3W4DW book meme
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oracneFound via coffeeandink:
Take five books off your bookshelf. (Mine were all from my Print TBR bookcase. Yes, it is a whole bookcase.)
Book #1 -- first sentence: "The Saturday after Labor Day, at the last party wrung from the summer, my friend Kathy showed us a picture of her brother's two boys."
Book #2 -- last sentence on page fifty: "So I read science fiction and dreamed."
Book #3 -- second sentence on page one hundred: "Hold the bucket and belay, there."
(I chose the second complete sentence.)
Book #4 -- next to the last sentence on page one hundred fifty: "Vanessa's domestic skill and organization brio have been extolled by nearly everyone she knew."
(The last sentence was incomplete, but most of it was on the page, so I counted it.)
Book #5 -- final sentence of the book: "But if the Islamic world managed it before, it can do so again."
Make the five sentences into a paragraph:
he Saturday after Labor Day, at the last party wrung from the summer, my friend Kathy showed us a picture of her brother's two boys. So I read science fiction and dreamed. Hold the bucket and belay, there. Vanessa's domestic skill and organization brio have been extolled by nearly everyone she knew. But if the Islamic world managed it before, it can do so again.
(Well, that's a bit Dada!)
Book #1: The Smoke Week, Sept. 11-21, 2001 by Ellis Avery
Book #2: Mammoths of the Great Plains plus... by Eleanor Arnason
Book #3: The Hundred Days by Patrick O'Brian
Book #4: Uncommon Arrangements: Seven Msrriages by Katie Roiphe
Book #5: The House of Wisdom by Jim Al-Khalili
coffeeandink:Take five books off your bookshelf. (Mine were all from my Print TBR bookcase. Yes, it is a whole bookcase.)
Book #1 -- first sentence: "The Saturday after Labor Day, at the last party wrung from the summer, my friend Kathy showed us a picture of her brother's two boys."
Book #2 -- last sentence on page fifty: "So I read science fiction and dreamed."
Book #3 -- second sentence on page one hundred: "Hold the bucket and belay, there."
(I chose the second complete sentence.)
Book #4 -- next to the last sentence on page one hundred fifty: "Vanessa's domestic skill and organization brio have been extolled by nearly everyone she knew."
(The last sentence was incomplete, but most of it was on the page, so I counted it.)
Book #5 -- final sentence of the book: "But if the Islamic world managed it before, it can do so again."
Make the five sentences into a paragraph:
he Saturday after Labor Day, at the last party wrung from the summer, my friend Kathy showed us a picture of her brother's two boys. So I read science fiction and dreamed. Hold the bucket and belay, there. Vanessa's domestic skill and organization brio have been extolled by nearly everyone she knew. But if the Islamic world managed it before, it can do so again.
(Well, that's a bit Dada!)
Book #1: The Smoke Week, Sept. 11-21, 2001 by Ellis Avery
Book #2: Mammoths of the Great Plains plus... by Eleanor Arnason
Book #3: The Hundred Days by Patrick O'Brian
Book #4: Uncommon Arrangements: Seven Msrriages by Katie Roiphe
Book #5: The House of Wisdom by Jim Al-Khalili
Brave Sipuli in the great outdoors
Jun. 5th, 2026 03:31 pmcimoreneSipuli has been getting gradually more comfortable in the yard and she now spends most of her time there exploring. She wants to check everything out, walk out in the street, climb through the barbed wire in the hedge into the woods, sneak into the neighbors' yard, and crawl under the tenants' table while they're sitting at it.
But she still runs away from the tenants' kids, who are in the yard at the same time as her multiple times a week, if they talk to her. Last week a lady walking by in the street asked if she was having a nice time outside and she whipped her head around and cringed down in the grass and tried to slither away. She also panicked and ran and got tangled in a chair when one of the tenants said Pspsps to her a few weeks ago. In her jumpy moments she has wiggled out of her harness twice now. I guess we need to get her a more secure harness.
But she still runs away from the tenants' kids, who are in the yard at the same time as her multiple times a week, if they talk to her. Last week a lady walking by in the street asked if she was having a nice time outside and she whipped her head around and cringed down in the grass and tried to slither away. She also panicked and ran and got tangled in a chair when one of the tenants said Pspsps to her a few weeks ago. In her jumpy moments she has wiggled out of her harness twice now. I guess we need to get her a more secure harness.
