Mary-sue Stories

I'm gonna review your Danganronpa characters. Plus, I'm going to share my tips and tricks on making lovable characters. Bonus: I may share my little gremlins with you edit: I completely forgot to say this when making this book but cover art isn't mine (I'm sorry for the inconvenience, I hope you know that I would never intentionally steal someone else's art)

Ever wondered if that character you'd made may have been TOO awesome? Well don't you worry your pretty little head because I'm here to help! Give me a description of your character and I'll give you some advice!

Mary-Sue is just your normal girl. She wears messy buns and baggy sweatshirts, and is bullied because of her ugly, long blonde hair and sparkling blue eyes (yuck!). What happens when she (literally) falls for bad-boy Ryder? AND Hotty Harry? READ TO FIND OUT! (This book is made for humorous purposes only and is not to be taken seriously)

This is a story about my definitely not a Mary sue scp ocs going on whacky adventures that defy 99% of established lore. I regret nothing

Remember, having Sue traits doesn't always mean your character is bad. Context and how the character is written are important! You can't have a character blurb with all the potentially dangerous traits listed and expect someone to be able to tell whether or not it's a Mary Sue/Gary Stu. Writing well is far more complicated than that. If you are worried about your character, trust your gut instinct and get someone you know will be objective to review your story, not just the character alone.

Scarvonetta was NOT like other girls. She wore SWEATSHIRTS, you see--I can already see you shuddering at the thought of such deviance. She had been adopted by her math teacher Jensen Ackles as a teenager and spent her dads in self-imposed exile from the rest of her evil classmates. Also living in her normal little town was Tyler, the sexy smirking jock werewolf; Aesha, his stalker who won't give up on her soulmate no matter how many restraining orders he files; Johnny, Tom Hiddleston's useless side-character saved from death by his casting; Ellen, the REAL werewolf; and old Mrs. Smith, the only sane person in this entire region. Come along as they go through their hyper-realistic teenage lives, filled with so much serious heartbreak, INTOXICATING AROMA, and brilliant originality that critics can't help but say, "What the actual hell am I doing with my life right now?"

Okaii so u know I'm cool but also reserved I'm going to say random words and talk down about myself so you know I'm reserved and am not too confident, but also cool. (Have a waffle, something completely relevant to this conversation) Also I'm going to tell you to enjoy instead of actually writing good so... yeah :P (look I'm cool and unique) Follow the story of Angylamathyst, a 16-year old girl whose family abandoned her and is now stuck in high school, where nobody seems to notice her. Also, she has amnesia and schizophrenia and is missing an arm and is super unpopular, although she also has to decide between five love interests: Daren, the school heartthrob; Derryl, the typical jock; Kenny, the half-werewolf and half-angel gut who's just so evasive; and many more. But will her new, unexpected powers get in the way? And what about the school bully? Also here's a potato, because I'm both witty and modest! *potato*

This is a story of a magnificently perfectly cliched girl with a perfectly cliched life. This is not how I normally write. The cover is purposefully terrible and dodgy.

Character Archetypes, Cliché Plots, Self-Insertion, Reviewing. I'm joining in on the rant hype and offering some advice on how not do what everyone's getting bored of.

Be prepared as you are about to face the most cliche story on this site. Complete with a self-aware protagonist who is always 100% done with this and bad boy werewolves things are going to get sarcastic. Oh and did I mention the Mary Sue who thinks she is the center of this story?

This story follows Marie Andrews and her friends Rin and Miku on a detail adventure through their magic school to find (or at least start to) the Murderer of Ciel Phantomhive's parents. -- This story is a joke. It is something I started around 8 and kept writing up until I was 10, I believe. Earlier I was cleaning out some bins and I found this and read it outloud and it got a very good amount of cringes and laughs. So I decided to put it up here in the form of a horrible self insert Len x OC story with MarySues galore. I leave this version unabridged and am writing it word for word and typo for typo. Thank you for taking time to read this monstrrosity.

Amelia, Destiny, Liara, and Reina are too weird for their town. Maybe it's the time or the setting, but they're just not main character material. They would be background players added for diversity in most old sitcoms. But when a literal Mary Sue comes to town, and sweeps the whole region into a frenzy of tropes and cliches, only these four seem to be immune to her musical numbers, wild scene changes, and dramatic over-reactions. Since the self-named members of the Band exist outside traditional narratives, they might be the most interesting people to modern audiences. Whether because they're queer, fat, aro, ethnically diverse or clinically depressed, they wouldn't be focused on in the past, but only they can save their small town from the ravages of an uncaring plot. *** What if the movies and commercials were right and the world was full of improbable happenings. What if life imitated art? The Mary Sue stories are about a group of people for whom the world rearranges itself. The Mary Sues are dragged along a set series of plots by unknown forces, but those forces are also beholden to them. The real story is that there are some people below the notice of stories. Odd, different, or seemingly unimportant, these four must grapple with the changes the Mary-Sues will wreak on their comfortably mundane small town.

In which the ever-flawless female protagonist, seemingly lifted from the pages of badly-written internet novels, is sucked through a wormhole and into the dimension us homo sapiens call 'home'. Yes. The twenty-first century of Earth, the blue planet, or as it is called in Mary's homeworld, Terra Caeruleus (we just call it 'the humble chunk of space junk that we reside on'). Mary ends up meeting many of her own kindred, and is put through many a trial. Will our charming Mary survive, and can she ever return to her homeworld? (May contain mild swearing. I'll censor it with * if I remember to. Lol. No guarantees for that, my memory is like a leaky bucket.)

Cliché, over used plots and Mary Sues. Each chapter a whole new cliché-filled short story, each one with a different topic. I hope you enjoy it. (You probably would shudder a lot for how cheesy and cliché-y it is, though)

!!COMPLETE!! Mareyn is perfect, but everyone HATES her??? She has purple hair and purple i's, but no one wants to be her friend!!!! Will she survive the tournamenrt! Or will her team fail. #12 in preteen! WARNING: Mary sue story WARNING: a lot of misspelling WARNING: Horribly bland romance WARNING: Cliches WARNING: Misrepresentation of emo kids WARNING: CLIFFHANGER!!!!

The shitty WATTPAD book in history.

Being reborn in narutoverse is one thing, but being reborn in the body of Uzumaki Karin is a whole different thing entirely. A self-insertion tale told through the eyes of a girl reborn into karin. #1 in mary-sue

New to writing or just want to improve? This is an ongoing list of writing tips with a little bit of humor and a lot a bit of help! I'm Ashlyn Hibbs, and I've been writing all my life. As I've improved, I've found out a few tips and guidelines that are nearly universally true. So, if you feel like putting on the big boy pants and writing better, this'll help you to do it!