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Considering my last entry, I just had to do this meme.

Name five crossovers you'd love to read or write one of these days, no matter how cracked-out or improbable.

1. Sailor Moon/Grey's Anatomy - I think it would be really interesting if either Ami or Mamoru ended up interning at Seattle Grace, and the hospital ended up having to deal with the casualties of a youma attack, having no idea what was going on.

2. Card Captor Sakura/Ghost Whisperer - Melinda sees ghosts, Touya sees ghosts... It's a no-brainer. (See previous entry)

3. Sailor Moon/Witch Hunter Robin - I really do want to write this eventually. My idea has Robin, whose craft is fire, being related to Rei, a fact they discover when the STNJ starts investigating the Sailor Senshi, who they think are witches.

4. Someday's Dreamers/Harry Potter - A lot of HP crossovers from what I hear tend to be with series that don't really fit in with it, but Someday's Dreamers really would be a plausible HP crossover partner, IMO. Both series are about magical people learning how to use their powers, so I think they would complement each other well if done correctly. 

5. Absolute Boyfriend/Chobits/Hand Maid May - *laughs* Yeah, I just want to see how somebody would handle a crossover with these three series about robots who look like people. I bet it would be a lot of fun. ^_^

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May. 26th, 2007 07:20 pm
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You know, a Card Captor Sakura/Ghost Whisperer crossover would be so plausible, what with Touya being able to see ghosts and all. All you'd have to do is figure out a reason for Touya to visit America or for Melinda to come to Tomoeda, which really wouldn't be too hard considering that Melinda owns an antique shop. She could have somehow ended up with something belonging to Clow Reed and decide to do a little research...

Heh, yeah. I don't know where I come up with these strange anime/live action crossover ideas. First it was a Sailor Moon/Grey's Anatomy crossover, and now this CCS/GW plot bunny is hopping around in my head, although I doubt I'll ever get around to writing it. Still, I think it really could work.

Anyway, as you can probably guess, my CCS manga came in yesterday. Yay! ^_^ Well, at least some of it. About half the volumes are on backorder, but I did get the first four of the first series and two, three, and four of Master of the Clow. I've read the first three so far, and I'm very much enjoying it, although I think I like anime!Sakura more than manga!Sakura. The anime did a good job of making her less of a stereotypical shoujo heroine. For example, manga!Sakura seems to be a habitual oversleeper, while anime!Sakura generally wakes up in time to at least eat her breakfast at the table, rather than scarfing it down on her way out like manga!Sakura always does. She sometimes oversleeps, of course, but nowhere as much as manga!Sakura. Also, manga!Sakura is even more Yukito-crazed than anime!Sakura, to the point that it's kind of annoying rather than cute. Oh, well. The manga is still very good (if I ignore the creepy scene where Terada-sensei gives Rika an engagement ring).

I also think I may have an idea for my Nanowrimo novel this year. It's still a bit vague at the moment, but I'm thinking of calling it A Life Less Ordinary, and it's about a teenage girl named Leah who is bored of her life in a small, New England(?) town until she meets a dying boy who teaches her to the value the life she has. Or something like that. Like I said, it's still in the planning stages at the moment, but I think it'll turn out all right. Anything would be better than last year's Mothers of the Bride.
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Well, it's been a while since I really talked about anything fanfic related in here, so here's what has been going on.

I finished my first Kaleido Star short called Birth of a Dream a couple of weeks ago, although I just got around to posting it today. It's posted up at FF.net and ASMR at the moment and will be up at .moon at the next update. I'm mostly happy with it, but the ending isn't that great. Then again, when am I ever happy with endings?

I also finally made the choice between my two crossover ideas. I ended up choosing the Kaleido Star fic, which I'm calling Fire and Ice at the moment, but I'll probably be changing it to a less cliche title later. I think I probably need to give Witch Hunter Robin at least one more viewing before I would really feel comfortable writing my SM/WHR crossover. The KS fic seems to be going well at the moment, though. I think I'm finished with the first chapter. Don't know when I'll start posting it, though. That reminds me, I know there aren't a lot of people out there who have watched Kaleido Star yet -- which I highly recommend -- but if anybody happens to be interested in editing the story, feel free to drop a line. As long as you don't mind spoilers, you don't really need to be that familiar with canon since it takes place many years after the series ends and focuses on a pseudo-OC. (Yume appears in canon, but only as a baby.)

Other than that, I've actually been tossing around an idea for an Angelic Layer fic. I don't know if anything will come of it, but we'll see. 

Lessee, what else has been going on? Oh, I finished watching the Azumanga Daioh anime yesterday. Very funny show. And...well, that's pretty much it, I guess.

I live a very boring life.

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Looking back, did you write more fic than you thought you would this year, less, or about what you'd predicted?

That's a tough question to answer. I guess I would have to say I wrote more than I predicted, since my only real goal for the year was to finish the rough draft of Against the Rules, which I did, but I also wrote a few shorts and a 50,000 word Nano novel.

What pairing/genre/fandom did you write that you would never have predicted in January 2006?

