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		New Fic Recommendation Thread
		
		
		03-29-2004, 10:03 PM 
	 
	
		Since the other one is both very long and moribund, I'll start a new thread for recommending fics.  Here's one for a show that doesn't get enough quality fics, in my opinion.  Chris, if you haven't seen this, it should qualify under your original terms for fics you want to read. 
Ken Wolfe's  El Hazard Earth.  A continuation of El Hazard that picks up at the end of the original OVA, where Makoto finally comes for Ifurita.  Very good, very interesting, and has some intriguing ideas that are implemented very very well.
 
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		04-02-2004, 06:48 AM 
	 
	
		Yes, I'll second that (having devoured them the day after you showed me OAV series 1...    
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		04-02-2004, 08:29 AM 
	 
	
		Speaking of Ken Wolfe, I've enjoyed his  Sailor Moon fics for years. I particularly like  Kiss of the Enemy, which is, of all things, a  Sailor Moon - Draka crossover.  ![[Image: eek.gif]](http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/eek.gif)  Jeanne
 
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		04-02-2004, 09:53 PM 
	 
	
		Haven't seen that, Jeanne.  I'll have to check it out soon -- as soon as my life gives me some free time again. 
 
 
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		04-02-2004, 09:55 PM 
	 
	
		Quote: Yes, I'll second that (having devoured them the day after you showed me OAV series 1...
  
Kinda thought you might.    We have OAV 2, btw, and it's not bad.  It's also rather short -- an afternoon's viewing, more or less.   
OAV 3, though -- after watching two tapes (yeah, I think it was before we got our DVD player), Peggy and I decided that it inhaled greatly, and gave up on it.
 
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		04-02-2004, 09:55 PM 
	 
	
		I third that. His Vampire Princess Miyu/Brimstone xpver was intriguing. 
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		El Hazard OVA3
		
		
		04-02-2004, 10:16 PM 
	 
	
		//OAV 3, though -- after watching two tapes (yeah, I think it was before we got our DVD player), Peggy and I decided that it inhaled greatly, and gave up on it.// 
 
We're talking the Alternative World arc? It wasn't too bad. Not to mention Makoto had to make a very difficult choice in that story.  
What's sad about the entire thing is that now you have 3 girls going after him..even when it's apparent (at least to us) that he already made his choice. 
An El-Hazard step would be intriguing..given the symmetry between Makoto and Doug's situations. 
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		04-02-2004, 10:19 PM 
	 
	
		Quote: I third that. His Vampire Princess Miyu/Brimstone xpver was intriguing.
  
Oh yeah, that's in my favorites archive.
 
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		04-02-2004, 10:21 PM 
	 
	
		Quote: We're talking the Alternative World arc? It wasn't too bad.
  
Yeah, that's the one.  We got bored with it -- nothing seemed to happen in the first six or seven episodes; at least, nothing we cared about.
 
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		hmm, has this already been mentioned?
		
		
		04-02-2004, 10:57 PM 
	 
	
		Don't know whether or not it's already been mentioned here, but I've been going over some fanfic pages and found a reference to: 
I'm Here to Help - sadly discontinued, but a very interesting view at the Sailor Moon universe through the eyes of a villain/anti-hero. 
 www.ladykoneko.net/Librar...toHelp.htm
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oh, and then there's this guy:
 www.rakhal.com/florestica...index.html
For some reason, I like his writing. Interesting SM altaverses he's got in the making. Life's Blood is the one I'm bugging him to get done. The one-shots are nice, too.  
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		04-03-2004, 03:22 AM 
	 
	
		Quote: I'm Here to Help - sadly discontinued, but a very interesting view at the Sailor Moon universe through the eyes of a villain/anti-hero.
  
Oh, yeah, I remember this.  Pity it was never completed...
 
