On Sat, 6 Jan 2001, C. Jones wrote:
Hmmm... I must have missed your first two... are they available for public
consupmtion?
Shampoo's Quest is at http://www.dkcomm.net/rhea/Stories/Ranma/Shampoo
A Chibi-Chibi Forever Voyaging is at
http://www.dkcomm.net/rhea/Stories/Sailormoon/Chibi
I need to revise the Chibi-Chibi one, though, as I never got around to
writing a better ending for it; I wasn't in the best of moods when I wrote
its ending.
This was *very* funny, John. I loved the Zork references, and even though
it was set in a 'player' style, the characterization was pretty much dead
on, even for Kei-kun. (I love watching him waffling over Mitsumi and Naru...)
Thanks! I really love this series.
It's also worth considering that while you cast this in the style of an
Infocomm text adventure, Love Hina is very closely based on all the
'Relationship Simulation' RPG games that are very popular in Japan but
never make it to the US. Your style also manages to capture this aspect,
even if it
wasn't intentional. (I suspect it was. ^_^)
It was quite deliberate :)
Lastly: FINALLY! LOVE HINA FANFICTION!!! WHOOHOO!
Eventually, I am going to write another Love Hina short, 'Ia! Ia!
Tama-chan Fhtagn!', when I find the time. Probably Spring Break unless
inspiration just kicks me in the head earlier.
John Walter Biles : MA-History, ABD, Ph.D Candidate at U. Kansas
ranma@falcon.cc.ukans.edu http://www.dkcomm.net/rhea/falcon.html
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