Tag: au

zhepf-xiv:

My Hero Academia X Cells at Work!
Another Anime/Manga that im into! i just love biology that much uwu

Just a fast doodle, I may or may not polish this after my con prep.

i haven’t been posting here, im more active on my FB page since i update about my upcoming cons in there (and my phone hates tumblr, idk why)

franeridart:

This is probably the most self indulgent thing I’ve drawn in forever 👌

fantasy AU of DDOTA for the 5 headcanons meme?

deliverusfromsburb:

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So is that like… a fantasy Homestuck AU except people get better character development

Every generic fantasy HS au on the planet has some sort of fantasy Europe dueling Derse-Prospit kingdoms thing so let’s not do that. I was actually struggling to come up with a generic fantasy idea, but I just finished reading Beneath the Sugar Sky, so let’s do a Wayward Children thing! For those unfamiliar with that, the conceit is kids who wandered into another world Narnia-style and then ended up back on Earth, disoriented and confused.

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This one actually stuck with me, so here are a few other thoughts.

I didn’t mention John. John went to a Nonsense world that was all fun and games until it wasn’t, and when he came back he did his best to forget. He’s always been good at that. He was happy to see his father. He slipped easily back in his life at home. Until one day one of those cracks opens up and he slips into a world that is definitely not made for him. That’s not surprising. More of these fractures are opening up. What’s surprising is that he makes it back, not too long after he fell through, and in one piece. He’s got a knack for it, it seems – for knowing where he came from and where he’s been; finding doorways, walking through them, and finding the way home again. So when kids keep disappearing, and they need to find the source of whatever’s breaking the walls between worlds, he gets dragged out of his denial to serve as their guide. As long as everyone’s with him, they can move between worlds without too much trouble.

Until he takes a turn even he wasn’t expecting, and they’re back in what they think is their world… until they get back to the home for wayward children and there are four other children with familiar faces living there. That’s when things start getting really complicated.

Some envision the structure of the worlds as a compass, or a set of axes. Either implies a center. There is a world at the center of all worlds, which inspires all the others. And one day, the most wayward of all children found her way there. Her name is Calliope, and she is telling herself a story.

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Monster AU

dexondefense:

So @midnitedancer and I got to talking about this dumb idea I had for a monster AU and it turned into a whole thing (this is huge) so here we go. 

Part of the Monster Haus AU

AU WHERE EVERYTHING IS BASICALLY THE SAME EXCEPT EVERYONE IS A MONSTER. 

  • Eric Richard Bittle is a small town witch from Georgia. 
  • He’s not a very powerful witch, and is actually terrible at most spells. He can’t cast a charm to save his life and he almost blew up his house trying to cast a tiny pimple hex on a bully at school. His mother was a champion on a broom, but Eric can’t stay on for more than a minute or two without falling off. For a while he thinks he might have gotten too much of his human father in him, and magic isn’t made for him. 
  • And then his mother teaches him how to bake. 
  • Eric is a demon in the kitchen. It’s where all of his magic comes out.
  • He always knew his mother was a kitchen witch, but no one really ever knew how that would translate to him. Kitchen witches are typically female, but Suzanne Bittle was thrilled when she realized her son had inherited her knack for magical baked good. 
  • Eric can bake good luck, misfortune, love spells, hexes, confidence, you name it and he can bake it, into a pie. Cookies and brownies can work as well, but they tend to have a smaller effect. 
  • His father is a human with no magic, and head football coach for the local high school. Coach is aware that his wife is a witch, though the extent of her powers are a little nebulous to him. Eric tends not to share his own magical abilities with him.
  • Doesn’t matter though, because he’s headed off to college at Samwell University to play hockey with the Big Monsters Boys. 
  • Eric comes from a pretty small community of mainly witches and humans. There was a werewolf pack that had some kids in his high school, and the odd phantom or two, but he knows Samwell is going to be a whole different ball game. There were at least five species he didn’t even recognize on the brochure alone. 
  • “Are you sure about this?” His mom asks for the 50th time. “I read online they allow demons to attend. Demons, Dicky!” “Mom, stop.” “Okay, but make sure you have your garlic. And your silver. And the gold. And iron. And-” “MOM.” “Okay, okay!” 
  • Samwell is an even bigger mess than Eric or his worried mother could have ever imagined. He is absolutely terrified excited. 
  • During athletic orientation Eric ends up between two of his fellow hockey players (Ollie and Pacer, he thinks their names are), both of whom are a foot taller than him. They are both also very excitable werewolves who seem to be forming a pack right in front of him. Or around him, as he is still stuck between them. 
  • Those two, however, are absolutely nothing compared to the rest of his team. 

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