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An '''OC''' is a fictional character created by someone. In | An '''OC''', short for '''Original Character''', is a fictional character created by someone. In the [[remix world]], the term also refers to OCs that have been brought out of their fictional universe and into the [[remix world]], thanks to OC technology pioneered by [[Karl Marx]] and [[Doctor Joe]]. | ||
Due to the fictional nature of the [[remix world]], all characters in the remix world are technically OCs; however, certain characters also originated within the remix lore as people's OCs, brought into the remix world by the means of OC technology. | |||
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
[[Matthew Rockefeller]] created [[Pianolove]] and [[Gloryclaw]], OCs based on the Warrior Cats series of books. They wanted to use OC technology to bring them to life, but never ended up being able to. | [[Matthew Rockefeller]] created [[Pianolove]] and [[Gloryclaw]], OCs based on the Warrior Cats series of books. They wanted to use OC technology to bring them to life, but never ended up being able to. | ||
Revision as of 18:40, 19 October 2023
An OC, short for Original Character, is a fictional character created by someone. In the remix world, the term also refers to OCs that have been brought out of their fictional universe and into the remix world, thanks to OC technology pioneered by Karl Marx and Doctor Joe.
Due to the fictional nature of the remix world, all characters in the remix world are technically OCs; however, certain characters also originated within the remix lore as people's OCs, brought into the remix world by the means of OC technology.
Examples
Matthew Rockefeller created Pianolove and Gloryclaw, OCs based on the Warrior Cats series of books. They wanted to use OC technology to bring them to life, but never ended up being able to.