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Don't askTamers (Season 3)
The best series of Digimon and subsequently the one when everyone stopped watching because change and plotlines and character depth is SCARY. In this series, everyone's seriously ******** up. Not that baaaaaaaaw emo furry s**t. Proper ******** up.
The story revolves around three kids who get Digimon to prevent them from going on murderous rampages. They proceed to go on murderous rampages. Half way through the series, the main character list explodes to like 20 or something as the writers scramble to gain back an audience dwindling down to only furries. The writers find that killing off characters with tearful goodbyes raises ratings, so they do it more often. Eventually, they kill off Leomon, super number-one gay furry icon. The furry audience immediately leaves in protest, and the show loses all audience.
At this point, the writers decide to just do whatever the ******** they want for the rest of the 30 episodes. So, they put in things like mental and emotional abuse from a puppet, fratricide, weird sexual metaphors, and child abuse. Lots and lots of child abuse. One of the girl characters literally spends the second half of the series being ******** over by her puppet. And did we mention the fifty foot purple phallus covered with little green mouths that likes to say "You will be deleted" in the voice of a little girl?
The story by Chiaki J. Konaka, also writer of Serial Experiments: Lain, is superb... So superb, that the only remnant of this series is Renamon being a furry icon.
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Slowly inching herself away from him, she got up. Walking across the room she found a spot sat on the ground and lean up against the rock wall. Grabbed her knife from before and began to remove those knives in her hand. After she was done she ripped a piece of her big t-shirt and wrapped it around her hand.
"Ugh." She said as the thought the demon roaming these woods.
The thought of a demon made her turn white.
"Is HE the demon rumored to be in these woods?!" She thought to herself.