I Realized I Cannot Talk About Any Recreated Fight Scenes Without Talking About The Cursed Protagonists

I realized I cannot talk about any recreated fight scenes without talking about the cursed protagonist’s ultimate rival.

Not mentioned in previous posts, the protagonist’s biggest rival and friend in all this is the one cursed with a duck body like a swan. They both grew up in the same village together and the Swan took the same route as the protagonist in escaping. The Swan is mad that the protagonist left her and hid. 

She found herself sponsored by a rich family and goes to a rivaling private school. She is equal in strength and skills, but lacks formal training unlike the protagonist. The Swan doesn’t really care about it anymore as she takes up ballet, piano, and dance in her time.

The Swan’s debut episode is after the protagonist becomes a huge hit and defeats the biggest jock at their school. She catches wind of it and comes to check it out under the guise of wanting to confess to a boy. Upon seeing the protagonist, she is overcome with rage and doesn’t hesitate to attack them, no matter which form they are in.

The protagonist looks pretty much the same, but most differences is in the facial structure and body. As a male, the protagonist is taller, more muscular, and has a sharper jawline. His hair is slightly duller from the lack of care and straighter. As a female, the protagonist is slightly shorter, slimmer, and has very soft features. Her hair is a bit curlier, fluffier, and shiny from all the products.

Once attacked, the protagonist is overcome with fight-or-flight and doesn’t recognize the girl in front. Many people are booing them for attacking a girl in their male form, but its just an instinctual response. Not wanting to make a bigger fool out of themselves, the protagonist just restrains the Swan and gets her to talk. Realizing the Swan is their childhood friend who got abandoned, the air becomes awkward and the protagonist has to let her go. Angrily, the Swan leaves and is embarrassed about what they did.

Been watching idol shows (along with nick shows) a lot lately and just really want an excuse to talk about an old series I made while creating a new world. 

This is the modern era and the internet is a dominating aspect. The best platform is Millenia, a virtual world where anybody can be anyone. It is the start over everyone wants. It comes with a full body suit with sensors on it to track body language. 

In the song artist area it is becoming rough and competitive. No new singers have risen to the top of the charts or been shown. Among these singers are idols. They have formed a society of worshippers and endless unrequited love. They are nicknamed witches.

In Millenia, there is a underground place called Staged. It is disguised as a high school and has classrooms with stores, performances, or practice. It’s like a shopping mall. 

It is filled with witches who use the latest features like Effects and Changeable. Effects is the most popular feature where if an idol starts singing, she is surrounded by the images she chooses. Changeable is the second most popular feature where idols can switch outfits in the middle of any concert.

Enter a typical protagonist, a shy girl who cannot catch her big break. After her singing career flops, she decides to take the path as a witch. In the underground Millenia, she starts her training as an idol.

She meets four witches and learns how much harder it is to be an idol than a singer. She is memorizing dance moves, surveying the locals, learning about the fashion trends, going on variety streams, and trying to gain recognition among the other witches. 

She realizes on the way that her biggest fault is how lackluster she is. The four witches don’t take an interest in her and were just nice enough to help a newbie. She struggles to stand out against the crowd. Luckily, her previous singing experience is carrying her but for how long?

She faces backlash from the singing community for becoming a witch and started getting fan hate. Her mentality crumbles at this.

After many performances and having fun, she has somewhat established herself in the world of Staged and as a witch.

In her everyday life, she doesn’t really get along with her peers because of her serious nature. She is usually focused on school and turns to the internet for support. She finds out she really enjoys hanging out with the four witches and wants to really become their friends. 

I got the brand and outfit she would use! She would use LoLi GoThiC (from Aikatsu) and have a bit of a Victorian era vibe.

I had an old idol au of some characters awhile back. I have been really getting back into the genre so I think it would be cool to talk about it.

I would like it to be pretty competitive and there are different genres to it. I really like when they’re on skates, hoverboards, or fighting. It adds something dangerous to the act, but I don’t want it too risky in this series.

Indie idols would be more exclusive to online and local places like cafes. They definitely would like being a virtual idol and doing vr concerts. The recruited idols would definitely have the bigger concerts and upgrades such as ice rinks, hoverboards, and cool theatrical acts. 

