The Servant of Evil is a vocaloid part of the larger Evillious Chronicles, but also makes a succinct and emotional stand-alone story. It depicts the tragic tale of a teenaged queen and her twin brother; conspired to be killed by their own advisors so only one could rule. so the boy is sent to a friend of the royal family and at fourteen Riliane is left at the mercy of the adults to rule. As cruel and spoiled Queen she has no one in her life except a servant who resembles her and through a love affair gone wrong, the land of Green is subject to a genocide by the fourteen year old girl's orders which the people decry as the last straw rising in revolt and calling for their Queen's head. Only for her twin to take her place at the guillotine. What sort of tale can you come up with? Must include and center around twins. And, I admittedly will favor on those that follow the style of the original song. Which has a fairy-tale like tone to it. https://youtu.be/otfx3FMqgoA?si=kGgdCZ7YgeBek_DL

I was talking out some interesting points with some users today over a challenge entry. And we stumbled onto how the smallest of events can come to shape core personality traits-- or ethics. And so, I thought of the Pixar movie. Tell me your personality traits, give them names, give them a human look, or not. Keep them as islands. I'll include my own for this time as well. Though, my entry would obviously not be in the running.

Always a twist when it comes to these types of stories, where we expect Stockholm but get something a little more-- maybe?-- wholesome? The only guideline, let's keep romantic love out of it, show some rep for the other types of love out there too however brief or however intimate(lotta times people end up released when Lima Syndrome takes effect).

Write a short story. Nothing too long, 1500 words will be the limit, about that child character. The one who hates grown-ups. Why? And let's keep it to slice-of-life.

How would your life have turned out; your personality, interests, relationships, the way others saw and treated you, if you had been born the opposite gender? Me, I'd've been the nerdy, delicate pretty boy hazed in the locker room.

Based on the video below. https://youtube.com/shorts/5PdzIRQ7YiY?feature=share Originally comical but take any tone you want. How was the child first kidnapped and-- I fondly say-- Rapunzeled? What does the after look like?

Found this prompt on Pinterest. Get more details and inspiration from the link. https://pin.it/11hcgxK EEEssentially, our main character is a down on his/her/their luck graduate student who takes the chance for extra credit from the Graduate Committee--(not-so lowkey three of the biggest supervillains in the city). But the hero is just so bright and idealistic.

One day I would like to have an anthology collection of modern fairytales. Though I'm stuck on how Sleeping Beauty would fit into that roster besides the obvious "Sleeping Beauty Syndrome" or a coma. Any ideas? Nothing too long will be necessary.

What's your take? Imagine a world where soulmates are made. Tragedy, hardships, upheavals, joy, and milestones achieved many times over, over many lives all to form a perfect match for one singular person out of seven billion. No one is certain why these few endure so much to find their match, not everyone is certain such a phenomenon even exists.

Alice of the Human Sacrifice is a chilling Vocaloid that uses the classic Alice in Wonderland story; twisting the fanciful dreamland into a deceitful nightmare. Link will be included: https://youtu.be/fduXL0TOt_c Now, people in the comments made their own small stanzas for the 'Fifth Alice' as the song had only used four. Have at it. Whose your Fifth Alice?

"And it sucks. Especially in binds like this. When superpowers appeared, devastation was a given. In an urban sprawl--- they had coverage for that. But the person to save their life, only the feared, ruthless villain who not ten minutes ago had had a Hero's throat in their hands intent on crushing it..." A villain and a civilian cocooned in rubble together. How? Why? Whaaaaa?

Obake Yashiki, Big Hero 6 cartoon series Season One antagonist that many were unsatisfied toward his conclusion or the lack of increased presence and direct effect upon his foil Hiro Hamada. And I completely agree. I would love more interpretation as to where such a conniving, calculative, and most importantly, prepared villain could have continued for more. Full story or simple story outline, whatever, is welcome. Season 1 finale https://youtu.be/L5KZR68oZdw Season 1-- Obake Yashiki https://bighero6.fandom.com/wiki/Obake?file=Obake_Tadashi.png

A show released on the Disney Channel on 2014(wow)-- much younger than I'd thought. Anyway, I'm sure plenty of people expected, perhaps desired, the story of an alien girl literally meeting the world. So, let's do that today. Use one of two prompts. 1. Lucas is our alien, coming into the lives of two friends Riley and Maya from Texas under mysterious circumstances and certainly has an-- off feeling about him, nice as he is. In teaching Lucas how to blend Riley, Maya, and Farkle(conspiracy nut optional) experience and learn about the world in ways they'd never dared before. 2. More directly, Riley is an alien innocently curious and clueless of Earth that has transplanted herself into the lives of beloved Boy Meets World sweethearts Cory and Topenga. Modifying memories and the like but she hadn't had enough information on the friends Maya and Farkle.

So, maybe I got carried away describing the prompt. I probably came off as super try-hard that's okay. There are superpowers, superheroes, and of course there have to be the few who ruin that for everyone. Villains. Though villains aren't known for falling in love with civilians. And yet here's your protagonist/"antagonist."

To Yu-Gi-Oh fans, duelists, and newbies. There is a card known as 'Fake Hero.' A spell allowing the user to summon one Elemental HERO type monster from their hand for the duration of a turn. Said monster is not allowed to attack. But don't think about that. Take a look at the image. Fill in the context leading to this "Fake" Hero. https://www.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/card_search.action?ope=2&cid=6779

"And it sucks. Especially in binds like this. When superpowers appeared, devastation was a given. In an urban sprawl--- they had coverage for that. But the person to save their life, only the feared, ruthless villain who not ten minutes ago had had a Hero's throat in their hands intent on crushing it..." A villain and a civilian cocooned in rubble together. How? Why? Whaaaaa?

Credit to this really goes to a YouTuber @Yomo5522. ꪀꪖꪑꫀꪶꫀᦓᦓ 2 weeks ago (edited) Imagine you’re about to get married, and just as you go to kiss your husband/wife: frosting gets on your face and a sweet aroma fills the air. Then, Natalie appears to reveal that your husband/wife was cake, the guests were cake, and everything was cake. It is soon after revealed that Natalie herself was cake too… https://youtube.com/shorts/GjwjTxRVcx0?feature=share