Fire triangle isn't labeled as being complete and the latest chapter doesn't look like a final chapter so it doesn't qualify.Alright, I've got a couple zootopia ones:
1: How to treat a Festering wound is great, It follows basically exactly after the movie ends and explores a number of things, from some of the problems that cropped up after Judy left the ZPD and before she returned, how the Mayor returned to his position, some politics and all wrapped up in a well written 188k words.
2: There's the Fire Triangle, with a new strain of Night Howler developed by a corporation run by a rabbit and a number of other things. It's over half a million words long and quite well written. (Although I'm not sure If It's finished yet.)
3: The final fic I have to reccomend is A Paradox In Time, about Nick and Judy finding a strange pocketwatch that transports them back to Zootopia in the 20s, with all the problems that entails and It's about them trying to find their way back. There's also another fic that follows this one, Broken Time, which has the two transported back to King Arthurs--or the Zootopia version--time, I haven't really gone through this one however, so I won't Rec it.
The Next Frontier is excellent. Good humor, very solid KSP worldbuilding, avoids the urge to put the Kerbals in contact with the Firefly crew and avoids the urge to bash the Alliance more than necessary. That said, I'd link the AO3 version over the SB version. The SB version is poorly formatted due to being posted in short chunks pre-threadmark, and still has some extraneous bits of early draft floating about.
It's a common trope, but it does get the plot moving in the necessary direction. If it helps, his Puppy Kicking nature is addressed in the context of the crossover without being handwaved away. It's one of the things I really like about this one, you get to see plot mechanics from both series interacting both to create new problems and solve them. Most of the crossovers I've read tend to let one side overpower the other.
Derec. The story started great, and if it had continued the same way I'd have reced it myself, however the last few chapters have pacing issues, and the author stopped the meticulous reserach that charactarizes the earlier plot and world building and the last chapper is more like a summary of where the story was headed than an actual chapter. If you want a great, but incomplete Tanya the Evil fic, then this is the story for you. If you don't mind the summary of the ending then you can also read the latest chapter, but it definitely is not the "best ever".
That part actually fit with the rest of the story, if you have France mobilize and invade in a day, then it's perfectly resonable for the Germanians to defeat them in two weeks. However that is part of what I mentioned as pacing issues.
It's literally a third of the time it took the Nazis to do the job. Sure it may be theoretically feasible, but the Francoise were supposed to have a professional, highly mobile army (not to mention the mages). One chapter Tanya sets off to be the bait and lure out some more of the French forces, the next chapter they apparently have not been engaged at all and are driving tanks through Paris? It's probably the best example of how the fic turned into Tanya just scoring massive runaway successes, without any trouble following them.
I like the fic but once it started to update faster there was a very noticeable drop in quality that continues as it went, I think it is clear the author was burning out but didn't want to finish it later. So while I would still rec it for people to read it does not fit here.
Sure, but the point is that the Francois managing to get moving in a day is much less plausible. I didn't say it was belivable, just that it fit the story which had the timelines all very compressed.
Derec.
Derec.
I'll second it.
Oh I agree that if you don't count the last chapter it's one of the best fics ever, it's just not complete. As to your other points, while I agree it's the best Tanya fanfiction ever written, this isn't the thread for "the best [insert qualifier] fanfiction ever", it's for "the best fics ever".
Mm, yeah, I'm on the side of really liking the fic, but agreeing that the authorial burn-out is probably enough to derail it from list-inclusion. Ending with a whimper, and all that. Unless the epilogue wraps everything up and changes how that feels, of course.
That is a very good point and I'll definitely second the rec for Book 1 of A young Woman's Political record. However AFAIK there isn't anywhere that book 1 is posted as a separate work fro m the rest of the story, so if it made the list it would have to be with a qualifier that it only refers to book 1, not sure if that works for this list.That said... we normally allow multi-part fics to get component parts into the list even if later parts become unworthy. And Chapter Twenty, the one where Tanya finally has that conversation with Rudersdorf and learns that its her own overachieving that's prevented her from getting what she wanted all along, ends with an author's note that it's the end of book one. And said book one is absolutely list-worthy.
I quite like those two and have reread them a couple of times, but the start of The Girl who Loved is god awful. The only reason I managed to get through it on a reread was because I knew that it would get better. But wow, the characterization of both Dumbledore and Snape is ridiculous in the beginning and I know that if I'd find it in a story I haven't read before, I'd instantly close the tab.
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