don t hug me im scared

Some fanfics might focus on the psychological aspects of the characters. For example, they could delve into why the characters react the way they do to the strange situations they're in. Maybe it's about their fear of change, or the way they've been indoctrinated by the 'lessons' they're being taught. The fanfic could also be a way to give the characters more agency, as in the original they often seem to be at the mercy of the surreal events.

I'm not quite sure. Maybe it's a story with a unique and mysterious timeline.

It's a strange and somewhat creepy story. The show features odd characters and unexpected events that keep you on the edge of your seat.

One common theme is the distortion of reality. Just like in the original, fanfics often play with the idea of things not being what they seem.

The dub usually enhances the emotional impact. The voices and tones match the comic's mood well.

The comic dubs often add a new layer of humor and emotion to the original comic. The voice acting can really bring the characters to life.

It's unique and creepy. The art style and the strange storylines draw people in.

There's a wide variety, including character portraits, key scenes recreations, and alternative interpretations.

I have no definite idea. It could be that the comic duds are meant to convey a certain mood or theme, or maybe they are just for visual appeal. Who knows?

Often, the fanfic explores the characters' deeper emotions and backstories. Also, there might be alternate universes or expanded storylines based on the show's concepts.