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OK, people no longer think the ZEXAL II is bad. They also don't think it's good. They don't know what it is at all. I just wish for cake.

Just a quick thought, if you've played Bioshock: Infinite or indeed the first Bioshock video game, they handle foreshadowing perfectly, making it so that when they give away the ending, people have to go back and play it again to try and make sense of it all.

You want to use tiny details that may seem insignificant at the time yet not make them so obvious they stand out a mile away. I've read a book a while ago (its name escapes me) in which the big twist at the end was that the main character was a psychopath and his rage was increasing until he...

The vending machine does not accept it and out pops the same $5 bill. I insert a cutthroat razor.

I think that a one syllable name would sound good for the Pidgeot. Something like Hans or Dan. OK, maybe not Dan but I think Hans has a ring to it. As for the girl, I suggest Anna or Emily or something like that.

How about Jasper Conker? After reading your description, that name sprung to mind. I am in need of a name for a young Latina woman, around the age of 23-28. She is young, pretty, athletic, etc. and she is a police officer but I am looking in particular for a Hispanic name that shows her beauty...

This was very interesting and I found that I use commas in quotations and speech differently. I normally write "'This punctuation article was stupid', the reader said." rather than having the comma and speech mark the other way around. I also love to use semi-colons and use them as often as...

That's great, thanks.

I need a name for a fifty something, male art professor and university lecturer - intelligent, calm, somewhat strict but not beyond a normal teacher. I need an intelligent sounding name but nothing too too fancy.

At least I was being subtle.

Write a normal novel - there's no real need to write in a script style unless you really want to. If you write a script, you will miss out on the opportunity to use description, which to a lot of people is essential to a good story.

Sounds like a solid story. Have fun.

Morgan Freeman was the first person that came to mind. Then a man dressed as Darkrai. Then I got an idea. The person your character meets is someone that meets the criteria you stated earlier but as punishment/penance, he has been given the form of a Darkrai. He has none of the powers but...

Re: What? BECAUSE THE ALIENS ARE COMING! Wait...what?

If Pokemon never existed, I would not be interested in gaming, which is a shame because that is one of the things that drove me towards media and I am at the moment, hoping and heading towards a career in media. My life would be totally different to what it is now and I know that it is the...

Re: Post your current Ctrl+V(v2) I am the stuff of legends Yet invisible to thee I am a king amongst subjects You will all serve under me There will be four more Until I claim the Victory... The next will fall in ball of fire

That I do. I love comedy. I got the "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" box set for Christmas. If you don't know what that show is, then you're not British enough. V Still cries when watching a sad film.

Realistically, pokeballs could be made from some material that does not exist in our Universe. The fact pokemon exist and can defy the laws of physics proves that this is in another Universe, meaning that pokeballs could be made from anything from metal to plastic to something that we do not...

In terms of locations, I'd like somewhere in which the weather conditions stayed the same for more than a single route such as two towns that were covered in snow all the time or a large section of the map for a desert. Designs can still be very varying even if the main theme is a desert; I...

Sure. Your story is Plasma's Folly, right? I think I may have read a little of it as I browsed or something like that. I'll read some of it and message you to let you know what I think. Just as a note though, I've never seen anyone use the word transmogrification in normal writing before.