LightingKimba
Listenin' t'Dragons!
Yaaawww... You guys had fun without me? The large break I had from all things fanfic discussion-related was a bit of help, I suppose. If any of you did read my fic as of late, well... I guess you could say it's a little better than its original quality *represses pessimism*
Let's see what topic questions I can answer now before school kicks back in for me.
What's your opinion of the overused/underused Pokemon philosphy?
Don't care about it when I'm writing. I'll never become the type of dude who sets everything up PERFECTLY from the start (Which is why I generally bash my own fanfic, since its set-up is generally loose and bases itself on whim and satire). In general, none of the characters have 'mons that straight-forward follow their character, instead, their team is generally made from whatever 'mon comes to mind (Example being early-on in Like a Line Drive!, William catches a Gligar. Why? Because... It was there. Don't really care for Gligar, nor did it have a huge amount of importance. It's a 'mon he caught).
I do understand when people have a team line-up set up perfectly and ready, but... Even if I did that, I'll always deviate from it, and generally curse myself for doing that, when I took the effort of planning out everything.
All in all, I generally don't deal with tiers, favorites, or really anything for that matter. In a sense, the choices I made for what characters get what 'mon is similar to how I nickname my 'mons, all on a whim, no theme, flow, or balance.
What sort of themes do you put in your writing, if any?
All my writings' usually based on a satirical or pessimistic view-point of the topic at hand. My mentality is that, if I write something completely negative 5 more people will try to liven it up, as I've seen from day-to-day life how many people try to cheer those that are wallowing in a blue funk. Really, I find it more fun to see the world in a dark chroma, while others show me the light without me needing to place a huge amount of effort in trying myself.
Do you think Pokemon should be more animalistic, or human-like?
Mmm... Frankly, I just write Pokémon for how they are. I really don't know how to explain how I describe them, they just are. The most "human" pokémon I've ever written would be, in my opinion, Liru, whose Straight-Man personality is the complete opposite of her fellow pokémon. In a sense, she's a slight more logicial, and perhaps more intellectual, but she can never understand why she doesn't know what "fun" is in the opinion of her fellow species.
Yes, yes, I made giant blocks of text. If there's any need of elaboration of what I've just said, don't be scared to quote me. I won't bite! ;^^
Let's see what topic questions I can answer now before school kicks back in for me.
What's your opinion of the overused/underused Pokemon philosphy?
Don't care about it when I'm writing. I'll never become the type of dude who sets everything up PERFECTLY from the start (Which is why I generally bash my own fanfic, since its set-up is generally loose and bases itself on whim and satire). In general, none of the characters have 'mons that straight-forward follow their character, instead, their team is generally made from whatever 'mon comes to mind (Example being early-on in Like a Line Drive!, William catches a Gligar. Why? Because... It was there. Don't really care for Gligar, nor did it have a huge amount of importance. It's a 'mon he caught).
I do understand when people have a team line-up set up perfectly and ready, but... Even if I did that, I'll always deviate from it, and generally curse myself for doing that, when I took the effort of planning out everything.
All in all, I generally don't deal with tiers, favorites, or really anything for that matter. In a sense, the choices I made for what characters get what 'mon is similar to how I nickname my 'mons, all on a whim, no theme, flow, or balance.
What sort of themes do you put in your writing, if any?
All my writings' usually based on a satirical or pessimistic view-point of the topic at hand. My mentality is that, if I write something completely negative 5 more people will try to liven it up, as I've seen from day-to-day life how many people try to cheer those that are wallowing in a blue funk. Really, I find it more fun to see the world in a dark chroma, while others show me the light without me needing to place a huge amount of effort in trying myself.
Do you think Pokemon should be more animalistic, or human-like?
Mmm... Frankly, I just write Pokémon for how they are. I really don't know how to explain how I describe them, they just are. The most "human" pokémon I've ever written would be, in my opinion, Liru, whose Straight-Man personality is the complete opposite of her fellow pokémon. In a sense, she's a slight more logicial, and perhaps more intellectual, but she can never understand why she doesn't know what "fun" is in the opinion of her fellow species.
Yes, yes, I made giant blocks of text. If there's any need of elaboration of what I've just said, don't be scared to quote me. I won't bite! ;^^