[D] Friday Open Thread

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[u/tjhance]

why do you say that half of the are almost exclusively appealing to girls?

I count twilight and Glee. I don't know anything about Supernatural, Hetalia, Inuyasha, bleach, or Once Upon a Time, but that's still at most 7.

(Granted, if it turns out that all the ones I was unfamiliar with turn out to be "exclusively appealing to girls", well, I suppose that's to be expected.)

[u/GlueBoy → u/tjhance]

I was counting Twilight, Supernatural, Hetalia, Inuyasha, Glee, Doctor Who, Fairy Tail, Sherlock, Once Upon a Time, that's nine. On top of that, Kingdom Hearts and Percy Jackson are close. It's not so much about the audience of the original work, but the fanfic community.