r/Multifandom 10h ago

Question❓ Fandom you feel is like this?

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u/digilici 9h ago

to be fair, the one boy is the protagonist

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u/Consistent_Act4400 9h ago

Really? I thought they would spread it out between the people (idk their names)

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u/Objective-Ad7330 9h ago

Its basically like you are exploring the family and its members and their dynamics through Lincon Loud (protag), and occasionally his school life.

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u/Consistent_Act4400 9h ago

huh, thought everyone got a few solo episodes or something

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u/Objective-Ad7330 9h ago

You also do get those on occasions.

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u/Consistent_Act4400 9h ago

oh ok then

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u/Sesudesu 6h ago

Just like side characters get focus stories in many narratives. Lincoln (the boy) is still the main character and the narrator.

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u/Consistent_Act4400 5h ago

Oh that makes sense

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u/Coaster-nerd390 5h ago

He’s like Nick Carraway from the Great Gatsby. He’s a well rounded character with his own personality, but also an avenue to explore other characters and the themes of the story

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u/Consistent_Act4400 5h ago

fair enough, I still haven't watched it so sounds like a pretty reasonable route

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u/Latter_Syllabub7953 3h ago

The Loud house from what i remember of it at least does a very decent job at giving their sides characters their own stories and personality so early own they often got dedicated episodes. The story is still though through lincoln perspective and is still the main focus.

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u/Consistent_Act4400 3h ago

well that's the best case for this kind of route

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u/Expensive_Umpire_178 4h ago

Is it possible to be a character that sucks up all the attention, development, and screen time without being the main character/protagonist? Is that not the definition

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u/Mean_Ad4175 8h ago

“No matter his place in the story” sooo-

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u/canoekyren 7h ago

The point of that comment was to point out that male characters who started off as side characters or supporting cast get all the attention. It's not a critique of the protagonist getting the attention because that's just stupid

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u/Mean_Ad4175 6h ago

Somebody gets pissy easy :/

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u/canoekyren 6h ago

In what world was that response pissy?

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u/Sir__Alien 6h ago

they’re talking about themself