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| Dark Qiviut |
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Author has written 41 stories for Sonic the Hedgehog, Digimon, Card Captor Sakura, Yu-Gi-Oh GX, and My Little Pony. My name is Dark Qiviut, and welcome to my fanfiction archive. I'm a huge fan of quite a few anime, mostly Digimon, and I'm also a long-time fan of both Sonic the Hedgehog and Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends. I visit other fanfiction archives, but Digimon and Sonic the Hedgehog are the fandoms I'm usually around in. I'm a fan of other forms of anime, too. I also love Kannazuki no Miko, S-Cry-Ed (a.k.a. Scryed), Neon Genesis Evangelion, Naruto, Card Captor Sakura, & Fullmetal Alchemist. I'm also a fan of Yu-Gi-Oh, Yu-Gi-Oh GX, Flint: The Time Detective, Sailor Moon, Kiki's Delivery Service, .hack//Legend of the Twilight Bracelet, Sonic X (Japanese original), Escaflowne, and Monster Rancher. My favorite male Digimon Adventure (01/02) DigiDestined: My favorite female Digimon Adventure (01/02) DigiDestined: My favorite Digimon Tamer: My favorite Digimon Frontier DigiDestined: My favorite Digimon Saver: My least-favorite DigiDestined/Tamer: DigiDestined charcters I'm neutral with: My favorite DigiDestined heterosexual couples: My favorite DigiDestined yuri pairings: My favorite DigiDestined yaoi pairings: My favorite DigiDestined incest pairings: My favorite DigiDestined crossover pairings: My least-favorite DigiDestined pairings: My favorite Digimon: My favorite Digimon couples: My least-favorite Digimon couples: My favorite Digimon/Human crossbreeding couples: My least-favorite Digimon/Human crossbreeding couple: My favorite non-DigiDestined/Tamers in the Digimon cast: My favorite Sonic characters: My favorite Sonic couples: My least-favorite Sonic couples: My favorite Thomas and Friends' characters: My favorite Thomas and Friends' couples: My favorite Yu-Gi-Oh characters: My least-favorite Yu-Gi-Oh characters: My favorite Yu-Gi-Oh pairings: My least-favorite Yu-Gi-Oh pairings: My favorite Yu-Gi-Oh GX characters (so far): My least-favorite Yu-Gi-Oh GX characters (so far): My favorite Yu-Gi-Oh GX pairings (so far): My least-favorite Yu-Gi-Oh GX pairings (so far): My favorite Cardcaptor Sakura characters: My favorite Cardcaptor Sakura pairings: Cardcaptor Sakura pairings I don't like: My favorite Sailor Moon characters: My favorite Sailor Moon pairings: My favorite male Inuyasha characters: My favorite female Inuyasha characters: My least-favorite Inuyasha characters: My favorite Inuyasha couples: My least-favorite Inuyasha couples: My favorite Scryed characters: My favorite Harry Potter characters: My least-favorite Harry Potter characters: My favorite Harry Potter couples: Harry Potter couples I'm neutral with: My least-favorite Harry Potter couples: My favorite Naruto characters: My favorite Naruto couples: My favorite villains: My favorite crossover couples: My favorite FanFiction characters: My favorite FanFiction villains: My favorite books: My favorite movies: My favorite musicals: My favorite T.V. shows: My favorite game shows: My favorite comedies: My favorite songs (English): My favorite songs (Japanese): My favorite game show themes: 1. "Who am I?" I'm also an artist. I paint landscapes, seascapes, and the "dreaded" winter scene (Winter's my favorite season. Summer's a big lemon-sucker). I can also draw, too. I've drawn many fanart on canonical characters from Sonic and Digimon. And they've all be drawn free-handed. It's not on my site just yet, but I will do that one day. I'm also a huge baseball fan (Red Sox & Marlins fan, I might add). I also enjoy watching hockey and wrestling every now and then. 2. "My penname and how I got it?" If anyone of you want to know what the word "qiviut" meant, look at this website. You can also find this term in the M.S.N. dictionary. 3. What do I look for in fanfiction or any kind of story? I also look at many other topics: depth, characterization (canonical or not), lots of discription, and a person's thoughts in a "narrative" format, in other words, describing a person's thoughts in an author's point of view. For example, in the Harry Potter series, J.K. Rowling described Harry's thoughts in that kind of format. One other thing I look for is the "sympathetic villain." A sympathetic villain is a villain that you have a lot of pity for. In other words, you feel sorry for this villain. One example of a sympathetic villain is Zira from "The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride." She was just so angry and that she couldn't put the past behind her. Another one I remember is Lust from "Fullmetal Alchemist." Yes, she seemed evil, but I can feel the anguish and envy inside her, especially since she desires to become a human. I wish that I someday see more fanfiction to which you feel very sorry for the poor villain rather than have pure hatred towards him. 4. What are the fandoms I enjoy? My writing fandoms are as follows: Digimon (Adventure, Adventure 02, Tamers, Savers), Sonic the Hedgehog (video game series), and Cardcaptor Sakura (anime). My reading fandoms are as follows: Digimon (Adventure, Adventure 02, Tamers, Frontier, Savers, V-Tamer, X-Evolution), Sonic the Hedgehog (video games, SatAM, O.V.A., the Sonic X anime), Cardcaptor Sakura (anime), and Thomas the Tank Engine (Seasons 1 through 7 and The Railway Series). Occasionally, I venture to fandoms other than those above. They're Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego?, Yu-Gi-Oh, Yu-Gi-Oh GX, Harry