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This was a rant made two days before my birthday, while a friend of my was rotting my mind worst than TV and probably beat out Joker's "Literary Torture." I just got pissed off royally just hearing all the crap one of acquainatences have caused. Below is my essay.

WARNING: Read description only at your own risk. Contains unsuitable materials for Yu-Gi-Oh! and Pokemon fans that may enduce nausea, vomiting, ulcer, stroke, heart attack, respriatory arrest, and bleeding in the eyes; and may enduce mental instabilities that include death in brain cells, mental shatter, desire to be blind, desire to gouge eyes out, and thirst to go on homicidal manias. This deviant is not responsible for the side effects listed above or other related side effects. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

[Anonymous, known as Dead] had desired many things, most of which has come undone if not even starting. I myself had the experience but I needed some other opinions. Gema J. Gall was great help. She has had the “pleasure” of involvement for several projects, including a Yu-Gi-Oh!/Inu-Yasha crossover (which had never found it’s place in the popular fanfiction.net). As authoress, she had laid out the rules. One being no Original Characters, meaning the casts based by both Takahashi’s alone. [Dead] was not amused and threw tantrum of the said rule. After several days he had tried again, authoress asked him to make a plot. ….The only plot was a grave.

As co-author, [Dead] is in his own little world. He has no idea what lies beneath the image of characters. In fact, interpretation is so poor the Yu-Gi-Oh! Rating would jump from PG to R. Within experience from Gema J. Gall, he had forgotten everything of Tea and Rebecca’s love for Yugi and has turned rivalry over to a different character, an Original Character no less, and causes tension between both Tea and Rebecca. He has forgotten that Seto Kaiba, in character, is a reserved and determined duelist who will take charge at anything that he sees needs his attention and would more rather bust in and do what he needs than make random threats hoping that’ll come to pass his desires. He has forgotten other character personalities; Mai suddenly becomes over-protective of his Original Character, Joey suddenly takes insults from Original Character lying down, and everyone makes way for said Original Character to be the hero.

Original character from [Dead] is [Deadman]. [Deadman] only appears as a modest character, if one were to draw him right off the bat. However, just like every other character, his story runs deep. Associating with the cast of Yu-Gi-Oh!, [Deadman] has left some horrid marks that could forever scar the characters and their personalities. In placement, he is Mai’s cousin. [Deadman]’s involvement was with that of the female cast. [Deadman] has made out with everyone but Ishizu, and has become the rope in tug-o-war between Rebecca and Tea, with both of them forgetting all about their prior loves, Yugi and his pharaoh partner. [Deadman] also has wheeling as matchmaker, pairing characters with others and inevitably destroying the pair. Continuing on, [Deadman] was selected as the Millennium Key’s bearer after Shadi could no longer hold it for no reason at all. In the universe, [Deadman] would have considered being abusive of his Millennium Item, using it in confrontation he had no business in. In an unpublished event, Shayla, Gema J. Gall’s original character, should have confronted her mother herself; Shayla’s mother denies being the parent in question. Instead, [Deadman] steps in and tries to use the Millennium Key to try and show Shayla’s mother that she is lying. (Ever stop to consider that Shayla’s mother is lying intentionally?) As any character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! universe, [Deadman] was a duelist. His deck was a beatdown deck, using all powerhouses from Kaiba’s, Yugi’s, and Joey’s decks among others: deck built includes Alpha the Magnet Warrior, Baby Dragon, Battle Ox, Beta the Magnet Warrior, Celtic Guardian, Dark Magician, Dark Magician Girl, Gaia the Fierce Knight, Gamma the Magnet Warrior, Mystical Elf, Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Summoned Skull, Vorse Raider, Big Shield Gardna, Copycat, Gearfried the Iron Knight, Goblin Attack Force, Time Wizard and, Witch of the Black Forest. Magic Cards are Change of Heart, Dark Hole, Harpie's Feather Duster, Monster Reborn, Mystical Space Typhoon, Polymerization, Pot of Greed, Raigeki and Swords of Revealing Light. Trap Cards include Kunai With Chain, Magic Cylinder, Mirror Force, Negate Attack, Seven Tools of the Bandit, Spellbinding Circle and Trap Hole. [Deadman]’s arsenal included a fifth Blue-Eyes White Dragon. –We all know there were only four cards created with that title right? So where did that one come from? His father, where did HE get that?— As a person physically, [Deadman] is an agile character. For his young age and height of 5’3” he is able to perfectly imitate Johnny Cage and strong enough to out muscle Bandit Keith and Joey Wheeler. Personality-wise, [Deadman] is either the hero to all praise, or the victim to all sympathize so long as he is perpetually in the spotlight.

