Notes

<center>DISCLAIMER: This is a rant on the character, not the user.

I'm going to have so much fun writing this.

Warning: Beyond this line will be aBSOLUTELY NO MERCY.



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<span style="font-size:105%;">'''Fluffy'''</span>

==Introduction==
Fluffy, the first OC in FNAF F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Because of the creator's roleplay skills, he was thought to be a decent character originally. Oh, how we were all very wrong. Fluffy is an awful character, some assume him as the worst (I personally think Dan is the worst). But what makes many think this way?

==Personality and Emotion==
Fluffy has one of the most unrealistic personalities in the entire roleplay. Expressing depression/sadness in a roleplay can be a beautiful and emotional thing to do, but it can also be exaggerated and ruined. Fluffy failed at expressing it well. Yes, it would leave a bad mark on someone if all their friends left/died. But that doesn't mean they have to whine about it for an eternity. Let's look at the five stages of grief: Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Fluffy did not show actual denial, realistic anger, bargaining, or acceptance. Only depression. Fluffy has his own stages: Depression, self pity, and... that's it. But when he's not being depressed and self pitying, he's interrupting and trying to act like he's the best character. Let's make a scenario: Villains are having a face off with some heroes, preparing to fight them if they must. What would Fluffy do? Flop in front of the heroes crying. What else could happen? Fierce runs in and cries, "Fluffy's in danger!" or something. And his power... ugh. There's no explanation whatsoever for his random overpowered abilities, creating a massive plot hole. One of his worst traits is the fact that he doesn't do anything besides show off his terrible personality. Oh, and he's psychopathic? THAT was VERY unneeded.

==Appearance==
Personally, I dislike Fluffy's color scheme. I think cold/cool colors would really have worked well on him, or at least more colors in general.

==Character Development==
His whole history in general is unoriginal and bad. Some characters do fit with a depressing backstory, but Dan? He seriously didn't need it at all. He didn't have ANY character development. I do hope FLH realizes that making a character more and more powerful to the point of god level is not progression. At all. Dan didn't change at all, he only grew more perfect and overly powerful. What would have made his backstory and character development better would probably be a lot less actual power, a decent childhood with, y'know, ''normal'' family, and more... well, actual sense.

==Effect on the Plot==
Season four. That's all I must say. A good roleplay does not focus on just one character, it gives spotlight to almost all of them. Dan managed to totally ruin that concept. The fourth season's plot could have had character developing potential if Dan wasn't such a horrible character.
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