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		04-05-2004, 08:44 PM 
	 
	
		If I may... 
www.rakhal.com/florestica/index.html
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		04-08-2004, 09:34 PM 
	 
	
		>If I may... 
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>ww.rakhal.com/florestica/index.html 
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>In general contains a lot of very good pages. It's a bit hit & >miss, but overall it's not bad. 
I agree, but then I'm biased since that's where I set up shop. 
I've already mentioned Dro'gan, but of the others who're worth checking out ... Benjamin A. Oliver, of course. Then there's Brian Randall (great stuff). Also liked most of the stuff by Aondehafka. Ukyou Kuonji has an interesting short 'Given and taken away' which is featured on her page.  
... and I'm stopping before I ramble on further.  
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		Plug for Griever too!
		
		
		04-09-2004, 09:37 AM 
	 
	
		Let's just say your xovers are a bit on the unusual side and leave it at that. 
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		I'm Here to help
		
		
		04-13-2004, 01:09 AM 
	 
	
		Actually, the problem with IHTH is this... 
It was completed...then something evil happened 
and the last chapter got cut in half in Mark Doherty's 
hard drive crash. 
He posted part a of the final chapter on the FFML what 
six years ago? and he suddenly disappeared. 
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		06-09-2005, 09:10 AM 
	 
	
		Hmm most of my favorite fic's have been plugged in the older threads, but I think I can manage a few. 
I'm sure you've all read it before, but how's about RPM's  The More Things Change? Actually, does anyone know if there's more to this than what the R.A.A.C has? 
I've enjoyed G.L. Sandborn's  Nabiki - New Horizon's and Robotech - FOX Squadron fics. 
Spanner's  Halftime, a Ranma/Crono Trigger crossover isn't too bad. 
Mark MacKinnon's  Shadow Chronicles are pretty good too, though some of them are NSFW. Also, his Senshi scare me. 
And finally, something I don't think I've seen mentioned yet, is  Improfanfic. Since it's multiple authors, chapters can be hit or miss, but alot of it's pretty good. I highly recommend  Final Fantasy Legacy. 
And one can't talk about Improfanfic without mentioning the greatest of them all...  Magical Troubleshooting Crossover Fighting Federation Ultra! and it's predecessor,  MTCFF Beta.-- 
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		06-10-2005, 12:27 AM 
	 
	
		Hajime and Tokio, a Rurouni Kenshin story by Angrybee.  To quote, "The story of the life, and love, which grew between an unlikely couple. Follows Saitou and Tokio from the Genji era through and past the Rurouni Kenshin tale."********* 
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		06-10-2005, 11:09 AM 
	 
	
		Actually,I have a few more recommendations: 
www.iamnota.net/fanfics/ctcd/ and the following Ranma 1/2 / Harry Potter crossover  www.fanfiction.net/s/1749870/1/ , which is an AU set in Harry's fifth year. 
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		06-10-2005, 02:20 PM 
	 
	
		Quote: The second story is a sequel to Comes The Cold Dragon
  
Huh?  CTCD isn't even finished yet.  Is this by the same author?
 
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		06-10-2005, 05:29 PM 
	 
	
		Quote: Huh? CTCD isn't even finished yet. Is this by the same author? 
  
No, it's some unauthorized sequel which is also a HP/Ranma crossover. 
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		06-10-2005, 06:52 PM 
	 
	
		Well, in that case I won't even bother looking at it. 
 
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		06-10-2005, 09:52 PM 
	 
	
		Yeah. The writing's not too bad, but he's openly ripping off CTCD and suffering from a bit of Ranma-Sue-ism. The early scene where Malfoy tries to drop a Crucio on Ranma, who pretty much ignores it... well. CTCD-Ranma is pretty damn powerful, yes, and he looks even more so when placed against the backdrop of the young Hogwarts students. 
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		06-10-2005, 10:47 PM 
	 
	
		Not too bad?! 
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		06-10-2005, 11:04 PM 
	 
	
		Then again, I regularly try to convince Chris Meadows to write more Undocumented Features stuff. 
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		06-11-2005, 07:12 AM 
	 
	
		Oh, Meadows wasn't that bad.-- 
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