[Dead] has attempted a pokémon idea while in co-authorship with Gema, which included characters actually catching the legendaries and using them. And using his self-inserted character, [Walking Corpse], to claim rights to the Legendary Bird pokémon, honestly it’s the excuse to actually use Ho-Oh. Other wrongs include making Cassidy of the second Team Rocket Duo a child rapist, and forcing another pairing between and original character and a canon, Shayla and Brock.

My experience with [Dead] can be summed up as well. I have a Yu-Gi-Oh! GX fiction in the works that he had ATTEMPTED to co-author. His progress was virtually fruitless as he only provided false images of grandeur and little ideal. As far as progress, he only came up with “Jade” and “Harrison.” I created Jade Llora, a Ra Yellow Student using a Beast deck and has the coin-toss personality, kind and gentle, then vicious and merciless; and Harrison Wolfram, an Obelisk Blue student that wields a unique deck which limits the opponent’s effect monsters while strengthening his own Normal Monsters, and is one of Artemis Minh’s rivals as duelist and artist. Other non-contributions include the four sagas that are in line for the fiction: Neo Rare Hunters Saga, Luminita Saga, Noah Saga, and Shadow Realm Revival Saga. Despite his involuntary attitude, submissions of duelists have been entered from the readers, among them Iago Lark and Kokuro Samé.

Added: [Dead] will stop at nothing to make sure his characters have spotlight, even in the better ranks. While my co-author, [Dead] AGREED to have [Deadweight] be in Slifer Red. But then under the table, not only did he force an author to "volunteer" and submit his character, but [Dead] also stabbed me in the back while I was numb and turned [Deadweight] into Ra Yellow.

Character inquiry, [Deadweight]; just the same, in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX fanfiction, one [Deadweight] has a magician deck with a Dark Magician. In the world of Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Magicians are very rare, and so shall they be rare in the Next Generation. [Deadweight] also becomes infatuation target for Rei, who was greatly a fan of Ryo Marufuji first. [Deadweight] has not done anything heroic or notable to bypass Ryo. [Deadweight] was provided with no past or the personality that makes him a plausible and believable character. More information cannot be provided due to co-authorship ending in dead halt.

Another detail of co-authorship was the failed idea of a Pokémon fiction using his character (name long-since forgotten). He would be the starting trainer, collecting badges—sounds like Ash Ketchum already—and after walking out of the Rustboro Gym with his StoneBadge and Treecko, the city is ablaze with Aqua and Magma’s gang war. In the fray [Dead]’s Original Character was saved by my own character, Keroku. Keroku has all of her badges but is making an effort of year-long training before facing the Elite Four. One way or another Keroku agrees to travel with this starting trainer (a.k.a. his guardian in Hoenn.) No further progress afterwards due to next fiction idea and leaving this one in the dust.

Zoids got no farther either.

In conclusion, [Dead] refuses to take into consideration ANYTHING. He does not take the research of what he plans to fan fiction for, nor does he take into consideration who the other, or his own, characters are. These are only a few examples of repeated occurrences that have occurred with these two authoresses and at least a dozen more on FF.N

This rant has used up its character limits to continue for Courageous Dragon Knight, B.K. (Before Kenyon); Yu-Gi-Oh Apocalypse and Pokemon Neo.

