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So you're [[Trapped in Another World]], one that you recognize from fiction back home. And it's a work with a character that you really, ''really'' liked. And you've met that character here. Wonder of wonders, after the character gets to know you, they really, ''really'' like you, too; when you asked whether they want to get married, [[They Do]]. Congratulations! But ''this'' story doesn't end there with a [[Happily Ever After]]; you and your special other still have a life to live together. |
So you're [[Trapped in Another World]], one that you recognize from fiction back home. And it's a work with a character that you really, ''really'' liked. And you've met that character here. Wonder of wonders, after the character gets to know you, they really, ''really'' like you, too; when you asked whether they want to get married, [[They Do]]. Congratulations! But ''this'' story doesn't end there with a [[Happily Ever After]]; you and your special other still have a life to live together. |
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'''Married Mai Waifu For Real''' is when what would otherwise be an "[[Author Avatar]] gets the character" [[Wish Fulfillment]] story continues after the wedding. This is not just about getting the girl (or whoever); that's [[Happily Ever After]]. This is about telling stories about full-fledged relationships; the characters have to balance work and |
'''Married Mai Waifu For Real''' is when what would otherwise be an "[[Author Avatar]] gets the character" [[Wish Fulfillment]] story continues after the wedding. This is not just about getting the girl (or whoever); that's [[Happily Ever After]]. This is about telling stories about full-fledged relationships; the characters have to balance their work and family lives, and they have children if they've been together for long enough. |
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In many ways, this is a [[Deconstruction]] of [[Happily Ever After]], done in a way that doesn't invalidate |
In many ways, this is a [[Deconstruction]] of [[Happily Ever After]], done in a way that doesn't invalidate that trope's basic premise. |
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The [[Trope Maker]] is ''[[Undocumented Features]]'', where five of the Author Avatars form families with who in Real Life would be considered to be fictional characters. |
The [[Trope Maker]] is ''[[Undocumented Features]]'', where five of the Author Avatars form families with who in Real Life would be considered to be fictional characters. |
Revision as of 21:41, 19 July 2023
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So you're Trapped in Another World, one that you recognize from fiction back home. And it's a work with a character that you really, really liked. And you've met that character here. Wonder of wonders, after the character gets to know you, they really, really like you, too; when you asked whether they want to get married, They Do. Congratulations! But this story doesn't end there with a Happily Ever After; you and your special other still have a life to live together.
Married Mai Waifu For Real is when what would otherwise be an "Author Avatar gets the character" Wish Fulfillment story continues after the wedding. This is not just about getting the girl (or whoever); that's Happily Ever After. This is about telling stories about full-fledged relationships; the characters have to balance their work and family lives, and they have children if they've been together for long enough.
In many ways, this is a Deconstruction of Happily Ever After, done in a way that doesn't invalidate that trope's basic premise.
The Trope Maker is Undocumented Features, where five of the Author Avatars form families with who in Real Life would be considered to be fictional characters.
Fan Works
- As mentioned above, the Trope Maker is Undocumented Features:
- The only reason the Official Couple in Isekai by Moonlight (Robu and Makoto) isn't married is because her guardian has told them to wait. They're otherwise an example of this trope, scheduling fun times around work, shopping for groceries together, sharing the household chores, and supporting each other in combat.
- In the New Beginnings fanfic cycle (based on My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic) the Author Avatar - who awakened as a unicorn - marries Princess Luna. They're deeply in love, and they have to work their private time around their jobs as rulers.
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