Potter (books), Naruto (anime), Inuyasha (preferably manga), Fullmetal Alchemist, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Monster Rancher, Chobits, and Sailor Moon (anime). Hopefully, I can transfer some of these fandoms to either permanent reading and/or writing fandoms one day. 5. My opinions on fanfiction: "Mary Sues" and the "Gary Stus" How, what, & why is a story all about?" "Alternate Universes and Crossovers" "Out of Characterness & Character Development" On the other hand, the canonical character might've acted differently mostly because they underwent a character development. For example, in the fifth Harry Potter book, many would say that Harry Potter was O.O.C. because he couldn't control his temper, but he was just getting older and maturing himself to become an "ordinary" adult. Besides, he was very stressed out after what happened the semester before. In the Digimon, many might say that if the kids (adults in the story) haven't acted the way they were were, they would say they became "O.O.C." However, it might be because thay underwent a "character development." Calling them "O.O.C." when they are grown up or if they are a few years older or younger than what they were is a misuse of terminology describing the character. "Canon & Fanon" thing. For fanon, we know that it's usually something that has claimed to happen in a show/movie/book, etc. Sometimes, this involves the couples, too. In the Digimon fandom, the most - pardon the sarcasm - "clichéd" pairings I've seen are Taiora, Mimato, Kenyako, Rukato, Takumi, and Takari, because they're so common around the site. However, I've seen that many people believe in one thing or another and blast them for it. Many believe in following the canon, while the others believe in following the fanon. In my opinion, I'm a fan of both fanon and canon. And unlike popular belief, I think both fanon and canon can coincide with each other. "Characterization" In my opinion, if the author wants to write the character through the canonical characterization, I'm okay with that. He can put them "out-of-character" if he wants; I'm okay with that. It's the author's decision and his alone. And when I review, I usually won't give advice on canonical characterization unless the author wants that. However, if I do have advice to write characters in-character, I have these three guidelines for you to keeping characters in-character. 1. Pretend you're that very person and try to think what the person might be thinking. 2. Try to think what their consciences are telling them and how will they react to certain situations. 3. Write a first-person point of view on this specific character. That way, you might understand their personalities a bit more. Keeping characters in-character is not one of the easiest things to do; I know for a fact. If you want to write the characters in-character, this is the best advice I have for you. "Fluency" "Cliffhangers" "Description" However, try to avoid some things that may come into play later on in the story. "Surprises" "Original and Clichéd Plots" On the other hand, I don't mind most clichéd plots, as long as the story is entertaining enough and that there are quirks here and there. However, if the authors want to write a unique or cliched plotline, more power to them. It's the author's decision and his or hers alone. "Plot & Setting" "Mood/Emotion" Plus, the mood will help you as to what genres you should put to your work. "Paragraphs" "Vocabulary" "Cliches, Metaphors, Similes, & Personifications" Also, figuratively giving inanimate objecta human qualities (i.e.: the mountain looks down upon the villagers) will also give the setting more depth and will also give you, the reader, a new pont of view on that setting. When it comes to cliches, try not to use them unless it's in dialogue. Using cliches is a good start for beginners, but it will demote the writer if used way too often. "Structure of dialogue" However, this is not one of them... ( "Maybe we can walk to the hills." Said Amy. "Or take a little break." Suggested Jamie. ) This mistake has been done several times, and I can't stress it that this is not the correct way of dialogue. Why isn't it correct? When you write the quotation, then the description as to who said it, the first word following the quote must be lower-cased (if the word isn't a proper noun). And if the sentence is meant to be calm and not a question/exclamation, use the comma, not the period. Another reason is that it can sometimes confuse the readers. If readers who do not know this form of dialogue writing see it this way, the sentences could look a lot like fragments and it will confuse the readers greatly. Trust me, this has happened before. As for the correct form of quotation/description of dialogue following, this is what I mean... ( "Maybe we can walk to the hills," said Amy. "Or take a little break," suggested Jamie. ) See the comparison & contrast? The first example is not the way to write dialogue (if you write your quotation/description that way). The one below it is. "Swearing in Narratiom" "Bashing" However, there are two kinds of bashing that gets me on my nerves more than anything else: bad-fanfic/Mary-Sue parodies, and prejudice-supporting fanfics. Why bad fanfic parodies? Well, in my opinion, it's a hint of arrogance. For me, it's saying to others that I'm better than you. That does not gets me in a good mood and, in my opinion, degrades other writers and their writing. Same goes with Mary Sue-bashing. I think Mary Sue-bashing is a mockery and is a sign