, an 11-year-old girl—]]only managed to inspire his entire hatedom, based on this appearance in that one chapter.
** Catelyn Stark is a very polarizing character, but she remains one of the most unpopular of the main cast for her actions against fan favorites Jon Snow and Tyrion Lannister.
** Her sister Lysa Arryn isn't particularly popular, either, due to her GenreBlindness, wanting to see [[EnsembleDarkhorse Tyrion Lannister]] executed, [[spoiler: indirectly causing the entire plot to kick off, and trying to murder her niece Sansa.]] Not to mention she still breastfeeds her six-year-old son...
** Dany's Meereenese supporting cast in ''A Dance With Dragons'' is very unpopular for a variety of reasons—difficult names, perceived blandness, and the idea that the conflict in Meereen is ultimately irrelevant. Daario Naharis draws particular ire for his negative effect on Dany's character.
** Daario Naharis is hated by many readers for a number of other reasons too, the main being his [[InformedAbility constant claims of being an amazing swordsman]], his [[SmallNameBigEgo arrogance]], his disrespectful attitude towards in-story legends like Barristan Selmy, and his cartoonishly flamboyant descriptions. Despite this, he is adored by Daenerys and therefore takes up a lot of her internal monologue during the disliked [[ArcFatigue Meereen storyline]].
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** The most disliked character in the books is Darkstar. Unlike the other controversial characters, it doesn't seem like ''anybody'' actually likes the guy. That might have something to do with his appearance being a rare example of Martin breaking the "ShowDontTell" rule to make a replacement for Oberyn Martell-- he is supposed to be some kind of amazing, witty badass. Unfortunately, this attempt at an EnsembleDarkHorse [[GoneHorriblyWrong went horribly wrong]], as his greatest "onscreen" achievement, a botched attempt to assassinate [[spoiler: another fan-favourite-- Myrcella Baratheon, an 11-year-old girl--]] only managed to inspire his entire hatedom, based on this appearance in that one chapter.

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** The most disliked character in the books is Darkstar. Unlike the other controversial characters, it doesn't seem like ''anybody'' actually likes the guy. That might have something to do with his appearance being a rare example of Martin breaking the "ShowDontTell" rule to make a replacement for Oberyn Martell-- he Martell—he is supposed to be some kind of amazing, witty badass. Unfortunately, this attempt at an EnsembleDarkHorse [[GoneHorriblyWrong went horribly wrong]], as his greatest "onscreen" achievement, a botched attempt to assassinate [[spoiler: another fan-favourite-- Myrcella fan-favourite—Myrcella Baratheon, an 11-year-old girl--]] only girl—]]only managed to inspire his entire hatedom, based on this appearance in that one chapter.



** Dany's Meereenese supporting cast in ''A Dance With Dragons'' is very unpopular for a variety of reasons -- difficult names, perceived blandness, and the idea that the conflict in Meereen is ultimately irrelevant. Daario Naharis draws particular ire for his negative effect on Dany's character.

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** Dany's Meereenese supporting cast in ''A Dance With Dragons'' is very unpopular for a variety of reasons -- difficult reasons—difficult names, perceived blandness, and the idea that the conflict in Meereen is ultimately irrelevant. Daario Naharis draws particular ire for his negative effect on Dany's character.



* Sam Jones, from the ''Series/DoctorWho'' Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures, whose HolierThanThou and overly politically correct and 'right-on' character was so disliked that her replacement, Compassion, may have been ''deliberately'' written as the exact opposite -- i.e. rude, snobby, opinionated, and selfish -- either to avoid this {{Hatedom}}, or to make people say "now that I think about it, Sam wasn't that bad."

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* Sam Jones, from the ''Series/DoctorWho'' Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures, whose HolierThanThou and overly politically correct and 'right-on' character was so disliked that her replacement, Compassion, may have been ''deliberately'' written as the exact opposite -- i.opposite—i.e. rude, snobby, opinionated, and selfish -- either selfish—either to avoid this {{Hatedom}}, or to make people say "now that I think about it, Sam wasn't that bad."