Definitely Fire Emblem. I never in a hundred years thought I would ever write a video game fic, but after playing the game and falling in love with the Artur/Lute pairing, I couldn't resist writing a fic as a surprise anniversary gift for my boyfriend, who loves Fire Emblem.

What's your favorite story of the year? Not the most popular, but the one that makes you happiest?

I don't really know why, but I have to say my Fruits Basket fic, Kiss Me. It's just so cute and romantic, and I really think I did a good job with Mayu's character.

Did you take any writing risks this year? (See above for unexpected pairings, etc.) What did you learn from them?

I think I took two big risks in 2006. One was participating in Nanowrimo for the first time and concentrating on a piece of original fiction. The resulting story, Mothers of the Bride, was not good, but it did teach me that I can write more than a couple of pages a day if I put my mind to it. The second risk was writing quite a bit of non-Sailor Moon fics. I wrote fics for Fire Emblem, Fruits Basket, and Someday's Dreamers, and those allowed me to try some different things with different characters.

Do you have any fanfic goals for the New Year?

Well, finishing posting Against the Rules is a definite goal, but that shouldn't be hard, considering the story is basically done. Just need to have my editors look over the last half.

As for new writing projects for the new year, I'm still really in the planning phase. I am starting a Kaleido Star short today, but that's the only thing set in stone so far. Among the possibilities for my next multi-part, however, are a Witch Hunter Robin/Sailor Moon crossover and another Kaleido Star story.

From my past year of writing, what was...

My Favorite Story:

As I said before, Kiss Me.

My Best Story:

I want to say Against the Rules, but to be honest, there's quite a bit I don't like about it, so I guess I'll go with Kiss Me again, since I think that's the story I was most happy with.

Story Most Underappreciated by the Universe:

Definitely my Someday's Dreamers fic, A Dream Come True, for the sole reason that nobody reads Someday's Dreamers fics.

Most Fun:

Kiss Me? Eh, I don't think any of my stories in 2006 were particularly fun.

Most Disappointing:

I would have to say Mothers of the Bride, my Nano story. I had such high hopes for it, but it ended up pretty crappy, probably since the nature of the contest was to focus more on quantity, rather than quality.

Most Sexy:
Against the Rules, without a doubt. In fact, I'm surprised myself by how sexy it is, since I don't usually write like that. It definitely earns its R rating, though.

Story with a Single Sexy Moment:

A story with only one sexy moment? That would be Kiss Me. Mayu and Hatori just kiss, but I still think it is pretty sexy.

Hardest to Write:

Against the Rules, at least parts of it. My own fault, really, since I wrote most of it completely out of order. If I had stayed more linear, it probably wouldn't have been so bad.

Most Unintentionally Telling:

Unintenionally telling? Hmm... I guess I would have to go with Against the Rules, but I'm not telling why. *laughs*
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Finally got the last disc of Kaleido Star in today from Netflix, and I must say it was well worth the wait. ^_^ I cried through all three of the last episodes -- not sad, but very touching -- and the extra OAV episode they added in was quite cute. In fact, it gave me an idea for a possible fic.

To be honest, I got quite a few Kaleido Star fic ideas from watching the last few episodes, excluding the short vignette I've had planned for a while (and can finally write -- wahoo!). I think there's a good chance that my next multipart will probably be a Kaleido Star fic, but I've also been thinking of a possible Sailor Moon/Witch Hunter Robin crossover as well. Kind of a tough choice. I'm tempted to stay in my comfort zone and stick with a Sailor Moon story, even if it is a crossover, but I also want to spread my wings and try something new for a change.

Oh, well, I've still got a while to decide, since I do want to get that one Kaleido Star short done before starting on another multipart, so I'll figure it out somehow.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_%28moon%29

Apparently, a moon of Uranus shares my name. I don't know whether to think it's cool or to be terribly, terribly afraid. Can you imagine if some fanfic author decided it would be fun to create otaku senshi for all the moons of Uranus and actually brought Sailor Margaret into existence? O.o

I would be scared if they brought any Uranus moon senshi into existence, to be truthful. Sailor Ophelia? Sailor Desdemona? Sailor Juliet? (Thank goodness there isn't a moon named Romeo...yet. I can just imagine Sailor Romeo being a male senshi -- yes, I know, I have no room to talk -- who begins a star-crossed romance with the senshi of rival moon Juliet, leading them to commit double suicide.) Sure, it's cute that the moons are named after characters in Shakespeare's plays, but...no.

(Well, Sailor Cupid wouldn't be that bad, and I guess I wouldn't mind a Sailor Miranda or Sailor Ariel if they wanted to write a crossover with Firefly, but the rest can live without senshi.)

(And now I'm inspired to write a Sailor Moon/Firefly crossover. Great.)

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Sep. 15th, 2005 10:19 am
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Well, because I really don't feel like writing today and I've decided that I'm going to try to post in this thing daily (I don't know why, since I doubt many people will read it, but whatever), here's a list of my many, many fic ideas that I know I'll never get around to writing. (All Sailor Moon unless otherwise noted.)

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