Hazel The Killer a Yandere-
Feedback and ideas are appreciated
So im doing a dark fantasy rewrite of numerous creepypastas as well as characters from the Slenderman mythos and Fear mythos.
I've been working on it for a while and, if you guys want, I can share some of what I've been making
Now when I say rewrite, im doing more than just giving some characters new powers, im rewriting their entire backstories, but only a few. Like Clockwork and Judge Angels
Right now im trying to figure out giving some characters special abilities.
The characters im having trouble figuring out how to add powers to are
Bloody Painter
Clockwork
Eyeless Jack
Jeff the Killer
Judge Angels
Nina the killer
Ticci-Toby
The idea for Bloody Painter is to make him like Sai from Naruto Shippuden and give him art magic
Clockwork is the one im most stuck on. I want to give her a power that involves time manipulation, but that gets really hard to work around. So then I thought, what if I just give her berserker rage, but Jeff was going to have that.
If you guys want, I can upload some snippets of worldbuilding notes, and other things.
I'm really excited to share this with all of you. Have a wonderful day/night
Jeff the killer. Reason: it ruined the entire genre of oc pastas, every time a oc pasta existed, it was marked as a JTK ripoff. (kinda sad)
Bloodshot Travis. Reason: I know, but it WUS good, a kid with heard problems and wants to be free, but it kinda got shit after first half, like bruh-
SONIC.EXE. Reason: sooo many grammars, and the author was a ####
Clockwork. Reason: comeplete JTK ripoff. like seriously??
Nina the killer. Reason: same with clockwork.
nina the killer is a great creepypasta
Edit: i posted this to prove 2 a pall that she sucks thx guys
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For some, she's brilliant comedic material; for others, she represents a stage when many teenagers wrote their first Creepypasta OCs; and for still others, she's a complete flop.
In my opinion, some Creepypastas should be credited for trying to be original, but with some of them, they lack the scare factor and the right structure to be classified as both an "OC" and a "Creepypasta".
Nina the Killer is no exception.
Nina lacks any originality, looks exactly like her idol, and is in no way creepy. If you take away Jeff the Killer's influence on it, you've got nothing. In addition to the name, appearance, and origin, the creator did not attempt to make the story unique to the reader.
It is strange, however, that the very thing that makes her so unlikable is the very thing that makes her so admirable.
In Nina's defense, I don't see the point of calling her a "Jeff rip-off" when the entire point of the story is she's based on Jeff. In a way, Nina the Killer is supposed to be a rip-off of Jeff the Killer, as she is a crazed fan girl who wants to be just like him. The thing most preteen fangirls do is try to copy their idols. In fact, I think the concept of a fangirl who is overly obsessed is a great idea, because something like this could actually happen in real life, and probably has.
Stalkers and obsession-type Creepypastas have the potential to be disturbing. Imagine this; bizarre antics, juvenile delinquency, extravagant behavior, and all because they desire or "love" someone. Even ruthless killers don't want to be stalked by someone who is obsessed with them.
The concept of Nina is pretty interesting, but the execution isn't so impressive. Nina fails because she relies entirely on Jeff's story for every single detail of her own story, retelling an already existing Creepypasta's plot, character, status, and killings. It is also horribly translated, so that's another downside.
I would really like to see someone write a redeemable backstory for Nina someday that's more original and wasn't just an adapted version of Jeff the Killer. I think it would be more appealing to people, and they would come to appreciate her more. Until then, Nina the Killer is just a shitty gender-bend OC. Even if you still believe Nina is beyond redemption after reading this, that's fine too. It's at least a good thing that the author realized the story wasn't that good because you don't see many Creepypasta authors willing to do something like that.
Okay, that's all from me today. Let me know what you think.
- JAM
Alright, so, Nina The Killer huh.
Well, first I'd like to say I don't like either version. That is just an opinion and I'll explain why I think quite a few people think the same.
The first Nina is quite literally as stated in the notice. A simple carbon copy off of an already existing character. (Which is Jeff.)
Nina's original appearance speaks for itself, it's as said above.
