mdzs au where everything is the same except jiang cheng calls wei wuxian “edge lord” during his yiling patriarch era
ffvii time travel au where cloud and tifa got married and the dynamic is this:
cloud, sighing: I miss my wife, zack. I miss her a lot. I gotta go, I’ll be back soon.
demon underling: we found out who’s been raiding the territory! It’s polyamorous Lou Binghe.
demon canon fodder: that little fuck! I want him dead! I want his wife dead! I want his wife dead! I want his wife dead! I want his wife de— *repeats ad nauseum*
do I think these dgm characters would survive the wilderness (barring immortality lmao)
Allen: of course. I’m almost sure he’s had to do it before (cross *cough cough*)
Link: no? The streets sure, but the true wilderness? Probably not, unless the crows get that kind of training
Kanda: no. He’ll survive a fight, but he’s not going to be able to scavenge or he’ll eat something poisonous lmao. If the order had wilderness survival training, he probably did everything wrong on purpose
Lenalee: no. She’ll also survive a fight, but she doesn’t strike me as someone who was taught those skills. If anything, I think the order would have intentionally kept her vulnerable in that way to further prevent any running
Lavi: probably. The bookman clan has to have training for that.
Miranda: FUCK no lmao (I’m so sorry, my love)
Alistar: Nope
Timothy: no, sadly. Any education he was given on the subject went in one ear and out the other.
Cross: Yes.
Mother: Yes, she gives old woman who mysteriously survives everything vibes
Klaud: yes… even though she seems like a lady accustomed to finer things
Tiedoll: no… maybe? He seems like a prepared man.
Road: yes. She’s older than she looks, and I think she figured it out because she was bored.
Tyki: yeah, but not because of any actual skill. He survives as a comedy gag.
Sheryl: no, richboy
Apocryphos: unfortunately, yes.
the Earl/Adam: yes. That is one OLD motherfucker.
Mana (no, I’m not explaining): he’s either like Tyki or he absolutely thrives. You go looking for him, and you find him with a fully functional cabin and a garden. It’s been only two days. He didn’t make either, nor did he find them.
Neah: I feel like the answer is no.
my desperate craving for d gray man content has become near unbearable, so it may be time for me to take matters into my own hands. that being said. I have no idea what to write about.
so if anyone sees this and has any suggestions or prompt ideas, please let me know!
that being said, I’m not the biggest fan of modern no power aus (unless they’re funny enough). But I do welcome crossover ideas!
at some point in while being buried for 100 years, xie lian must have prayed for jun wu to let him die, right? so I just can’t get this out of my head:
xie lian, buried alive, begging for death: I’m tired of this grandpa
jun wu, in heaven: that’s too damn bad! You keep digging!
Nea: you look nice. Who dressed you, the Great Depression?
Cross: you look lonely, Nea. I’m so sorry I couldn’t attend your funeral 35 years go.
mdzs au where everything is the same except jiang cheng calls wei wuxian “edge lord” during his yiling patriarch era
I can’t remember if it was in any of the extras, but I desperately want to know what mortals thought of the whole situation after Xie Lian’s third ascension.
like the heavenly emperor was overthrown. An ancient curse/plague descended upon a city and was prevented by the same god who was blamed for it the last time. The heavens soared across the sky, pursued by a giant statue of that same god.
Did they ever find out how utterly insane Jun Wu was? Did they learn about how he sabotaged the Prince who Please the Gods into becoming the god of misfortune?
The plays must have gone crazy in the few years after. Either they knew some stuff and that’s wild enough on its own, or they came up with some shit that had to be equally batshit.
modern (no powers) au where crowned clown is a tapeworm that Allen formed an emotional attachment to
gotta be infuriating to be one of the people involved in the plotting/secrets of the Holy War in dgm.
you picked random guy one to be the Guy Who Dies (he even agreed!) and he’s just… so hard to kill. Everything that you’ve done to kill him has backfired and he’s harder to kill now.
your choice to use him as your memory vessel extended his life temporarily. that other guy’s attempt at killing for this decision failed miserably, now he has a weapon and is years younger. the weapon is no longer responding to commands and won’t kill him. yet another person tries to kill him, but because he’s a kid now, he feels bad and spares him. you feel bad when you try to kill him, even after he’s grown up a bit—he’s just so nice!
when he tries to die on his own, he’s super durable.
now you’re just waiting him out, but he’s making everything so difficult. you think you’re getting somewhere, and then he comes back, clinging to life and sanity by the skin of his teeth.
he’s dying at a rapid, unstoppable rate and he’s unkillable.