Miscellaneous ideas topic.
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I'd like to think that he'd run over the zombie vice principle with his own Cresta.
Idea: One of the civilians the Archangel rescued was a sick fuck. He starts fixating on all the young, nubile girls on the ship, and proceeds to rape Flay Allster. Kira proceeds to pwn him immediately afterwards, and Murrue has him tossed in the brig.
I'm not sure whether this would make her more or less insane than she already was.
I'm not sure whether this would make her more or less insane than she already was.
The League of Extraordinary Catgirls.
So far I've thought of Aisha Clan Clan, Ayla (they don't have to be actual catgirls... Ayla's close enough), and Nuku Nuku.
My brain seems to be blanking on what other catgirls might be in such a group. I thought of using Calico Briggs for the manager, and thought about using Sanada-san, but Sanada-san... not sure if that would be a good idea.
So, thoughts?
So far I've thought of Aisha Clan Clan, Ayla (they don't have to be actual catgirls... Ayla's close enough), and Nuku Nuku.
My brain seems to be blanking on what other catgirls might be in such a group. I thought of using Calico Briggs for the manager, and thought about using Sanada-san, but Sanada-san... not sure if that would be a good idea.
So, thoughts?
Here's another random idea, fusing Gundam SEED and Gundam 00 into one timeline.
The world setting is more or less that of 00 Earth, with the Union, AEU, and HRL replacing the world powers in SEED. Australia's under ZAFT control while both Africa and the Middle East are a mess. The Plants were originally created to assist in constructing the upper sections of the orbital elevators, eventually declaring their independence from the three power blocks and moving to form Plant as it's seen in SEED. This would likely heat up tensions in advance of the Valentine War, and make the actions of one terrorist group spark off the powderkeg. Yes, this means that Blue Cosmos is nowhere nearly as supported by the governments and militaries of Earth as it was in SEED; it's more or less a privately funded terrorist organization meant to promote warfare for the sake of arms manufacturers.
Anyhow, that's just some background for the start of events in 00 Season 1 and SEED. It starts out at the Micronesian islands of Orb space colony Heliopolis, where the Union is working with Orb engineering teams to develop new midweight mobile suits (the G-Weapons) with advanced technologies to better compete against Zaft's GINNs than the current Realdo and Flag models. Orb is more or less forced to help due to the Union's assistance in financing the construction of Heliopolis, and Zaft's take-over of Australia, which is disturbingly close to the HRL's orbital elevator and the Orb home islands. Cue up the events of SEED, with Archangel first running to the AEU space fortress of Artemis for protection, and then arriving in South Africa upon re-entry and getting involved in all kinds of messes.
In the background, Celestial Being is starting its actions. The two storylines will begin to merge in the desert battle where all three power blocks work together to take down the Gundams. Mu's considered an ace by the Union, of course, so he's temporarially reassigned to the Overflag squadron for the mission. There might be an armed intervention by Celestial Being beforehand, though, to destroy the 'false' Gundams.
In an amazing twist of events, the Archangel doesn't desert the Union after the battle of JOSH-A. Everyone present is surprised by a Blue Cosmos attack and scatter to the four winds. Archangel leads a small fleet to Orb where they're ordered to prepare for an invasion of Australia or possible attacks against the HRL orbital elevator by Zaft. Meanwhile, Flay's off with Rau, Natarle's been given the Dominion and ordered to defend the Union's orbital elevator, and Mwu's been given a GN-X and assigned to anti-Gundam operations. Yeah, that means Cagalli got lucky and is now piloting the Strike.
Due to the orbital elevators, the mass drivers of the world aren't nearly as important strategic assets as they are in canon SEED. So when Zaft takes on and destroys the Union driver in Panama, there's no rush to take over Orb's. The war shifts into space and things start to wind down. Celestial Being's on the run from the UN forces due to the arrival of the Tau drives, Blue Cosmos now has the specs for the NJ Canceller and is fitting nukes to be used again, and Zaft's being pushed back to the Plants. Blue Cosmos tries to launch nukes and destroy the Plants, causing both Celestial Being and the UN forces to temporarially put off their dispute and assist in defending against the illegal use of nukes. The Valentine War ends in a cease fire, and the UN chases Ptolomy to Lagrange 1 to finish destroying Celestial Being.
