r/fictionalpsychology↗
Fictional Psychology
A subreddit for discussion of the psychological problems and diagnoses of fictional characters. This sub is not for advice about writing fictional characters.
533k subscribers3 posts / mo in Sep 20263 authors / mosince 2019
r/fictionalpsychology has 533k members (+0.7% over the last 12 months). It gets about 3 posts a month from 3 people. Top topics: Webcomics, Fullmetal Alchemist Characters and Evil Characters.
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- Webcomics0.7%
- Fullmetal Alchemist Characters0.4%
- Evil Characters0.4%
- Character Development0.4%
- Comic Pages0.3%
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