of deliberate disrespect to the fandom(s) as well as author(s) who have mistakenly written one. It shows arrogance and is, in my opinion, a very disgusting act. I don't really mind parodies, but I do mind parodies that mock other writing/authors. To conclude what I'm saying, it's just disgraceful that someone would do something like this. Prejudice-supporting fanfics. That's something that REALLY ticks me off! What is this type of fanfic? Well, for example, it's gay-bashing, and/or ethnic-bashing. That form of bashing degrates my integrity and pride as a person and to who and what I believe in. Character and couple-bashing I can handle (although I don't like it very much), but bashing a religion, skin color, belief, sexual orientation, and/or homosexuality is, in my opinion, DOWNRIGHT OFFENSIVE! I'm done ranting. "Revenge Fics" "Satisfaction in stories" And that's what I tell myself. I was a very shoddy writer myself. Heck, even a nine-year-old could write better than me. However, I felt that I needed to work on it, so I did that. I read a lot more complex books and continually practiced my skills on paper. And I mean my notebook, NOT my computer. It took me a lot of hard work and a lot of time, but now, I'm writing better than ever; I'm writing just about as much discription as you could ever imagine... but I'm still not satisfied. I want to do better. And that drives me into unspeakable determination as to doing so. Guess what? I'm planning on doing that. And you should, too. Do not be satisfied with your work and progress. If you are satisfied, you might as well quit. "Length of a story" short stories. So, the length doesn't matter. "Rushing to judgment" "Using foreign words in English storyline" "You can make a story that way, but it doesn't mean you should" Besides, I believe a person can write the way they want it anyway, even if I don't like it. If I say that the fanfic shouldn't be written that way, I'm depriving the writer's hard work. I'm not a guy that will do that and never will, because I won't deprive anyone from their works and will not hurt the writer's feelings. Unlike what some people claim, I believe everyone works long and hard on their stories. The proof might not be there, but I believe that. "The NC-17 ban on FanFiction.net" I've read some NC-17 rated fics on mediaminer. In some cases, those sex scenes were so graphic and so disgusting, I believe that the fics should've gotten an A-21 rating (A-21: Adults 21 years or older). Yes, I sometimes believe the NC-17 rating was sometimes too lenient. Surprising, huh? "The Flame Wars" In my opinion, when I see a disagreement get out of control and, all of a sudden, expletives get sputed out, it makes me feel very sad and it just makes me want to cry. Sometimes, I believe the clean shell that was on this site became tainted with all this arguing. has not become as beautiful as it was back then. One day, I wish everyone would come together and make peace with one another. That way, we can move on and put the past in the past. "Flames" And if anyone knows what flames are, here's what it means (quoted from the MSN dictionary itself...) Flame (n.): angry e-mail message: A rude, abusive, or threatening e-mail message or newsgroup posting. That's what it said, in black and white. If I were you, I'd ignore the flames and smile, mostly because they're just too hysterical to read. Oh, and by the way, contrary to popular belief, signed flames on the site are NOT allowed on FFnet. Why? Because flaming someone is considered abusive to other members, not to mention it can be considered harrassment. "Flames based on couples" In my view, I think flaming because they didn't like the coule is sick, pathetic, and STUPID! If you have so much hatred on the couple/character, don't review and pointlessly flame. The ones who do it are just embarrassing themselves and are open to lots of ridicule. If you don't like it, keep quiet and keep it to yourself. "Flaming on opinions" In other words, if you blast that someone because they have opinions different than yours, I suggest you get off the site. Like it or not, this is a free-speech website here, and you have no power restricting it. "Insulting terminologies describing rabid fans" "How I believe would make a good FanFiction story?" 1) If it mainly involves canon characters, try to keep them as in-character as you can. O.O.C. is okay (character development or recession), but you must have a valid reason for it, and it must be minimal. Don't bash the characters, as well; treat everyone fairly. 2) Write with quite some description. Try to make the readers visualize the scene(s) in the story. 3) Write with a solid storyline. Either original or cliche, make the plot substantial and strong. 4) Don't make that many grammar, spelling, and/or fluency errors. Make it as solid as possible. 5) If using your own characters (either with canon characters or not), try not to make them Mary Sues or Gary Stus. I don't mind them, but they are generally frowned upon. They can be the center of attention, but give them certain flaws that can stand out from time to time. 6) Good foreshadowing. Give them clues to what would happen next. Also, put in some quirks here and there and surprise the readers. More might possibly follow... "How to make a successful C2?" 1) Make sure that the story or stories featured in the C2 will be liked by a wide audience. 