Recent content by Queshire

Well, I'm not sure about the history, but I can understand why. A lot of traditional Asian cultural aspects are stereotyped as being graceful or elegant. That pairs nicely with the goal of Elves a lot of the time.

Well you should always aim to put your own spin on things of course, but there's plenty of stories that use cultivation systems or bind spirits.

I know -of- Reverend Insanity, but I'm afraid I haven't read it. I know it's well known enough in certain circles that you might want to change the name from Gu to something else though.

Nah, as far as I'm aware all the episodes of Voyager still happen. The time shenanigans just massively reduced how long it took them to get back home. That said, most of my Star Trek knowledge is second hand. I've seen a fair bit of the Original Series and Deep Space Nine. I've been meaning to...

Honestly I think it's pretty interesting to think about. It'd have to be a mix of desperation, making due with what you have available, experimentation and, of course, survivorship bias. You know, once upon a time someone makes a waterskein out of some animal's gut because it holds liquid...

Is that a bad thing? 0_o EDIT: Haven't actually had a chance to watch the video at the time of typing this. Waiting to use it as background noise at work.

Word choice and sentence structure can do a lot in a fight scene. Something like, "Left. Right. Punch!" Can be useful for someone who is, say, panicking somewhat during the fight while, "He swayed between the goblins axe swings before stricking back with a crushing uppercut." Would work with a...

Considering where we are I rather think it's safe to say that we're all either writers here or aspiring writers. As such, I would hope that we all possess the eye necessary to realize that any medium has its inherent strengths and weaknesses. When working in prose it is a relatively simple...

Wait, do you mean humanoid mentally, humanoid as in walking on two feet or humanoid as in anime style dragon girls?

To be fair, even if they're both a kid with their monster type stories Digimon is still a very different beast than Pokemon.

My protagonist is initially from an urban fantasy version of modern day earth. Her form of magic involves pulling in magic from the environment, shaping it like clay and releasing it as spell. Instead of just drawing in general magic she can be more specific than that like drawing thunder from...

Well enough to know that there's four pokemon that have a claim to being the first pokemon.

Ehhhh... I don't know. If you compare, like, 2e with 5e/2024 then I don't think the problem is a matter of excess material.

m'kay, nothing more to be gained here. =_=

To answer the actual question posed, I don't think it does fit. Suitable as a goal in the future, sure, but I don't think it's actually achievable. (That's even presuming that such a hybrid dragon is possible in the first place, which I'm not sure is the case.)