This mostly showed off the girls than the world they live in. I would think both virtual and real idols would both be equally popular. There would be an idol ranking to determine the best of the best. If indie idols are on the top rankings, they can be recruited by a company and get a higher pay. Idol competitions are normal. 

The plot of the series is an average girl who decides to become an idol after seeing a video of one. She is the bottom of the rankings and decides to compete in all sorts of idol activities. She gets into different things like a cooking show, parkour tournament, dance off, and ice skating. 

The main plot of the original series was that a deaf girl named Madison wanted to become an idol and join the ranks. She was able to audition and work her way into a famous group called the Dream Catchers.

The prequel of the series was the Dream Catchers breaking into a record company and being recruited as a girl group. They’re mostly a dance group who did not have a knack for singing. They discover they like singing a lot and dancing. They become an idol group afterwards.

I just really liked the members of the group and the outfits. The members were Madison, Ana, Csilla, Cassidy, Allie, and Crystal.

Madison likes dark royal idol outfits and looking very pristine. Her day clothes are usually business casual.

Ana is a free spirit who likes super whimsical idol outfits with bouquets of flowers. Her day outfits are very simple and flowy.

Csilla likes bows and very cutesy outfits, almost Lolita idol outfits. Her day outfits are usually just mostly street clothes since she likes dancing in parks.

Cassidy likes the punk style and a lot of black with red. Her day clothes are pretty similar to her idol outfits.

Allie likes animal and clown themed idol outfits. Her day clothes are usually whatever is on trend.

Crystal likes split color idol outfits and having an angelic-devilish themes. Her day outfits is usually just her uniform or exercise outfit.

I’ll be revealing the names of the characters in the Ranma 1/2 spinoff. Bear with me. I cannot come up with clever naming.

The protagonist renames themselves Joni Starling when they immigrated to America. Their last name is taken from their cousin. Their old name was Chinese and abandoned because they aren’t apart of a tribe anymore. She is cursed with Spring of Drowned Man. When they’re introduced to the class as male, they go by Jon. When they’re disguised as their female form, they name themselves Joanne. Her best friends just tend to refer to her as Jo just in case.

Their love life is complicated and traumatic. Their first kiss was stolen by a guy they don’t like and their second kiss was stolen by a girl they hate. They don’t know if they like girls or boys as their body keeps changing between the two. What they do know is they may have small feelings for her best friend.

Her cousins are named Zane and Anya Starling. She’s very protective of the two. Zane knows a few basic marital art moves and consistently keeps up with his archery regime.

Her best friends are Nathan and Sammy Phantom. They’re the coolest twins in her grade and go along with whatever Jo gets up to. They’re total opposites as Nathan doesn’t speak too much and Sammy is a chatterbox. Jo has a small crush on Nathan and is in constant peril about him finding her secret.

Their last friend is Luke, a member of the newspaper club. He smells something off about Jo and is constantly on guard around her. He gets a weird feeling about Joanne. 

Their classmate is named Spencer Baxtor, a football jock who hates losing. He cannot stand Jon and will always challenge her to whatever they do. He feels irritated but intrigued by Joanne.

Jo’s main rival and childhood friend is named Meg Moonflower. Having also changed her name and run away from the tribe, she is cursed with the Spring of Drowned Duck.

Meg’s best friend is Madison, a member of the gymnastic club. After witnessing the fight between Jo and her rival, she starts learning martial arts too. She really likes Joanne more than a friend.

Meg’s rival is named Emily, the leader of the rivaling gymnastic team. After being defeated by a girl like Joanne, she gets a crush on her. She is used to getting what she wants and is pretty powerful when she’s serious. 

Meg’s crush and Jo’s biggest admirer is Brett Thunders. He is a part of the basketball team and is in love with Joanne. He despises men and doesn’t like that Jon is getting in the way.  

Jo’s other rival is nicknamed Nick and he is cursed with Spring of Drowned Tiger, making him look a bit like a sabretooth. He follows Jo from China and has sworn to defeat Jon. He doesn’t know Joni is female and just wants the cure. He doesn’t really care if his opponent is female, but doesn’t see them as challenges. He really likes Madison. 