2) Make sure the C2 follows your own guidelines. Make rules for your C2 and make sure the staff and manager follow them. 3) NEVER EVER feature a C2 that is excusively or mainly for stories that you and/or the staff have. Make sure your C2 follows all these steps. Otherwise, the C2 will become a failure. And I'm not kidding when I say don't make a C2 that is exclusively and/or mainly for stories made by the manager and/or staff. It makes the staff/manager look arrogant and conceited, saying that their sstories are better than everyone else's. A C2 is for greaat stories from throughout the fandom(s). Trust me, it is the biggest flunk to creating a C2, and you have absolutely no idea how many C2s are like that. Yes, it's okay for a C2 to have stories that come from the staff/manager, but make sure it is at a very low proportion. At least 30-percent of all the stories in the C2 must come from the manager and/or staff and no higher than that. "How to become a good critic?" To prevent this from happening, here are some tips to giving proper criticism. 1) Be neutral. Look at both the positives and negatives of the story and describe them. If you do, it makes you look very neutral and unbiased. Compliment them on their strengths as well as describing their weaknesses. Show them where their flaws are and give them solutions on solving it out. If you can't really see anything positive in the story, either soften up the blow by encouraging the author or hit the "back" button. 2) Proper word-choice. This will give you the first impression on your criticism. It's always best that you criticize them politely. Try not to use words, phrases, or any form of terminology that might set them off the wrong way. For example, instead of saying, "you're character is a Mary Sue," you can say something like, "This character seems to look perfect and flawless. It is best that you..." Also, make sure your criticisms are G-rated. Don't say things like, "This sucks," "What the hell?", or "You're writing crap." Don't emphasize anything within your criticisms (emphasizing can be rude and sometimes insulting), and don't insult them, either (i.e.: "You can't write," "Stop writing," or "Try something different"). Trust me, this goes a long way, and it might prevent you from being blocked and reported by other authors. 3) Don't nag the author. Just like vulgar language, this is a huge no-no when criticizing. If they did not take it, you'll know somehow, some way. Either via e-mail, review, from their profile, not respond to your review while responding to other ones, or by blocking you. If you do not see these signs, it means they took it, and they're trying anyway they can to become better. And if they did not take it, either ask them what turned them off the wrong way or don't respond at all. And don't try using pretty low tactics so that you make them take your advice. Nagging the authors will only make you look like a pushover and a brat. Trust me, nagging them does not solve any problems at all. 4) Be patient. Not all the authors will improve right off the bat. When you give criticism, it is best that you always expect that the chapter afterwards will have possibly limited progression. Point out the errors in the new chapter alone. The old chapters are in the past. And not all authors will improve the past chapters at once. Sometimes, they'll do so when the story is done. The reason for this because improving the past chapters while writing a new chapter will sometimes hamper their schedule and will give them writer's block. 5) Check old past records of how the author's criticized. This is also important. Because it will show you how harsh or lenient you can be to the author when giving out advice. If there are no past records of criticisms, be as lenient as you can. 6) When you give out pointers, it's best that you don't be rude. While giving out corrections in reviews is a good thing, there is a line when doing so. When you show them corrections to a part of a story, don't act like you're better than anyone; don't act like you're showing off. Showing off an improvement of someone's own work in a rude, mean, and hypocritical way is known as sporking, and it's really frowned upon. 7) If there is a multi-chapter story, don't review in the first chapter. Keep reading the story until you reach the end. Criticizing a story in the middle or beginning of a huge multi-chapter story will sometimes be considered as flames and will make you look like a hypocrite. If you cannot stand to read any further, keep hitting the "back" button until you're out of the story. 8) Empathy. This is considered one of the key things when writing criticism and advice. When giving out concrit, you should always look in the receiver's mind. When you type it out, think, "How will they take it?" and "How will they react to it?". If you think they'll take it the wrong way, change the wording of your concrit and make it as lenient as you can. 9) Even though it's not a rule, it is a very good idea that you critique yourself. What I mean is look your story or stories over. If you find an area where you believe needs some work, change it right away. That's one of the reasons why FFnet has QuickEdit. You can look it over and check where you need to work on. It's a good idea to look it over at least twice before submitting it. 6Back to my life... I'm also a very nice person; and if there's a story I like, but if needs to be worked on (i.e.: grammar and choppiness), I'll give you helpful advice as to improving with your writing, but in a polite and classy fashion. I could be harsh at times (in a vague term), but I'm usually very lenient and kind, and I will NEVER flame EVER! And when I give constructive