Description
This was a rant made two days before my birthday, while a friend of my was rotting my mind worst than TV and probably beat out Joker's "Literary Torture." I just got pissed off royally just hearing all the crap one of acquainatences have caused. Below is my essay.

WARNING: Read description only at your own risk. Contains unsuitable materials for Yu-Gi-Oh! and Pokemon fans that may enduce nausea, vomiting, ulcer, stroke, heart attack, respriatory arrest, and bleeding in the eyes; and may enduce mental instabilities that include death in brain cells, mental shatter, desire to be blind, desire to gouge eyes out, and thirst to go on homicidal manias. This deviant is not responsible for the side effects listed above or other related side effects. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

[Anonymous, known as Dead] had desired many things, most of which has come undone if not even starting. I myself had the experience but I needed some other opinions. Gema J. Gall was great help. She has had the “pleasure” of involvement for several projects, including a Yu-Gi-Oh!/Inu-Yasha crossover (which had never found it’s place in the popular fanfiction.net). As authoress, she had laid out the rules. One being no Original Characters, meaning the casts based by both Takahashi’s alone. [Dead] was not amused and threw tantrum of the said rule. After several days he had tried again, authoress asked him to make a plot. ….The only plot was a grave.

As co-author, [Dead] is in his own little world. He has no idea what lies beneath the image of characters. In fact, interpretation is so poor the Yu-Gi-Oh! Rating would jump from PG to R. Within experience from Gema J. Gall, he had forgotten everything of Tea and Rebecca’s love for Yugi and has turned rivalry over to a different character, an Original Character no less, and causes tension between both Tea and Rebecca. He has forgotten that Seto Kaiba, in character, is a reserved and determined duelist who will take charge at anything that he sees needs his attention and would more rather bust in and do what he needs than make random threats hoping that’ll come to pass his desires. He has forgotten other character personalities; Mai suddenly becomes over-protective of his Original Character, Joey suddenly takes insults from Original Character lying down, and everyone makes way for said Original Character to be the hero.

Original character from [Dead] is [Deadman]. [Deadman] only appears as a modest character, if one were to draw him right off the bat. However, just like every other character, his story runs deep. Associating with the cast of Yu-Gi-Oh!, [Deadman] has left some horrid marks that could forever scar the characters and their personalities. In placement, he is Mai’s cousin. [Deadman]’s involvement was with that of the female cast. [Deadman] has made out with everyone but Ishizu, and has become the rope in tug-o-war between Rebecca and Tea, with both of them forgetting all about their prior loves, Yugi and his pharaoh partner. [Deadman] also has wheeling as matchmaker, pairing characters with others and inevitably destroying the pair. Continuing on, [Deadman] was selected as the Millennium Key’s bearer after Shadi could no longer hold it for no reason at all. In the universe, [Deadman] would have considered being abusive of his Millennium Item, using it in confrontation he had no business in. In an unpublished event, Shayla, Gema J. Gall’s original character, should have confronted her mother herself; Shayla’s mother denies being the parent in question. Instead, [Deadman] steps in and tries to use the Millennium Key to try and show Shayla’s mother that she is lying. (Ever stop to consider that Shayla’s mother is lying intentionally?) As any character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! universe, [Deadman] was a duelist. His deck was a beatdown deck, using all powerhouses from Kaiba’s, Yugi’s, and Joey’s decks among others: deck built includes Alpha the Magnet Warrior, Baby Dragon, Battle Ox, Beta the Magnet Warrior, Celtic Guardian, Dark Magician, Dark Magician Girl, Gaia the Fierce Knight, Gamma the Magnet Warrior, Mystical Elf, Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Summoned Skull, Vorse Raider, Big Shield Gardna, Copycat, Gearfried the Iron Knight, Goblin Attack Force, Time Wizard and, Witch of the Black Forest. Magic Cards are Change of Heart, Dark Hole, Harpie's Feather Duster, Monster Reborn, Mystical Space Typhoon, Polymerization, Pot of Greed, Raigeki and Swords of Revealing Light. Trap Cards include Kunai With Chain, Magic Cylinder, Mirror Force, Negate Attack, Seven Tools of the Bandit, Spellbinding Circle and Trap Hole. [Deadman]’s arsenal included a fifth Blue-Eyes White Dragon. –We all know there were only four cards created with that title right? So where did that one come from? His father, where did HE get that?— As a person physically, [Deadman] is an agile character. For his young age and height of 5’3” he is able to perfectly imitate Johnny Cage and strong enough to out muscle Bandit Keith and Joey Wheeler. Personality-wise, [Deadman] is either the hero to all praise, or the victim to all sympathize so long as he is perpetually in the spotlight.