SGA: Can't Pretend by randommindtime
Jun. 5th, 2026 04:58 pmmific posting in ![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small}
fancakeFandom: Stargate Atlantis
Characters/Pairings: John Sheppard/Rodney McKay, Ronon Dex, Elizabeth Weir, Carson Beckett, Miller, et al
Rating: Gen
Length: 00:03:45
Content Notes: no AO3-type warnings. Rapid cuts, flashing lights esp. at 3 min mark, canon-typical violence.
Creator Links: randommindtime on YouTube, and on AO3. The song's by Tom Odell.
Themes: Just like canon, Action/adventure, Families of choice, Friendship, Teams
Summary: "I guess that's love. I can't pretend. I can't pretend."
Reccer's Notes: This is one of the best of randommindtimes' fanvids, and it's about the intense connection between John and Rodney in canon, through all their dramas, losses and vicissitudes. It doesn't matter if they're very close friends, or lovers - the intensity's the same and both are natural extensions of canon. It's a powerful distillation of the show - one of my favourites, and very much worth watching.
Fanwork Links: Can't Pretend
Characters/Pairings: John Sheppard/Rodney McKay, Ronon Dex, Elizabeth Weir, Carson Beckett, Miller, et al
Rating: Gen
Length: 00:03:45
Content Notes: no AO3-type warnings. Rapid cuts, flashing lights esp. at 3 min mark, canon-typical violence.
Creator Links: randommindtime on YouTube, and on AO3. The song's by Tom Odell.
Themes: Just like canon, Action/adventure, Families of choice, Friendship, Teams
Summary: "I guess that's love. I can't pretend. I can't pretend."
Reccer's Notes: This is one of the best of randommindtimes' fanvids, and it's about the intense connection between John and Rodney in canon, through all their dramas, losses and vicissitudes. It doesn't matter if they're very close friends, or lovers - the intensity's the same and both are natural extensions of canon. It's a powerful distillation of the show - one of my favourites, and very much worth watching.
Fanwork Links: Can't Pretend
Seasonal pickings.
Jun. 4th, 2026 08:35 pmhannahThe meeting I had today was the first in a long time where I had space to talk. She let me take a few moments to look away and formulate my answers, and that's rare enough to be worth mentioning. I can't say if everyone at the organization works like her, and it still struck me as a good sign. So I'm tentatively open to the possibility. Wary, and open.
Also of positive note, the nearby mulberry tree's ripe. The only reason I didn't walk away red-handed is because a lot of birds had gotten to it before I could get a crack at things.
Also of positive note, the nearby mulberry tree's ripe. The only reason I didn't walk away red-handed is because a lot of birds had gotten to it before I could get a crack at things.
Hatchetfield: Honey and Green Apples by chlodobird
Jun. 4th, 2026 06:42 pmsusieboo posting in fancakeFandom: Hatchetfield
Pairings/Characters: Wilbur Cross/Charlotte Sweetly, mentioned Charlotte/Ted and Zoey/Sam
Rating: Mature
Length: 2,150 words
Creator Links: AO3 profile.
Theme: just like canon
Summary: The Honey Festival is supposed to be the best night of the year in Hatchetfield. Unfortunately for Charlotte Sweetly, her husband ditched her, Ted Spankoffski left with another woman, and Bill delivered some bad news. Her night just kept getting worse—and then it got weird. After all, the Honey Festival is a time when things from the Black and White can walk the streets of Hatchetfield, and Wiley's got plans of his own.
Reccer's Notes: Charlotte is a thoroughly underutilized character in the Hatchetfield canon, and this fic reads exactly like how a Charlotte-centric episode of Nightmare Time might play out - down to using the script formatting. This has also really gotten me interested in Charlotte/Wiley as a pairing.
Fanwork Link: AO3
(Please add the Hatchetfield fandom tag! Thank you!)
Keeper of the Lost Cities: Shattered Upside Down by bookwyrminspiration
Jun. 4th, 2026 12:02 pmbluerosekatie posting in fancakeFandom: Keeper of the Lost Cities
Pairings/Characters: Fitz Vacker, Sophie Foster, Keefe Sencen, Biana Vacker, Dex Dizznee, Maruca Chebota, Wylie Endal, Marella Redek, Tam Song, and Linh Song
Rating: Teen
Length: 366,049 Words
Creator Links: bookwyrminspiration on Ao3
Theme:
Just Like Canon (Featured), Epic Works, Gen, Friendship, Wings, AU: Fork in the Road
Summary:
When the world begins to crawl with unnaturally made monsters, the Keeper crew continue to fight like they always have. But a wrench is thrown in those plans when they themselves become less than human.
