Interesting story not gonna lie totally rooting for Kim to annihilate everything in the sequel that would be fairly awesome. Anyway keep up the good work

Are you going to continue this one i would really like to know

cool story

... i hate it when you end them like that...

and i finally finished it!

now kim is turning into a killer! id thought id never seen the day ;.;

ok, i was not expecting that. i never thought id see Shego as a killer!

and this had made my nose ichy!

Excellent story,

And a great, if not disturbing ending.

I'm very curious if this is going to get a sequel, and how that will play out.

Keep up the very good writing that you do,

reader101w

Cool chapter,

Kim's reasoning is somewhat logical, but twisted at the same time.

What can stop her now, and how?

I hope to read the last chapter soon.

Keep up the very good writing that you do,

reader101w

Okay, I waited till you finished to review the story overall.

You started out with some serious promise, but then got wimpy about it.

Why?

Don't know, but then you pulled out a pretty good save in the end, and I hope it implies a serious sequel that will return to the hardcore storytelling you began with on this one.

I look forward to seeing what come.

After the first chapter I wasn't sure I was going to enjoy this. I knew it wasn't Kigo and that it was going to be darker than the Kim Possible stories I usually read. But I did enjoy it and I can't wait for the sequel.

The only thing I couldn't quite get my head around was the cruel Shego of the first two chapters (despite the explanation for her actions) and the one I was rooting for in the end.

Overall, it was a very nice twist on a classic.

loved it

Wow...so everything failed, in the end.

I hope it isn't too late...

Great read! I hope you will continue the story line!

*Cue terminator theme*

Great stuff. I'm impressed with how many parralels you've drawn to the Terminator series while still putting your own KP twist on it. Very interesting.

-Twy

Wonderful ending (though seen coming if one is familiar with the source material). This, like so many of your stories, begs for a sequel. Very well done.

Doc