Have the Ghost Kids ever tried to take a peak into the other Animatronic's? Like how you've shown them popping out of their own I mean.
Yeah!! They do!!!

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Have the Ghost Kids ever tried to take a peak into the other Animatronic's? Like how you've shown them popping out of their own I mean.
Yeah!! They do!!!
Question. What do you think happened first? Gregory meeting Cassie or Greg meeting Tony and Ellis? Cause, like, if Gregory was still himself when he met Cassie, doesn't that mean that something happened that made it so that Cassie was unable to visit the Pizzaplex anymore? Since with how the book preview states they've made a habit of staying in after hours, you'd think she'd see him enough in the Pizzaplex to come over and see Greg hanging out with Tony and Ellis and vice versa, since in the GGY book, it's also stated that they spent a lot of time hanging at the Pizzaplex. OwO
wait, thats actually a really good point. In both friendships, greg and his friends did made a habit of coming to the plex a lot so greg's friends shoulda have crossed paths one way or another, especially if either of them spotting him being around one or the other so i'm not sure either damn
Ngl, your recent FnaF Pieces can't help but make me wonder what sort of positions they'd have if they were in the Tangled world. XD But either way, still doesn't change just how much I love the way you give your Tangled pieces so much life and expression. TwT
Funnily enough, both Tangled and FNAF have: a girl with blonde hair and green eyes who were manipulated by evil people, a traumatized kid genius who has a mean streak (who also both get possessed at some point), and characters with names that start with Fred who are fatherly figures (although one of them is straight up ass and makes me want to strangle him. i don’t think i have to say which)
How do you suppose Gregory and Freddy met anyhow? Like, was it before he retires from Rockstardom, or after? I'm curious bout how the Himbear ends up adopting this tiny human baby Gremlin child. X3
i actually wrote a bit about it in this post and a little more on this one! they were the first few posts i ever made of them in this au hah.
Ngl. Had the idea that if Superstar was Freddy's usual catchphrase when calling kids who visited the Pizzaplex that, ever since Gregory came along, he'd decide that calling the kids Superstar didn't feel right, and reserved the nickname solely for his lil gremlin cub. He just calls the visiting kids Fazstars instead from then on. XD
Yes!! That’s his kid’s nickname now, it’s not for anyone else! And Gregory would be so pleased about it!
Kris you can’t just anime run away from your feelings
Ralsei: [ You want some hot chocolate? ]
Ralsei: [ Yes? ]
Ralsei: [ Let’s go to the kitchen. ]
Speaking of Sora's Mom, I wonder what she did when her son came home. XD And her reaction at the end of KH3.
FGDFJGAFLJA I DIDN’T EVEN THINK ABOUT SORA’S MOM POST-KH3
Like Riku and Kairi walk to Sora’s house together. Softly knock on the door. Sora’s mom answers it and as soon as she sees them and their faces,,, she knows,,,,
If you still be willing to give some writing advice, can I ask how you decide to just stick with like an idea? Like, how you have a plan for one plot line, but somehow it just evolves into something completely different, because things keep on being added or subtracted from it? It always ends up like that with me, and my characters end up being affected by such changes.
Honestly, a lot of times my ideas do change as I develop the story! Case in point: the ending of Toriel’s fight changed a lot when I was working on the panels in patron VC because I had an epiphany and decided to run with it instead of sticking to the plan I’d had for so many years. Sometimes ideas evolve organically as you write the story, and it’s okay to let that happen. Outlines are just a pat of the prewriting process. They are not written in stone! Sometimes as a writer, it’s good to listen to your characters, so to speak. There are definitely other things in IF and Antipode that ended up like that. The lead up to True Lab? Made some changes a few months ago because I realized the initial plan just didn’t work as well as I initially thought. It’s all a natural part of the writing process, so don’t be afraid if you decide later that some things oughta go a different way.