Reccer's Notes:
Although this is a complete AU in that it's a wingfic, the author's writing style is very familiar to canon and I genuinely mix up scenes from this fic with canon because I love it so much! The focus on the friendship dynamics between all the crew is excellent.
Fanwork Links:
Shattered Upside Down on Ao3
Pairings/Characters: Fitz Vacker, Sophie Foster, Keefe Sencen, Biana Vacker, Dex Dizznee, Maruca Chebota, Wylie Endal, Marella Redek, Tam Song, and Linh Song
Rating: Teen
Length: 366,049 Words
Creator Links: bookwyrminspiration on Ao3
Theme:
Just Like Canon (Featured), Epic Works, Gen, Friendship, Wings, AU: Fork in the Road
Summary:
When the world begins to crawl with unnaturally made monsters, the Keeper crew continue to fight like they always have. But a wrench is thrown in those plans when they themselves become less than human.
Reccer's Notes:
Although this is a complete AU in that it's a wingfic, the author's writing style is very familiar to canon and I genuinely mix up scenes from this fic with canon because I love it so much! The focus on the friendship dynamics between all the crew is excellent.
Fanwork Links:
Shattered Upside Down on Ao3
Minecraft: Story Mode: Sproing! by Pinky G. Rocket
Jun. 4th, 2026 11:55 ambluerosekatie posting in fancakeFandom: Minecraft: Story Mode
Pairings/Characters: Male Jesse & Petra
Rating: Gen
Length: 1,521 words
Creator Links: Pinky G. Rocket on Ao3
Theme:
Just Like Canon (Featured), Gen Works, Friendship
Summary:
As Jesse and Petra go on new adventures throughout the world and visit new lands, they come across a village- but not with the usual inhabitants that they've come to expect from villages and towns. But even in these new lands, remnants of a crisis one thought long past linger.
Reccer's Notes:
A super sweet little oneshot that incorporates a fun Minecraft mod and newer Minecraft versions near-seamlessly into a continuation of the main characters' adventures. Fits into post-canon and has callbacks to the first season.
Fanwork Links:
Sproing! on Ao3
Pairings/Characters: Male Jesse & Petra
Rating: Gen
Length: 1,521 words
Creator Links: Pinky G. Rocket on Ao3
Theme:
Just Like Canon (Featured), Gen Works, Friendship
Summary:
As Jesse and Petra go on new adventures throughout the world and visit new lands, they come across a village- but not with the usual inhabitants that they've come to expect from villages and towns. But even in these new lands, remnants of a crisis one thought long past linger.
Reccer's Notes:
A super sweet little oneshot that incorporates a fun Minecraft mod and newer Minecraft versions near-seamlessly into a continuation of the main characters' adventures. Fits into post-canon and has callbacks to the first season.
Fanwork Links:
Sproing! on Ao3
Things
Jun. 5th, 2026 12:54 amvassBooks
Since last I posted one of these, of course I read Ann Leckie's Radiant Star. I loved it. Leckie's doing something different with narrative voice this time around,so mark that off your bingo card, and if you enjoy Victorian novels then this narrator might be particularly enjoyable for you. It goes very hard.
Having read that (and then a friend's annotations, which I then sent on with the ARC to the next person in the chain) I decided I wanted to take some space to recover with T Kingfisher's fourth paladin book, Paladin's Faith. Which, as it turns out, is going much harder than I expected it too.
I am also making my way slowly through Nick Walker's Neuroqueer Heresies, and finding it unsatisfying. I'd be less critical of it as polemic (although still annoyed at the prescriptivism and the exhorting readers to police other people's language too if they don't use "neurodivergent" and "neurodiversity" according to Dr Walker's preferred definitions), but when she's stating outright in the book that she intends to use it as a textbook to teach in university, I want more rigour and citations.
Fandom
Enjoying a resurgence of Radch discussion on Discord.
More ephemeral fic in the Nine Worlds fandom. May was good for that.
Crafts
Finished the table.
Tech
Wayland and gnashing of teeth.
That said, I learned how to use xargs in Bash, which made Android backups easier for me.
Garden
Harvested what is, amazingly, not the last of the tomatoes. Semi-dried all the ripe tomatoes I had in the oven, and froze the results. Did a little weeding, and sowed pak choy and calendula seeds.
