Now, this is a truly momentous occasion I'm announcing. ESPECIALLY for my older followers before the original Genshingorls came into being.
I can now write for Fire Emblem: Three Houses and AU's for it!
This game means so much to me, it's what led me to some of my closest friends and what got me to love writing after being burnt out.
I used to write for FE3H until 2020ish then it moved onto House Isekai, I didn't want to come back to it until I felt my writing was improved enough.
Thanks to 2-3 years of with you guys, I finally feel like I'm ready.
So much so, that almost the entire cast is joining, even the guys!
That's about the gist of it for those wanting to simp, but if you want to see some of the crackhead energy I've been keeping inside when it comes to crossovers you guys can ask for, take a look below the cut!
And now, with Three Houses finally making its re-debut in my writing, that means The original 3H AU's will be available as well, should you desire them!
Those AU's are the following:
Persona 3,
Persona 4,
Persona 5,
Overlord,
Konosuba,
Gakkou-Gurashi (School-Live!),
DOOM,
Trails of Cold Steel
And those AU's had some of my favorite interactions to write to date because of how unhinged/funny/great the pairings were! Examples such as:
These interactions are far better if you played their respective games obviously, but most of these interactions I got to write thanks to you guys requesting them. I hope I can do so again!
Of course, now that they're here on this blog, that means things like Genshin Characters in 3H and vice versa is fair game.
But that's if one desires crossover hell, I'm just happy to be writing for one of my all time favorite games/casts again!
Long rant over, thanks for reading if you even cared to!
And for my House Isekai followers, kept you waiting, huh?
They’re also shooting for 100% renewable plastic sources by 2030! All of the soft plant/leaf elements in sets right now and going forward are made out of bioplastic made from sugarcane, and they’re working on getting the regular hard plastic bricks out of that, too.
They’ve done it, actually! The full bricks are in the prototype stage now, and are expected to be 100% biodegradable without the need for a commercial compost facility. It’s very cool. Right now they’re testing the durability and playability of the bricks and seeing what needs to be revised/reworked on their final model.
Actually, this isn’t “easy” and is huge news. You see, Lego is absolutely meticulous about their quality control. Their standards for manufacturing are stupidly high, as are their safety requirements. You know that distinctive “click” when you pop two Lego bricks apart? They engineered that. That sound is so distinctive that it can be used to tell genuine Lego bricks from counterfeits and it’s a sound that would be based on shape and material.
Furthermore, one of the hard requirements for a Lego brick is that it must be compatible with any other Lego brick. If I buy a set today and pull a set from the 1980s? Those bricks would fit together perfectly. This requires a huge amount of precision engineering and controls on manufacturing quality. (I can’t remember the source, but I’ve at least heard that once the brick molds wear to a certain point, they’re pulled from the line and either melted down or turned into construction material for Lego HQ. Point being, no one is getting their hands on a worn Lego mold)
Recycled and non-petroleum plastics are different from other plastic. The chemistry is different. The timing and process to use them is different. This has been a reason why more companies haven’t moved to them, because there’s a drop in quality for material (so they claim).
What Lego just did is completely obliterate that argument. The corporation with some of the strictest quality control requirements for plastic just kicked the basic foundation of the “bad quality” argument out from under it, because if they feel confident enough to guarantee the same experience as using a brick from over 40 years ago, if they are confident enough that they can meet their own metrics at a huge industrial scale….
I swear, sometimes the most amazing things come at the most unexpected times and places.
Disclaimer: Not my comment, credit goes to the commenter located in "THE WORST SUPER RISEN - Special Investigation - Pro & Noob vs Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak!" on youtube.
Can we get some workshopping on the Saga of Ganon? Pretty interested in how you would differ it from the Legend of Zelda.
Oh I meant to come back to this one.
So, I think the main thing would be framing of the conflict.
Zelda is our protagonist, for this one. Depending on the entry in the series is either the lost heir to a fallen kingdom, the actual princess seeking to save her kingdom, or a peasant unaware of her heritage.
Ganon/Ganondorf often acts in an antagonistic but sympathetic role. Sometimes poised as Zelda's betrothed, or childhood friend, or simply a friendly traveler Zelda runs into, depending on the game. No matter what the two are intertwined. Ganondorf is still infused with the soul of [Insert Satan Analogue Here], enemy of the gods, the key difference is that Ganondorf resents and resists this fate. Seeking a way to free himself from of the dark influence.
Finally Link/The Nameless King is probably our biggest departure from LOZ. Often the bearer of the Triforce of courage, TNK is a warrior dedicated to the elimination of [Insert Satan Analogue Here]'s influence. Often rallies the forces of Lowrule against the threat he poses, pushing him into a corner. The reason he is this way is cause in every reincarnation, Link remembers all of his past lives at once and has become a husk chained to fate.
