send 🎬 ( or scene! if you can't see the emoji ) + a prompt from the list below for me to write a scene between my character and the character type(s) listed; this could be another muse i write or an npc from their story - please make sure to specify the main muse if sending to a multimuse!
🎬 + parent / guardian
🎬 + family (blood or chosen)
🎬 + friend
🎬 + partner (platonic or romantic)
🎬 + rival
🎬 + teacher / mentor
🎬 + associate / coworker / teammate
🎬 + boss / reporting officer
🎬 + enemy
🎬 + sender's choice (specify a second character for the scene to involve!)
if you're sending a meme and want to see a scene regarding a specific event, time, or place, feel free to include additional details in your ask!
sometimes, it can be hard to get engagement as an oc writer, but it can be equally hard to explain what would help you engage with an oc writer! this meme is meant for oc writers who might like some ideas on how to help their followers engage with them, as well as provide a guided list of potential things that may help those looking to write with their mutuals' ocs!
📖 : more information about their backstory or lore!
👥 : more information about how they interact or engage with the people around them!
🌐 : more information about how they interact with the location/world around them!
🔗 : links for where to find more information you may have already posted about them!
🗣 : i'd like to first plot out how our characters could interact!
🤝 : i think our ideas or lore may not mesh or match, and would like to discuss how we can meet in the middle!
📝 : i'd love to hear potential interactions or plot hooks you're interested in for your oc(s), so i can use those as a jumping off point!
❔️: other (please specify what would help you best!)
it can be difficult interacting with others, both as an oc writer and as someone looking to engage with another's ocs, but it doesn't have to be—sometimes we just need a little help!
don't forget to specify what oc(s) you're sending for for multimuses when needed!
what inspired you, or how did you come up with the name for your oc?
when making your oc, if you use a faceclaim, did you choose a faceclaim first or come up with a design before finding a faceclaim who fits?
when making your oc, did you only make them, or did you build out connective ocs/npcs for them such as family, friends, acquaintances, etc.?
if your oc has superpowers (or something similar), how did you decide what power(s) to give them? was it inspired by something?
do you prefer making original lore/fandomless ocs or fandom ocs? if your oc is an original lore/fandomless oc, do they have fandom verses? if your oc is a fandom oc, do they they have a primary fandom verse they were created for and stick to, or do you make verses for them in other fandoms?
for writers with fandom ocs or verses, do you think more about how the story/world you're putting them in shapes your oc, or do you think more about how your oc interacts with the story/world? or do you prefer to use the story/world as more of a basic building block, making your own story over it?
when shaping your oc, what inspired you—music, existing media/characters, aesthetics, tropes, things from your personal life, etc?
do you like figuring out your oc's end result/final form first, or do you like to start smaller and see where writing takes their development?
do you have a preference for oc x oc or oc x canon?
for writers with multiple ocs, do you have any noticeable trends in the ocs you make? either thematically/aesthetically, or do you stick to specific genders or ages or sexualities or body types or general designs? or do your ocs tend to be more varied?
the bilderberg group—davy jones' locker lyrics sentence starters.
some lines adjusted to fit; feel free to change pronouns, proper nouns, etc. as needed. in celebration of me finally finding the proper name and band of this song i've been obsessed with for over 15 years, i'm making an ask meme for it.
i'm in trouble—deep trouble.
set sail for the new world!
it's gold and treasures we seek.
high tide's rising, taking us as i speak.