Cats
They don't like the cold weather, but Mighty Hunting continues.
Since last I posted one of these, of course I read Ann Leckie's Radiant Star. I loved it. Leckie's doing something different with narrative voice this time around,
Having read that (and then a friend's annotations, which I then sent on with the ARC to the next person in the chain) I decided I wanted to take some space to recover with T Kingfisher's fourth paladin book, Paladin's Faith. Which, as it turns out, is going much harder than I expected it too.
I am also making my way slowly through Nick Walker's Neuroqueer Heresies, and finding it unsatisfying. I'd be less critical of it as polemic (although still annoyed at the prescriptivism and the exhorting readers to police other people's language too if they don't use "neurodivergent" and "neurodiversity" according to Dr Walker's preferred definitions), but when she's stating outright in the book that she intends to use it as a textbook to teach in university, I want more rigour and citations.
Fandom
Enjoying a resurgence of Radch discussion on Discord.
More ephemeral fic in the Nine Worlds fandom. May was good for that.
Crafts
Finished the table.
Tech
Wayland and gnashing of teeth.
That said, I learned how to use xargs in Bash, which made Android backups easier for me.
Garden
Harvested what is, amazingly, not the last of the tomatoes. Semi-dried all the ripe tomatoes I had in the oven, and froze the results. Did a little weeding, and sowed pak choy and calendula seeds.
Cats
They don't like the cold weather, but Mighty Hunting continues.
Tweet tweet
Jun. 4th, 2026 04:25 amviridian5Since my laptop computer is nine years old and its fan cooling pad was only feeling lukewarm, I bought a new cooling pad to hopefully extend my computer's life. Plus, summer's coming.
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Previously, I thought my area's local birds were rock pigeons, mourning doves, sparrows, American robins, starlings, the occasional northern cardinal and blue jay, a woodpecker I can hear but have yet to see, and the very occasional hawk, but the sound ID function on my phone's Merlin app has let me know that within three miles of my Queens home in the last two weeks there have also been American redstart, gray catbird, chimney swift, northern mockingbird, barn swallow, and Carolina wren. I had no idea.
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Previously, I thought my area's local birds were rock pigeons, mourning doves, sparrows, American robins, starlings, the occasional northern cardinal and blue jay, a woodpecker I can hear but have yet to see, and the very occasional hawk, but the sound ID function on my phone's Merlin app has let me know that within three miles of my Queens home in the last two weeks there have also been American redstart, gray catbird, chimney swift, northern mockingbird, barn swallow, and Carolina wren. I had no idea.
Update
Jun. 4th, 2026 12:54 pmmergatrudeReading: I finished my roughly biennial reread of Above-Ground Swimming Pools, china_shop's Architect!Hugh Dillon/Builder!Callum Keith Rennie RPF epic. Still love it as much as ever. Each time I read it I seem to focus on a different aspect, and this time it was the women and their friendships which gave me a warm frisson of joy. \o/
I've listened to Project Hail Mary, read by Ray Porter, TWICE now. I mean to buy it when it comes out on disc, because I'm fascinated by the differences between the book and the film.
I'm currently rereading The Murderbot Diaries, because I bought the set from Humble Bundle earlier in the year and have been uploading them into my tablet. I've just begun Rogue Protocol and am preemptively mourning Mikki.
Watching: Randomly watched The Friend (2024) on TV, in which Naomi Watts and a Great Dane mourn Bill Murray. Dude has convinced me to go back to watching The Flash, mostly succeeding because I can sit there and knit without paying too much attention. While the CGI is amazing I find the interpersonal relationships excruciating. I really don't watch much TV any more. There are a few movies coming soon that I'd like to see, and of course the dude wants me to go and see Toy Story 5 with him.
Gaming: I bought Monument Valley III on Steam and it is just as gorgeous as its predecessors. I've finished the main game and am doing the extras.
Making: I had to undo a chunk of sleeve on my brother's fair isle sweater. Just gotten the motivation back to continue with it - I did promise him it would be ready by Christmas. I've been doing some spinning; some White-faced Woodland fleece I blended with ramie, and I dyed some merino with an old jar of pale blue-purple with interesting results that I'm now planning on turning into a crepe yarn. I also went to the Wool Fest at the Old Bus Depot Markets with my friend Sam (a great enabler) and bought three interesting bumps of reclaimed roving (fibre waste from the milling process).