*** Of course, her bunkmates don't come off any better either due to their [[DisproportionateRetribution reaction of her minor mistakes she made in the beginning.]] The one who is arguably the most hated of the three, however, is Jan, who deliberately attempted to tip the canoe over to cause Sarah to fall in the lake, knowing the latter is a bad swimmer -- [[DisproportionateRetribution because Sarah accidentally revealed to everyone that Jan has asthma.]]

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*** Of course, her bunkmates don't come off any better either due to their [[DisproportionateRetribution reaction of her minor mistakes she made in the beginning.]] The one who is arguably the most hated of the three, however, is Jan, who deliberately attempted to tip the canoe over to cause Sarah to fall in the lake, knowing the latter is a bad swimmer -- [[DisproportionateRetribution swimmer—[[DisproportionateRetribution because Sarah accidentally revealed to everyone that Jan has asthma.]]



* Most who read ''Literature/GreatExpectations'' did not like Estella, finding her cold and haughty persona intolerable. There is an in-universe reason for it which makes her a ''little'' more sympathetic, but they also felt that [[Creator/CharlesDickens Dickens]] got really carried away with the descriptions of her beauty, and Pip pretty much falls for her based on her beauty alone even though she treats him with indifference at best. There is some ValuesDissonance at work - it was the 19th century, and young men weren't able to socialize with women the way they do today, but this comes across as shallow by modern standards. She does go through some CharacterDevelopment that humbles her and makes her more friendly, but this happens at the very end. And off-screen.
* ''Literature/HarryPotter'': Dobby, while arguably RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap, is frequently deemed to be annoying at best during most of ''Chamber of Secrets'', making all of Harry's problems that much worse - you can understand why the normally patient and considerate Harry is left briefly homicidal at one point. However, his moment at the end, when he flattens Lucius Malfoy shortly after being freed by accident, helps considerably.

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* Most who read ''Literature/GreatExpectations'' did not like Estella, finding her cold and haughty persona intolerable. There is an in-universe reason for it which makes her a ''little'' more sympathetic, but they also felt that [[Creator/CharlesDickens Dickens]] got really carried away with the descriptions of her beauty, and Pip pretty much falls for her based on her beauty alone even though she treats him with indifference at best. There is some ValuesDissonance at work - it work—it was the 19th century, and young men weren't able to socialize with women the way they do today, but this comes across as shallow by modern standards. She does go through some CharacterDevelopment that humbles her and makes her more friendly, but this happens at the very end. And off-screen.
* ''Literature/HarryPotter'': Dobby, while arguably RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap, is frequently deemed to be annoying at best during most of ''Chamber of Secrets'', making all of Harry's problems that much worse - you worse—you can understand why the normally patient and considerate Harry is left briefly homicidal at one point. However, his moment at the end, when he flattens Lucius Malfoy shortly after being freed by accident, helps considerably.
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** Jackson and Gillian Gerard from ''Help! We Have Strange Powers!'' are loathed by many a reader for being insufferable, lazy, bullying {{Designated Hero}}s with none of even Evan or Sarah's more sympathetic qualities. Worse, they're some of the few protagonists who get superpowers, which they mainly use to bully poor Artie and Nina Lerner, who they hate just for being awkward and nerdy. They only start being nice when it turns out the Lerners have powers themselves. It makes them being pursued for experiments by the villain come off as borderline LaserGuidedKarma.

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** Jackson and Gillian Gerard from ''Help! We Have Strange Powers!'' are loathed by many a reader for being insufferable, lazy, bullying {{Designated Hero}}s Hero}}es with none of even Evan or Sarah's more sympathetic qualities. Worse, they're some of the few protagonists who get superpowers, which they mainly use to bully poor Artie and Nina Lerner, who they hate just for being awkward and nerdy. They only start being nice when it turns out the Lerners have powers themselves. It makes them being pursued for experiments by the villain come off as borderline LaserGuidedKarma.

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* ''Literature/MaximumRide'':
** Dylan has virtually no fans due to being a bland replacement for Fang as of the end of ''Fang''.

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''Literature/MaximumRide'': Dylan. The readers invested in shipping hate him because he was built up as the perfect love interest for Max and thus is a threat to the FanPreferredCouple Max/Fang, and everyone else hates him because he's as flat as a piece of cardboard despite being a bland replacement for Fang shilled as of perfect and his presence only worsened the end of ''Fang''.series' already-infamous RomanticPlotTumor.

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