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[[WMG: Vendetta is a [[Franchise/SpiderMan Symbiote]].]]
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[[WMG: Vendetta is a [[Franchise/SpiderMan [[ComicBook/SpiderMan Symbiote]].]]
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[[WMG: Charlotte is [[Videogame/EarthBound Gigyas]].]]
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[[WMG: Charlotte is [[Videogame/EarthBound [[VideoGame/EarthBound1994 Gigyas]].]]
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[[WMG:Vendetta dislikes singing [[FreudianExcuse because of a bad experience in the past with it]]]]
You could say that hating singing is just her character, because she dislikes anything cheery. But then it'd be really strange for her to retain that trait in "Making Friends". If the series ever continues, perhaps there'll be an episode dedicated to it.
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More specifically, she's [[LoveFreak Flonne]] tasked with a mission in the manner of [[LightNovel/BludgeoningAngelDokuroChan Dokuro]]. In a possible future, Vendetta's fiends have taken over the world, so Charlotte was sent to do one of two things:
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More specifically, she's [[LoveFreak Flonne]] tasked with a mission in the manner of [[LightNovel/BludgeoningAngelDokuroChan [[Literature/BludgeoningAngelDokuroChan Dokuro]]. In a possible future, Vendetta's fiends have taken over the world, so Charlotte was sent to do one of two things:
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[[WMG: Charlotte is Finn's sister]]
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[[WMG: Making Fiends is in the same universe as Invader Zim]]
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** Or Charlotte is going to go the Keef/Chammy route and attempt befriending Zim and Dib or make ''them'' become friends, leading to the enemies teaming up with Vendetta to get rid of her. Chaos and hilarity ensues.
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The web show doesn't go into much detail about how Vendetta rules the town, or the other character's personalities, and only goes to school and Vendetta's house (Charlotte's favorite places.) The Nick version, however, makes Vendetta look a little more powerful and also more sympathetic, and Charlotte gets dumber as the show progresses (which, compared to the web show, makes it seem like Vendetta is exaggerating how stupid Charlotte is.) [[UnreliableNarrator Which makes one wonder if the ending of the web series was cannon or just Charlotte's imagination.]]
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The web show doesn't go into much detail about how Vendetta rules the town, or the other character's personalities, and only goes to school and Vendetta's house (Charlotte's favorite places.) The Nick version, however, makes Vendetta look a little more powerful and also more sympathetic, and Charlotte gets dumber as the show progresses (which, compared to the web show, makes it seem like Vendetta is exaggerating how stupid Charlotte is.) [[UnreliableNarrator Which makes one wonder if the ending of the web series was cannon canon or just Charlotte's imagination.]]
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[[WMG: Vendetta is Susie from one of the WebAnimation/BigBunny episodes]]
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[[WMG: Vendetta is Susie Suzy from one of the WebAnimation/BigBunny episodes]]
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[[spoiler:Hence why Vendetta's fiend multiplier works on Charlotte.]] Charlotte's grandmother is not actually her grandmother per se, but one of the models of fiends that directly predated Charlotte. If Charlotte's parents [[spoiler:really do [[SpaceBase live on the moon]]]], then they may have sent Charlotte to prevent Vendetta's rise to power, which is why Charlotte is fixated on Vendetta and only Vendetta.
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* Maybe Grudge was their first creation.
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* Maybe Grudge was their first creation.creation.
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[[WMG: Vendetta's parents were abusive and negelectful prior to the series]]
Listen to this. So, as we all see in the TV series, the evil green girl's parents are small. This could say that Vendetta's parents were neglectful and/or [[AbusiveParents abusive]] to her. Until one day, when she went to a library, she found a book that was the "fiend recipe" book. She then created the shrinking slug and [[TheDogBitesBack shrunk her parents]], and told them all about her fiends and how she will take over Clamburg.
Listen to this. So, as we all see in the TV series, the evil green girl's parents are small. This could say that Vendetta's parents were neglectful and/or [[AbusiveParents abusive]] to her. Until one day, when she went to a library, she found a book that was the "fiend recipe" book. She then created the shrinking slug and [[TheDogBitesBack shrunk her parents]], and told them all about her fiends and how she will take over Clamburg.
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* Basically, the stuff vendetta uses to make her fiends was originally designed to make nice creatures and and Vendetta has been using it the wrong way.
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* Basically, the stuff vendetta uses to make her fiends was originally designed to make nice creatures and and Vendetta has been using it the wrong way.
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*It would explain why we see some fiends acting more in a casual sense then just going around trying to eat people.
