There's the story of the 'Black Shuck', a large, spectral black dog often associated with death in English folklore. It is said to roam the countryside at night, and those who encounter it are doomed to misfortune or even death. The image of a huge, menacing black dog in the darkness is quite frightening.
I'm not sure specifically what the 'lovely horribly full story' is without more context. It could be a story that has elements of both positive (lovely) and negative (horribly) aspects and is very comprehensive (full).
A horribly written Naruto fanfiction might also have a really disjointed plot. It could jump from one event to another without any proper transition or logical connection. For instance, suddenly having a character go from a training session to a battle in a different dimension without any explanation.
They are popular because they allow people to experience fear in a safe environment. When we read or listen to a horribly scary story, we know that it's not real, but still get that adrenaline rush.
Well, horribly funny short stories appeal because they allow us to laugh at things that are usually considered wrong or inappropriate in a non - harmful way. For example, in a story where a person is constantly tripping over their own feet in the most ungraceful manner. We know that in real life, falling isn't funny, but in the context of the story, it becomes a source of amusement. The exaggeration used in these stories also heightens the humor. They take small, everyday mishaps and blow them up to a comical level.
One horribly funny short story could be about a clumsy magician. He tries to make a rabbit disappear but instead makes his assistant vanish into thin air, leaving him in a panic while the audience is in stitches. Another might be a story of a man who thinks he's a great singer but in reality, he sounds like a screeching cat. Everyone around him is too polite to tell him, which makes the whole situation even funnier.
Plan your plot carefully. Make sure there are clear beginnings, middles, and ends. Have a logical progression of events and use transitions to move smoothly from one part of the story to the next. This will create a more engaging and coherent fanfiction.
Oh, it could be something like someone wearing traditional clothing from another culture for a costume party and getting completely bashed for it. Not a good look!