criticism, don't expect me to swear. I'm a guy that will use clean G-rated language in constructive reviews. Plus, I will usually give out advice on grammar, punctuation, spelling, fluency, description, how to give a story depth, and correct dialogue structure. I usually won't give advice on how to keep the characters in-character unless it's necessary to do so. What I mean is that if they misunderstand the characters' personality, if they ask how to keep the characters in-character, or if they twisted several character's personalities so much that they give me discomfort, I'll do that. Other than that, just structure of a story only; no ifs, ands, or buts will change my approach. I don't know all the tricks, but I will give you the good tricks of being a good author. Not a fanfic author, but an author in general. Besides, it takes time to become one, and I'm very patient when it comes to that. If I see a story that I love and that I see little or no flaws, I will give you some of the biggest compliments in your life, and they're coming from my heart. Every compliment I make will be sincere. And it's not because of a couple I like. It's because it was well-written and easy to understand. I've read many stories into which I hate the couple/character, but I still read it because I enjoyed it so much. I'm also a confidence booster to many authors. If there's someone that, I believe, needs to be cheered up, expect me come by. And if there was something that I did that I believe was wrong, I will give you an honest apology as to what I believed I wronged for. I don't want to offended or anger anyone. That also means that I'll apologize for being harsh, as well. In some cases, my way of advice can hurt people's feelings in a way that it can be considered a flame. Yes, I'll admit that; some reviews I've given have been taken the wrong way because thay looked cold. On many occasions, I feel ashamed if I do write a review that can inadvertantly come off as being harsh and rude. I'm usually very nice and considerate, and writing a review that ticks people off is something I'll never do. If you feel offended of a review I gave you, I will apologize for hurting your feelings. If I don't respect people's feelings, I shouldn't belong here. On the other hand, I have given out some tough love on a few occassions, but I will tend to soften the blow near the end, telling the authors to continue writing no matter how negative a review I've written. Yes, I always want authors to continue their work, no matter what I say. I'm NOT someone who's blunt in my reviews, and I will NEVER send a scathing review, whether the story has character-bashing, a Mary-Sue, etc. Sending reviews that hurt people's feelings are not my thing. On dozens of occasions, if there are areas that need to be worked on (a scene, dialogue, etc.), I copy-and-paste the specific areas into the review, whether they are big, moderate, or small. If there's a problem in a fic, I'll put it in my review (I rarely do it via e-mail). So far, no one has gotten annoyed with it. If my copy-and-paste reviews ever annoy you, my apologies. However, even though I do respect people's feelings, be warned; if I see any area of a story that needs to be worked on, I will copy-and-paste them into my reviews. A Note When E-Mailing Me: You MUST put this heading "Fanfiction.net writer" followed by your ACTUAL penname in the e-mail's subject bar. I'm a very huge fan of crossovers. My favorite crossovers are when Digimon of the all seasons come together, including Savers. It doesn't matter how. I just like it. However, my most favorite crossovers are the rare Digimon/Sonic crossovers. Why the rare crossover? Well, of all the fandoms I like, Sonic and Digimon are the ones that I'm closely in relation to. In my opinion, there should be more of them. 7. My fan-created characters If you already know, I have a gigantic list of characters created by me. Some will be main ones while some will be used only limitedly. Here are the characters that I have, so far, introduced in my fics and where they'll be found... Alexander Halbery (The main protagonist in my "Ultimate" epic.) Copyright Information: Every fan-created character I created myself has been copyrighted, and no one is allowed to take any of my fan-created characters without my permission. 8. The best authors I've come across... 1. "Ultra Sonic 007:" The author of the famous "Zero 2: A Revision" and its timeline. 9. "Links to websites" These are links to Digimon fansites: 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, & 06. And these are great Sonic the Hedgehog links: 01, 02, 03, 04, & 05. These websites will help you write great fanfiction. Each numbered link is a different website. WARNING: The fifth and sixth links in the Digimon section here have suggestive content (but not higher than PG-13). 