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[[spoiler:Hence why Vendetta's fiend multiplier works on Charlotte.]] Charlotte's grandmother is not actually her grandmother per se, but one of the models of fiends that directly predated Charlotte. If Charlotte's parents [[spoiler:really do [[SpaceBase live on the moon]]]], then they may have sent Charlotte to prevent Vendetta's rise to power, which is why Charlotte is fixated on Vendetta and only Vendetta.
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[[spoiler:Hence why Vendetta's fiend multiplier works on Charlotte.]] Charlotte's grandmother is not actually her grandmother per se, but one of the models of fiends that directly predated Charlotte. If Charlotte's parents [[spoiler:really do [[SpaceBase live on the moon]]]], then they may have sent Charlotte to prevent Vendetta's rise to power, which is why Charlotte is fixated on Vendetta and only Vendetta.Vendetta.
[[WMG: Fiend mix is really friend mix.]]
*Basically, the stuff vendetta uses to make her fiends was originally designed to make nice creatures and and Vendetta has been using it the wrong way.
*Ever notice the significant number of fiends that Vendetta has made that are turned good because of Charlotte?
*Maybe at their core they know that they are suppose to be nice and Charlotte reminds them of that.
*It would explain why Grudge, The large hamster, despite being Vendetta’s most loyal fiend has his moments of kindness outside of Vendetta’s commands. Maybe it explains why he’s so loyal to her.
[[WMG: Fiend Mix was invented by Vendettas parents.]]
*Following the theory above Vendetta’s parents noticing their daughter has no friends so they decide to make something to help with that.
*Being an evil little girl, and them not knowing the real reason for her lack of friends she used the opportunity to take power.
*It would explain why she shrunk them down to doll size rather then just getting rid of them. She needs them to make the mix for her as well as the small size making them less likely to turn against her.
*It would explain where she gets the fiend mix.
*Maybe Grudge was their first creation.
[[WMG: Fiend mix is really friend mix.]]
*Basically, the stuff vendetta uses to make her fiends was originally designed to make nice creatures and and Vendetta has been using it the wrong way.
*Ever notice the significant number of fiends that Vendetta has made that are turned good because of Charlotte?
*Maybe at their core they know that they are suppose to be nice and Charlotte reminds them of that.
*It would explain why Grudge, The large hamster, despite being Vendetta’s most loyal fiend has his moments of kindness outside of Vendetta’s commands. Maybe it explains why he’s so loyal to her.
[[WMG: Fiend Mix was invented by Vendettas parents.]]
*Following the theory above Vendetta’s parents noticing their daughter has no friends so they decide to make something to help with that.
*Being an evil little girl, and them not knowing the real reason for her lack of friends she used the opportunity to take power.
*It would explain why she shrunk them down to doll size rather then just getting rid of them. She needs them to make the mix for her as well as the small size making them less likely to turn against her.
*It would explain where she gets the fiend mix.
*Maybe Grudge was their first creation.
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[[WMG: Clamburg is in the same world as Salad Fingers]]
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* Speaking of which, Salad Fingers himself could be Vendetta's biological father. Think about it. They are both rather creepy in some way, have green skin, and interact with non-human characters.
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** This could actually be true. Everyone in town is terrified of Vendetta, and her fiends are intimidating, but it seems like she hasn't ''actually'' killed anybody with them before, [[InferredHolocaust at least onscreen.]] Most of the time, Vendetta opts to make the townsfolk miserable rather than physically harm them, and most harm done is nonfatal. Charlotte is explicitly the only person she ever tries to ''actually murder,'' (and [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption that always fails)]]; more often than not, the fiends act more like Vendetta's DumbMuscle to coerce others to do whatever she wants of them, and Charlotte proves to be an exception because of her insistence on being Vendetta's friend and being very annoying as a result. [[PragmaticVillainy Vendetta notably tends to leave people alone as long as they don't inconvenience her, and aside from a few mean words she never harms someone else as long as they obey, almost as if she doesn't want to waste making fiends on them if she doesn't need to.]] Given Vendetta's general reliance on her fiends' presence alone being intimidating, and the general lack of bloodshed despite the sheer number of fiends she's created and [[JerkAss Vendetta's personality]], how do we know that the fiends are ''actually'' dangerous or capable of serious harm? Is it possible that the townsfolk are emotionally bullied into submission and that Vendetta is merely a PaperTiger? Adding onto this, is Vendetta's reluctance to make friends just her being an asshole, or is it so no one gets too comfy with her fiends and unveils their weakness?