[Dead] has attempted a pokémon idea while in co-authorship with Gema, which included characters actually catching the legendaries and using them. And using his self-inserted character, [Walking Corpse], to claim rights to the Legendary Bird pokémon, honestly it’s the excuse to actually use Ho-Oh. Other wrongs include making Cassidy of the second Team Rocket Duo a child rapist, and forcing another pairing between and original character and a canon, Shayla and Brock.

My experience with [Dead] can be summed up as well. I have a Yu-Gi-Oh! GX fiction in the works that he had ATTEMPTED to co-author. His progress was virtually fruitless as he only provided false images of grandeur and little ideal. As far as progress, he only came up with “Jade” and “Harrison.” I created Jade Llora, a Ra Yellow Student using a Beast deck and has the coin-toss personality, kind and gentle, then vicious and merciless; and Harrison Wolfram, an Obelisk Blue student that wields a unique deck which limits the opponent’s effect monsters while strengthening his own Normal Monsters, and is one of Artemis Minh’s rivals as duelist and artist. Other non-contributions include the four sagas that are in line for the fiction: Neo Rare Hunters Saga, Luminita Saga, Noah Saga, and Shadow Realm Revival Saga. Despite his involuntary attitude, submissions of duelists have been entered from the readers, among them Iago Lark and Kokuro Samé.

Added: [Dead] will stop at nothing to make sure his characters have spotlight, even in the better ranks. While my co-author, [Dead] AGREED to have [Deadweight] be in Slifer Red. But then under the table, not only did he force an author to "volunteer" and submit his character, but [Dead] also stabbed me in the back while I was numb and turned [Deadweight] into Ra Yellow.

Character inquiry, [Deadweight]; just the same, in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX fanfiction, one [Deadweight] has a magician deck with a Dark Magician. In the world of Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Magicians are very rare, and so shall they be rare in the Next Generation. [Deadweight] also becomes infatuation target for Rei, who was greatly a fan of Ryo Marufuji first. [Deadweight] has not done anything heroic or notable to bypass Ryo. [Deadweight] was provided with no past or the personality that makes him a plausible and believable character. More information cannot be provided due to co-authorship ending in dead halt.

Another detail of co-authorship was the failed idea of a Pokémon fiction using his character (name long-since forgotten). He would be the starting trainer, collecting badges—sounds like Ash Ketchum already—and after walking out of the Rustboro Gym with his StoneBadge and Treecko, the city is ablaze with Aqua and Magma’s gang war. In the fray [Dead]’s Original Character was saved by my own character, Keroku. Keroku has all of her badges but is making an effort of year-long training before facing the Elite Four. One way or another Keroku agrees to travel with this starting trainer (a.k.a. his guardian in Hoenn.) No further progress afterwards due to next fiction idea and leaving this one in the dust.

Zoids got no farther either.

In conclusion, [Dead] refuses to take into consideration ANYTHING. He does not take the research of what he plans to fan fiction for, nor does he take into consideration who the other, or his own, characters are. These are only a few examples of repeated occurrences that have occurred with these two authoresses and at least a dozen more on FF.N

This rant has used up its character limits to continue for Courageous Dragon Knight, B.K. (Before Kenyon); Yu-Gi-Oh Apocalypse and Pokemon Neo.