10. Other stuff I have on or outside FanFiction.net... RULES FOR MY C2: 2. Good grammar, spelling, and all other forms of good writing. Stories with little of none of these aspects shall not be featured here. 3. NO bashing of ANY kind. That meant these are NOT allowed: All members of the community must follow the C2's guidelines, including the manager. If you want me to check your fanfic to see if it qualifies to be on my C2, send me a review or e-mail (including the link). THE STAFF MEMBERS FOR MY C2: If you want to be a staff member of my community, feel free to e-mail or review, but you must tolerate original characters (including mild Mary-Sues & Gary-Stus), out-of-characterization of canon characters, slash/femslash, cliched plots, alternate-genre stories (i.e.: Alternate Universe or Alternate Timeline), couples that you detest or find too awkward for your taste, and stories that don't really follow the canonical storyline. Since July 10, 2005, I've been a staff member of the C2 Community "fanfiction's best." It's managed by the author sapphirewitch. I'm the moderator of these FFnet forums: 1. The Digital Terminal (Anime/Manga: Digimon) Read the rules for each forum before posting something. The rules are the same for each forum name. I also have accounts on fictionpress.com, nfiction.com, animespiral.com, mediaminer.org, ficwad.com, and netraptor.org. (NOTE: Despite getting accounts on Fiction Press & NetRaptor.org, I might not upload any stories in them; and I'm not putting in any stories on Anime Spiral until I can put up all my story content and not have part of it erased.) I have a LiveJournal account. You'll find info about a little bit of my life, but mostly posts associating with fanfiction, fanart, etc. To showcase my art, I decided to become part of DeviantArt. I plan to place my art (both computer & landscape) as well as my fanfiction there once I have the time. I'm also part of several internet forums. They are "The Takari & Patagato Corner Forums," "Sonikku Love," "Sodor Island Forums," "Sonic & Company," "Sonamy 4 Always: Rebirth," "Cosails Forever: Rebirth," "The Sonic Realm" "With The Will Forums," "The HP Forums," "Cardcaptor Redeemer," "The DATS Forums," and "The Mediaminer Forums." I'm also the owner of a Digimon forum, called "The Digital Terminal," which it is a semi-affiliate with my Digimon FFnet forum. All the communities I've joined are under the same penname as this one. 11. "Spring Cleaning" In addition, a new fanfic has been uploaded for a brand new fandom (well, new for me). Happy reading! That's all for now! Catch ya later! | |||||||
1. Pot o' Gold reviewsAs Twilight heads home from Sugarcube Corner, she encounters and converses with Derpy Hooves, who was staring longingly up at the near-midnight moonlit sky. Conflicting emotions follow Twilight's conscience afterwards.My Little Pony - Rated: K+ - English - Romance/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,952 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 5-1-12 - Derpy Hooves/Ditzy Doo & Twilight Sparkle2. Next Week » reviewsThey conversed, had fun, became nervous, and had more fun. Their date in the Digital World one week later became the best time for both of them. *Cathari*Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance/Humor - Chapters: 5 - Words: 21,455 - Reviews: 8 - Updated: 3-1-11 - Published: 1-22-11 - Catherine & Hikari Y./Kari K. - Complete3. Clear as Crystal » reviewsMimi and Kari started having a crush on each other, but things could become complicated because they're both afraid to admit it to each other. *Mimari, Ch. 3 up*Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance/Friendship - Chapters: 3 - Words: 13,171 - Reviews: 12 - Updated: 4-2-10 - Published: 3-22-06 - Mimi T. & Hikari Y./Kari K.4. And the Cat, Too reviewsMiko and Angewomon were having a great time playing together. Then, Kari showed up...Digimon - Rated: K - English - Family - Chapters: 1 - Words: 318 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 8-16-09 - Tailmon/Gatomon - Complete5. Patching Up the Blood » reviewsFollowing the shock of Shadow's death, Amy went into a state of mourning. Through this process, she found out that luck, confidence, friendship, and love might help her cope with her grief more than she realized.Sonic the Hedgehog - Rated: T - English - Hurt/Comfort/Romance - Chapters: 4 - Words: 17,024 - Reviews: 21 - Updated: 8-16-09 - Published: 10-29-06 - Amy & Shadow6. Trick or Treat, Ken! reviewsOn Halloween, Ken dared Davis. Ken lost and now has to pay for it. *Daiken friendship, hinted Kenyako; one-shot complete*Digimon - Rated: K+ - English - Friendship/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 588 - Reviews: 6 - Published: 7-23-09 - Daisuke M./Davis & Ken I.7. Shopping in Midtown reviewsAfter a few naughty moments, Davis and Mimi explored Midtown Manhattan to shop, or at least it was originally. *Daimi, one-shot complete*Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,648 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 7-22-09 - Daisuke M./Davis & Mimi T. - Complete8. Knuckles, Keeper of the Time Stones reviews*SatAM Fanfic* Sonic, Sally, and Dulcy arrive at the Floating Island in order to find the Time Stones. But the island's guardian will make sure they never go anywhere near them.Sonic the Hedgehog - Rated: K+ - English - Adventure - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,972 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 1-21-09 - Knuckles9. Boredom reviewsInside, it's quiet, quiet, quiet. Outside, it's wet, wet, wet. As a result, Veemon and Wormmon are bored, bored, bored. *VeeWorm friendship; minuscule VeeWorm*Digimon - Rated: K - English - Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 709 - Reviews: 7 - Published: 12-25-08 - V-mon/Veemon & Wormmon - Complete10. One Last Bun reviewsThere was an agreement to share meals tonight, but that was all thrown out the window when one pork bun remained... *One-shot complete*Yu-Gi-Oh GX - Rated: T - English - Friendship/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,939 - Reviews: 2 - Published: 12-19-08 - Jaden Y./Jūdai Y. & Syrus T./Shō M. - Complete11. A Nurse's Goggles reviewsChristmas is almost here, but instead of having fun, I'm stuck in my house