Other stuff: Not much to say. Work is getting busy, but I'm still with my old team for the time being. Even though they're predicting a mild winter I'm finding the cold unpleasant. Hope you're all well. *hugs*
china_shop's Architect!Hugh Dillon/Builder!Callum Keith Rennie RPF epic. Still love it as much as ever. Each time I read it I seem to focus on a different aspect, and this time it was the women and their friendships which gave me a warm frisson of joy. \o/I've listened to Project Hail Mary, read by Ray Porter, TWICE now. I mean to buy it when it comes out on disc, because I'm fascinated by the differences between the book and the film.
I'm currently rereading The Murderbot Diaries, because I bought the set from Humble Bundle earlier in the year and have been uploading them into my tablet. I've just begun Rogue Protocol and am preemptively mourning Mikki.
Watching: Randomly watched The Friend (2024) on TV, in which Naomi Watts and a Great Dane mourn Bill Murray. Dude has convinced me to go back to watching The Flash, mostly succeeding because I can sit there and knit without paying too much attention. While the CGI is amazing I find the interpersonal relationships excruciating. I really don't watch much TV any more. There are a few movies coming soon that I'd like to see, and of course the dude wants me to go and see Toy Story 5 with him.
Gaming: I bought Monument Valley III on Steam and it is just as gorgeous as its predecessors. I've finished the main game and am doing the extras.
Making: I had to undo a chunk of sleeve on my brother's fair isle sweater. Just gotten the motivation back to continue with it - I did promise him it would be ready by Christmas. I've been doing some spinning; some White-faced Woodland fleece I blended with ramie, and I dyed some merino with an old jar of pale blue-purple with interesting results that I'm now planning on turning into a crepe yarn. I also went to the Wool Fest at the Old Bus Depot Markets with my friend Sam (a great enabler) and bought three interesting bumps of reclaimed roving (fibre waste from the milling process).
Other stuff: Not much to say. Work is getting busy, but I'm still with my old team for the time being. Even though they're predicting a mild winter I'm finding the cold unpleasant. Hope you're all well. *hugs*
Intake.
Jun. 3rd, 2026 08:31 pmhannahGoing through the Murderbot books in hard copy, as the library holds allow, is a more personally enjoyable experience than the ebook version. It'll take longer to get caught up, and I can't say I mind the pace.
Today was a little better for general tension and anxiety. Some of it came from badly-timed intense coffee, with the rest being at something of a lower state than yesterday for no particular reason I can determine. At this point, I'm happy to take it.
Today was a little better for general tension and anxiety. Some of it came from badly-timed intense coffee, with the rest being at something of a lower state than yesterday for no particular reason I can determine. At this point, I'm happy to take it.
What I'm Doing Wednesday
Jun. 3rd, 2026 07:23 pmsagebooks
1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus by Charles C. Mann. 2011 edition. I learned so much from this despite having a degree in Latin American studies, largely because the research has evolved a lot in the many years since I graduated.
Stealing America: The Hidden Story of Indigenous Slavery in U.S. History by Linford D. Fisher. 2026. ESSENTIAL READING! A legit tour de force. A++ (I am pretty well-educated, but I didn't learn ANY of this in high school or university, and that's a literal crying shame.) Please read, US-ians!
currently reading: The Fix: Saving America from the Corruption of a Mob-Style Government by Barbara McQuade. 2026.
yarning
Didn't go to yarn group this week. Am still working on the 2 bunnies. Got a commission for seven US flag catnip silvervine balls.
healthcrap
woke with migraine today. Vertigo is back with a vengeance. Left hand still hurts so much. Have used 1mg melatonin for 4 nights now.
#resist
June 14: Rise Up, Sing Out: No Kings 5
I hope you're all doing well! <333
1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus by Charles C. Mann. 2011 edition. I learned so much from this despite having a degree in Latin American studies, largely because the research has evolved a lot in the many years since I graduated.
Stealing America: The Hidden Story of Indigenous Slavery in U.S. History by Linford D. Fisher. 2026. ESSENTIAL READING! A legit tour de force. A++ (I am pretty well-educated, but I didn't learn ANY of this in high school or university, and that's a literal crying shame.) Please read, US-ians!
currently reading: The Fix: Saving America from the Corruption of a Mob-Style Government by Barbara McQuade. 2026.
yarning
Didn't go to yarn group this week. Am still working on the 2 bunnies. Got a commission for seven US flag catnip silvervine balls.
healthcrap
woke with migraine today. Vertigo is back with a vengeance. Left hand still hurts so much. Have used 1mg melatonin for 4 nights now.
