Endings: A Princess Tutu fanficHe still had no idea how it could have happened. Where had he gone wrong? Were the characters he chose for the roles that inadequate that they would not do as he wished? What made them want to defy fate?Perhaps Edel had not been entirely wrong when she said a story without an ending was cruel. For now, bereft of his magnum opus, having it stolen away by those he wrote into existence, Herr D. D. Drosselmeyer himself had no ending to look forward to. He was already dead, after all.But he did have plenty of time to think about things.Drosselmeyer considered the possibilities amid endless clockwork gears. Once these gears had spun him a Sto
Ruby-Spears' Roll Brawl MovesetRuby-Spears' Roll Super Smash Bros. MovesetEntrance: Roll appears on her Sky Cycle.Neutral A: Roll delivers a series of punches followed by a karate kick.Dash+A: Roll charges headfirst with a shoulder check.Neutral Aerial: Roll does a quick kick in midair.Forward Aerial: Roll puts her weight into a punch-kick combo.Back Aerial: Roll whips around for a right hook.Up Aerial: Roll punches upwards with both hands.Down Aerial: Roll kicks below her with both feet.Grab Aerial: Roll extends her plumber's snake forward to grab enemies or ledges.Up+B: Roll extends her plumber's snake upward to attack enemies and grab onto ledges, fu
EncounterIt had been three days since Rock was converted into Megaman. He was still getting used to walking around in the heavy titanium armor, and he had yet to fire his plasma cannon except in training exercises—though he'd quickly grown used to his new name, at least. He was still on alert in case Dr. Wily returned to the lab to finish what he started, even if Dr. Light assured him Rush's nose could sniff out any sign of trouble.But most of all, Megaman was adjusting to his new role as a hero, and what that meant for him and his family. He'd readily agreed to the idea of becoming a robot warrior for justice, and there was no way he could bac
Forever Connected"What is Neverland, without James Hook?"-Jas. Hook, Captain (Hook, 1991 film)Peter Pan was not like other children in many ways, but all children love stories—especially stories of themselves. Even when Margaret was well and grown, too old to come with him to Neverland, he visited her window now and then to listen to the stories she told her children. He knew if they wanted, they would come with him like the ones before, but in the meantime he came for the stories. Stories of Indians, pirates, and adventure, and—always—Peter Pan.There was a reason he came back. Neverland, and Peter in particular, had a habit of forgetfuln
PaybackIt wasn't like Protoman didn't have anything better to do than go looking to fight his brother. He just couldn't think of anything better to do. Heat Man and Needle Man had been summarily scrapped after their failure at rigging Governor Deacon's election, and Proto didn't feel like sticking around to recycle what was left of them. Dark Man he could've hung around with, but he was being repaired, and the other Robot Masters were busy fixing the Skullker. Wily himself was no help, either. Last Proto had checked the Doc was trying to come up with a new scheme to conquer the world after their failure to capture Brain Bot.Left to his own devices
Personal Business"Hey, uh, X? Megaman X?" Roll ventured. She wasn't quite sure how to talk to the future-bot yet.The Repliroid turned at the sound of Roll's voice, offering her a smile, if an awkward one. "Yes? Did you need something?"Roll shrugged. "Uh, not much. I was just…curious."X raised an eyebrow. "About me," he guessed. That would certainly be logical; he was centuries ahead of them both technologically and temporally.Roll nodded. "About you, yeah. But also about, well, the future."Megaman X's smile faltered, but only briefly. "Any specific questions? I might be able to give you answers on the datapad, as well."Roll put her Utility Ar
Control"Hey, Doc. We need to talk. Now," Protoman says bluntly.Dr. Wily barely glances up from his workbench, having grown used to Proto's unexpected interruptions. It's a habit he can't quite cure the robot of, but some part of him doesn't mind--after all, it helps him stay on guard in case of Megaman. Still, did he have to walk in right as he was beginning to work on his latest creation?"What is it, Protoman? You can clearly see that I'm very busy," Wily huffs, gesturing at the array of steel before him. With his other hand he solders some metal together with a laser drill."Oh, nothing too important. Just about you, and me, and the other 'bo
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