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1	Deviance Complex is a {{Science Fantasy}}/{{Psychological Horror}} series by {{Tropers/kaalban}}. It's more of a superhero story, except it's not about heroes. Its main theme is "discrimination", as well as other plethora of themes, including "love", "cruelty".
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3	In a world different, yet similar to ours, superpowered humans called "Homo Obliquatur", or "deviants" in common speech. Superpowers are called "Deviance Complex". Deviants call themselves miracles. They are hunted down by Agency of Deviant Affairs, while some deviants fight back with acts of terrorism. Who can end this cycle of hatred? Can it even be ended?
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5	Currently, the only (semi) published work is Deviance Complex: Hated. Found [[https://www.fictionpress.com/s/3308045/1/Deviance-Complex-Hated here.]]
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7	!This series contain tropes like:
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11	[[folder: The whole series]]
12	* CentralTheme: "Discrimination".
13	* ClarkesThirdLaw: Averted. Miracles use magic. Scientists in universe can't learn the principle or origins of their power even after countless years of research.
14	* DifferentlyPoweredIndividuals: They are called "deviants" by those who hate them, while superhumans themselves or their sympathizers call them "miracles". One thing that differentiates miracles from other superhumans is that they have two power sets (sometimes opposite). They are called "Origins" by miracles themselves.
15	* ElementalPowers: Naturally, some miracles can control it. But only if they have appropriate Origin (or Deviance Complex).
16	* HiddenDepths: Characters here often have unexpected sides to them.
17	* MagicByAnyOtherName: It's called either "Origin" or "Deviance Complex" depending on whom you ask.
18	* TheMagicVersusTechnologyWar: What miracle-human conflict essentially is.
19	* PersonalityPowers: Miracles' "Deviance Complex" usually somehow match their personality. Or their HiddenDepths
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22	[[folder: Hated]]
23	* AllAbusersAreMale: Averted with Sarah Stark.

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