See my poll:
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Also want me to review Homestuck as I go (I don't know, a write up of the week's updates or something?
Welp...let's begin. (whoo second person Supernatural Roleplay, bring it on!)
Your name is Dean Winchester. You seem to be stuck in some kind of blank featureless room by a ghost. Or a demon. Or possibly a trickster. Frankly it's all part of the daily grind, you're getting pretty fed up with these antics. How are there even this many ghosts around? Don't people know when to die? You reflect that perhaps you are not really one to talk.
One of the walls in front of you flickers and texts appears on it. Your typical bloody ghost scrawl, nothing unusual.
The text reads: "Review or Die Dean Winchester."
Your roll your eyes and stretch back on the couch that conveniently materialised behind you. The ghost seems needy but whatever. Sam'll sort this shit out.
The wall flickers again and you see the first panel of a manga: "Nana to Kaoru"
Manga. Brilliant, you've got a weaboo ghost. On the other hand the woman on the page is highly attractive and adorned in such a way that even you would admit is pretty kinky. You think maybe this won't be so bad.
The series cuts straight into the Chick Flick stuff. You act macho in case Sam can see you but begin to pay closer attention.
Who is this strange frog looking boy and what is his connection to the attractive girl running with him.
This girl seems irrationally happy about the boys up coming play.
She seems to be laying it on fairly thick. You wonder if the dorky kid is as oblivious as Sam used to be. Ah...good old innocent Sam. You miss those days. Everythings all complicated now.
Cross dressing now? This manga gets kinkier by the page. Though you suppose pantomimes are probably a reasonable context for it, even if you are wearing fish net stockings.
This hot chick seems to be the beez neez. You reckon you can see why.
Kaoru's just your childhood friend? You have seen enough teen drama shows sitting around in dingy motel rooms waiting for nightfall to know where that leads. It's a practical gaurantee of future love.
You don't remember having a childhood friend like that. You got most of your loving in at the time. If you know what you mean. Which of course you do. You're the only one here.
Drama! You're gripping the seat of the couch. Her father? Who is this hitherto unmentioned man. You assume, you haven't actually read the rest of the series. But maybe you want to...
Oh the Dad is a layabout. You munch on the magically appearing popcorn.
Family issues. Your one weakness. A single manly tear rolls down your cheek as you watch the broken family interact.
You suppose that was okay. You were hoping for a bit more T&A given the cover picture, but you suppose that this was about character building or something. You try to pretend that you weren't moved by the girls family problems.
The next chapter flickers on to the screen. Vinland Saga Chapter 86.
Ah, a Norse focussed series. Perhaps this gives some clue to the nature of your captor. Could it be Loki up to his old tricks again. Definitely his sort of style.
You take a moment to try and acclimatise yourself to the change in art. This series looks so manly. Much more appropriate to someone as manly as yourself.
A fight scene is underway. You're fit yourself but even you have to admit that the moves these characters are pulling are out of this world. The speed and flow of the battle is too fast for the illustrator to fully convey.
The fighters seem evenly matched. The younger appears to have the battle experience to match the elder's.
You wonder what two men of such apparent caliber are doing fighting on a farm.
So it seems do they.
The younger stumbles and the elder gains the upper hand.
Gardar is in danger! Whoever that is.
Gardar appears to be some kind of killer, murdering the elder warriors men.
He gives an impassioned speech defending his troops and decrying their loss. You feel you can appreciate where he comes from. Too easy are soldiers treated as expendable.
You wonder who you are meant to be rooting for.
Gardar is stabbed in the chest.
You suppose that puts rest to that. You reckon they should salt and burn the corpse to be safe, but no one ever seems to think of that.
See. Now he's gotten up again. Somehow.
His eyes are white, maybe he's possessed by a demon. You consider this to be highly likely.
The brave captain is captured and is being suffocated.
But is released when the girl talks to him.
Apparently he may still die. Could be wrong on the whole 'Demon' theory.
Gardar appears to be stoned...or something.
Then they all go off into the sunset.
Gardar was fighting for his family. You can understand the killings now. You would have done the same.
Then he died.
And they were found by soldiers I guess.
You enjoyed the fighting.
The screen flickers on to a manga called Yotsuba.
It's hard to adjust to the change from Viking warriors to children. There is no consistency whatsoever in this spirit's tastes.
That man is very tall. Taller een than Sam if the people around him are any way to judge.
This small child seems to be particularly excited about leaving on this camping trip. She is almost too adorable.
Some guy on a scooter shows up.
The child Yotsuba is not amused. Adorably so.
You haven't come across this much adorable since the last time you hung out with Cas.
"As always, Today is the most enjoyable day"
You reflect on that statement in connection with your life. There is a certain amount of disconnect.
You reflect sadly that your family never got happy road trips like that. Since almost before you can remember you've been on the road, but always riding from death to destruction. You try and remember far back to before, but all your memories are faded by pain.
Hah, the disliked guy gets to sit in the back.
Poor child is seriously upset.
Like a cat all puffed up.
This child is adorable. It bears repeating.
It makes you happy to see the child smiling. The tension and worry that you carry with you every day seems to lessen somewhat. You reflect that you fight to preserve happiness like this. This family is what you fight for.
You then shake yourself and stop yourself being so sappy.
You watch the children's awe and wonder and think about the times you have gone camping with Sam. Your life hasn't been all bad you guess.
Then the child fails at frisbee and you just have to laugh.
The next manga to flick up on screen is called Bleach. You think you remember hearing about this one. All about Spirits and Ghosts and the like, should be right up your alley.
Zombies. Now here's something you know about. Steak 'em in the graves with silver. Shouldn't be a problem.
There are rather a lot you suppose.
Or perhaps not. Resurrected by fire. This seems a bit different to your usual fair.
You wish you had a weapon that could resurrect everything you killed to fight for you. You'd have an unstoppable legion by this stage.
Death Gods eh. You suppose that this power makes sense for a death god to have, even if his opponent calls it ridiculous.
It appears that the man in question knows some of these corpses.
He reacts with no facial expression whatsoever. That might just be bad art though.
There's a bunch of talky crap about stuff the author made up. You're starting to suspect this has nothing to do with actual spirit law.
This villain just got cut in half.
You sure hope his opponent was the main character of the series or this will just be awkward.
Naruto now. Hopefully you are getting to the end. Sam should hurry the hell up.
Some kid is stalking to some...statutes? Apparently. You don't really know what this is all on about. Some kind of flashback.
Everyone's talking about Dumps. It's pretty strange really.
This whole interchange strikes you as pointless and unnecessary. What is even going on with these people?
Suddenly the dude has an arm again. And there's a bunch of other strange bodies around. Weird.
You guess this is a training montage as he gets his strength back.
The statue thing helped him go to save his friends Rin and Kakashi.
It's all very sweet and a little bit creepy considering he's wearing someone wrapped rather intimately around him.
Obito is a good boy.
As the last colour fanart fades from the screen, a picture of some whiny douchebag, Cas puts his hammer through the wall. You try to ignore the innuendo and he helps you out. Ghosts doing their spacial shenanigans again. They'd taked you to the locked panic room below their house. Cas only just got to you in time. Sam was off burning the body. Which you are certain will work because it always works without fail.
You stop being Dean.
You are William again.
You mostly like what you read
You think the roleplay was pretty poorly done. You feel ashamed.