Thanks. I posted it earlier in the thread. I forgot to fix up things I left for later. I think it was putting A Little Vice in the more recent tropes' own pages.
I may have gone into a fugue state and wrote some stuff about blorbo from my webnovels on the main and character pages there.
The only thing better than posting my analysis of someone else's work in the comments is posting my analysis as fact on a poorly-moderated wiki.
I may have gone into a fugue state and wrote some stuff about blorbo from my webnovels on the main and character pages there.
Excellent!I may have gone into a fugue state and wrote some stuff about blorbo from my webnovels on the main and character pages there.
Eons ago there was a "Super Bishoujo Wars" game that I never played, but the idea has been tossed around. As far as crossing over peoples' SV-original stuff, I feel like the main problem is that I, personally, would want the permission and input of authors who were available on-site and not corporations I can Fair Use fanfiction out of, and that would be a pain in the ass to organize.Has got me wondering what a Super Robot Wars-esque crossover would be like (guess Majokko Daisakusen would be the closer comparison)? Not sure how tough it'd be to organise
The three Sufficient Velocity magical girl stories I've been following pose a pretty fundamental problem: Time.The SRW tradition of just merging all the backstories and setting elements would be fun as a worldbuilding exercise, though. Like, the Saints would probably just have to be aware that other magical girl groups have existed in the past that might use different mechanics, maybe you do the route split early on to seperate out some of the series with very different tones?
I feel like the SRW tradition of time-compressing around thirty in-universe years of UC Gundam into like a couple months might be informative here, if only to cover its habit of saying "shit sucks and we keep accidentally child soldiers". Amuro Ray existing as an active soldier doesn't stop Kamille Bidan from punching the shit out of a cop, and Fool Bloom's protag existing probably won't stop Inessa Brandt from coming out so hard she gets superpowers (in fact it'd probably just encourage her. This is Inessa we're talking about).The numerous, adult-going-on-middle-aged Hanazakari throw a wrench in any current magical girl plotlines just by existing. If teens are the only people physically capable of stopping the evil magic monsters, you can mostly overlook the implications of teens being tasked with that job. That's a bit harder when there are mature, experienced magical girls right over there who should be able to handle things.
As far as crossing over peoples' SV-original stuff, I feel like the main problem is that I, personally, would want the permission and input of authors who were available on-site and not corporations I can Fair Use fanfiction out of, and that would be a pain in the ass to organize.
The numerous, adult-going-on-middle-aged Hanazakari throw a wrench in any current magical girl plotlines just by existing.
Well, the city in a little vice, if it were the only place with magical stuff happening, would receive a lot more attention than it currently does, unless magic is also stopping that, like a collective identity magic so most people in the world don't know where stuff is happening.The SRW tradition of just merging all the backstories and setting elements would be fun as a worldbuilding exercise, though. Like, the Saints would probably just have to be aware that other magical girl groups have existed in the past that might use different mechanics, maybe you do the route split early on to seperate out some of the series with very different tones?
Do you mean that it's the only place that the Frost Fair and later villains attack, as well as the only place that humans discover magic unrelated to any attempts to fight those villains (like the Sakurazuka family) live? Putting aside how that would change the context of threats that were originally regional or global instead of local, that sounds...silly, I guess.Well, the city in a little vice, if it were the only place with magical stuff happening, would receive a lot more attention than it currently does, unless magic is also stopping that, like a collective identity magic so most people in the world don't know where stuff is happening.
Oh no. I meant. If in the original canon of ALV it's the only place with weirdness, it'd need something to not get swarmed. A crossover where they all happen on the same earth solves that. A bunch of cities having magical girl shenanigans.Do you mean that it's the only place that the Frost Fair and later villains attack, as well as the only place that humans discover magic unrelated to any attempts to fight those villains (like the Sakurazuka family) live? Putting aside how that would change the context of threats that were originally regional or global instead of local, that sounds...silly, I guess.
I'd speculate more about how we could weave a bunch of SV magical girl plotlines together, but I'm not familiar with most of them and we really only have author approval from one of the authors.
Hm, yeah. We'd pretty much need to stick to the Estil, Sasori, and maybe a couple of Zaiyu's unsuspecting human buddies. And we'd have to either leave Kaoru behind or make a blind guess about what his deal is.The big problem with incorporating Something Wicked into this multi-crossover is that barely any of its MGs have awakened at time of writing, though we at least know who they all are (or we could just focus on its villains).
And it would be a chance to reference a 2013-14 play-by-post from Bay12, which would confuse everyone else but amuse me.
I remember that, the problem with it was that it was a big collaborative work with mostly OCs and several of the contributing authors were of questionable qualityI remember reading some crossover of many magical girl shows. It started with an exhausted magical girl who'd been fighting alone for a time breaking the masquerade. I dropped it though, and don't remember much.
Original magical girl for the crossover needing backup. The idea of her posting ads online, maybe posters, trying to recruit help is funny.
I won't claim that it was good. I mostly remember it being a fun setting to RP in...and that I didn't really understand what "magical girls" were when I filled out my character sheet, hah.I remember that, the problem with it was that it was a big collaborative work with mostly OCs and several of the contributing authors were of questionable quality