He'd is 'he would', not 'he had'.
Coke Zero (because he has zero taste), is the protagonist of a fictional anime from the quest this story is a Worm crossover with.Ah, thanks mate. That clears up a lot.
One more question though, who the hell is Koji?
...Well, it's a Worm crossover in the same way BAHHSQ is an anime, but sure.Coke Zero (because he has zero taste), is the protagonist of a fictional anime from the quest this story is a Worm crossover with.
Except its not an interlude chapter, so the only relevant perspectives are the ones directly dealing with QA and HH (so the HH valks, QA, and Symbie at most), and Im still not sure that the HH segments arent slowly killing the story as well.I mean it kind of HAS to move slow when your telling 3 different stories at once. its what 4-5 interludes and then the QA segment? It moved but only past the pre-dinner training session.
Also because his name, Koujirou, sounds sorta similar to "Coke Zero."Coke Zero (because he has zero taste), is the protagonist of a fictional anime from the quest this story is a Worm crossover with.
If 75% of the chapter is an interlude then yes its safe to say its an interlude chapter. That said I agree were getting to the point where things are bloated enough that there are essentially three concurrently running side stories. Interludes are often a way to show an outside perspective and further flesh out the universe and its at the point where its taking over the universe; Then again its a crack fic which are generally a bit quirky and it isn't my story.Except its not an interlude chapter, so the only relevant perspectives are the ones directly dealing with QA and HH (so the HH valks, QA, and Symbie at most), and Im still not sure that the HH segments arent slowly killing the story as well.
Also, the solution to having too many subplots is to cut some threads loose.
Human communication options are so varied and amusing. The Valks are eccentric. Poor QA still not used to host's lack of self control."Nnnooooo," Shapira began slowly.
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Shapira held up both arms in an X.
Elise is fun, I hope she stays relevant after Hell's Hand is done. Really enjoyed Symbie's part too!"You know, some of the swarm is actually a little cute. Big eyes, vocal range adequate for squeaking, deceptively squishy exterior, none larger than my torso... I can definitely see them being made by a teenage girl."
My problem is that the story already has interlude chapters that are labeled as such and this one wasnt. And that implies bad things about how bloated the story has become.If 75% of the chapter is an interlude then yes its safe to say its an interlude chapter. That said I agree were getting to the point where things are bloated enough that there are essentially three concurrently running side stories. Interludes are often a way to show an outside perspective and further flesh out the universe and its at the point where its taking over the universe; Then again its a crack fic which are generally a bit quirky and it isn't my story.
Also I feel the need to add that I don't particularly mind these flaws because I also like the side stories. An Alivaril update is still easily the highlight of my week.
Which means we can have 3 times as many cliffhangers per update.I mean it kind of HAS to move slow when your telling 3 different stories at once. its what 4-5 interludes and then the QA segment? It moved but only past the pre-dinner training session.
Basically all of my stories have the occasional dedicated interlude chapter even if they have multiple POVs normally. Don't read too much into it.My problem is that the story already has interlude chapters that are labeled as such and this one wasnt. And that implies bad things about how bloated the story has become.
Don't tempt meWhich means we can have 3 times as many cliffhangers per update.
Actually, I think that honor goes to Taylor's interlude in Sanctioned. I'm very proud of it.
Symbie is getting attached to valks partly because Taylor and QA have different opinions on whether humans count as people automatically or not and is splitting the difference. She's handing out some info that's probably kinda sorta not meant to be handed out because watching people who might actually count as people suffer and die is distressing.I'm not quite sure what was going on in the beginning of the chapter?
Browbeat.
Honestly, if it got to the point of QA/Dreamer doing a "panic cover", and the "Kaworu expy" that'd happen, which would totally lead to Deci-kun, unintentionally triggering different sorts of flags, with unknowingly deeper than expected cover....Cue the introduction of Deci-kun, the mysterious African transfer student and rival for Koujirou's position in QA's flight. Smart, attractive, incredibly skilled, and also male, Deci-kun is essentially Koujirou but better in every way. Driven by jealousy, the Clueless Moron begins to spy on his rival, whereupon he discovers a shocking truth: Mr. Tall Dark and Handsome is actually a giant starfish alien wearing a pair of Groucho glasses! Such drama, much wow.
Humanoid Antagonists are a thing, so...So odds that Decimator ends up somehow involved in the Romcom shenanigans?
the joke is that Kouji can't use guns with his core for some reason.
Nah he has guns, just not a lot of them.the joke is that Kouji can't use guns with his core for some reason.
It was the most work-safe image for a female Cthulhu that I could find. Since my various attempts to find a female humanoid starfish failed, I decided to go with an octopus instead.Isn't that's just one of the MIB aliens? I remember that particular tentacles-for-hair because the scene of agent J being a midwife is kinda permanently etched to my younger brain.
But it unlocks when he 'needs it most' and the final unlockable is probably an outright 'I Win' button that may or may not also force some form of heroic sacrifice.Nah he has guns, just not a lot of them.
He has the Protagonist Special Budget 300 Frame. Set loadout, and some of it's locked.
I like fluff.Nothing happened in this chapter that couldn't be relegated to off screen events, which is a very big issue.
Hopefully it doesn't, because Anna is presented in the Quest as an unstoppable force of nature against Antagonists.But it unlocks when he 'needs it most' and the final unlockable is probably an outright 'I Win' button that may or may not also force some form of heroic sacrifice.
But does he have a reality warping alien god the size of a planet on a speed dial (or two of them I guess)?But it unlocks when he 'needs it most' and the final unlockable is probably an outright 'I Win' button that may or may not also force some form of heroic sacrifice.
He is the protagonist and this is an anime, him having totally once in a blue moon super power up that make him win is very much possible and even likely, even if Anna will still be the best the vast majority of time when he doesn't use this.Hopefully it doesn't, because Anna is presented in the Quest as an unstoppable force of nature against Antagonists.
I believe I detect a hint of Cuddlebug here."You know, some of the swarm is actually a little cute. Big eyes, vocal range adequate for squeaking, deceptively squishy exterior, none larger than my torso... I can definitely see them being made by a teenage girl."