Sup, I'm just a simple otaku (24)who loves to create stories and fangirl over my fictional crushes. Be sure to check out my story; The Rabbit of Night Raven and Bizarre Brother. It can also be found in Quotev and AO3.
For those who don't know, I'm crazyyanderefangirlfan, but call Yan since I realized it's kind of a mouthful. This is my oc blog, if your curious on what I created check out my masterlist below, but I mostly reblog other stuff. Since I have horrible writer's block and school keeps me busy. Feel free to ask me anything, from my oc's, story or me. But I won't answer anything toxic or that makes me uncomfortable. Currently into Twisted Wonderland, Genshin Impact, Obey Me and Villain Recruiters might consider posting my other ocs from different fandoms though.
EDIT: Still busy but will now balance
Masterlist.
First updated: 10/14/20
Last updated: 06/30/26
Hi so I made a masterlist cause everything was messy and you guys won’t have a trouble finding what you want. Updates will be at random.
From the Twisted Wonderland equivalent of Australia.
Pretty chill dude on the whole. Has a keen interest in technology, specialises in waterproof stuff. Has his own mini saltwater tank in his room so he doesn’t have to pay Azul to use Octavinelle’s tanks/dorm when he wants to soak.
Possibly in the science club? As it’s the most chill and flexible (aka he doesn’t wanna do any extra work if he can help it). His best subject would likely be chemistry/potions.
He has a highly venomous bite, and when his rings light up his eyes glow as well.
And it's not ~super~ relevant, but I also headcannon his nationality as being half Aussie half Japanese. As Japan is the only other place in the world that has blue ringed octopi :3
Hello!! Saw your requests were open so I was wondering if you could draw (platonic!)F!Yuu x Kalim where she tackle-hugs Kalim? The concept of Yuu being just as energetic as the Scarabia housewarden is living rent free in my brain 🥹
Unfinished thoughts about chubby!Reader accidentally acquiring mountain god!Suna
> you just moved to a new town at the foot of a wooded mountain and decide to check out the hiking trail because it’s said to be a short and easy walk up to the local shrine
> two hours later you’re completely lost and can hear a storm brewing overhead
> you start to feel like you’re being followed and think you can spot movements from the corner of your eye
> a few moments later you’re being jumped by a yokai who really wants to eat you and you try to run away, but let’s be real, you can’t run away for long, especially on unknown, tree-ful, mountain terrain
> you trip on a root, because of course, and get saved at the last second from some guy standing not too far away, hand lazily outstretched, obviously being the one who just threw the yokai back
> the yokai eventually skedaddles and this guy now comes up to you asking if you’re ever gonna get up or if you wanna stay on the ground
> you pull yourself up on a tree and dust off your pants with shaky hands
> he looks at your curiously cause you haven’t thanked him yet nor did you bow to him in awe, you just kinda stare
> “I am Rintaro, guardian of the forest and god to the soul of the mountain. Tell me your name.” - “Y/n. Tourist.”
> you’re still way too shaken up to really comprehend what’s happening so after a really awkward silence you ask, “So, hey, guardian god and such, do you happen to know how I can find the trail back?”
> he cocks a brow and crosses his arms, “Yeah, but you will die before you reach the edge of the forest. Come with me, I will allow you shelter at my shrine for the night.”
> “You’re not gonna eat me if I follow you, right?”
> “Why would I?”
> “You give off a human-eat-y vibe.”
> he sighs, always these stereotypes
> “Take your chance with the yokai then, *smirks* they hunt in the storm.”
> and he turns to leave but then chuckles to himself when he hears you scrambling to follow him
> back at his shrine he would keep watch over you through the night while you rest and the next morning he will lead you all the way back to the edge of town
> you’re a bit unsure if this was a dream or not but just in case it wasn’t, you bring some food to the shrine as a Thank You offering the following day
> you’re surprised when you spot him lounging in the doorway when you arrive
> he gets a taste for the take out you brought and swiftly claims you as his human (aka is now annoying you 24/7 via psychic connection to come visit him and give him more food)
> eventually he gets too bored waiting for you to come see him only every few days, so he comes down into the town in his human form
> he just shows up at your doorstep inviting himself for dinner. You call him a leech and he says he will in return grant your house the blessings and protection of the kitsune. And he goes outside for the "ritual".
