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@Ieyasu
I agree.
Whomever wants to fantasize or create their own stories of who's involved with whomever then o'well, people can fantasize about whatever they want but someone in general threatening actual creators to do things your way is a bit far & goes into creepy.
Make suggestions to the show's creators, etc.
If things don't go to someone's liking then just stop watching.
What's funny is the characters Sam & Dean ran into a thing like this with fans of the supernatural book lol.
He did. Although he confirmed in an interview that he purposely gave Naruto and Sakura romantic-like moments to mislead the fans so the ending could be a big surprise. Even Naruto's japanese and american voice actors didnt want Naruto to end up with Hinata. Junko Takeuchi always said she wanted Naruto to end up with Sakura and that she wanted to voice their child. Unhappy with the ending, she turned down the voice role of playing Naruto and Hinatas child. Whilst Naruto's american voice actor wanted a NarutoXSasuke ending because it would have made for a great political statement on homosexuality. Also at a panel about the ending, Kishimoto said he always liked Sakura more than Hinata. Junko knew he was just spouting BS, outright told Kishimoto to stop talking because she didnt want to hear it. So even those who worked on the show didnt want the ending that was given.
that's like that cut for bieber thing only more extremeHey guys.
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...Sasaeng fans.
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Personally, I think it goes too far when the official writers of the show decide that the nice girl of the group should go out with the jerk or dump the nice guy.
This has happened more times than one might think.
Doesn't matter if it's the official writers or not. Shipping is still shipping.
I still say it goes too far.Yeah, but if it's their creation, then they have full say in who winds up with whom.
I still say it goes too far.
Besides, when the majority of the fans say no to something, the creators should at least admit they should've listened a bit more.
I said, "consider."If they listen to the fans instead of going the direction they originally intended, doesn't that wind up being pandering?
I said, "consider."
Not, "be a slave to their will."
From a fan pov, yep okay I understand that mindset.I still say it goes too far.
Besides, when the majority of the fans say no to something, the creators should at least take that into consideration.
Really?
So maybe this is just a personal thing for me but numbers only count when you need them for accounting reasons. It's nice to have a fanbase but it's not a necessity. Just like it's nice to get reviews for your work but unless it's still in the early stages of 'getting it out there', reviews only hold the power YOU give them.
The work existed before the fanbase. Nobody in their right mind expects everyone to like what they put out. The same applies to an ongoing piece of work that grows like Supernatural. You can't expect to keep the entire fanbase happy all the time. Not when your characters keep evolving and their circumstances keep changing. Yes, you COULD give in to the negative feedback and start to believe that unless you give the fans what they want you're ruined. But that defeats the initial outset of the creator.
See, fans get ****y when creators don't bend to their whim. Why? Because they think they're entitled to an opinion on the creation. Like their love of the creation gives them the right to make demands.
That's the real problem.
You see, when creators buckle to the fanbase, the stuff they produce for fan service sucks. Because they no longer feel the work is theirs. It no longer belongs to them. They're no longer doing it for he love of it.