End Season 1 and SEED.
Then comes S2 and Destiny...
I haven't given the second half much thought yet, but it's definately going to follow Celestial Being's actions much more closely than the first. Mostly, I'm concerned that this is going to end up being a twenty Xanatos pileup with every hidden group's master agenda being played out against one another.
What I do have in mind is the Federation unifying much of the Earth as in canon 00, only leaving Australia to Plant. Southern Africa and the Middle East are the current hotspots of activity, and the A-Laws are quite busy there. Blue Cosmos has rebuilt itself in the last four years (Daggers, Windams, and canon SEED warships in small numbers) and has staged another attack on the Plants. Officially, the Federation condems the attack despite privately hoping to obtain the remote charging system Zaft has developed for rapid recharging of its Tau drives. Zaft is EXTREMELY glad that the A-Laws are focused on combating 'terrorists' on Earth, especially after a Momento Mori shot vaporizes Junius Seven's fragments before they re-enter the atmosphere. Gilbert wants to unite the world against Blue Cosmos/Logos under his Destiny Plan, Logos unleashes its Destroys, and Ribbons is enjoying the sideshow from his big couch.
I don't know, the more I look at this idea the bigger it gets. Maybe it needs to be simplified a bit. Ideas, questions, comments?
The world setting is more or less that of 00 Earth, with the Union, AEU, and HRL replacing the world powers in SEED. Australia's under ZAFT control while both Africa and the Middle East are a mess. The Plants were originally created to assist in constructing the upper sections of the orbital elevators, eventually declaring their independence from the three power blocks and moving to form Plant as it's seen in SEED. This would likely heat up tensions in advance of the Valentine War, and make the actions of one terrorist group spark off the powderkeg. Yes, this means that Blue Cosmos is nowhere nearly as supported by the governments and militaries of Earth as it was in SEED; it's more or less a privately funded terrorist organization meant to promote warfare for the sake of arms manufacturers.
Anyhow, that's just some background for the start of events in 00 Season 1 and SEED. It starts out at the Micronesian islands of Orb space colony Heliopolis, where the Union is working with Orb engineering teams to develop new midweight mobile suits (the G-Weapons) with advanced technologies to better compete against Zaft's GINNs than the current Realdo and Flag models. Orb is more or less forced to help due to the Union's assistance in financing the construction of Heliopolis, and Zaft's take-over of Australia, which is disturbingly close to the HRL's orbital elevator and the Orb home islands. Cue up the events of SEED, with Archangel first running to the AEU space fortress of Artemis for protection, and then arriving in South Africa upon re-entry and getting involved in all kinds of messes.
In the background, Celestial Being is starting its actions. The two storylines will begin to merge in the desert battle where all three power blocks work together to take down the Gundams. Mu's considered an ace by the Union, of course, so he's temporarially reassigned to the Overflag squadron for the mission. There might be an armed intervention by Celestial Being beforehand, though, to destroy the 'false' Gundams.
In an amazing twist of events, the Archangel doesn't desert the Union after the battle of JOSH-A. Everyone present is surprised by a Blue Cosmos attack and scatter to the four winds. Archangel leads a small fleet to Orb where they're ordered to prepare for an invasion of Australia or possible attacks against the HRL orbital elevator by Zaft. Meanwhile, Flay's off with Rau, Natarle's been given the Dominion and ordered to defend the Union's orbital elevator, and Mwu's been given a GN-X and assigned to anti-Gundam operations. Yeah, that means Cagalli got lucky and is now piloting the Strike.
