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openCreator Killer
Shouldn't Creator Killer limited to the creator's works? The Laconic.Creator Killer say this.
The "or turn of events" was added in 2014.
I ask because this is recently added by SP Burke.
I were about to remove it on the ground that Creator Killer should be about work, but then noticed the laconic page.
Edited by Kuruniresolved Creator Killer
Some examples on Creator Killer seem to list examples of the creator doing something illegal or unethical as a creator killer, rather than the quality of their work, as specified in the trope description. Should this be fixed?
openNothing to do with Creator Killer? Anime
I'm genuinely confused as to how this doesn't have anything to do with Creator Killer. I mean it, I thought it was an example from the minute I learned of it. Maybe the second half of the example doesn't have anything to do with the trope (and in fact would feel more at home under Old Shame), but I'm positive the first half has at least some link to the trope.
- The screenplay for Pokémon 3 has been blamed for killing series showrunner Takeshi Shudo's career. For him, the way the ending, which was supposed to have been ambiguous, was interpreted by the scriptwriter marked the beginning of the end. For the rest of his life, he had no kind word to say about the movie itself, going on record as saying that were his mother alive and missing he would never have even thought about abducting another's.
I notice that Creator Killer has a Playing With page. I don't think you can play with trivia, can you.