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Even though [[Battle for Dream Island|''Battle for Dream Island'']] was the very first [[object show]] ever, the show was inspired however by ''Total Drama'' (through its first season named ''Total Drama Island'') and ''Survivor'', back in [[Pre-2010#2009|2009]]. Both of which were reality-competition TV shows and ''BFDI'' was however a web series.<ref>[[carykh]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIeS1pL4N6E The mind-numbing problem with DistroKid (and online music distribution in general)]</ref> | |||
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* [[Joke genre]]: Simply put, a parody of what the competitional genre works. They mostly are made as a joke with memes and other stuff such as poorly cropped images. Some object shows do have low-quality images, a style of the joke genre, but they are not officially a joke show. | * [[Joke genre]]: Simply put, a parody of what the competitional genre works. They mostly are made as a joke with memes and other stuff such as poorly cropped images. Some object shows do have low-quality images, a style of the joke genre, but they are not officially a joke show. | ||
* [[Plot genre]]: Between the Competitional and non-competitional genre, it contains a story waiting to be either clear or needed to be theorized, often being creepy or shocking with plot twists. | * [[Plot genre]]: Between the Competitional and non-competitional genre, it contains a story waiting to be either clear or needed to be theorized, often being creepy or shocking with plot twists. | ||
* [[Friend genre]]: The most rare subgenre in the Competitional genre, where the creator of an object show uses his friends objectsonas or original characters (OCs) and uses them for their own object show. An infamous example is [[Greeny's Grand Game|''Greeny's Grand Game'']]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:43, 17 November 2024
The Competitional genre is the main genre composing the Object Show Community's purpose of production when it comes to object shows in general. It began with Battle for Dream Island and has remained as the most popular and largest genre in the community, for fourteen years straight.
History[edit | edit source]
Origins[edit | edit source]
Even though Battle for Dream Island was the very first object show ever, the show was inspired however by Total Drama (through its first season named Total Drama Island) and Survivor, back in 2009. Both of which were reality-competition TV shows and BFDI was however a web series.[1]
Decline[edit | edit source]
Definition[edit | edit source]
Style[edit | edit source]
Examples[edit | edit source]
Subgenres[edit | edit source]
- Joke genre: Simply put, a parody of what the competitional genre works. They mostly are made as a joke with memes and other stuff such as poorly cropped images. Some object shows do have low-quality images, a style of the joke genre, but they are not officially a joke show.
- Plot genre: Between the Competitional and non-competitional genre, it contains a story waiting to be either clear or needed to be theorized, often being creepy or shocking with plot twists.
- Friend genre: The most rare subgenre in the Competitional genre, where the creator of an object show uses his friends objectsonas or original characters (OCs) and uses them for their own object show. An infamous example is Greeny's Grand Game.
