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A fanfic. Only inspired by TV Tropes.
A fanfic. Only inspired by TV Tropes.
For it to work, we'd need to first establish a list of tropes to use, then make the plot (and don't know about you, but I'm always too lazy to plan my writing :sweatlol
Spoiler it out, please. The page is made much longer with it like that :sweatlol:
Also, good that you're up for a MayNoWriMo, because you'll have to do it all over again soon, either in June or August, when the SuBuWriMo is announced
Whoopsie! Sorry. Done.
Also, eh? SuBuWriMo? The heck is that? ._.
I don't believe this was done purposely in an attempt to dehumanize them, but more or less because they aren't the primary focus. Every character in a story has their own life story, it's just that they aren't relevant to the main focus of the story at hand.When you fight the Team Rocket Grunts, they aren't given names.
Which I think was purposely put there to dehumanize them a little bit: I like to think that they all really do have names and distinct personalities, and probably some sort of life before Team Rocket.
Very interesting fic ideas. Of all the teams, the Rockets are my favorite, probably due to nostalgia and their schemes not revolving around a single legendary Pokémon. I look forward to your future works.So...I wanted to make stories about that. About the Grunts who joined for stupid reasons and are now bitter, about general silliness/shenanigans that go on because of TR's more outlandish schemes, about the Grunts who leave only to struggle to put their lives back together.
I also wanted to flesh out some of the canon characters, such as the Executives (Proton and Petrel would get the most face time, since they're lower-ranking and thus probably spend more time around the Grunts) the Rocket with the really bad English, and so on.
I wanted to do a slice-of-life comedy about a gym underling who rarely gets to actually battle, instead more or less encountering the oddball characters of the world just from the sidelines. I'd mess around with the interpretation of the 'verse a little, but it would be more an illustration of everyday life in a world where random people just walk up and challenge each other to matches with no provocation and offer unbidden commentary on their outfits. Oh, and something like a thousand kinds of superpowered monsters. Of course.
You know who doesn't get a lot of love? The game developers.
I want to write a story about the hardships and tribulations of the person who invented the Pokeball.
I have an idea but I doubt a reader would totally buy it. (if my story is ever written)
The thing is : first we have a trainer, let's name him X, who's travelling through some region by foot, like all trainers do. Now there is a person Y, a trainer too who's used to journeys, who is following X in secret, for whatever reasons. A spy to put it simply. The tricky part is that Y mustn't be discovered by X and tail him through 1/3 of the whole region's run. I think it is a very difficult operation to accomplish, so I wonder if the reader will buy this situation and won't find it too unlikely. Opinions ?
This is a similar situation to my fic, Unpredictable. Although I don't focus much on the actual tailing, and trainer Y doesn't get much background for a while, apart from being a badass. Also, trainer X isn't even the main character.I have an idea but I doubt a reader would totally buy it. (if my story is ever written)
The thing is : first we have a trainer, let's name him X, who's travelling through some region by foot, like all trainers do. Now there is a person Y, a trainer too who's used to journeys, who is following X in secret, for whatever reasons. A spy to put it simply. The tricky part is that Y mustn't be discovered by X and tail him through 1/3 of the whole region's run. I think it is a very difficult operation to accomplish, so I wonder if the reader will buy this situation and won't find it too unlikely. Opinions ?
I have an idea but I doubt a reader would totally buy it. (if my story is ever written)
The thing is : first we have a trainer, let's name him X, who's travelling through some region by foot, like all trainers do. Now there is a person Y, a trainer too who's used to journeys, who is following X in secret, for whatever reasons. A spy to put it simply. The tricky part is that Y mustn't be discovered by X and tail him through 1/3 of the whole region's run. I think it is a very difficult operation to accomplish, so I wonder if the reader will buy this situation and won't find it too unlikely. Opinions ?