Her revamp as some people have said is similar to that of Jane The Killers-- Family got killed, now seeks revenge, Hubadubado. Blabla.
I do like her new appearance look-wise, but in some logic, why would she need the brace on her leg? (I'm asking this before her English story is put on the page)-- Would this make it hard for her to run?
And that's kinda it. Feel free to say your own opinions in the replies.
I just read JTK's thing and what is Liquid Hate?
(Yeah You thought I was gonna trash it didn't you?)
I drew this art with my fingers and my mobile phone and I think now my fingers are dead because it was really hard and it took six hours to finish.
Without blood
With some blood
(This nurse was also present in homicidal Liu's story)
So I have seen how people hate the old nina the killer, because she us similar to Jeff the killer, and that thay insted like the new 2021 rebote. I acualy can't stande the new one, people were saying she us a bad pasta because she is similar to Jeff? Well this one is almost identical to jane the killer, I prefured the old nina because it felt like nice to see basically a fangirl turned pasta because yes there have acualy been people who have killed other in "the name of love" of a random pasta
You all know the story of Nina The Killer, everyone calls her a copy of Jeff Woods, but for some reason, for so many years, no one has yet compared these characters...In Nina's story, there was a minor character who was described as a green-eyed boy not much older than Nina (that is, they are the same age) and lived in a house opposite Nina. His name was Jake, and his description first appeared in the scene when Nina was carried out of the house after being burned. And his second appearance was at the very end of Nina's story. Jake watched in horror as Nina carried her brother's body and walked toward the house across the street.Personally, I remembered Jane Everlasting, who also has green eyes; who is also the same age as Jeff; who also lives in the house opposite Jeff Woods... well, I thought about it and decided to give that kid from Nina's story the name Jake Everlasting. Let it be a kind of Jane Everlasting.And I noticed another paradox: ATTENTION! Nina The Killer was created in 2011, Jane Everlasting — in 2013... what happens? Jane Arkensaw not only plagiarized Jane The Killer, but also Jake from Nina's story?! 🤔🤔🤔😳😳😳
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Homicidal Chris (Chris Hopkins)Nina The Killer had a younger brother Chris. At the end of the story, 11-year-old Nina killed her 6-year-old brother just as 13-year-old Jeff killed 14-year-old Liu. Although Nina's story clearly said that Chris is dead, there are two versions of the Homicidal Chris depicted here: 1. The Ghost of Chris. This version is close to Nina's canonical story, since Chris is really dead. 2. Chris The Survivor. This version is close to the popular fanon of Homicidal Liu, who is depicted in a scarf. Which Chris to love, dead or alive, is you’re choice.Both versions of Chris wear a black t-shirt, grey trousers and black shoes. In Nina's story, Chris was described as a boy with green eyes and black hair. Chris also wears a white and pale blue striped scarf, but he changes clothes. And the scarf is just a reference to Homicidal Liu's fanon.The Ghost of ChrisChris's Ghost is a disillusioned boy who doesn't understand why Nina killed him and their mother. He is pale, with the eternal smile of a grim clown on his face, and his eyes are torn out and blood flows from his sockets (this is how Chris was described at the end of Nina's story). The Ghost chases Nina and asks: «Nina, why did you kill me?» Another version: Chris's Ghost is Nina's conscience and sick psyche, in other words, Nina has hallucinations.Chris The SurvivorThe surviving Chris is somewhat similar to the Homicidal Liu: he miraculously managed to fight off the crazy sister. The boy ran to the neighbors and explained the situation. As a result, Nina was wanted by the police, and Chris grew up in an orphanage. No one adopted him, so he spent all his childhood there alone. The kids made fun of him, but he didn't care. He was more concerned about Nina. He loves his sister and dreams of meeting her one day. Chris was distraught at the thought of his sister, his dead mother, and he often had nightmares about the night when the sister with the terrible face attacked him. Chris also has stitches and scars on his cheeks in the form of a smile. When Chris left the orphanage, he was provided with housing, but he began to kill, hoping to attract the attention of his sister. He still wants to meet and hug his beloved sister and say to her: «Nina, what did this Jeff do to you?..»***
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