because of a cold. If my sister, June, being overprotective of of me isn't enough, she hires Sora as my new doctor! Can't my sick days be any worse?Digimon - Rated: K+ - English - Family/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,280 - Reviews: 7 - Published: 6-19-08 - Daisuke M./Davis12. Too Fuzzy reviewsHave you ever taken an innocent joke literally? Agumon did, and poor Gatomon and Miko were right in the middle of it! *One-shot drabble complete*Digimon - Rated: T - English - Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 409 - Reviews: 4 - Published: 2-3-08 - Agumon - Complete13. New World Order reviewsThe Yggdrasil from Data Squad lived peacefully in the Digital World and governed his Digimon with absolute power. However, after the humans constantly invaded his Digital World and slaughtered his Digimon, his world crumbled, and he finally snapped.Digimon - Rated: T - English - Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 363 - Reviews: 2 - Published: 1-3-08 - Yggdrasil - Complete14. War of Cards reviewsDavis is tired of losing to Ken, so he makes a proclamation that he will beat Ken in their next game of "War." It starts out smoothly, and Davis is on his way to victory...when he hits a bump in the road. *Daiken friendship, one-shot complete*Digimon - Rated: K - English - Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 389 - Reviews: 9 - Published: 1-2-08 - Daisuke M./Davis & Ken I. - Complete15. Laundry reviewsCatherine is annoyed that she and Kari have to constantly wash their laundry, so she comes up with a plan to solve the problem. Cathari, one shot complete.Digimon - Rated: M - English - Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 334 - Reviews: 4 - Published: 1-2-08 - Catherine & Hikari Y./Kari K. - Complete16. Mistletoe in My Hat reviewsAt the sight of Davis and Kari talking together, T.K. wants to be in the middle. T.K. wants to be involved in their business and turn their worlds upside down. So, he creates a simple plan to rock their world. And, by accident, his own world, too.Digimon - Rated: K+ - English - Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,836 - Reviews: 7 - Published: 12-25-07 - Daisuke M./Davis & Hikari Y./Kari K. - Complete17. Just a Hunch reviewsSakura feels uncomfortable around Kaho. She feels uncomfortable thinking about her. And she does not know why. So, she tries to find her answer, and it comes in the form of Kaho Mizuki herself. Saho, one shot complete.Card Captor Sakura - Rated: T - English - Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 5,557 - Reviews: 7 - Published: 12-22-07 - Kaho M. & Sakura K. - Complete18. Catnip reviewsMiko the Cat's husband is hanging above her in her mistress's hand. Then, she threw him into a room, and Miko is now on a quest to find out where her troublesome husband is. One shot drabble complete.Digimon - Rated: T - English - Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 325 - Reviews: 4 - Published: 12-14-07 - Complete19. I Can't Run, But I Can Hide reviewsDavis and Kari have the whole house to themselves. Boy, how wrong they were! Daikari, one shot completed.Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 335 - Reviews: 5 - Published: 12-11-07 - Daisuke M./Davis & Hikari Y./Kari K. - Complete20. Big Business reviewsGatomon notices something that even SHE won't do as a cat. [One shot completed]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 340 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 9-14-07 - Tailmon/Gatomon - Complete21. Wanting to Fly reviewsWhile on a date with his girlfriend Sakura, Syaoran wonders what it is like to fly high in the air. Sakura, the Fly Card, and a little willpower are all that is needed to answer his question. [Sakaoran, one shot completed]Card Captor Sakura - Rated: K+ - English - Romance/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 5,796 - Reviews: 8 - Published: 9-12-07 - Sakura K. & Syaoran L. - Complete22. Mourning Amends reviewsMourning and feeling a strong sense of regret, Masaru wants to both put the past behind him and finally grow up. What he needs in order to do so, though, are flowers, reassurance... and a hard knock in the face!Digimon - Rated: T - English - Drama/Family - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,856 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 9-1-07 - Masaru D./Marcus23. Making the Grade reviewsWhile learning about a special dinosaur fossil, Kazu made a vulgar pun about it. The consequences afterwards resulted in a day that neither he nor his teacher, Nami Asaji, would ever forget. [Namazu friendship, one shot completed]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Friendship/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 5,984 - Reviews: 5 - Published: 8-14-07 - Hirokazu S./Kazu & N. Asaji/Mrs. Asaji - Complete24. Thoughts of the Children » reviewsThis focuses on all the DigiDestined's thoughts before, during, and after their adventures and how their lives changed as a result. [Maria's thoughts finally up!]