And when you follow him shortly after, you’re so done with him because
"Are you seriously ... Rintaro, you're just peeing in my yard!"
"My scent will ward off evil spirits!"
> afterwards he just moves in with you (you have no say in this)
> he’s also soon getting addicted to Monster Energy because he thinks it'll make him stronger...
> And he starts arguing with you, cause you tell him that it's not actually made with the energy of monsters/evil spirits.
And he shoots back saying "Then why do I feel rejuvenated whenever I drink one?"
That ‘comment on your a03 work’ email hits like a line of cocaine every time. unmatched dopamine increase. shoutout to everyone who leaves a comment on fics. you deserve the world
((This is another one that I actually plan to do for the comic series later, but I kinda don't wanna wait. I have no idea how many parts it'll be yet.))
It was a good thing they thought to clear out the Alpha Arachnids first. As a heavy rain began to pour across the Haunted Ridge's bleak landscape, the sky somehow grew darker than it usually was. Silya and her team needed to finish the job they'd been sent out for and bunker down as soon as possible.
They stood at the heart of one of the forest's many abandoned campgrounds. While the nearby cabins looked dilapidated, they had actually been repurposed by the Fusion Fighters for when scouts or independent agents needed a secure place to sleep away from the area's lone base. The walls were more fortified than they appeared on the outside and extra supplies were kept hidden in compartments beneath the floorboards. Silya and her nanos wouldn't need to make camp there for long though—just one night. A satellite had gone down and she'd been sent to repair it.
Ducked under part of her jacket, her Demongo nano, Aoi, peeped out to spy on the ever-increasing rain with a sour expression. Maybe it was because he was basically a fire elemental, but he didn't enjoy getting wet, or at least not having anything poured over the flames on his head. It was only drizzling at the moment, but the occasional flash in the distance hinted at something worse coming soon.
"Let us hurry and get this over with!" he frowned at her, "Sometimes, you pick the worst jobs!"
"I'm sorry I can't control the weather," she snarked back. If she had known that there would be a storm, she would've delayed setting out for at least another day. The Haunted Ridge was one of the worst places to receive any kind of news though. It was isolated, cast in constant darkness with little difference between day and night, and any kind of signal struggled to make it across the nearby mountains.
However, that was also exactly why fixing the satellite was so important to begin with. Fuse and his army had already wrecked a lot of communication networks when he first invaded the planet, so much so that Dexlabs had to make one entirely from scratch. With teams in this region being so scattered throughout the rough wilderness and so many threats lurking within its depths, they needed a fast and reliable way to reach out to each other.
Poppy, who had flown above them for a better look around, finally descended. The Buttercup nano pointed in the direction of the woods ahead. "I think I saw the satellite tower that way, but are you sure you know what you're doing?"
She wasn't confident initially, but the superiors who had asked her to go check it out said they didn't think the issue was anything major. There weren't any fusion monsters in its vicinity capable of damaging it and this storm was the first one that had cropped up in the while. Thanks to her experiences working at Dexlabs, if the problem was something small, she thought she could manage it.
"You could've swapped us out for any of the eggheads," Clutch, her mini Tetramand, said. "They'd have it fixed in a snap!"
And almost none of them were capable of roughing it in the great outdoors for very long. "I need you three to watch my back. There's no telling what we'll run into out here."
They entered the woods on foot, the tightly-packed trees and thick underbrush making it impossible to get to the satellite via hovercar. The tower was around a fifteen-minute walk from the campground. It was an old structure that too had been repurposed when the Fusion Fighters came to the Haunted Ridge, not much taller than the trees themselves. Unfortunately, it also lacked the rope grabs used in modern equipment.
"Spot me." The young woman practically held her breath as she began her careful climb up the tower's ladder. Her teammates stayed close to her side the entire time. Every now and then, she had to pause to brace herself against the wind, which only seemed the worsen the higher she went.
In hindsight, maybe she would've been better off bringing a nano with a rocket or recall power.
Silya spotted the problem immediately and cringed. The satellite dish had snapped off the top of the tower and was now dangling uselessly by a thick cable, swinging in the wind. She hoped by some miracle that the cable was fine. She could snap the satellite back into position, but she wasn't sure about repairing a torn wire.
Clutch flew over to grab the dish and Poppy helped stabilize it. The damage was somehow worse than the young woman had thought. As the pair brought it to her face, while she noted that the dish was intact, it had a large indention in one side, as if something large had smashed into it. She could probably buff it out, but it would take time and she couldn't promise success. While the rain had washed much of it away, she also noticed... scorch marks?