10,000 leagues below the seventh sea, i'll lay myself down to sleep.
i'm high up the creek.
brother, can you show how the west wind blows?
does anybody save our souls?
these lazy bones.
can anybody save our souls?
i'm in trouble—it's bad at best.
with davy jones, i'll lay my lazy bones down to rest.
sirens singing raise us from the grave.
the world is flat and i'm off the map, sailing into space.
send ⛵️ (or sailboat emoji if unable to see it) and i will talk about a ship my character(s) is/are part of! feel free to specify which ship i should talk about, or if you want to see headcanons, fun facts, behind-the-scenes information, songs, or anything else you'd like to know!
send 💞 ( or "dash ship" if unable to see the emoji ) and i will talk about / tag a ship or dynamic i enjoy seeing from my people i follow on my dash! this is just a way to send a little appreciation to the folks we see on our dashes and to celebrate the dynamics they've crafted with others!
a collection of prompts pertaining to memory; send a prompt below and i will write a drabble featuring our characters together based around that premise! ( remember to specify muse for multimuse blogs! )
remember me + ☀️ for a happy memory
remember me + 🌧 for a sad memory
remember me + 💢 for an angry memory
remember me + ❤️ for a romantic memory
remember me + 🏵 for a childhood memory
remember me + 🗡 for a painful memory
remember me + ⚔️ for a memory where our muses fought (either as allies or enemies)
remember me + 🌀 for a memory featuring a topic of the sender's choice! (must specify!)
remember me + 🌊 for a memory featuring a topic of the receiver's choice!
inspired by various (romantic) shipping memes i've seen, this is a non-romantic shipping guide meme! this is for those who are interested in dynamics that are solely familial, platonic, antagonistic, and/or simply general, without being romantic or sexual in nature!
ㅤsend 🌊 (or wave emoji if unable to see it) and i will fill out the below form based on what i would like to see between our muses! alternatively, feel free to fill out the form yourself & send it in an ask if you would prefer to share your ideas! (please remember to specify what muse you're sending from or for with multimuse blogs!)
blood relatives // half relatives // step relatives // adoptive relatives // found family // (s) is a parent(al figure) to (r) // (r) is a parent(al figure) to (s) // (s) is an older sibling to (r) // (r) is an older sibling to (s) // our characters were raised as siblings together // our characters are cousins // (s) is a sibling (figure) to (r)'s parent // (r) is a sibling (figure) to (s)'s parent
PLATONIC
childhood friends // family friends // teenage friends // university friends // work friends // adult friends // new or recent friends // best friends // queerplatonic // friends who live together // friends through circumstance // exes to friends // enemies to friends // (s) previously had feelings for (r) // (r) previously had feelings for (s)
ANTAGONISTIC
frenemies // rivals // friends to enemies // exes to enemies // family-based // work-based // circumstance-based // misunderstanding-based // ideology-based // (s) betrayed (r) // (r) betrayed (s) // (s) believes (r) is a villain // (r) believes (s) is a villain // (s) is a former villain // (r) is a former villain // (s) is actively antagonizing (r) // (r) is actively antagonizing (s)
GENERAL
coworkers // frequent the same locations/cross paths often // grumpy & sunshine // share a brain cell // begrudgingly connected // hot & cold // straight man & funny man // opposites attract // other not specified
specific dynamic(s) i'd like to see between our muses not specified :
send in "📋" or "oc list" and i'll come up with a list of potential interactions or plot ideas i can see between your (original/canon) character(s) and my oc(s)!
if you are a multimuse, or are sending an ask to a multimuse, don't forget to specify muse(s) as necessary!
if there's one things oc writers love, it's yapping about their ocs- so give them a chance to! send "talk about it!" + a word from the following list (feel free to specify more if you'd like to know about something specific!) for an oc writer to talk about that word in connection to their oc! (don't forget to specify oc muses as needed for multis!)
people (families, friends, lovers, enemies, coworkers, classmates, strangers, etc.)
places (hometown, where they live, where they want to go, where they hate, etc.)
feelings (love, hate, sadness, joy, fear, etc.)
habits (routines, tics, how they formed or why they do them, etc.)
shoutout to writers of multimuse blogs! i know that sometimes it can feel like you get ignored or are a secondary choice for people in favor of single muse blogs of the same characters you write, but please know that your portrayals are just as good, no matter how many other characters you have! it takes a lot of technical skill to write a variety of characters, and not having a single muse blog doesn't make your portrayal any lesser. ♡