Sometimes Link serves as a final boss, sometimes Ganondorf's corrupted form is who you combat, but Zelda's goal in each game is to find a way to free Ganondorf of the dark influence on his sould.
The gameplay loop of each game mostly follows Zelda as she pieces together the method of sealing the SA often winning the trust and friendship of the various peoples of Lowrule. Aquiring new spells and artifacts that give Zelda new ways to explore the environment, solve puzzles, and fight baddies.
The specific game that Marcy has downloaded on her Shift was the one that revitalized the franchise, Saga of Ganon: Nature's Claim Follows Zelda a century after she failed to save her friend. Waking up, all but ressurected, she awakens to a world that has become overgrown and forgotten it's roots. The Nameless King sits atop the slain Ganon's primal form, killing it each time it ressurects. Endlessly, both trapped without a way to banish or seal the demon away.
It's an entry that focuses back on the franchies sense of adventure and exploration.
I was gonna leave it to other people to notice, but I need to get this thought out my head before I completely forget:
It's interesting that the information you've given here implies that the Skyward Sword analog is the most similar entry SoG has in terms of framing to LoZ
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Sorry in advance for the sudden jumpscare in the Nexomon fanbase (or my dash rn), but I really needed to get this brainworm out of my head here:
The teaser for Nexomon 3 already came out a while ago, but I was giddy enough to know that the theme of old characters/concepts from the previous games returning is still going strong here. Especially with the importance of witches and seers from the Abyssals DLC; since they were supposed to help predict when the Abyssals will strike back and share knowledge on their behaviors and weaknesses to future generations...And now in a undisclosed amount of time, the bloodline was being destroyed until there's barely anything left.
Of course, it's not like the Abyssals picked them off, but something or someone that is completely unknown to the people of Aurelian/Aurelia(?) (and congrats on VEWO for finally making a region name) both past and present.
And I know that it's way too early to speculate on who that might be, but given the current track record in bringing back old characters for some much-needed vengeance is a definite must for the series. You know...like Metta and Leah?
Major rant/theory dump below cause I have no way to explain this normally.
Metta's a obvious pick since, as far as Nexomon 1 is aware, he should be dead after his Omnicron revival stunt, but he's not. He wasn't in the Netherworld when the MC went through their Doom arc and revisited Omnicron's kids in their Nightmares, you only got to see his Nexomon form post-dlc, his real name only mentioned once, and he even has a joke headstone in Extinction playing with the idea that he might still be around somewhere in the world (so 1 million post-Ulzar and N1, 1 thousand-ish years old N:E + however long until N3 starts). I mean, Omnicron's kids are effectively immortal (and Solus too), so who's to say he's been playing the extremely long game in gaining the upper hand? They have a legitimate reason to take the reins as Omnicron's heir, after all, and he would've been incredibly pissed if he was completely overshadowed by his surprise niece/nephew instead of following a typical hierarchy.
As for Leah, it's a bit iffy on her part since she might've Digi-died before the MC battles Vaithe/Vados, but data can still be recovered, right? Like sure, 95% of the Micromon database was destroyed in Extinction from the Drakes, and only the Chaos Quartet were left over...But that's not the case. 29 Nexomon from N1 were somehow revived on Precursor Island (6 of them being Micromon related), yet there's no real answer on how that was possible. Not to mention the possible hint that Leah's the only one who can control all four Chaos 'mon, even with the possible upgrades, so it wouldn't be more of a coincidence that she comes back somehow to complete the set (and possibly be Metta's confidant/overseer since she definitely has the look, mask or no mask).
And circling back to the step up with Nexomon 3 being 3D like Pokemon Arceus or Breath of the Wild (crossing my fingers on it still being different from them), I'm kinda curious if they're going to show the Omnicron fam transform into their Nexomon forms, Solus and Omnisun included. It will definitely be a pain in the butt to animate, sure, but it also got me thinking about how Metta works with a human form since he's just a glass ball and a bunch of ribbons. I'm personally hammering in the idea that he just a bag of air in the shape of a human (minus the head for his main body) and possibly circulates element-based energy though it to fake it till he makes it (Fire for body heat, Mineral for "bones", Water for "blood", Wind for circulation, Electric/Nature for a passable heartbeat, and Normal...well, to look normal). And methinks that when he finally does the big reveal that it's not with a giant flash of light or a massive wave of energy, but it's slow and unnerving as his body just unravels apart. Skin slowly peeling away to show nothing underneath, ribbons pale white but the ends colored with attributes of long past, and the only thing physical about him is the glass sphere where his skull should be, just staring with chiseled-on eyes at his soon-to-be enemies...And then the real nightmare starts trying to fight something so small but so so powerful that will definitely put his siblings to shame.
