If you have a choice between writing a popular cliché and writing an unpopular original idea, go for the original idea. Be daring. Take risks.

Well, I'm Animegirl257. I’m currently working on a story known as Asterism that will be posted in the near future.

I was also co-writing story known as Tribal End with Omegaxis1 until recently.

I'll try and leave updates on my profile if anything comes up.

If you want to talk to me feel free to leave a PM. I'm not against it but please don't shamelessly advertise your own stories ok? I'm fine with trading ideas and discussing stories but don't just say 'please read my stories!' or something. I do love to talking in general, including but not limited to what I've been writing about, and I'm willing to beta or collab on an idea you have, if I like it myself of course.

Updates

10/22/2018: I've finally made some decent progress in posting Asterism and working on the plot. I should be able to constantly post for at least a couple more chapters, and hopefully, I'll stay ahead even if the feedback for the story has been lacking. I've also finally uploaded a picture of Axl Trigger's completely overhauled design on my DeviantArt. It took forever to make him look decent.

12/5/2016:

I've made enough progress I'm comfortable saying I'm back, alive, and working on a highly anticipated story. Most, if not all, of the fic will be finished beforehand, so expect a long wait before it starts posting.

8/22/2016:

I'm (possibly) back and I've started a new fic. However, it will not be posted unless I actually finish it beforehand.

3/29/2013:

Late post is late, but oh well. Updates are now steadily at once a week, either Friday or Saturday, though I try to aim for Friday. Good god this will be a long fic, already almost at 100,000 words and I've hardly started! Well, I hope that you'll all remember to review with each chapter and favorite and follow as well Just because I'm not holding next chapter hostage for X number of reviews doesn't mean it isn't a huge motivation boost to see a new review, even if you don't have much to say, feel free to suggest ideas, as this story is flexible enough to fit in any good ideas.

1/16/2013:

So to celebrate the end of exams, I've gone ahead and made a Deviantart by the same name (http:///). No art just yet but I will be posting the first chapter or so of each story I'm currently working on along with any one-shots. Right now you're missing nothing, though I will at least leave a little alert if I post something. Feel free to request characters, scenes, or what have you.

Current Projects:

Father Material: Series of roughly connected one-shots of Satan!Rin growing up. Fun story to not be taken seriously.

Asterism: Rewrite of Shooting Stars that is currently updating about once a month.

Dead projects:

Shooting Stars: Ryuusei no Rockman; AU, Anime Based with game influences. If you've seen the anime you'll know the general idea behind this story; Subaru and eventually Misora have to team up to stop the FM Life forms from destroying the earth. But sadly, no one told them that an old fugitive from the war with Planet AM decided to drop by, or that a FM life form on the run from a group of insane FM scientists was already hiding here. And then everything goes to hell.

Summary: One day Subaru (Geo) happened to run into an FM life form fugitive known as War-Rock (Omega-Xis), who was running from other FMs who all wanted the Andromeda key he had so they could blow up the world. But no one expected an infamous war fugitive to come to Earth for a form of revenge against the FM King Cepheus or a runaway experimental FM to already be hiding on Earth. AU, Reboot

Starts off almost the same, but will become very AU-ish as it goes on. The effects will steadily snowball and grow in each book.

Warnings:

1. Cursing
2. Violence
3. Blood
4. Darker themes
5. Occasional gore
6. Death

Complete Projectes:

An Unreliable Narrator: The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya One-shot. Slight AU featuring Kyon also as a god but having hidden that from the rest of the S.O.S Brigade.

Summary: One Shot, considering expanding on but I'm not sure yet. When you're told a story through the eyes of only one character, it is inevitable that certain things will be…embellished. Some things may change, some things may be exaggerated, and some things may be left out completely. Like who Kyon really is, for example.

Possible Projects:

This is an idea I plan to do a long time from now, but has surprisingly already been asked for. In short; this story would be a cross-over of my edited Starforce universe and the Battle Network series. I have no idea if this would be based off the show or the games, nor any idea of plot yet. Do not expect to see this anytime soon; it would take place at least after I finish the 2nd 'book'.

A completely different Ib story inspired off the new endings recently released for the game. The story itself would take place in the 'Together Forever' ending, with the assumption that the 'Forgotten Portrait' ending also takes place. Mary escaped the gallery and took Gary's place, but she still does not belong in the real world. You can never escape who you really are, nor what you've done.

My rules for writing (General guide only, you need more than this; your own rules really):

1: Spellcheck: It’s a very nice thing. Don’t try and use that as a excuse for your problems and mistakes, it DOESN'T CATCH EVERYTHING. Ok? Go over your work and make sure it’s the right word and/or grammar. If you miss something here or there (like I do) that's fine, but I don't think anyone wants to read 'hes went two skool 2day' or something like that.

2: Description: Don’t just say “She was standing in the wind and had blond hair and was wearing a blue dress” say “She stood there silently as the wind played with her messy blond hair and made her silken blue dress flutter.” Say it in a creative way, and not just stating the facts, that’s boring to read. Creativity is a must in writing, and try using different words every now and then.

3: OC: If your using an Original Character, please, please, PLEASE make them realistic and not “I’m so perfect how could anyone hate me?” or “My life sucks, I want to die, everyone hates me” that’s just not real. And not every existing character will love and/or hate your character. Some people just hate each other or don't care. No self-inserts unless you're self-insert fits and/or isn't a Mary-Sue (Gary-Stu for any guys out there) I may not be the best at it, but that doesn't mean you should suck at it to. And no OC's for the sole purpose of pairing up characters to. Just...no.

4: Parings: ok, people don’t just instantly fall in love. So don’t just have love happen without there being a reason. Make it work. And please don’t break up officially established parings without a valid reason like your story being an AU or there’s really a true reason. And not every relationship has to be love or absolute hate. People can just be friends to you know.

5: Fighting: Don’t be afraid to hurt your characters. Or kill them off. After all, if your story involves fighting, people are going to get hurt. And people are going to die. And though humans do bleed, the human body only has so much blood in it, so no pairing the walls unless you kill off like 20 random filler characters. And a person can only take so much before they either pass out or go into shock or just plain die. Injuries don’t just magically heal on their own, so you either need to remember how your characters are injured, or have someone have healing powers.

6: Remember your characters! Don’t just have one or two characters drop off the face of the planet for ten chapters (unless you're alternating perspectives every few chapters or something) and they suddenly appear for no reason. Either give an explanation or remember to at least mention them. It's hard to do when you have a huge cast (I know) but mention them in passing if you must, and if you have to exclude them (fighting or plot chapters they aren't relevant to yet) get back to them as soon as the plot allows.

7: A problem that I've recently noticed and just bothers me. No massive blocks of text. It's messy and not fun to read. At the very least almost every line of dialog should have its own line, and even long speeches should be broken up in some way. It's just hard to read endless blocks of texts where it is easy to skip lines or miss things.

8: Another personal thing, though I believe that others also think this. Don't put 'I know this story isn't any good', 'I'm not a very good writer', or 'This is my first story' in your description or even that you suck at writing descriptions. It lowers our opinion of your story before we've even read it and makes a good number of people less likely to read the story.