Were the male and female protagonists of this book strong? Was it similar to Yun Kuang's novels?

Maybe Arthur Curry is sent to Hogwarts on a mission. He has to learn magic quickly to blend in and help solve a mystery that involves dark wizards trying to steal Atlantean magic. Along the way, he befriends Harry Potter and they exchange knowledge - Arthur teaches Harry about the ocean and its secrets, while Harry shows Arthur the ropes of wizardry.

First, give your OC Inquisitor a unique backstory. Maybe they were once a Jedi padawan who was seduced by the dark side. This would add depth to their character. Also, give them a distinct appearance, like a special lightsaber or a unique style of clothing.

The artspace origin story could be traced back to the desire of some creative minds. They aimed to bridge the gap between artists and the public. They started by gathering resources, like funds and art pieces. With determination, they established artspace. This place became a platform for emerging artists to get exposure and for established ones to experiment with new styles. It also became a place where art education could take place, with workshops and talks being held regularly.

Another way to distinguish is through the level of research. Pseudo - fiction novels usually require a significant amount of research into historical, scientific, or cultural aspects. The author uses this research to build a fictional story around real elements. For instance, if a novel is set in a particular historical period and describes the social customs, architecture, and political situation of that time accurately, it's likely to be pseudo - fiction. Pure fiction doesn't have this obligation to be accurate about the real world.

One example could be in some ancient Greek myths. Heroes like Heracles were often depicted as alpha males. However, these stories mainly focus on their heroic deeds rather than the inappropriate aspect. Another could be in certain epic poems where a strong male lead shows leadership and strength, but without any vulgar connotations.

It can be used for comedic effect. For instance, if a small Pokemon like Jigglypuff has a really loud stomach growl, it can be a funny contrast to its cute appearance.

One common theme is friendship. Since Aang is a central character, the stories often explore how he forms a deep friendship with the female avatar. They support each other, learn from one another, and grow together.

One of the most touching is about a soldier and his sweetheart. The soldier had to go to war. His girl waited for him for years. Despite the hardships and uncertainties, she never gave up on him. When he finally returned, they hugged tightly and their love was even stronger. It shows the power of true love.

I'm not entirely sure if it's a new trend. On one hand, it seems like a fresh idea that could gain popularity. But on the other hand, it might just be something that a particular group of authors or publishers have been doing quietly for a while without it being a widespread phenomenon. It could potentially become a big trend if it catches on with readers and proves to be a useful way to organize and promote romance novels.

One main theme is hysteria. The Salem Witch Trials were a time of mass hysteria, and the graphic novel likely explores how this hysteria spread through the community. Another could be the power of superstition. The belief in witches was so strong that it led to false accusations and trials.