-Oh yeah, and Byeol. They definitely need to come back, but they're the one that does the flashy introductions and stuff. They have that kind of energy to me.
But if that isn't final boss material (or second to final), than I have no idea what is.
Anyway, rant over. Thank you for your patience and stuff :)
A bit of a correction about the micromon world, It was destroyed from a self-aware Malk before he set up the events of Nexomon 1, so it could be Malk instead of Leah.
So, just saw Primordial Malzeno (haven't actually fought it due to controller drift souring the playing mood) and I thought: Hmmm... this might make ganondorf more reasonable to be in MH as a monster from that series (kind of like the unique monsters in Xenoblade).
To start off:
Demise - The first Gaismagorm to ever appear
Demise's curse - the Qurio
Ganondorf - Malzeno
Ganon - every Gaismagorm that came after Demise
I don't know whether or not to make the spirit of the hero and the blood of the goddess, who are destined to fight Ganon hunters or monsters? Maybe make them differ for every incarnation?
I find I’m quite taken with the image of Link that we get in Breath of the Wild; i.e., that of someone who’s sensitive, compassionate, a bit easily startled, compelled to pet every dog he meets, yet at the same time the sort of person who will quite willingly paraglide off a mountainside - naked, screaming and possibly on fire - in order to get the drop on an enemy many times his size, rip its arm off, beat said enemy to death with said arm, then hang onto it just in case he runs into anything else that seems to be in need of a good arming.
(And let’s not act like BotW’s Zelda would be in any way disturbed by all this. This is a woman whose first impulse upon catching a potentially psychoactive frog is to try to talk Link into eating it right then and there so that she can study its effects on him. She’d totally be an enabler.)
If Link gets to keep at least the Ultrahand ability after the end of TotK, who know what kinds of mechanical marvels and/or horrors he and Zelda would build.
I'm thinking of calling it something like "Destiny Spin?" Idk
Basically Link, Zelda, and Ganon remain as their respective bearers of the Triforces of Courage, Wisdom, and Power. But between reincarnations and such they tend to swap around roles as hero, assistant/princess, and villain.
Like in one life it's Link saving Zelda from Ganon, the next has Zelda saving Ganon from Link, and then it could be Zelda saving Link from Ganon before Ganon saving Link from Zelda. Mainly whatever suits Din, Nayru, and Farore's fancy as they make their chosen heroes a game, maybe a bet by Din to see whose hero will actually conquer Hyrule.
Of course they all still retain most of their original personalities across their different incarnations of good, evil, and royalty and still retain their Triforces, thus their methods are different because of that.
Example: Ganon uses his Triforce of Power as a Hero to battle monsters to basically just brute force his way to victory and through puzzles. Zelda is the opposite with her Triforce of Wisdom, using strategy and brains as a hero to easily solve puzzles and such and often outwit her opponent. Meanwhile Link is considered a balance between the two, being competent enough at solving puzzles but also no stronger to just battling foes in straight up combat.
Sometimes during long extended times of peace, they would be reincarnated as royalty and/or knights and get to enjoy the peace. On rare occasions, a new evil would arrive and force all three of the Triforce bearers to become legendary heroes together as a team of three. But only once have the gods allowed all three to become reincarnated as the villains, and they'll never let it happen again.
Bonus points if they all get their own legendary weapons they get to use between lives regardless of being good or evil (complete with the weapons being often corrupted to be used by them in the latter case.)
Link retaining his Master Sword, Zelda probably getting her Bow of Light, and Ganon... I'm thinking maybe a Trident of his own like a few versions of him use, because Link already called dibs on the sword.
But yeah basically every Zelda game and so on but Link, Zelda, and Ganon swap places every game and it gets confusing for the people of Hyrule while the goddesses are laughing.
Interesting concept! I'd like to see more posts of this.
So which of the existing games would you like to see changed under the destiny swap concept, except for skyward sword I guess??
Also, "Excuuuuse me, princess" becoming "Excuuuuse me, princey" is funny to me and I can't fully express why, but it involves Zelda no longer being the dueteragonist.
dunno if you're aware of this but the red Monado that Shulk has in smash has a guy inside of it, kind of like Fi I guess? he's a massive walking spoiler though, so you shouldn't worry about him too much if you're still interested in getting into xenoblade.
Link has a sword person Rex has 1-3 sword people Shulk apparently also has a sword person, are there any other sword people I should know about
