Side-Story Script Suggestions Wanted
🕑 Added 2020-08-14 01:26:02 +0000 UTCWell, we're more than halfway through the two side stories. And I need to write more before I find other artists to try out. I have an idea for an adult story, but I need a gen-aud story to go with it... and for that, I'm currently out of ideas.
So, readers: is there some point of history you'd like explored from the were view? Is there a legend you want addressed? Is there some part of the story so far you want a closer look at? Let me know!
Comments
Lord Byron
What about werepersons on both sides of the US Revolution?
Sonicrailin
I'm kinda of curious about the potential of out comes of weres cross breeding . . . like is it possible for cross-breed-mixed offspring, and if so, what features would be dominant and so on . . . the reason I ask is because of a character concept I was struck with while reading the main story. An exchange student that come from a complex mixed heritage made possible by his great ancestors . . . a Kitsune and a Nekomata. The idea was that the mix of natural shapeshifter blood made the gene pool more flexible, allowing for each generation to breed at least one "chimera" like offspring . . . leading down to the one who joins the main characters' class. His mixed blood includes some traces of Kitsune and were-fox, but its primarily felines . . . making him akin to a Were-Liger . . . which, in a scene I pictured, makes his full size were-form more than a rival for a Were-Bear. So I was wondering if such mixed bloods were possible. As for legends and history . . . the Egyptian mythology is a good area to explore . . . but so would India and Hindu legends I think . . . and maybe explore the Orient to see how Kitsunes and other Japanese shapeshifters fit into the were world/community.
Shadow
Or even an origin story on how all Lycans come from, and how they thrive in smaller groups when compared to humans and their ancestors?
Shadow
Can you do a parady of Bagi: Monster of mighty nature with the Werelions? And maybe some Egyptian stories of Lions vs "Jackals" (aka Werewolves)?