Another rival is named Miranda and she is cursed with Spring of Drowned Snake. She was vacationing in China when she got pushed into the spring. She saw Joanne’s face while drowning and wants revenge. She falls for many guys such as Luke, Jon, and Zane, trying to chase after them. 

The monkey rival is nicknamed Ana and she is cursed with Spring of Drowned Monkey. Having passed by and been defeated by Joanne in China, now she wants to have endless fun with her new toy in America. Luke piques her a bit but she’s too blinded by her addiction to having fun.

The ram rival/friend is renamed Adam and he has been cursed with Spring of Drowned Ram. His deadbeat father abandoned him in China and he came to America to work hard to pay off all the debt from the Chinese mafia. He works for Emily’s family and doesn’t like when Jon accidentally sabotages his job offers. 

I really like this show, but its so long and takes too many detours. I am thinking of using the concept and making a conclusion to this, only going off memory. I’m adding a twist to it with pokemon adventures. 

The series is about a fox spirit and a powerful priest (the correct term is taoist but I don’t know if I want to use that specific title here). The two form an eternal love contract and promise to be together in all their future lives. Since this is uncommon for fox spirits, she pays a big price of her powers and memories. They start the cycle of reincarnation together. 

In the modern day, the now younger fox spirit wants to be a matchmaker like everyone else in her species while the priest just wants to lazily go through school. They meet while she is trying to do a successful job and work together to complete the job. 

Her two sisters are furious though and just want her to meet her lover again. Once the two fully reconnect, they’re supposed to regain their memories and old powers. The fox spirit does not want this and the priest doesn’t either. The two try to resist their destiny but slowly start to like each other.

I want the fox spirit to be Whitley and the priest as Blake. It seems fitting and I think they didn’t get enough screen time in the manga. 

A very cute detail is that the main characters tend to wear what they had before. Whitley would wear two bells on her waist at first but then tie them to her hair once she slowly regains more of her memories. Blake would wear all black at first then once he regains his memories, he will start wearing more blue and a red hat.

Their past lives are White and Black. There is supposed to be a contrast between the two so I will try to make sure to make it distinct enough. White is an ambitious, fierce girl while Whitley is a shy, very conservative girl. It works out since she’s supposed to get push around by her sisters. Black is an easy going guy with a big heart while Blake is ruthless and a playboy. This will be harder to flesh out.

I will have to think of the story more and re-watch the important parts, but I do know that they have to regain all their memories at some point. They have to face their destiny head on and defeat the ongoing problem from their past lives. This includes an enemy, their family, and with each other.

Been watching Ranma 1/2 lately and I had the idea for the spinoff I made for it awhile back. I really want to talk about some episodes I really like and see how to add my own characters to it.

To recap, the protagonist is pretty neutral about their two sides. They prefer to be female and doesn’t really care when people call them. It only becomes an issue when they deliberately wanted to present themselves as female to their school and after they accidentally transform, everyone thinks they’re male.

They escape to the United States and live with their distant relatives under the disguise of a transfer student. They have a younger girl cousin and a male cousin who accidentally finds out they’re able to switch between male and female. He suggests she use her male form to go to school. She heavily refuses as she just wants to be an average girl.

On the first day of school, she only has her tribal clothes and just borrows her cousin’s clothes to blend in. The pants had to be hemmed up and the shirt is a bit too big where it had to be tucked in. 

Right before she could enter her class, a vase from the upper floor falls and she manages to only dodge the vase, not the water inside it. She changes into her male form and is introduced with a neutral nickname. 

Since she’s not fluent in English and pretty flustered from the transformation, she comes off as cool and mutely handsome. A lot of the guys don’t like her and the girls are too lovestruck. She manages to make friends with another cool and handsome guy, his sister, and a nerdy photographer who is apart of the newspaper club in extension. The photographer is trying to find the latest scoop and may have burned a few bridges for the hottest newspaper article.

On the same day, they’re challenged in PE by a jock. He’s a showoff and wants all the ladies. He’s not afraid to put down others and people he sees as weaklings like the protagonist. They go on separate tennis teams and the protagonist wipes the floor with them. They become lifelong rivals from there.