Due to the orbital elevators, the mass drivers of the world aren't nearly as important strategic assets as they are in canon SEED. So when Zaft takes on and destroys the Union driver in Panama, there's no rush to take over Orb's. The war shifts into space and things start to wind down. Celestial Being's on the run from the UN forces due to the arrival of the Tau drives, Blue Cosmos now has the specs for the NJ Canceller and is fitting nukes to be used again, and Zaft's being pushed back to the Plants. Blue Cosmos tries to launch nukes and destroy the Plants, causing both Celestial Being and the UN forces to temporarially put off their dispute and assist in defending against the illegal use of nukes. The Valentine War ends in a cease fire, and the UN chases Ptolomy to Lagrange 1 to finish destroying Celestial Being.
End Season 1 and SEED.
Then comes S2 and Destiny...
I haven't given the second half much thought yet, but it's definately going to follow Celestial Being's actions much more closely than the first. Mostly, I'm concerned that this is going to end up being a twenty Xanatos pileup with every hidden group's master agenda being played out against one another.
What I do have in mind is the Federation unifying much of the Earth as in canon 00, only leaving Australia to Plant. Southern Africa and the Middle East are the current hotspots of activity, and the A-Laws are quite busy there. Blue Cosmos has rebuilt itself in the last four years (Daggers, Windams, and canon SEED warships in small numbers) and has staged another attack on the Plants. Officially, the Federation condems the attack despite privately hoping to obtain the remote charging system Zaft has developed for rapid recharging of its Tau drives. Zaft is EXTREMELY glad that the A-Laws are focused on combating 'terrorists' on Earth, especially after a Momento Mori shot vaporizes Junius Seven's fragments before they re-enter the atmosphere. Gilbert wants to unite the world against Blue Cosmos/Logos under his Destiny Plan, Logos unleashes its Destroys, and Ribbons is enjoying the sideshow from his big couch.
I don't know, the more I look at this idea the bigger it gets. Maybe it needs to be simplified a bit. Ideas, questions, comments?
the problem with that is it would never really fly. Balalika was out for bloody vengance for her men. And Dutch would do nothing to go against Hotel Moscow.
I'm not saying it cannot be done, as I have seen at least one with both of them reformed and attached to Rock. But the problems in enacting any plot where they live are formidable.
I'm not saying it cannot be done, as I have seen at least one with both of them reformed and attached to Rock. But the problems in enacting any plot where they live are formidable.
Idea for Black Lagoon.
Roberta is shot in the head during the current arc by Garcia. This puts her in a coma, and she somehow wakes up in Colombia during her FARC years.
Only she's not a rebel, but a newly assinged member of the Colombian Military's Anti-Terrorism squad.
Or, she's she's sent back at the time the rebellion begins.
Circumstances lead her to believe that the only way she'll wake up from her coma is to find and stop herself or stop FARC from becoming a real problem.
Roberta is shot in the head during the current arc by Garcia. This puts her in a coma, and she somehow wakes up in Colombia during her FARC years.
Only she's not a rebel, but a newly assinged member of the Colombian Military's Anti-Terrorism squad.
Or, she's she's sent back at the time the rebellion begins.
Circumstances lead her to believe that the only way she'll wake up from her coma is to find and stop herself or stop FARC from becoming a real problem.
It wouldn't be so much Agatha and Hakase talking, as Hakase worshipping the ground Agatha walks on. The girl's a Spark, all right - build a miniature death ray that fits in a pocket and is capable of blowing a giant hole through several mountains in a row? FROM JUNK? IN A SINGLE NIGHT? Hakase WISHES she was even a tenth as good as Agatha Heterodyne.
Thing is - Hakase can massproduce and spark creations tend to be "craft only, no industry". Agatha somewhat exception, but 1. by very alternative road 2. her mini-clanks tend to degrade with generations. And Hakase is just much more knowledgeable. That WILL get Agatha interested most likely. So it's mutual.
PS. I'm not sure really that Hakase is NOT spark herself. She DO acts like one.
PS. I'm not sure really that Hakase is NOT spark herself. She DO acts like one.
After watching a few Iron Chef Japan episodes, I'm hooked on it. So, I decree that someone shoul do an Iron Chef Anime! Basically, the fomrat is the same as the Japanese show, nly anime charcaters are the Iron Chefs and competitors.