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** This could actually be true. Everyone in town is terrified of Vendetta, and her fiends are intimidating, but it seems like she hasn't ''actually'' killed anybody with them before, [[InferredHolocaust at least onscreen.]] Most of the time, Vendetta opts to make the townsfolk miserable rather than physically harm them, and most harm done is nonfatal. Charlotte Charlotte, the most annoying person to Vendetta, is explicitly the only person she ever tries to ''actually murder,'' (and [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption that always fails)]]; more often than not, fails)]]. The theme song even says so:
->''"Once there was a little girl, a girl who could make fiends,\\
She kept thefiends act more like whole town '''terrified''', the girl who could make fiends,\\
Then there came another girl who wanted to be friends,\\
'''Vendetta can not stand her, so she plots her end!'''"''
Notice how it says the town is "terrified", while it explains that Vendetta'sDumbMuscle murderous rage is unique to coerce others to do whatever she wants of them, and Charlotte proves to be an exception because of her insistence on being Vendetta's friend and being very annoying as a result. ''Charlotte''. [[PragmaticVillainy Vendetta notably tends to leave people alone as long as they don't inconvenience her, and aside from a few mean words she never harms someone else as long as they obey, obey her, almost as if she doesn't want to waste making fiends on them if she doesn't need to.]] Given Vendetta's general reliance on her fiends' presence alone being intimidating, and the general lack of bloodshed despite the sheer number of fiends she's created and [[JerkAss Vendetta's personality]], how do we know that the fiends are ''actually'' dangerous or capable of serious harm? Is it possible that the townsfolk are emotionally bullied into submission and that Vendetta is merely a PaperTiger? Adding onto this, is Vendetta's reluctance to make friends just her being an asshole, or is it so no one gets too comfy with her fiends and unveils their weakness?
->''"Once there was a little girl, a girl who could make fiends,\\
She kept the
Then there came another girl who wanted to be friends,\\
'''Vendetta can not stand her, so she plots her end!'''"''
Notice how it says the town is "terrified", while it explains that Vendetta's
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*** If anything, this would provide a solution to the townsfolk in defeating Vendetta. Part of why Vendetta doesn't like Charlotte could be for this very reason; none of Vendetta's fiends ever get remotely close to killing Charlotte, and, as the audience, we're led to believe this is purely due to Charlotte's dumb luck. However, what this ''really'' demonstrates is that, if more townsfolk were as blatant and fearless as Charlotte is in how they treat Vendetta and her fiends, Vendetta would be completely powerless because her entire scheme depends on everyone being scared of her fiends and afraid to set her off. If anyone actually confronted Vendetta (and was far smarter than Charlotte is), it would destroy the illusion that the fiends are anything other than glorified pets or illusions, and no one would be scared of her anymore.
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*** If anything, this would provide a solution to the townsfolk in defeating Vendetta. Part of why Vendetta doesn't like Charlotte could be for this very reason; none of Vendetta's fiends ever get remotely close to killing Charlotte, and, as the audience, we're led to believe this is purely due to Charlotte's dumb luck. However, what this ''really'' demonstrates is that, if more townsfolk were as blatant and fearless as Charlotte is in how they treat Vendetta and her fiends, Vendetta would be completely powerless because her entire scheme depends on everyone being scared of her fiends and afraid to set her off. If anyone actually confronted Vendetta (and was far smarter than Charlotte is), it would destroy the illusion that the fiends are anything other than glorified pets or illusions, and no one would be scared of her anymore.
anymore. Vendetta doesn't like Charlotte because Charlotte's brazen stupidity demonstrates to the beaten-down citizens of Clamburg that, if they all worked together, they could take back the town.
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** This could actually be true. Everyone in town is terrified of Vendetta, and her fiends are intimidating, but it seems like she hasn't ''actually'' killed anybody with them before, [[InferredHolocaust at least onscreen.]] Most of the time, Vendetta opts to make the townsfolk miserable rather than physically harm them, and most harm done is nonfatal. Charlotte is explicitly the only person she ever tries to ''actually murder,'' (and [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption that always fails)]]; more often than not, the fiends act more like Vendetta's DumbMuscle to coerce others to do whatever she wants of them, and Charlotte proves to be an exception because of her insistence on being Vendetta's friend and being very annoying as a result. [[PragmaticVillainy Vendetta notably tends to leave people alone as long as they don't inconvenience her, almost as if she doesn't want to waste making fiends on them if she doesn't need to.]] Given Vendetta's general reliance on her fiends' presence alone being intimidating, and the general lack of bloodshed despite the sheer number of fiends she's created and [[JerkAss Vendetta's personality]], how do we know that the fiends are ''actually'' dangerous or capable of serious harm? Is it possible that the townsfolk are emotionally bullied into submission and that Vendetta is merely a PaperTiger? Adding onto this, is Vendetta's reluctance to make friends just her being an asshole, or is it so no one gets too comfy with her fiends and unveils their weakness?
