The Stereotypes Of Kyoko

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Okay kids, we're gonna read a story about that emo kid that reached his true potential, and that annoying popular girl that doesn’t care about anybody else but herself. As Well as Justin Bieber.
Kyoko is a funny, emo, and anime obsessive teenager who is constantly being bullied by Hebe for his obsession. Hebe is the pretty, popular, annoying, girl that chews her gum with her mouth open since her jaws apparently don’t work. She is that peppy daughter of Hera and Zeus, the girlfriend of the school jock, Heracles, doesn’t have much charisma, always has a cup (... what?), and the youngest sibling of Athena and Dionysus. Athena is a much more likeable, sweet, and chill girl that doesn’t care about all the stereotypes, and would rather figure things

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