An anti-Sue character? Depends on what you want. Do you want your anti-Sue to be the obviously extreme opposite of a Sue or just to be simply a not-Sue?

Well, that was just bad wording on my part... something more like NCK: King Caspian's Revenge, which one the Jackdaw award in 2009. Just something that includes characters being slightly aware of the fact that they are in book and someone has put a Mary Sue into it. Something like that.

I've not read it, but I think I know what you're talking about. 🙂
If your anti-Sue is going to be semi-consciously the opposite of a Sue, you'll want to reverse at least some common Sueish attributes. So use stuff such as ordinary physical features, ordinary tools of the trade (for example: if she's an archer, give her a regular bow, not Susan's), average skill levels that make sense to the character's situation/upbringing/training/etc, actual flaws to overcome (other than clumsiness!), maybe a personality that's a legitimate pain to someone, etc. Oh, and character. Actual, real personality. 😉

I'm sorry, I worded my explanation of my bad wording badly. 😛 I want it to be a Mary-Sue, but the other characters are aware of the fact. I have a friend who wrote a story something like that. 🙂

Ohh, I get it now. 🙂

So in that case, are you looking for plot ideas...?

Yup!

Ah. Well, it that case then... no, I don't really have any ideas at the moment besides a couple barely-formed plot bunnies from a couple years ago....

I'd like to hear those.

Well... okay.... But I'll warn you that it's not developed and that what's below comes from the muddled and dark recesses of my mind, so it may well be weird and/or confusing, heh-heh....

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My first and main idea has this proposed summary: "You've heard of the White Witch. You know about the Lady of the Green Kirtle. Even the Green Mist, if you've watched the movies. But there is another that ranks up there with them. And she's just as bad as they."

So, basically, my "Mary-Sue" is a witch character (currently titled "The Rose Enchantress" in my notes) who waltzes into Narnia and starts wreaking havoc. Since my idea was to involve characters from multiple time periods in Narnia's history (and since havoc can't be wrought in the Original Narnia), she'd cast a spell that messes the space/time continuum and so bring everyone (or at least the characters she wants) into the same moment in time. (Did I mention this was AU? 😛 )
That's about as far as I figured her nefarious plan. (I don't even know the "why" of her plan....)

Obviously, the Enchantress would be a threat to Narnia, so they will rise up to address said threat.So what is the fate of these poor canon characters? I wrote up a little list of how things would go down.

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If that made any sense at all whatsoever.
As for the other ideas, they're not developed at all. The thought was that if the above story ever turned into something and I enjoyed it, then I could write sequels. The three sequel ideas are:

*collapses from effort and semi-embarassment*

That is a great idea, Ariel! Berry, please write something like that, or else I'm going to be bitten hard by that bunny!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lol, at least I now know that someone doesn't think it's a dumb idea. Still no idea if I'd get sufficient inspiration to actually write it though. Maybe, maybe not. 🙂

@Jaygee: I might...

I guess I might as well note that my "Rose Enchantress" idea is not necessarily based on the idea that the Enchantress herself is a Sueish character; it was more an idea by which I could express distaste for mainly-pointless-romance Sue stories (not that all Sues are romantic interest characters and not that all OC romantic interests are Sues). Of course, if you decide to try it out or just borrow various ideas, you can easily make it whatever you want.

@Ariel: OC? *is not familiar with this term*