I concur on the funny. I prefer FMP's Drama to its comedy. (I found parts of Fumofu
difficult to handle, and skipped some of it.) I found that comedy and drama were well
integrated in this last story, to the point that laughter overcame my rage at the people
who were holding an obnoxiously loud conversation that had been hampering my ability to
read the story.
My favorite bit is and
where As far as mission five goes, four (Feb 2) seems pretty clear that there won't be any
breaks from classes until sanity week, which seems the best bet for class trips.
Checking against the academic calender suggests that they won't skip covering
valentine's day, thus suggesting no class trips until after the next mission. Of
course, now I realise that I don't know anything about highschool trips, to what degree
classes interfere, or how flexible people are. As for the issue of the threat, well the latest chapter made me think that the Red force
could 1) Send in something that will set off Sagara, due to looking like a threat. 2)
Wait for Sterling to show up to shout him down. 3) Detonate the nuke concealed in the
threat. The main problems with this are that a nuke might not be enough to take out
Sterling, and that the hypothetical Red force might have an intent more along the line
of canon's 'abduct, torture, mind-rape'.
We don't yet actually know that there is a Red force in DSM. In canon, we knew from the
start that they existed because of the girl that they'd kidnapped and hurt badly that
the Blue force recovers. We also knew something about Sosuke and the Blue force by this
point also. In DSM panic, for all we know, some rich fellow hired Sosuke for some crazy
and ultimately harmless purpose. I honestly think there aren't many choices they could
make in terms of opposition or lack thereof that could harm the story without grafting
the USSR onto UF:FI.
An alternative model based on a theory of mine that I hinted at before, that
This of course raises the possibility
that Additional notions which have spoilers for both DSM panic and FMP.
Canon's Sosuke's problem is the RomanFanboy, Wall of Text that walks like a fool.
difficult to handle, and skipped some of it.) I found that comedy and drama were well
integrated in this last story, to the point that laughter overcame my rage at the people
who were holding an obnoxiously loud conversation that had been hampering my ability to
read the story.
My favorite bit is and
where As far as mission five goes, four (Feb 2) seems pretty clear that there won't be any
breaks from classes until sanity week, which seems the best bet for class trips.
Checking against the academic calender suggests that they won't skip covering
valentine's day, thus suggesting no class trips until after the next mission. Of
course, now I realise that I don't know anything about highschool trips, to what degree
classes interfere, or how flexible people are. As for the issue of the threat, well the latest chapter made me think that the Red force
could 1) Send in something that will set off Sagara, due to looking like a threat. 2)
Wait for Sterling to show up to shout him down. 3) Detonate the nuke concealed in the
threat. The main problems with this are that a nuke might not be enough to take out
Sterling, and that the hypothetical Red force might have an intent more along the line
of canon's 'abduct, torture, mind-rape'.
We don't yet actually know that there is a Red force in DSM. In canon, we knew from the
start that they existed because of the girl that they'd kidnapped and hurt badly that
the Blue force recovers. We also knew something about Sosuke and the Blue force by this
point also. In DSM panic, for all we know, some rich fellow hired Sosuke for some crazy
and ultimately harmless purpose. I honestly think there aren't many choices they could
make in terms of opposition or lack thereof that could harm the story without grafting
the USSR onto UF:FI.
An alternative model based on a theory of mine that I hinted at before, that
This of course raises the possibility
that Additional notions which have spoilers for both DSM panic and FMP.
Canon's Sosuke's problem is the RomanFanboy, Wall of Text that walks like a fool.