"What...?" Just as Silya was about to point them out to the others, the nearby trees caught her eye as lightning struck in the distance. Something had crashed through them, tearing apart the canopy before landing deep within the forest.
Distracted by the damaged dish and the worrying sight, she wasn't prepared when the wind suddenly picked up. A forceful gush pushed her sideways and her fingers slipped from the wet rungs. Clutch and Poppy had their hands full and Aoi wasn't strong enough to brace her weight by himself. The next thing she knew she was airborne. The wind carried her just far enough from the satellite that she couldn't grab back onto it before she fell.
She snapped her eyes shut. Knowing that she'd open them again at the nearest Resurrect 'Em did not make her feel any better.
There was no deadly landing. Silya winced as she fell into something and it was certainly hard enough to bruise, but whatever it was caught her in a cradling position, nesting her safely against its shape. This moment's good fortune, however, did not keep her nanos from panicking any less as they shouted her name.
It took her a second to get over her shock. As she lifted her gaze to tell them she was fine, she came face-to-face with the true source of their terror. Peridot eyes meet electric purple ones as she found herself trapped in the grasp of a humanoid with bolts in his shoulders, metal pillars protruding from his back, and a mean-mug. He towered over her small frame, a giant by any comparison.
She screamed. What she didn't expect was for the behemoth to scream back, dropping her at almost the same instant she tried to scramble out of his hold. She landed on her feet in a clumsy crouch, hurriedly backing away as she tore the pistol off her built. Her nanos dove down to join her side.
"I don't want a fight!" the stranger hurriedly protested, his hands raised in front of him.
Silya held her ground, unsure. The Haunted Ridge was known not only for its dark atmosphere, but for its paranormal phenomena. She wasn't about to blindly trust someone she'd randomly met in the woods.
There wasn't time to talk things out. A low rumble of a growl dragged their attention toward a group of cedars to Silya's left. The woods seemed to come to life, walls of bark shifting in the darkness until multiple red eyes began to appear. There was the clank of metal and a digger claw of a foot stepped out from the shadows.
Cavern Wolves moved toward them—not just the usual two or three hunters, but an entire pack. The young woman cursed under her breath, wondering if their screams earlier may have attracted them. She tried to keep track of where each of the fusion monsters stood as they attempted to circle their prey.
When the last one crept out, she gave her command, "Stun and Gun!"
Her nanos moved in-sync to the ready strategy. Poppy launched her Miss Fire at the pack while Clutch and Aoi simultaneously used Overpower and Demon's Fire on the nearest monsters. Combined with Silya's own firepower, the first wolf was taken down almost immediately.
One of the wolves that hadn't been in-range of the stun attack lunged at the stranger. Due to his size, he was able to hold the monster off, its claws scraping at his protective gauntlets, raw strength against raw strength. Suddenly, the pillars on his back sparked with a purple energy. It coursed through his body, channeled, through his arms, and electrocuted the monster.
There were too many to beat one by one. Silya yellled at him to follow her, "This way!"
She led the retreat back to the campground. They hadn't even made it to the clearing when they heard howling behind them. Ever the predator, the Cavern Wolves would hunt them down like an easy meal. She ordered Poppy to the back to get ready to stun them again and for the others to keep going.
The Alpha Arachnids still hadn't respawned in the area when they made it to the cabins. Silya raced up the steps of the nearest one and pressed her nanocomm over the lock. She heard a click and bludgeoned the old door open with her shoulder.
Poppy appeared at the edge of the tree line, swerving as she flew to avoid the claws and teeth at her back. Only three Cavern Wolves jumped into the clearing after her. Clutch and Aoi swapped out with her with a ready defense, the latter casting flames in a long trail to cut the monsters off where they stood.
"Inside! Now!"
They obeyed: First, the stranger, his large steps almost rattling the porch and they boomed past her, and then her teammates. Silya entered the cabin last, slamming the door shut and reactivating its locks. That should've been enough, but the stranger shoved cabinet in front of the entrance for good measure.
They stood silent for a long moment, hearing the raking of the Cavern Wolves' feet against the porch. Something broke—maybe a railing—and they waited to see if the fusion monsters would try to break in. A large silhouette passed one of the windows and they shuffled toward the center of the room, keeping watch of each other's backs.
