ChibiNatsumi21

The Strength to Carry On A Cardfight!! Vanguard fanfic Summary: You are your own strength. And even if you don’t believe in yourself, there is always someone who will believe in you. So keep the faith, and keep going. Third person narrative, one-shot (one chapter). __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sendou Residence Shizuka Sendou was busily cooking away for her two children – Aichi and Emi – when she looked out the window in the kitchen and noticed that the sky was becoming darker at an alarming rate. She looked at the clock and noted the time: 8:00

Summary: All I wanted . . . All I wanted was to be accepted. Not as a rival, not as the strongest Vanguard player, but as your friend. If it takes acquiring this force for you to see that, then I’m willing to take the risk. Third person Contains spoilers. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Takuto Tatsunagi’s Mansion – Vanguard Room Kai watched in horror, bullets of sweat pouring down his face, as the card on top of his deck flew from the impact of Takuto’s attack. The breeze coming from the impact flipped the card over, revealing that it was not

Good Intentions A Cardfight! Vanguard drabble The rain continued to pour heavily on the concrete as Kai walked briskly on the street by the Sendou residence. Carrying several "Get Well!" cards written by Aichi's friends, including Naoki and Shingo, his new found friends from Miyaji Academy, Kai constantly had to stop to exhale a sigh of irritation. The event at Miwa's house which forced him on this journey constantly played inside his head over and over. "And I have to do this … Why?" Kai had inquired with a hint of slight irritation in his voice when Miwa handed him the handmade cards. "Because you're the only one who knows where h

“How does it feel? “Eh?” “To have the one thing you worked hard for taken from you not instantly, but gradually? Painfully? Do you remember those feelings, Aichi? Back when you were a wimp?” “Psyqualia . . .” “You wanted to be with Kai, right? Are you seriously just going to let that mysterious force take away your whole life’s purpose like that?” “No, but . . .” “But what? Our clan is in danger because of VOID, and you lost Kai without even knowing if he or his teammates are even alive! Aichi! Pull yourself together!” “You don’t understand! Kai&r

Months passed by before another Dark Signer conference was held. In between the last couple of months, I've learned a lot about the Dark Signer organization that I had never thought I'd learn, along with how to use my new deck, the Dark Feathers. Long story short, turns out I was completely wrong about the Dark Signers. Granted their method of "world peace" was a bit ironic, and I was still not comfortable with having to kill people in order to achieve it, but I really did understand the Dark Signer mission clearly now and how I was supposed to carry it out. I stared at the mirror in my room and sighed tiredly. I really did change a lot from

1. Put your iTunes on shuffle (Or Mp3 Player, or whatever you use) 2. When you get your song title, add "in my pants" after the song. YOU MUST WRITE IT NO MATTER HOW FUNNY IT SOUNDS 3. Do this 50 times. 4. Tag at least 3 friends who might enjoy doing the game. (Eeeeh. Not this time.) Meme . . . SUTATO! 1) Get Out the Door  . . . in my pants [Velvet Revolver] 2) Mine . . . in my pants [Taylor Swift] 3) Viva la Vida  . . . in my pants [Coldplay] 4) You're Gonna Go Far, Kid . . . in my pants [The Offspring] 5) Forever Young . . . in my pants [Alphaville, remix] 6) German Sparkle Party . . . in my pants~ [The Something Experience] 7)

A wise man once said . . . "I will avenge my cup ramen!" (Thinking pose) Such an inspiring quotation. Even supports Goal 6 of the Sacred Heart.  Let's get on with business, shall we?  Today, I will be teaching you how to recognize the common elements of anime writing, or Japanese animation writing, that actually mean something to humanity, which, in turn, make anime very successful. As a writer AND an avid anime watcher for approximately ten years, I feel that by now, I have some sense of what a good anime looks like and the effects it should have on people, no matter what the genre is. *Coughs* Thank you very much, Shin Y