History YMMV / IHateFairyland

* TastesLikeDiabetes: Happy is too sickeningly adorable. Also, [[spoiler:Gert]], after regaining her goodness.

* WhatAnIdiot: Queen Cloudia. Instead of actually just helping Gertrude when it became obvious she was having trouble performing the tasks needed to get the key, her ultimate solution is to try and murder Gertrude via [[spoiler:trapping her in Fairyland forever]] rather than just give Gert the key and spare everyone a whole lotta trouble.

* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Larry, Duncan and later Gertrude calling out the fairyland council for being [[{{Jerkass}} A-holes]] and ControlFreaks

* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Larry, Duncan and later Gertrude calling out the fairyland for being [[{{Jerkass}} A-holes]]

* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome

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* MomentOfAwesome

** Larry as well. He's a abrasive and not exactly helpful, but being stuck with Gert could not have been easy by any stretch of the imagination.

* JerkassWoobie: Gertrude is a violent, AxCrazy and hot-headed {{jerkass}} in many ways... but it's clear that her traumatic entry into Fairyland, the years stuck in the annoyingly saccharine world separated from her family, and her repeated failures have [[BreakTheCutie left its mark on her]].

* WhatAnIdiot: Queen Cloudia. Instead of actually just helping Gertrude when it became obvious she was having trouble performing the tasks needed to get the key, her ultimate solution is to try and murder Gertrude via [[spoiler:trapping her in Fairyland forever]] rather than just give Gert the key and spare everyone a whole lotta trouble.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In the final few pages of the final issue is Gert [[spoiler: saying 'Fuck Fairyland' as a way of coping with how much her normal world life sucks and masking her desire to return? Or is it her realizing it doesn't matter if she's in the human world or Fairyland, life would still suck, just in different ways regardless?]]

* DuelingWorks: Not exactly "duelling" since they're published by the same company, but it makes an interesting companion piece to ''ComicBook/{{Birthright}}''. They both [[{{Deconstruction}} deconstruct]] the "child lost in magical world" genre by showing the child grown to adulthood in the magical world, they're both violent and gory, and both feature highly morally ambiguous protagonists. However, while ''I Hate Fairyland'' is a BlackComedy set in a cartoonish CrapsaccharineWorld which the protagonist is trapped in and trying to escape, ''Birthright'' is a serious UrbanFantasy story set on Earth which the protagonist is trying to bring the magical world into.

* TastesLikeDiabetes: [[spoiler: Gert, after regaining her goodness.]]

* CrossesTheLineTwice: Take the standard SugarApocalypse trope and make it even BloodierAndGorier in the most over-the-top fashion imaginable, and you have this series in a nutshell.
* DuelingWorks: Not exactly "duelling" since they're published by the same company, but it makes an interesting companion piece to ''ComicBook/{{Birthright}}''. They both [[{{Deconstruction}} deconstruct]] the "child lost in magical world" genre by showing the child grown to adulthood in the magical world, they're both violent and gory, and both feature highly morally ambiguous protagonists. However, while ''I Hate Fairyland'' is a BlackComedy set in a cartoony CrapsaccharineWorld which the protagonist is trapped in and trying to escape, ''Birthright'' is a serious UrbanFantasy story set on Earth which the protagonist is trying to bring the magical world into.

** Assuming time works the same on both sides. If it's more similar to the Hyperbolic Time Chamber (Year inside=day outside, that would mean Happy was alive at around the same time, and that might explain Gert's lack of aging. She actually is, it's just so slow that she hasn't noticed.

* DuelingWorks: Not exactly "duelling" since they're published by the same company, but it makes an interesting companion piece to ''ComicBook/{{Birthright}}''. They both [[{{Deconstruction}} deconstruct]] the "child lost in magical world" genre by showing the child grown to adulthood in the magical world, they're both violent and gory, and both feature highly morally ambiguous protagonists. However, while ''I Hate Fairyland'' is a BlackComedy set in a colourful CrapsaccharineWorld which the protagonist is trapped in and trying to escape, ''Birthright'' is a serious UrbanFantasy story set on Earth which the protagonist is trying to bring the magical world into.

* DuelingWorks: Not exactly "duelling" since they're published by the same company, but it makes an interesting companion piece to ''ComicBook/{{Birthright}}''. They're both {{Deconstruction}}s of the "child lost in magical world" genre, they're both violent and gory, and both feature highly morally ambiguous protagonists. However, while ''I Hate Fairyland'' is a BlackComedy set in a colourful CrapsaccharineWorld which the protagonist is trapped in and trying to escape, ''Birthright'' is a serious UrbanFantasy story set on Earth which the protagonist is trying to bring the magical world into.

* DuelingWorks: Not exactly "duelling" since they're published by the same company, but it makes an interesting companion piece to ''ComicBook/{{Birthright}}''. They're both {{Deconstruction}}s of the "child lost in magical world" genre, they're both violent and gory, and both feature highly morally ambiguous protagonists. However, while ''I Hate Fairyland'' is a BlackComedy set in a colourful CrapsaccharineWorld which the protagonist is trapped in and trying to escape, ''Birthright'' is an UrbanFantasy set on Earth which the protagonist is trying to bring the magical world into.

* DuellingWorks: Not exactly "duelling" since they're published by the same company, but it makes an interesting companion piece to ''ComicBook/{{Birthright}}''. They're both {{Deconstruction}}s of the "child lost in magical world" genre, they're both violent and gory, and both feature highly morally ambiguous protagonists. However, while ''I Hate Fairyland'' is a BlackComedy set in a colourful CrapsaccharineWorld which the protagonist is trapped in and trying to escape, ''Birthright'' is an UrbanFantasy set on Earth which the protagonist is trying to bring the magical world into.

** Assuming time works the same on both sides. If it's more similar to the Hyperbolic Time Chamber (Year inside=day outside) that might explain Gert's lack of aging. She actually is, it's just so slow that she hasn't noticed.

* {{Squick}}: This series isn't exactly one for the faint of heart.