Finally, the sounds faded a little and they relaxed. However, once they were able to catch their breath, a new unease fell over them. At the same time, both sides realized they were locked in the cabin together.
...
They kept the lanternlight low. There was a chance that a fusion monster might see it through the windows, attracting them again, and anything too bright seemed to hurt the stranger's eyes, as if they'd grown used to the dark for a lot longer than hers. They sat in the floor, having taken out some of the stashed supplies to relieve a bit of the awkwardness that hung thick in the air. While Silya's nanos took turns drying themselves off with a towel, she set up ration heaters to warm a few MRE packs. The stranger remained quiet.
By now, the storm was on top them. Even if the Cavern Wolves had completely left the area, it wasn't a good idea to go out.
This would be just her luck: Trapped in the middle of a dark forest; in the rain; with a big, creepy, shirtless guy... If it was any consolation—not really—he looked almost as uneasy about the whole situation as she did. Every time he met her eyes, he'd pull them away again, directing them anywhere else in the room as if he were a scolded puppy facing a stern Dobermann.
Or more like an uncomfortable Dobermann facing a growling Pomeranian...
Her nanos also seemed at a loss for what to do. Whatever he was, he wasn't human. Maybe he could've been once, because he actually looked like an Underworlder, except he had four fingers on each hand instead of the typical five. His steampunk-like outfit actually seemed to be meshed with his body, with and one of two gauntleted arms appearing scarred or stitched together. The other arm was covered in a black, skintight sleeve. Despite his currently mild demeanor, his body was toned as though he were built for combat. It was hard to know what to make of him.
She figured they might as well start by introducing themselves. "I'm Silya. This is my team, Poppy, Aoi, and Clutch. And you are...?"
"Gorben," he said after a second's hesitation, then he became mute and evasive again. A crash of thunder gave him an excuse to stare out the nearest window.
Right... So, she guessed the two of them would just be sitting here in silence all night, listening for the cries of the Cavern Wolves in case they tried to break in again.
Registering her continued, heavy stare, the stranger flinched and at last began to explain, "I'm a Transylian. When word reached the Anur system about Earth's success against the invasion, a few others and I were told to sneak on-world and try to get into contact with the Plumbers. We didn't think about a blockade though. We crash landed and got separated."
There was a limit to what Silya could take at his word. She didn't know what a Transylian was, but the Anur system had come up in discussion on several of her assignments. She knew that it was one of the few systems that had survived Fuse's invasion a long time ago by keeping the fighting to a stalemate. She also knew that its denizens had allied with Fuse, and that one of its rulers—the alien behind Ghostfreak's DNA sample—was a menace in his own right.
"We're on your side, I swear! Not all of us in Anur bow to Zs'Skayr and I can't think of anyone who'd willingly bow to Fuse! There's still places on our worlds left in ruin from when he attacked us." Reading into her leery expression, Gorben was quick to defend himself. His hands curled into fists in his lap. "But you humans can actually hurt him. No one else has managed to do that."
At least hearing that his people had their own vendetta against the alien goop lord made some kind of sense. Most of the help Earth was receiving from off-world wasn't purely out of charity. There were plenty of civilizations that wanted to take out the intergalactic threat.
Aoi floated close to Silya's ear with a giggle, "I think you're scaring him."
"Shut it," she hushed back. Scaring him? He was easily three heads taller than her and could crush her like a soda can!
Nevertheless, whether it was because of her, his missing companions, or the fusion monsters prowling outside, Gorben was clearly nervous. Since he'd saved her from a bad fall and they could cover for each other if more monsters showed up, she decided to give him a benefit of a doubt.
"There's a Fusion Fighter base not too far from here," she told him, "I can take you there, but I've got to fix that satellite you saw first. And that's going to have to wait until after the storm calms down. Maybe you can survive a lightning bolt, but I'm not sure if I can."
He nodded, relieved.
Good thing I rented a hovercar this time... The vehicle only had one seat, but it was capable of handling heavier loads than most other available rentals, so he could probably ride behind her.
Unexpectedly, the Transylian offered, "Maybe I could help you fix it." He paused awkwardly as she gave him a more curious look, then added, "I've done repairs. I should be able to do it."
After thinking it over for a moment, Silya agreed to let him help. The storm wasn't letting up anytime soon though and she would prefer to be out there, weapon ready, in case they got swarmed again.
