Thanks to everyone who took the time to read "The Switch". It's always rewarding to put the time and effort into something that people will read and hopefully enjoy.
Unlike writing the Teen Titans story, I found writing a Fairly Odd Parents one is a whole other beast. Fairly Odd Parents is about the visual as well as comedy aspect, something I quickly had to adapt to. The way I tackled "The Switch" was to write as if it was a script for the show. I also found out that comedy is something you really have to work at. The running gag of the intentionally vague snake incident and various dialogue took a while to compose, especially trying to keep it in the spirit of the show.
If you didn't know by now, Veronica is my favorite character on Fairly Odd Parents and I always thought she deserved at least one meaty role in an episode. The reason I like her so much is she always gets the funniest parts of each episode she's in. She stole the show in "Big Superhero Wish" as the inept Hawk Gal and had me literally rolling at the sight of her room plastered with Trixie paraphernalia in "Information Stupor Highway". It's pretty obvious that I took the latter episode as a springboard for "The Switch", being the episode we discover Veronica likes Timmy and also her psychotic worship of Trixie, both of which gets utilized here.
I could have easily turned the story into a lovey-dovey affair, but it would go against what the show was like. Timmy isn't supposed to attain Trixie or suddenly switch over to Veronica. Everything had to revert to square one, though the last line "Hi Veronica" can be left open for interpretation on the outcome.
I'm not sure if I'll attempt another Fairly Odd Parents story. I'd need a solid idea to work around before I attempt another one. Those wanting my next Teen Titans story may get their wish, though I'm still extremely hesitant to write a sequel to "The Triangle". Anyway, it may be a while before my next fanfic attempt, but I hope you won't forget about me.
Lastly, thanks to The End of Nite Owl, warprince2000, wingedwish, Cweek, The Drewfus, SupersayiankingTommy, Fantasytraveler and to anyone else who read "The Switch". Until next time, FOP fans.
-KTF
Unlike writing the Teen Titans story, I found writing a Fairly Odd Parents one is a whole other beast. Fairly Odd Parents is about the visual as well as comedy aspect, something I quickly had to adapt to. The way I tackled "The Switch" was to write as if it was a script for the show. I also found out that comedy is something you really have to work at. The running gag of the intentionally vague snake incident and various dialogue took a while to compose, especially trying to keep it in the spirit of the show.
If you didn't know by now, Veronica is my favorite character on Fairly Odd Parents and I always thought she deserved at least one meaty role in an episode. The reason I like her so much is she always gets the funniest parts of each episode she's in. She stole the show in "Big Superhero Wish" as the inept Hawk Gal and had me literally rolling at the sight of her room plastered with Trixie paraphernalia in "Information Stupor Highway". It's pretty obvious that I took the latter episode as a springboard for "The Switch", being the episode we discover Veronica likes Timmy and also her psychotic worship of Trixie, both of which gets utilized here.
I could have easily turned the story into a lovey-dovey affair, but it would go against what the show was like. Timmy isn't supposed to attain Trixie or suddenly switch over to Veronica. Everything had to revert to square one, though the last line "Hi Veronica" can be left open for interpretation on the outcome.
I'm not sure if I'll attempt another Fairly Odd Parents story. I'd need a solid idea to work around before I attempt another one. Those wanting my next Teen Titans story may get their wish, though I'm still extremely hesitant to write a sequel to "The Triangle". Anyway, it may be a while before my next fanfic attempt, but I hope you won't forget about me.
Lastly, thanks to The End of Nite Owl, warprince2000, wingedwish, Cweek, The Drewfus, SupersayiankingTommy, Fantasytraveler and to anyone else who read "The Switch". Until next time, FOP fans.
-KTF