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Not really, I'm mostly just happy we get theseSo, is anyone else curious about the Azur Lane elements in there? Namely AL Akashi and the presence of bulins.
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Not really, I'm mostly just happy we get theseSo, is anyone else curious about the Azur Lane elements in there? Namely AL Akashi and the presence of bulins.
Was wondering if anyone else would mention the Bullis! Akashi is a lazy kitty, unless you give her shinies. Also, Carol Danvers? Sooo either Taylor makes a trip to Earth... 616 or w/e, or Bet gets a visit from Captain Marvel... who decides to stay and help Taylor? Be Taylor's Commander? Either way Captain Marvel on Bet is kind of a big deal. Also... spaceship girls..So, is anyone else curious about the Azur Lane elements in there? Namely AL Akashi and the presence of bulins.
That's not... completely out of the question, actually.
As a general rule, I like the designs of Victory Belles best, followed by Azure Lane's, followed by KanColle's.
Actually... I'm not super fond of many of KanColle's designs... Part of that is admittedly the art work, but Azure Lane's designs much better match the idea of these ships being the spirits of ships returned, instead of Japanese School girl's wearing rigging.
Also the German's Shark theme is just fucking cool.
Examples -
"Captain, permission to use appalling foul language?"
"Although Bulldog is the youngest among the B-class, but the one who obtained the Enigma machine and codebooks, destroyed submarines and signed the surrender treaty, is me. If the Commander isn't stupid, then he should know how much value these hold."
Then there are the Germans - I mean the Iron Blood
This is one place where I will flat out admit that I prefer the style that Azur Lane has even over Victory Belles.
Duplicated, remove
Missing word. Battle/struggle/challenge?
More sooner than later.
It's (im)patiently.
Taylor would probably be either take the role of Nagato, acting as the ship to hand out marching orders, or will be a quick reaction unit, and forward deployed in the Atlantic Area of Operations.In another unrelated field, WHAT unofficial/Official role would play Taylor as the biggest and most powerful American Shipgirl?....
*raises finger*Edit: on a similar note, do the Atlanteans also have parahumans?
He could also be coming up with a compelling reason for the entities to ignore them.I'll take that as a "They do now!" :lol
Can't wait to see what that looks like.
I found a song that really seems to show the possible mindset of a space shuttle girl.Floating at over two hundred and ten miles above the Earth (or at 340 KMs), a young woman couldn't stop the smile from splitting her face as she watched the sunlight creep across the planet so far below her. Quickly running her fingers through her long black hair to pull it out of her face, the girl continued to watch the planet below.
She knew that all across the world, children were waking - In fact, she imagined that there were a good number who had likely been awake for hours. It was Christmas Morning after all. There was a part of her that wished that she was down there - at home with her Commander, waking up to open presents too. It was her first Christmas...
But doing this was her idea. Being up here, seeing this sight again - it never mattered how many times she came up here, it was always so beautiful. More importantly.
So while I was working on the chapter, I have also been working on planning things as they go ahead from here and the like...
And I've realized that how these first couple of chapters have sort of ended up shooting me in the foot.
The thing there is pre-rewrite I was planning on finishing the first day with Taylor - then drop all the different factions on her head one after another in a deluge of 24 hours of pain, before returning to slightly less overwhelming storylines.I really don't want to harp on about this, but one of my pet peeves with fanfic is what I call the "prologue mishmash". An entire chapter with not just one, but multiple ominous introductions for parts of a story that won't actually show up on-screen for a very long time. (Assuming the fic in question even lasts long enough.) Plenty of stories use some kind of vague preview that relates to the underlying themes and/or mysteries of the story, but the prologue mishmash is a smorgasbord of vaguely-interesting ideas crammed into a tiny little space. (I've seen it in proper publishd novels too sometimes, but I usually drop those before buying/library-ing them.) Personally I think it's better to encounter factions and worldbuilding as the protagonist meets them, or keep worldbuilding chapters mid-story after the protag has moved through a few story beats first. But since I'm not giving actual writing advice here, do whatever floats your boat.
So... keeping it short, I'm really glad you're redoing these parts of your story. This is an intriguing idea and I know you're a capable writer who can write some really fun stuff.
...Yeah let's not go full "being Taylor is Suffering" on day one when Kancolle is in large part about the fluff. We need some shenanigans before we start getting into all the imminent suck that will be the Abyssal-Atlantean war.The thing there is pre-rewrite I was planning on finishing the first day with Taylor - then drop all the different factions on her head one after another in a deluge of 24 hours of pain, before returning to slightly less overwhelming storylines.
I am going to spread it out a little and give Taylor more time to get introduced to the city before dumping pain on her.