The "Chairman":
The original chairman himself, Mr. Kaga is the only one I can think who fits here. He's already flamboyant enough.
The Iron Chefs:
Since in Japan, each of the Chefs represented a certain kind of cooking(like Chinese or Italian), the format should work here as well.
The "Chairman":
The original chairman himself, Mr. Kaga is the only one I can think who fits here. He's already flamboyant enough.
The Iron Chefs:
Since in Japan, each of the Chefs represented a certain kind of cooking(like Chinese or Italian), the format should work here as well.
...
How much of Girl Genius did you read? Because you should keep in mind that Agatha's Clanks have gotten a LOT better since the ones she made in the first four or so volumes. Her current ones, she has had since the fifth volume's start, and while some were destroyed or recycled, the rest are still active and working flawlessly.
Also, Sparks don't give a flying fuck about making their inventions useful or practicals - they are insane, remember? - and don't NEED knowledge either. To a Spark, inventing and creating comes as natural as breathing, and they consider knowledge about HOW to build things a crutch for people who just aren't as good as them.
Gilgamesh and Klaus are EXCEPTIONS to this rule, not the norm - they are pragmatical and a WHOLE LOT less crazy than your average Spark, so they can appreciate the value of knowledge. Agatha? She only cares about it when she's not in Spark mode, due to the split personality the amulet prompted in her over the years. When she goes off the deep end, anyone and anything that's not a Spark tends to be regarded more or less as a gnat by her. And that's the average Spark's personality, for the record. The Jagermonsters even comment that when she's like that she acts more like the Spark she's supposed to be.
...it doesn't help that if Agatha was in Negima, she'd have solved the whole mess with Negi's enemies by sundown of the first day, most likely by crushing them like bugs with some ludicrous, reality-warping invention. Hakase, for all that she's good, doesn't RAPE THE LAWS OF PHYSICS AND COMMON SENSE with everything she does. Agatha... does that all the time.
How much of Girl Genius did you read? Because you should keep in mind that Agatha's Clanks have gotten a LOT better since the ones she made in the first four or so volumes. Her current ones, she has had since the fifth volume's start, and while some were destroyed or recycled, the rest are still active and working flawlessly.
Also, Sparks don't give a flying fuck about making their inventions useful or practicals - they are insane, remember? - and don't NEED knowledge either. To a Spark, inventing and creating comes as natural as breathing, and they consider knowledge about HOW to build things a crutch for people who just aren't as good as them.
Gilgamesh and Klaus are EXCEPTIONS to this rule, not the norm - they are pragmatical and a WHOLE LOT less crazy than your average Spark, so they can appreciate the value of knowledge. Agatha? She only cares about it when she's not in Spark mode, due to the split personality the amulet prompted in her over the years. When she goes off the deep end, anyone and anything that's not a Spark tends to be regarded more or less as a gnat by her. And that's the average Spark's personality, for the record. The Jagermonsters even comment that when she's like that she acts more like the Spark she's supposed to be.
...it doesn't help that if Agatha was in Negima, she'd have solved the whole mess with Negi's enemies by sundown of the first day, most likely by crushing them like bugs with some ludicrous, reality-warping invention. Hakase, for all that she's good, doesn't RAPE THE LAWS OF PHYSICS AND COMMON SENSE with everything she does. Agatha... does that all the time.
GH brings a valid point to the table. :sisi:
The only edge Hakase has, is her army of robots, which is pretty much standard fair for a spark. The only real edge she might have are the demons bound by technology. Even then, they're not that much. It's only when you bring the really weird magi-tech, like the cassieopeia, that the Negima crew has an edge. And also note, that Agatha eventaully gets time travel too.
The only edge Hakase has, is her army of robots, which is pretty much standard fair for a spark. The only real edge she might have are the demons bound by technology. Even then, they're not that much. It's only when you bring the really weird magi-tech, like the cassieopeia, that the Negima crew has an edge. And also note, that Agatha eventaully gets time travel too.