Adaptational Superpower Change: In canon, while Amity was a talented Abomination track student, she didn't do anything that other students couldn't do.In here, her hatred is solely focused on Odalia, with her holding a more neutral, and later affectionate, relationship with Alador. In canon, Amity isn't particular close to either of her parents, mostly going along with their work schemes because of her talent with Abomination magic.In this story, she hates them both, which she doesn't make a secret. Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: Downplayed with her relationship with Boscha and Skara: in the original series, while she claimed Boscha and Skara were mean, she was fairly neutral to the latter and heavily disliked the former.Adaptation Personality Change: While her personality is mostly kept intact, her anger issues are a lot more prominent, and she's also a bit more bratty.Needless to say, a lot of people hear this, and Amity becomes a Broken Pedestal for a lot of people come Act 2. Accidental Public Confession: She gets so riled up during her fight with Skara in Chapter 14 that, when Skara brings up what happened at Amity's birthday party, Amity not only confesses she did it, but outright claims she did nothing wrong, painting it as her putting Boscha in her place.Adaptational Jerkass: She's a lot more temperamental than in canon, and is much more willing to take out her frustrations on those around her, especially Skara.Adaptational Dumbass: Because both her anger and pride are much more prominent here, Amity tends to take leaps in logic, like her insisting on going to the Boiling Underworld to rescue her family over what might be a Hostage Situation (it's not) or threatening Boscha's mother, who is currently capable of controlling her.Adaptational Badass: Her transformation into a Pseudo-Abomination gives her far more abilities than her canon counterpart, including Mook Maker, Thought-Controlled Power, and so on.
Chapter 22 makes this even worse: Not only does she discover the horrible actions her parents took against the Queen of the Underworld, Persephone, but she finds out Skara's her half-sister, giving an entirely new layer of awful to her mistreatment of her, as well as giving Persephone a legitimate reason to hate her.Adaptational Angst Upgrade: Not only does she have the same issues as in canon, but she also has to deal with the fact that her rage-induced rant at a younger Boscha not only broke her, but set off a chain of events that would lead her to turn into the monster she is today.Ability Mixing: Unlike the other students in "Poglypherization", instead of mixing two glyphs together, she mixes a Fire glyph with her own lightning powers to replicate Boscha's Firebolt.
Luckily, her Healing Factor kicks in soon after. An Arm and a Leg: Skara slices one of her arms off during their fight.Atrocious Alias: By the time Act 2 starts, she's nicknamed the "Abominable Blight" thanks to her fight with Skara.
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