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Drama - Chapters: 16 - Words: 20,971 - Reviews: 91 - Updated: 7-29-07 - Published: 4-13-0525. Triple Double » reviews[For 'Digimon Drabbles'] Six chapters, six romances, three themes. T.K., Kari, Davis, and their Digimon become involved in romances of their own. [Story completed]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance - Chapters: 6 - Words: 2,204 - Reviews: 12 - Updated: 5-1-07 - Published: 5-6-06 - Complete26. Is This Goodbye? reviewsYolei plans to give Mimi a goodbye present before she returns to New York City tomorrow, only to find out that "goodbye" is just another way of saying "hello." [Mimako for the Digimon Pairings Challenge]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 6,504 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 4-23-07 - Miyako I./Yolei & Mimi T. - Complete27. Giving Her a Chance reviewsMatt thought Friday night was going to be the worst night of his life. He thought June was going to ruin their date together. With some guidance, it turned out what he thought was wrong. Really wrong. [Junato for the Digimon Pairings Challenge]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 11,299 - Reviews: 6 - Published: 2-4-07 - Jun M. & Yamato I./Matt - Complete28. Learning a Lesson reviewsCaught hiding, Patamon decided to give Gatomon a lesson in not liking ice cream before trying it first. As it turned out, their night became a world of wonders for them. [PataGato for the Digimon pairing challenge]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 6,707 - Reviews: 7 - Published: 1-12-07 - Patamon & Tailmon/Gatomon - Complete29. Weapons of Wisdom » reviewsA nasty enemy of Clow's has returned and vowed to conquer with magical weapons. Sakura and her friends must find them before he does while attempting to keep their relationships and friendships intact. [On hiatus]Card Captor Sakura - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Romance - Chapters: 2 - Words: 16,206 - Reviews: 5 - Updated: 1-4-07 - Published: 7-7-06 - Sakura K. & Kaho M.30. An Egg in a Shell reviewsAfter noticing a strange signal from her D3, June wanders into the Digital World to find the source. But as the journey becomes difficult, June will need help on the way. And she gets it... in more ways than one. [On hiatus]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,855 - Reviews: 5 - Published: 9-21-06 - Jun M. & Sora T.31. Mimi in a Mess reviews[For 'Digimon Drabbles'] Satoe and Keisuke are both shocked at what Mimi has been doing lately! [One shot completed]Digimon - Rated: M - English - Mystery/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 314 - Reviews: 4 - Published: 7-29-06 - Keisuke T./Mr. Tachikawa & Satoe T./Mrs. Tachikawa - Complete32. Horrific Memories reviews[For 'Digimon Drabbles'] What if the World of Darkness mentally affected Kari? [A.U., one shot completed]Digimon - Rated: K+ - English - Horror/Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 309 - Reviews: 7 - Published: 7-28-06 - Hikari Y./Kari K. - Complete33. The Ultimate Adventure: The Mobius Saga » reviewsA 13 year old boy has had a hard life, but a dream... and a Chaos Emerald changes his life forever. [Semi A.U., Semi Canon, On hiatus]Sonic the Hedgehog - Rated: T - English - Adventure - Chapters: 4 - Words: 83,802 - Reviews: 40 - Updated: 7-28-06 - Published: 2-25-0534. French Delight reviewsKari and Catherine accept an invitation to help Elecmon, Michael, and Mimi take care of the baby Digimon in Primary Village. But as the invitees help them babysit, something between them arises... [Cathari & Michami, one shot completed]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance/Fantasy - Chapters: 1 - Words: 23,813 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 5-30-06 - Catherine & Hikari Y./Kari K. - Complete35. Out of Time reviewsA sacrifice began his true adventure. [One shot completed]Digimon - Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Tragedy - Chapters: 1 - Words: 329 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 5-25-06 - Y. Oikawa - Complete36. Prematurely Late reviews[For 'Digimon Drabbles'] Davis is late again... or is he? [One shot completed]Digimon - Rated: K - English - Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 344 - Reviews: 6 - Published: 4-25-06 - Daisuke M./Davis & Miyako I./Yolei - Complete37. Comparisons reviewsIt was forbidden, but they loved each other nonetheless. [Namato, one shot completed]Digimon - Rated: T - English - Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 289 - Reviews: 6 - Published: 4-12-06 - N. Asaji/Mrs. Asaji & Takato M. - Complete38. To Keep a Promise reviewsDespite the Crest glowing, Sora remains skeptical as to whether her mother will still love her or not, and T.K., Patamon, and Yokomon try to cheer her up. [Sokeru friendship, one shot completed]Digimon - Rated: K+ - English - Drama/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,934 - Reviews: 9 - Published: 3-25-06 - Sora T. & Takeru T./TK - Complete39. A Ray of Hope reviewsShe felt all hope was lost, that they would never return home. But despite the situation being very grim, she never gave it up. [One shot completed]Digimon - Rated: K+ - English - Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,524 - Reviews: 8 - Published: 3-12-06 - N. Asaji/Mrs. Asaji - Complete40. Reflections » reviewsSonic and Shadow. They act different, yet they act alike. They look different, yet they look like a reflection to the other. But what do they think about each other? [Story completed]Sonic the Hedgehog - Rated: T - English - Tragedy - Chapters: 2 - Words: 2,797 - Reviews: 24 - Updated: 11-17-05 - Published: 11-12-05 - Sonic & Shadow - Complete41. My Hero, Sonic! reviewsAmy has always had that crush on Sonic, but the feelings for him might have been something other than marriage... [One shot completed]Sonic the Hedgehog - Rated: K+ - English - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,164 - Reviews: 13 - Published: 11-11-05 - Amy - Complete
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