Something a bit more slow burn, with the woman being a real seductress/tease....knows what she wants and how to take it sort of woman.
That actually sounds like an interesting concept, reminds me of Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind. With way less giant homicidal bugs, though! shudders.I have some extremely niche tastes, but by far the most niche I've had is as follows:
Due to some weird timey-wimey shenanigans, dinosaurs and other prehistoric beasties have come back, bringing their diseases with them. Humanity declines to a post-apocalyptic state due to the unknown viruses and bacteria.
But never mind that. That was, what, a century ago? You're just a teenager in the city of Ambergrove, in what was once California. You've grown up here your whole life, and now is the time for you to transition from child to adult, and prove yourself to the community. By doing what?
By surviving outside the walls, of course. Where all the hungry, scaly/feathery things are.
All in an anime setting. That last bit seems to drive too many people away.
A three person RP for threesomes. I can play two characters, my partners might be able to but I realize the risk of failure increases the more people are involved. But I don't wanna burden myself or someone else with playing two characters. The struggle, of course, is finding people that work well, all three of us together. This is for my fandom and original stuff.
I hear you there! Then again, I'm prone towards wanting to mix various themes into Star Wars, especially with what was done with Rogue One. Mystery, intrigue, thriller, spies, murder, places that are like Rick's Cafe Americain ("Casablanca"), seduction, "sleepers," safe houses, and to add a little levity, folks like the characters we see in "Red" and "Red 2," are what I'd enjoy placing into a Star Wars setting.A Star Wars political thriller. With Expanded Universe/Legends lore. Something to do with Senators and secret links to the Rebels and a very watchful Imperial Moff who might one day need help defecting.
Or just gangster shit set in the Star Wars universe. Either/or works for me.
The best thing about Star Wars is that any story can be told in the universe. Suave secret agent foiling a dastardly evil genius? Star Wars let's that happen. Crime drama about an undercover cop getting in too deep? Yep, you can do that. Gritty war story told from the perspective of grunts? You guessed it, you can do it. My favorite pastime is asking, "What about this movie...but in Star Wars."I hear you there! Then again, I'm prone towards wanting to mix various themes into Star Wars, especially with what was done with Rogue One. Mystery, intrigue, thriller, spies, murder, places that are like Rick's Cafe Americain ("Casablanca"), seduction, "sleepers," safe houses, and to add a little levity, folks like the characters we see in "Red" and "Red 2," are what I'd enjoy placing into a Star Wars setting.
The challenge I find, is finding folks interested in writing the stuff - and yeah "Rogue One" was an absolutely wonderful step-aside from the epic adventure of the OT into the "Force 10 From Navarone" war movies where a small cadre is trying to do the bad-guys some damage.The best thing about Star Wars is that any story can be told in the universe. Suave secret agent foiling a dastardly evil genius? Star Wars let's that happen. Crime drama about an undercover cop getting in too deep? Yep, you can do that. Gritty war story told from the perspective of grunts? You guessed it, you can do it. My favorite pastime is asking, "What about this movie...but in Star Wars."
Also Rogue One is great. Probably my favorite Star Wars movie outside of the OT
Yeah absolutely. I love the space opera stuff, but I wanna see something really out there. Murder mysteries, political thrillers, hell, you could even make a horror movieThe challenge I find, is finding folks interested in writing the stuff - and yeah "Rogue One" was an absolutely wonderful step-aside from the epic adventure of the OT into the "Force 10 From Navarone" war movies where a small cadre is trying to do the bad-guys some damage.
Which anime is it?An old anime fandom that is just not on the map anymore, it's just real hard to find someone who's interested and otherwise the few people who do find me don't...flow well ya know? Despite trying to find compromises and such.
It was pretty popular here. I have no idea how much compared to Inuyasha but I watched that and Maison Ikkoku on VHS as well as some old DVDs.Ranma 1/2, I'm a huge Rumiko fan in general actually.
Tbh I've gotten back into more recent anime, watched Demon Slayer but it was my childhood so it was kinda special to me lol