Media you wish could be reinterpreted forever like Gundam? (And I guess now Evangelion)

You know how Gundam has a million different spinoffs and whatnot that reimagines what a Gundam is and does their different things with it or whatever, is there any piece of media you wish could get a hundred different reinterpretations?

I know there’s one guy in the comments that’s gonna say Zoids.

I’m gonna say Superheroes that aren’t Spider-Man, Batman, or Superman.

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u/Aquanort357 — 5 hours ago

Favorite Narrators To Listen Too?

What're your favorite narrators to listen too in all of media? Whose voice do you find the most pleasant/engaging to listen too, male, female, gaming, audiobook, movie, whatever. I’m particularly fond of Stephen Fry, especially in Little Big Planet.

u/Aquanort357 — 1 day ago

Books about lesbians who box, are in a fight club, or into mixed-martial-arts that you really like?

Can you think of any books where two or more women punch and kick things either for recreational purposes or to stop a bad guy? Like they’re into boxing, do mixed martial arts, are part of a fight club, or maybe their cops or something. Maybe the two women start off as enemies punching each other then the punching somehow turns into making out, or maybe their just sparring partners that grow closer, whatever the case may be, if you can find anything that fits this vibe then send it my way, thank you.

u/Aquanort357 — 5 days ago

What's the best non-English fanfiction you've read in any fandom?

I've always been aware that non-English fanfiction exists, but since I don't know any other language but English, I haven't read any of it, but hey lets change that, what are the best non-English fanfics you've read in any fandom? Which fanfics are worth translating into English/learning a language for? I'm fine with any tag, any fandom, any genre, self recs are fine.

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u/Aquanort357 — 8 days ago

Whats your advice for how to write Sam and Max properly?

If I were a fan who was planning to write a Sam & Max fanfic, or if I were a developer working on a Sam & Max game for the first time, then what would your advice be for how to write these characters and this world properly? What are the core tenets for writing the characters, the plot, the humor, and the setting in the Sam & Max universe?

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u/Aquanort357 — 9 days ago
▲ 6 r/THPS

Everytime I launch RETHAWED I get this error message, what do I do?

u/Aquanort357 — 9 days ago

Books where an asian woman decides to rebel against her strict family?

Can you think of any books where a woman, fed up with her strict asian parents and the rest of her family, decides to rebel against them and do things they wouldn't approve of, like join a gang, date a woman who isn't asian, and whatever else they don't like? And then maybe they later reconcile. It can be of her own volition or because she decides to run away with a lady she met.

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u/Aquanort357 — 9 days ago

[Seeking Recs] What're your Favorite Fanfic Trilogy's?

It's not very often that a fanfic author will finish a longfic, let alone finish a whole trilogy of stories, let's talk about the ones that do, what's your favorite Fanfic Trilogy? It can be from any fandom and have any tag, send me anything; self-recs are fine.

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u/Aquanort357 — 13 days ago

Books that feel like the ship Wenclair? (Gloomy Goth/Peppy Femme)

Can anyone think of any books where a gloomy goth falls for a peppy femme?

u/Aquanort357 — 13 days ago

Best Ego Clashes you've read in fanfiction?

"An ego clash is a conflict that occurs when two or more individuals with strong senses of self-importance or conflicting personal agendas collide. It is characterized by power struggles, a refusal to compromise, and a focus on winning arguments rather than solving problems." - Collins Dictionary

Have you ever read a fanfic where two characters who never met in canon, collide in a fanfic to create an amazing clash of egos? Send me anything, I'm fine with any tag and any fandom, yes self-recs are fine,

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u/Aquanort357 — 13 days ago

Favorite Fanfic Trilogy's?

It's not very often that a fanfic author will finish a longfic, let alone finish a whole trilogy of stories, let's talk about the ones that do, what's your favorite Fanfic Trilogy? It can be from any fandom and have any tag, send me anything.

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u/Aquanort357 — 15 days ago

Books where a lesbian human falls in love with an alien.

Can you think of any books where a human woman meets a female alien, either by abduction, or by bumping into her, or whatever the case may be, and falls in love with her? It can be anything as long as there's a human X alien lesbian romance.

Bonus points if the alien isn't humanoid and is a weird creature, not a requirement.

u/Aquanort357 — 15 days ago

Relatively popular characters that some people claim nobody cared about? (Art by AnonymousMike, edited by Aquanort357)

Art Source.

While Iron Man and The Avengers weren't exactly flagship titles for Marvel, it's still a bit disingenuous to call them D-list nobodies before the MCU. Even if the comic sales didn't reflect it, they're Marvel's equivalent to the Justice League, Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

And it seems to be mostly bitter X-Men fans, salty about their treatment in the 2010's, saying this.

u/Aquanort357 — 17 days ago

Favorite Isekai media that's worth watching/reading?

There's a lot of Isekai-slop out there in the world, but not all of it is bad, some of it is pretty good, which ones do you think are worth watching/reading? It doesn't have to be purely modern stuff, you can include retro stuff too, it also doesn't have to purely be anime, Black Knight starring Martin Lawrence for example is technically a live action Isekai, you can also include fanfiction too if you want, anything that is technically an Isekai and good you can recommend.

The above examples are My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! And Ascendance of a Bookworm.

u/Aquanort357 — 20 days ago

Which fandoms have the most male fanfic writers?

Not sure what else to say, in your experience, which fandoms are the most likely to have male fanfic writers compared to other fandoms? Again, not sure what else to say, the title is pretty clear, send me anything.

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u/Aquanort357 — 22 days ago

Books where a girl who lives a terrible life is whisked away by a lesbian?

Are there any books you can think of where a girl who has a rough life, maybe her parents are dead or assholes, she has a bad job, an abusive boyfriend, behind on her rent, etc. Like just a bad life (it doesn't specifically have to be like that, it's just an example), but then some lady comes along to whisk her away from that life, either to be nice or maybe she's a hot criminal and wants to kidnap her. Anything you can think of with that vibe?

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u/Aquanort357 — 23 days ago

Books where a girl who lives a terrible life is whisked away by a lesbian?

Are there any books you can think of where a girl who has a rough life, maybe her parents are dead or assholes, she has a bad job, an abusive boyfriend, behind on her rent, etc. Like just a bad life (it doesn't specifically have to be like that, it's just an example), but then some lady comes along to whisk her away from that life, either to be nice or maybe she's a hot criminal and wants to kidnap her. Anything you can think of with that vibe?

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u/Aquanort357 — 23 days ago

Books where a girl who lives a terrible life is whisked away by a lesbian?

Are there any books you can think of where a girl who has a rough life, maybe her parents are dead or assholes, she has a bad job, an abusive boyfriend, behind on her rent, etc. Like just a bad life (it doesn't specifically have to be like that, it's just an example), but then some lady comes along to whisk her away from that life, either to be nice or maybe she's a hot criminal and wants to kidnap her. Anything you can think of with that vibe?

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u/Aquanort357 — 23 days ago