Round 1 Results
Jevil (Deltarune) vs. Beppi the Clown (Cuphead) WINNER: JEVIL
Kefka Palazzo (Final Fantasy 6) vs. Dimentio (Super Paper Mario) WINNER: DIMENTIO
Ice Juggler Cookie (Cookie Run) vs. Kuromi (Sanrio) WINNER: KUROMI
Marx (Kirby) vs. Joka (Klonoa) WINNER: MARX
Daycare Attendant (Five Nights at Freddy's) vs. Gamzee Makara (Homestuck) WINNER: GAMZEE MAKARA
Harley Quinn (Batman: The Animated Series) vs. Clopin (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) WINNER: HARLEY QUINN
Spinel (Steven Universe) vs. Quackerjack (Darkwing Duck) WINNER: SPINEL
The Collector (The Owl House) vs. Mr. Mime (Pokemon) WINNER: THE COLLECTOR
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Master Post for Ongoing Stuff
This post exists as a jumping off point for the fiction I write and to keep track of all the stories as they’re going on. New worlds and stories will be added here as I post them.
Vostoya
A planet ravaged in the ending battle of an intergalactic war. This is an anthology series that goes over certain characters that live on and influence Vostoya after the war. It’s a kind of post-post apocalyptic science fiction. In the stories you can read here, there will be an Earth date either in the story itself or in the tags. That’s just meant to keep things lined up all nice and neat in my head. I would recommend you read the stories in the order listed here, and if you like, read them afterwards in chronological order.
First up, we have The End, a short, introductory flash fiction.
Iconduragos
Iconduragos is an old character of mine, and the current profile picture of this account. He's the BBEG of my very first D&D campaign, but I got so into writing him out that he's just become a staple OC for me. Some stuff I'll put here will be in his canon and some will be character writing that isn't a part of his story but rather something I felt the need to write.
Games, a short fic I wrote about interactions between Durge!Iconduragos and Astarion in BG3 Act 1.
Poetry
My poetry generally is not bound together in meaningful ways, although sometimes I like to run with metaphors. I hope you enjoy! I make no promises that it's groundbreaking LMAO
The Ache, written December 5th, 2023.
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You probably get this all the time, and I don't know why I only thought about this now, but I'm suddenly fascinated by the idea of a government employee who knows about the Upside Down that has been tasked with keeping an eye on Eddie's TikTok page and just constantly being so frustrated
I never get this but I have thought about it at length!!! Lol.
I just picture one overworked and underpaid agent being tasked with the whole *hand waving* Hawkins Situation.
There used to a time when the Hawkins Project was a coveted position given to the best agents with the highest clearance, but now… Now all the gates to the other world have been closed. There’s been no activity in three decades. Brenner’s dead. The Russians defuncted their projects. The girl – Eleven or Jane, or whatever – hasn’t blown anything up since the nineties.
The Hawkins job is a babysitting job with CIA-level clearance, and it’s just… it was supposed to be a cakewalk but. There’s just… there are so many of them.
And for a while, they were spread all over the country.
One of them is a US Senator now and she called the head of the FBI ‘a bitch’ and ‘a coward’ on a hot mic last week, and maybe.
Maybe for the sake of national security and their own sanity, maybe this agent pulled a few strings and dotted a few more I’s than they’re authorized to just to get Lucas Sinclair, Maxine Mayfield-Sinclair, Dustin Henderson, Nancy Wheeler, and Robin Buckley back in Chicago.
Maybe they did that. There’s no paper trail, but maybe they did.
It’s easier to keep track of a ‘party’ of people if most of them are in the same state.
This Party – as they fondly call themselves – barely qualified as a threat anymore. They are barely a concern at this point. Only a few of them are considered dangerous enough to require anything more than the occasional check-in. Those people being Jane Hopper, James ‘Jim’ Hopper, Nancy Wheeler, Murray Bauman, and – much to this agent’s annoyance – Edward Munson.
Eddie wouldn’t be a cause for concern if he wasn’t so goddamn loud. He is in no way a threat to national security but the CIA doesn’t love when people allude to a defuncted Cold War project that resulted in an inter-dimensional serial killer murdering a bunch of small town high school students.
This agent does not believe that Eddie Munson knows what an NDA is or that he signed one.
It is one thing to write songs about demon bats and hell spilling into small town Americana or to make your album cover resemble the charred remains of Henry Creel’s disfigured body (‘yeah’ the agent thinks, ‘you’re not that slick, Munson’) but it is something else to announce to your millions of TikTok followers that you got rabies in a hell dimension.
This agent does not have enough pull to persuade Congress to outright ban TikTok and actually thinks that a TikTok ban would be an overreach of government control, but damn if it would not have made their life easier. Though they fear that Munson would just go to YouTube and the idea of longer content makes them shiver.
And by the way, this agent expected better from Steven Harrington!
This agent liked Steve! He was one of their favorites!!
Steve didn’t make waves. He lived a quiet life, paid his taxes, and barely had a social media presence. He was an absolute dream to be monitoring until Eddie downloaded that cursed clock app.
Steve was never viewed on the same threat level as Jane Hopper or Murray Bauman, but he was a closely monitored subject due to his long-term injuries and his time spent in the alternate dimension and the Russian bunker under Starcourt Mall. Despite close monitoring, there is no note in his file of any digression until Eddie started shoving Tiktok in his face.
This agent sits in their office at the CIA’s Chicago location.
In the basement, at the end of a long dusty corridor, beneath a buzzing fluorescent light, they get a notification on their computer. It’s from Tiktok, and this agent breathes in slowly. They rub at the forming headache between their brows and names it Eddie Munson.
They click the notification, waits a second for the shitty wifi to bring them to the app, and watches as Steve Harrington says, “Technically we’re time travelers.”
And they sigh.
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