Hello, everyone. I am 5th Dimension, a writer who has been on this site for over ten years. I've read ridiculous amounts of fiction and fanfiction alike, and written stories in diverse settings and genres. I can't say that I'm a popular writer, but I do appreciate those who read and review. With that, if you want to know about me as an author, here's a couple of things:

-I tend to write only when inspired.

-I appreciate reviews, and I usually reply to them. If you're looking for a response, please don't leave anonymous reviews.

Me on My Stories:

I have eighteen as of now.

The Perceptionist: Complete. This is my first story It has nearly all of the dexholders in it and my Original Character Nil. In retrospect, it's an okay little story, especially for a first shot at fanfiction.

A.R.C.: Dead. My second story, a continuation of Cave Story that occurs ten years afterwards. Contains the Original Character Arc. I didn't have any sort of plan here, and lost inspiration quickly.

Family Issues: Aftermath: Complete. The sequel to The Perceptionist. After the first story, I wondered: what else could I do? Has Nil in it, and Iris, too. Practically an extension of the first story written not long afterwards. About the same quality.

Action Replay: Complete. When I got one of these devices, I put it in and started conquering everything. However, it was very boring. This story shows what it looks like in-game, albeit more exciting. Looking back, I think this story is me, as a fan, putting in everything I loved about Pokemon.

The Perceptionist Oneshots: Complete. These are a series of oneshots that take place after Family Issues: Aftermath. Basically me having fun with the characters and putting in any of my ideas. Kinda experimental after a certain point.

Ouch: Complete. Logic goes out the window sometimes, and when it does, it results in stories like this.

Halloween: Complete. This a oneshot crossover between the episode "Halloween" of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Pokemon Special. Just something I thought would be funny.

True Strength: Unfinished. A more serious story than the others. It was initially inspired by avrilkesha92's story "Gold's Clothes." Honestly, if I was to start writing this again, I'd want to start over and try to fulfill the promise of the premise better.

All That Remains: Dead. Minecraft is awesome. Unfortunately, right after the last chapter got written, I felt like I escalated too far, too quickly. I could probably write a better version nowadays. I just don't much feel like it.

Black and White: On hiatus. Magical girl anime is rather entertaining... sometimes. Madoka and Nanoha are the two opposite extremes in the good part of the genre. Then there are the cruddy, repetitive ones that can't be saved. Futari wa Pretty Cure is somewhere in the middle. It has really, really good elements, but it pays off... not poorly, but not to my satisfaction. This story is meant to fill out the characters more and hopefully stop some of the more blatant stupidity that the Cures and their opponents have, as well as cut down on the repetitiveness in it.

Mister Bones' Wild Ride: Complete. I really like the idea of this meme. It's hilarious. And for some reason, every single time I thought about it, the tune of Super Mario 64 DS' Slots Shot would pop into my head. It just seemed like the perfect, most hilariously infuriating music to be playing while someone took a Wild Ride. A bit of lyrics, and huzzah! You get this story.

Heart of Stone: Complete. I was rummaging around in the D&D arcane spell list and found Stone to Flesh. I thought it'd make a pretty nice little fairy tale.

The Last Reset: Incomplete. Originally an Undertale story made when Deltarune's first chapter came out and Deltarune itself didn't even have a category on this site. More chapters will likely come out as more chapters of Deltarune come out.

Music of Zero: Ongoing. This was supposed to be a oneshot, and then I just kept having ideas. The Musician is a joy to write in any medium (though this is his first appearance in a publicly available story), and I like FoZ stories where Louise's struggles are worked through. It's just unfortunate that music doesn't translate too well to the written word. I listen to every single piece of music mentioned in this story while writing it.

Poppy Pomfrey and the School Full of Idiot Children: Complete. I just wanted to dip my toe into the fandom and take a look at a side of Hogwarts that's not evident most of the time.

The Summoning Spell is a Jerk: Ongoing. Every once in a while, I get ideas about Louise summoning certain characters and how that would go. Usually, it just makes me giggle. Then I imagined her summoning Ash Beast (from Worm) and I couldn't keep it to myself anymore.

Ominths: Complete. I spent a very long time on a single playthrough of Spore. This is that story.

How Muggles Fight: Complete. This is the kind of story I can't help but write in Harry Potter. Rowling's world is a playground, one filled with endless potential that Rowling fails to live up to on every page. However, if you take the world both critically and cynically, you can actually make stories that shine all the brighter for it. For example: Muggles are shown as useless in Rowling's world. Their existence has pretty much zero effect on anything (aside from acting as targets of racism). What happens if we just let muggles/muggleborn act just a little like they would in real life?