Thinking about that magic gramophone used in Ramshackle's guest room. And how Crowley says, if I rightly recall, that it plays songs from a person's memories...
Thinking of Yuu, finally able to hear their fav songs again, and able to share them with their friends.
Thinking of one of the boys listening to the songs, maybe figuring out the notes for Yuu (Possibly a pop music club member, but who knows).
Thinking of maybe a Yuu who's from the South, like me, who can only fully recall baptist songs or hymns, cuz those are real easy. Thinking of how it might remind them of home, give them one little thing to hold on to.
Thinking of a Yuu that maybe didn't find the gramophone until way later on in the story, and all the songs it produces have faded so much that it sounds *wrong*.
...And thinking of a Yuu that plays "You are my sunshine" on loop, but they can only recall the first verse.
You remember how we visited Silk City back in Jamil’s hometown event, A Firelit Sky? How Kalim said that this year it’s the Asim family’s turn to host them all?? Remember how we spent a lot of time in the bazaars there???
Remember how, in the film, Princess Jasmine wore a peasant’s disguise to sneak out of the palace???? How that’s where she ends up meeting Aladdin and forming that genuine bond in spite of their class differences????? And how that leads to them forming an even deeper bond when they meet again down the line?
WHAT IF
Yuu actually first met Minajael all the way back during the Fireworks Festival, when the group went on the trip with the Scarabia duo... It wouldn't be completely out of the question, given the set-up. Kalim's family is hosting, so it would make sense for them to invite their relatives. And why wouldn't the royals of the country show up to the event?
Minajael is stated to sneak out of the palace multiple times, causing a stir in the media in the process. What if he just so happened to be in his commoner's disguise at the same time NRC students were visiting with Kalim and Jamil??? You know, this one:
What better time would there be to explore outside of the palace than during a festival, when people from all over Twisted Wonderland are visiting and the local businesses are at their busiest? There would be so much to see and to experience!
And maybe--just maybe--Minajael bumps into Yuu (somehow separated from the NRC group, probably lost?) while he's out and about? Perhaps he's even trying to escape guards that are looking for him, and Yuu helps him out like how Aladdin helped Jasmine escape the angry merchant. Or maybe he plays the role of Aladdin? Yuu could get into some kind of misunderstanding with a merchant and BAM suddenly there’s Minajael, come to rescue them and talk them out of it.
Alternate scenario: Maybe Mina mistakes Yuu for foreign royalty (since they’d be wearing fancy clothes from Kalim) visiting for tourism?? So they could have a “Prince Ali” (Yuu) moment.
Then they could run off together and have fun, reenact a lot of those romantic Aladdin-Jasmine moments from the movie. Minajael tossing Yuu an apple, offering a flower he picked, evading capture hand-in-hand, vaulting across rooftops Yuu accidentally stumbles and falls right into his arms, and more. Maybe they'd even open up to one another about their personal problems. Minajael feels "trapped" (in his princely obligations), and Yuu feels "trapped" too (in a strange new world). When they part ways, he's left feeling like he's made a genuine friend, a real connection.
It kinda fits for Yuu since they’re pushed by the narrative as someone who can connect with others. They feel like an Aladdin too, since they’re impoverished and live in a run-down building for most of the school year, but generally come off as a good person.
And then when Minajael comes to RSA for the interscholastic competition, he recognizes Yuu so he's automatically hitting it off with them www Yuu may not remember him, so he'd play coy and skirt around it, not wanting to outright tell them where they may have met before. Bruh, he invites them on a magic carpet ride and encourages them to hold onto him if they're scared of heights 💀
faibfuayyaeipafeib BUT IMAGINE JAMIL (whom Minajael plays against in Relic Labyrinth) SEEING THIS AND JUST. COMING IN TO BREAK THEM MAPART UNDER THE GUISE OF "it's not proper for a prince to mingle with us common folk"???? He'd even address Minajael as a prince to subtly get under his skin (fully knowing that Minajael dislikes being referred to that way). Maybe Jamil would also scold Yuu as well, either for "befriending the enemy" or "behaving so casually" with royalty.
So Jamil manages to successfully chase of Minajael for now--but right before the prince leaves, he gives a little wave and a wink, asking you to please watch his match veeery carefully. He'll show you how cool he can be!