#resist
June 14: Rise Up, Sing Out: No Kings 5
I hope you're all doing well! <333
the most entertaining personalities
Jun. 3rd, 2026 06:35 pmmusesfoolSo as you may have surmised from my posts over the years, I've been a sports fan all my life. I'm pretty well versed in baseball, football, hockey, and used to follow tennis as well, but I've only ever been a playoffs basketball fan, though since the Knicks have been in the playoffs the last couple of years, I've become more familiar with them (I was pretty familiar with the Ewing-era Knicks, because all my college friends were into basketball, and the spring/summer of 1994 when both the Rangers and the Knicks were in the playoffs was pretty memorable), so I didn't actually need this, but I did think it was pretty funny: The Knicks Are in the Finals. Act Like You've Been Here Before. #Go New York go New York go!
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Tron (Movies): Outer Limits by badgerwitch
Jun. 3rd, 2026 11:46 ambluerosekatie posting in fancakeFandom: Tron (Movies)
Pairings/Characters: Rinzler & OCs, Sam Flynn/Quorra in the background
Rating: Teen
Length: 71,293 words
Creator Links: badgerwitch on Ao3
Theme:
Just Like Canon (Featured), Robots Androids & AI, Science Fiction, Alternate Universe: Fork in the Road
Summary:
Their entire world lay subject to Kevin Flynn's rules, except for the Sea of Simulation. There, there are no boundaries to the outside laws of the modern, connected world. ...Rinzler isn't done just yet. Post-Legacy. Unfinished.
Reccer's Notes:
A story starting off from the ending of Tron: Legacy, which follows Rinzler journeying across networks and being discovered by some human hackers in the process. Serves as an alternate canon continuation with a great premise and some fun Sam/Quorra in the background near the end. Although this fic is marked as complete, it is abandoned/discontinued, so if you hate cliffhangers, be warned.
Fanwork Links:
Outer Limits on Ao3
Pairings/Characters: Rinzler & OCs, Sam Flynn/Quorra in the background
Rating: Teen
Length: 71,293 words
Creator Links: badgerwitch on Ao3
Theme:
Just Like Canon (Featured), Robots Androids & AI, Science Fiction, Alternate Universe: Fork in the Road
Summary:
Their entire world lay subject to Kevin Flynn's rules, except for the Sea of Simulation. There, there are no boundaries to the outside laws of the modern, connected world. ...Rinzler isn't done just yet. Post-Legacy. Unfinished.
Reccer's Notes:
A story starting off from the ending of Tron: Legacy, which follows Rinzler journeying across networks and being discovered by some human hackers in the process. Serves as an alternate canon continuation with a great premise and some fun Sam/Quorra in the background near the end. Although this fic is marked as complete, it is abandoned/discontinued, so if you hate cliffhangers, be warned.
Fanwork Links:
Outer Limits on Ao3
Mega Man (Cartoon 1994): Double Trouble by jackalopez
Jun. 3rd, 2026 11:33 ambluerosekatie posting in fancakeFandom: Mega Man (Cartoon 1994)
Pairings/Characters: Mega Man & Roll & Dr. Light, Dr. Wily & Proto Man
Rating: General Audiences
Length: 4,075 words
Creator Links: jackalopez on Ao3
Theme:
Just Like Canon (featured), Science Fiction, Robots Androids & AI, Gen, Siblings
Summary:
Mega Man and his sister, Roll, face their toughest enemy yet! And it just so happens to be… Mega Man?!
Reccer's Notes:
A fun genfic recreating the canon's monster-of-the-week episode structure, including a cameo from another classic Rockman character, the Copy Robot. Super canon-accurate and an enjoyable read!
Fanwork Links:
Double Trouble on Ao3
Pairings/Characters: Mega Man & Roll & Dr. Light, Dr. Wily & Proto Man
Rating: General Audiences
Length: 4,075 words
Creator Links: jackalopez on Ao3
Theme:
Just Like Canon (featured), Science Fiction, Robots Androids & AI, Gen, Siblings
Summary:
Mega Man and his sister, Roll, face their toughest enemy yet! And it just so happens to be… Mega Man?!
Reccer's Notes:
A fun genfic recreating the canon's monster-of-the-week episode structure, including a cameo from another classic Rockman character, the Copy Robot. Super canon-accurate and an enjoyable read!
Fanwork Links:
Double Trouble on Ao3