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Welp. Its that time of the day folks.

Art by MagnetLizard for the first pic. Art by Quixowltic on the second pic. Mostly we are going to use the first pic for this. The second pic is one of her outfits as an Empress.

Title says it all really. Essentially, this post is sequel of this RP:

https://www.reddit.com/r/OriginalCharacter_RP/s/oysG1Wdtax

To get the gist of it, my OC, Honuria, becomes a teacher at your OC's school, especially at your class. How would they react to all of this?

Rules:

1. While Fantasy/Superhero OCs preferred, especially students. I dont mind regular OCs as well who attends the school. You can even suggest supernatural OCs if you like as long as they are students. Teachers, principals and other staff faculties can be kosher too.

2. Combat is fine but mostly optional.

3. Like I said. We are using the first pic of Honuria. Not the second one. It will be revealed later.

That's all the rules. Happy roleplaying!

Title says it all really. This reminds me of something. Do you think the game needs other achievements and stuff or not? I think Antoine is another one of them.

Just wanna ask: Out all of the mangakas whose series got axed, who do you think that has the most potential to thrive in Shonen Jump. I know that these mangas featured are all axed but I don't know... I feel at times that these mangakas featured here actually has some potential and all that.

(DISCLAIMER: These Pictures Featured are All Mangas Who Got Axed. However, I was refering to the mangakas who created these mangas rather than the mangas featured here)

1. Yoshihiko Hayashi

2. Akira Inui

3. Yoshiharu Kataoka

4. Shinpei Watanabe

5. Daisuke Enoshima

6. Jun Harukawa

Reminder: You can mention other mangakas other than the ones featured here. You can mention the likes of the creators of mangas like Dear Anemone or even Tokyo Demon Bride Stories and so on and so forth. Would love to hear more in the comment section so yeah...

Alright. It's been a long time since I make a prompt for a RP. Now I have returned with one idea and a new OC too that is not connected with Honuria at all. Anyways, here's the prompt in question:

Your OC arrives at the Shangdu Monastery located at a certain mountainous region in the Chinese-esque region of this story. (Cuz the story the monastery in takes place in alternate world with a bit of anachronisms) After an arduous climb, your OC arrived in front of the monastery gate. Only for them to hear a voice from a loudspeaker near them that tries to shoo your OCs.

"Go away! We don't accept new people here! Take your losses and bye bye!"

How would your OC react when they were rejected by the voice from the loudspeaker to enter the monastery?

Rules:

1. No OP/IDK OCs. No insta-fixes either

2. Combat is 50-50. The person behind the loudspeaker sucks at combat but can compensate it with their wide array of knowledge when it comes to technology.

3. Romance is whatever. But no kids/minors allowed.

4. My literacy lines tend to fluctuate a lot so please understand. I will do my best to adapt so yeah. Which is why the Any Literacy tag is here.

5. And most importantly: Have fun!

The person in the second pic is the OC in question. The one behind the voice from the loudspeaker who rejected you to enter the monastery. Her name is Nu Wa. A recluse owner of the Shangdu Monastery. Art by u/Pudding-Bread-6943. Great artist!

This is going to be a rare trope but fuck it. I do love it when a design of a factory ended up being somewhat fantastical and magical at the same time. Mainly because it contrast with factories sometimes can be a bit boring especially in real life yet on the inside, it actually feels like I'm stepping into another world altogether with their surrealistic design and gizmos in question. It just makes the factories pleasant to sightsee for a trip so yeah.

1. Willy Wonka's Factory from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Especially the 2005 version because I adore that version.

2. Playtime Co. Factory from Poppy Playtime.

Sauce:

1. High Priestess from Samurai Jack: Abusive mother of Ashi

2. Ragyo Kiryuin from Kill La Kill: Abusive mother of Satsuki Kiryuin >!and Ryuko Matoi.!<

3. Irene Belserion from Fairy Tail: Erza Scarlet's villainous mom.

4. Medusa Gorgon from Soul Eater: Abusive mother of Crona.

5. Precia Testarossa from Nanoha: Abusive mother of Fate Testarossa.

6. Seiko Osabe from Chi No Wadachi: Abusive mother of Seiichi Osabe.

7. The Mother/Agatha from Horror Shop Game's The Mother: The evil mother who >!c+nn+b+l+z+s several of her own sons to survive the grueling winter.!<

8. Mama Tattletail from Tattletail: Literally the abusive mom of the Tattletail dolls and her doll got banned for a reason due to how ballistic she can be.

9. Mandy from Grim Tales Webcomic: Villainous mother of Grim Junior and Minnie, the main protagonists of the series.

10. Big Momma from No, I'm Not a Human: The mother of several Visitor hellspawn from No, I'm Not a Human.

11. Anastasya Feodorovna Snezhnaya/The Tsaritsa from Genshin Impact: >!Yes really. She is actually a mom. I am considering to spoiler this shit but... She is an evil mom who wants revenge against the Shades especially Ronova and maybe the People of Celestia.!<

Side Note: Not all Evil Matriarchs are abusive. They can also have functional or loving relationships with their children yet still remain villainous as shown in Example 10 and 11. Big Momma loves her brood so much that she swore she will commit unspeakable things to anyone who tries to oppress her and her brood. >!Anastasya/The Tsaritsa is still a villainous woman considering she is behind the things the Fatui has done but still a loving mother who wants to avenge her family and all that.!<

Disclaimer: Some of the things that are described here contains some NSFW explanation. Viewer discretion is advised.

If you ask me, I find it rather interesting that out all of the Fairy Tales, Alice in Wonderland story often times are always interpreted in darker and edgier take. I don't know why several authors tend to make Alice in Wonderland story a lot darker than the original one as unlike Grimm Fairytale stories or stories like Pinocchio, this one seems pretty lighter in comparsion in terms of tone. However, it's also why I am fascinated on why the author always give Alice in Wonderland a darker spin. Maybe there's something special I did not notice just yet.

Oregano:

1. American McGee's Alice: Probably the most iconic example of this. I mean, game itself is about a story regarding Alice experiencing a trauma so much so she got sent into the Asylum as a result. And even then, the sequel is even more darker than this as the main villain in said sequel is a very very depraved man who took advantage of children because why not. That tells you how demented the story can be.

2. Alice in Borderland: Its basically a darker yet interesting interpretation of Alice in Wonderland. The story itself is pretty much a Death Game set in another dimension called the Borderland. And the MC's friends died during one of the games+the manga can get existential and philosophical at times so yeah.

3. Christina Henry's Chronicles of Alice: Yes, this is one of the darker takes of Alice in Wonderland that I know. The villains there are horrifically demented with one of them being a cannibal who eats his victims alive. That and the story >!regarding one of the character being betrayed and his daughter sold into sexual slavery, turning her into a very evil and tragic villain she is today is another one. !< That tells you how fucked up the setting is.