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** This could actually be true. Everyone in town is terrified of Vendetta, and her fiends are intimidating, but it seems like she hasn't ''actually'' killed anybody with them before, [[InferredHolocaust at least onscreen.]] Most of the time, Vendetta opts to make the townsfolk miserable rather than physically harm them, and most harm done is nonfatal. Charlotte is explicitly the only person she ever tries to ''actually murder,'' (and [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption that always fails)]]; more often than not, the fiends act more like Vendetta's DumbMuscle to coerce others to do whatever she wants of them, and Charlotte proves to be an exception because of her insistence on being Vendetta's friend and being very annoying as a result. [[PragmaticVillainy Vendetta notably tends to leave people alone as long as they don't inconvenience her, and aside from a few mean words she never harms someone else as long as they obey, almost as if she doesn't want to waste making fiends on them if she doesn't need to.]] Given Vendetta's general reliance on her fiends' presence alone being intimidating, and the general lack of bloodshed despite the sheer number of fiends she's created and [[JerkAss Vendetta's personality]], how do we know that the fiends are ''actually'' dangerous or capable of serious harm? Is it possible that the townsfolk are emotionally bullied into submission and that Vendetta is merely a PaperTiger? Adding onto this, is Vendetta's reluctance to make friends just her being an asshole, or is it so no one gets too comfy with her fiends and unveils their weakness?
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** If anything, this would provide a solution to the townsfolk in defeating Vendetta. Everyone in town is terrified of her, and while her fiends are intimidating, it seems like she hasn't ''actually'' successfully killed anybody before (which either points to a failure in her magic, or a MoralEventHorizon she personally refuses to cross, even if she'd never admit to either). Part of why Vendetta doesn't like Charlotte could be for this very reason; none of Vendetta's fiends ever get remotely close to killing Charlotte, and, as the audience, we're led to believe this is purely due to Charlotte's dumb luck. However, what this ''really'' demonstrates is that, if more townsfolk were as kind and brave as Charlotte is in how they treat Vendetta and her fiends, Vendetta would be completely powerless because her entire scheme depends on everyone being scared of her fiends and afraid to set her off. If anyone actually confronted Vendetta (and was far smarter than Charlotte is), it would destroy the illusion that the fiends are anything other than glorified pets or illusions.
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** This could actually be true. Everyone in town is terrified of Vendetta, and her fiends are intimidating, but it seems like she hasn't ''actually'' killed anybody with them before, [[InferredHolocaust at least onscreen.]] Most of the time, Vendetta opts to make the townsfolk miserable rather than physically harm them, and most harm done is nonfatal. Charlotte is explicitly the only person she ever tries to ''actually murder,'' (and [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption that always fails)]]; more often than not, the fiends act more like Vendetta's DumbMuscle to coerce others to do whatever she wants of them, and Charlotte proves to be an exception because of her insistence on being Vendetta's friend and being very annoying as a result. [[PragmaticVillainy Vendetta notably tends to leave people alone as long as they don't inconvenience her, almost as if she doesn't want to waste making fiends on them if she doesn't need to.]] Given Vendetta's general reliance on her fiends' presence alone being intimidating, and the general lack of bloodshed despite the sheer number of fiends she's created and [[JerkAss Vendetta's personality]], how do we know that the fiends are ''actually'' dangerous or capable of serious harm? Is it possible that the townsfolk are emotionally bullied into submission and that Vendetta is merely a PaperTiger? Adding onto this, is Vendetta's reluctance to make friends just her being an asshole, or is it so no one gets too comfy with her fiends and unveils their weakness?
*** If anything, this would provide a solution to the townsfolk in defeatingVendetta. Everyone in town is terrified of her, and while her fiends are intimidating, it seems like she hasn't ''actually'' successfully killed anybody before (which either points to a failure in her magic, or a MoralEventHorizon she personally refuses to cross, even if she'd never admit to either).Vendetta. Part of why Vendetta doesn't like Charlotte could be for this very reason; none of Vendetta's fiends ever get remotely close to killing Charlotte, and, as the audience, we're led to believe this is purely due to Charlotte's dumb luck. However, what this ''really'' demonstrates is that, if more townsfolk were as kind blatant and brave fearless as Charlotte is in how they treat Vendetta and her fiends, Vendetta would be completely powerless because her entire scheme depends on everyone being scared of her fiends and afraid to set her off. If anyone actually confronted Vendetta (and was far smarter than Charlotte is), it would destroy the illusion that the fiends are anything other than glorified pets or illusions.
illusions, and no one would be scared of her anymore.
*** If anything, this would provide a solution to the townsfolk in defeating
