what if

we did like marvel/dc characters personified/reincarnated? Like have animanga/other fcs for comic book/mcu/dcu canon, but they're virtually oc characters! but, as far as essence and powers, they are virtually the same characters with like normal jobs, more or less, who stop evil every now and again, or maybe are the evil? I remember seeing a site like this a long time ago and I always adored the idea

another idea I had was like a pokemon rp -- but not in the traditional sense, more like pokemon meets magical girl, where one specific pokemon, like their "main" pokemon, are able to "fuse" with their trainer, or are connected via a soul-bond, and give them their abilities/attacks in order to stop catastrophe, but the enemies/evil part that they would be fighting here was always what eluded me 

i would also really love a fairytales reincarnated site right about now

You could definitely try Silver Springs 🌸 if you're looking for something fun, casual, and someplace you can feel at home in.

✿ Slice of Life w/ Magical Elements
✿ Characters are Personifications of Objects
✿ PG-14, w/ Some Mature Themes
✿ Anime/Manga Fcs & Illustrated Fanart
✿ Inspired By Harvest Moon, Stardew Valley, and Story of Seasons

feel free to stop by the site or join the discord! Our community is still blossoming, but we're a pretty friendly bunch!

RIGHT?! I've always wondered why there's never been like a 1800's sort of thing set in London or an au animanga rp about Queen Victoria and that time-period. I love it so much, and I've thought of doing it plenty of times, but I'm always scared that it wouldn't get much interest -- unless it had some sort of supernatural angle to it, like be Fruits Basket-based or something. There's all kinds of fantasy rp out there as is, so I'd want something a bit simpler lol

i was thinking more historical, but I don't know if that would be a deal-breaker towards anyone

I'm kind of ashamed to admit it, but i kind of recycle my fcs. I first started using them, like, 2010, when I first started rping, and, generally, they're all fcs of series I cherish or anime/manga that have a place in my heart. I have expanded my portrayal database a little since then to include other notable series(like Arknights and Idolmaster) but it's mostly because I find the fcs extremely gorgeous, and specific fcs are also reserved for certain niches in my head, too.

I think I do have a penchant/love for female fcs with pig-tails, bows, and/or braids for some reason, but it really just depends on the archetype of the character I'm going for. Some of my favourites include:

- usagi tsukino from sailor moon
- aerith gainsborough from final fantasy
- reimu from touhou
- taiwan from axis powers
- miku hatsune from vocaloid
- kequing from genshin impact
- sheeta from castle in the sky

but i also really like a certain aesthetic for my tsun/goth girl, in which I've noticed, that her hair always has to be purple or black? like, for example, I use rei hino from sailor moon or raven from teen titans on repeat for this specific type of character.

I very rarely will play/pick up a guy character, but if I do, I lean towards a specific archetype/personality there, too (like Sesshoumaru from Inuyasha, Byakuya from Bleach, etc.)

I've never really been a big fan of shounen-esque sites. I love magical girl sites and like to have violence and conflict as much as the next writer to spice things up, but too much or excessive combat just gets over-done and boring after a while. I don't like gore or explicit stuff either, and some of these sites are filled with content like that.

I'm also not a fan of any site that has heavy mechanics. If it going to take me 400+years and a whole lot of work to get that one pokemon I really want from my character from a mod thread or to get my character to be stronger in their abilities, I'm most likely going to skip over your site. Playing DND is enough for me, and I don't want to have to jump through hoops in a hobby that is mostly focused on collaborative writing, passion, muse, and motivation. Like someone said before, intense and extensive mechanics just suck the fun right out of it.

I'm probably the exception to the norm here, because I love slice of life threads, because the purpose of most sol threads is characterization and/or drama or just pure fun, or they usually have a rhyme or reason, and some sort of development towards the character -- though I find myself not being able to do just slice of life. I love writing about magic in a mundane world or something that has abilities, curses, reincarnations, or personifications in everyday life, and I can often come up with plots and characters based around a combination of these things, based on what the site is about -- like, currently, I run a sol site that revolves around object personifications and characters that possess slight abilities, with a small stream of "magic" flowing through the world and a back-drop of "where is the goddess?" on-site. But, if your site is just set in a city or a small town with nothing else to keep it together or no other allure, like a slice of life rp set in Tokyo, I find it hard keep my threads going and my muse alive because after the first couple of threads, it all just seems monotonous. I kind of feel the same way about high school/academy roleplays, if only because I think you can only do so much within that setting and, personally, it's very limiting to me.

idk why but I have been craving an animanga victorian-era rp

I have not! But, looking at it now, this is something <i>similar</i> to what I heard before. My inspiration comes from a combo of farming sim and tabletop, but I really wanted to do something different, and I've never seen anyone use cards as a means of determining an action or creating conflict, so I thought it would be interesting to do -- given that I actually come up with a system for it.

I also would, instead, love to do a reputation system! But I don't know what the system would be used for, though.