An Owl House Fiction Idea

It's interesting that this would come back to my mind on Valentine's Day of all days, but if you're willing to sit this one in and hear me out, then please do so. 

 

Apparently my darker streak has come back when contemplating about this idea, because unfortunately, upon thinking it over, it's pretty fucked up.

So while I don't have any names for these respective characters, I did have the basic premise of this being an Owl House future sort of gig, where it's more about the children of the previous gang than anything else, mainly revolving around a daughter of Hunter and Willow.

And before you ask: yes, I imagined that she'd have a wolf palisman... his name is Waffles.

What's so fucked up about it? The simple fact that it goes more into just the Huntlow kid being bullied for being part Grimwalker: she is elected as Grom Queen as a pity vote, kind of like what they did to Chris Griffin in Family Guy.

While people, especially the bullies, figured that the Huntlow daughter's fear was related to her bullies in some way... what they don't take into account is the full nature of that fear and it's true implications: becoming the monster they insist that she is.

Upon facing this part about herself, she begins to believe that if the world is going to think that she's a monster no matter what she does, then there's no point in trying to be anything else. This permits Grometheus the Fear Bringer to merge with her (or take possession of her, similar to what Belos did to Hunter) and bring about the havoc that he intended to do so long ago, fueled by the Huntlow daughter's anger, frustration, and helplessness. Thankfully, she is rescued by her family and friends, mainly the work of her grandfather, Darius, as as Grometheus (as a head-canon) has natural elements to himself that are similar to the abomination goo.

After being saved, she takes out her anger out on her bullies, especially the leader to it all: I always imagine said main-bully was the daughter of Boscha. She ends up saying a lot of things she ends up regretting, including (but not limited to) that the bullies should not only inflict harm to themselves, but also end their own lives for targeting somebody who did nothing to them. 

 

The end result is a quiet awkwardness whenever Huntlow's daughter is brought up.

For sometime, they don't see her, and rumors fly around that she had done to herself what she said she wanted her bullies to do so long ago. After some investigating, it turns out that Huntlow's daughter has been attending her classes, but wearing a very powerful version of concealment stones, but with a unique enchantment on it that makes the wearer of it invisible to whoever they wish to avoid - in the case of Huntlow's daughter, everybody except the teachers.

There were a few other ideas after this, but it got too dark...

such as a magic beast or something getting a hold of Boscha's daughter who had a kind of magic to make her do something crazy (like going through with killing herself) that she's rescued from, mainly by the involvement of Huntlow's daughter because while she meant what she said in a fit of anger, she regretted it so much that she'd never actually wanted anybody to do such a thing...

Boscha herself being responsible for the information of Hunter being a Grimwalker going public, even though he was not ready for that information to be public at the time...

And Boscha's daughter and Huntlow's daughter becoming friends at some later point, but after some seriously awkward shit, such as Huntlow's daughter's PTSD regarding physical contact from her bullies (Boscha's daughter included), and Boscha's daughter standing up for Huntlow's daughter in such a way that she not only openly regrets bullying, but cuts off ties from the group who are insistent that bullying is still fine because Boscha's daughter used to insist that Huntlow's daughter's info dumping about random shit was annoying, which compelled them to bully her in the first place...

And before you ask, yes, I was thinking of giving Huntlow's daughter a form of neurodivergency, explicitly a form of ADHD. As part Grimwalker, I would think such an origin story would open the possibility of that having what I can only describe as side-effects, and they just happen to match what the human world would call ADHD. In fact, the only way to help her focus on her school work (on top of meditation training) is with a plant she can turn into a potion, but the plant has weird regulations because it can be used to brew an illegal drug... a sad reality regarding how Adderall can help ADHD individuals, but still be dangerous in the wrong hands.

The biggest thing stopping me from doing this is the possibility of being seen as racist for actually going through with writing this. Yes, Huntlow's daughter would technically be half-Korean (as Willow is Asian-coded) being of Hunter's blood would also make her White in some respect, or at the very least white-passing. Despite being partly-Korean myself, and the fact that ADHD can technically be inherited from one of your parents' gene pools, I don't think the implication that the origins of her being different was the result of her mixed blood would sit well with people. Even if I were to establish that the way her brain works is explicitly a Grimwalker thing, I still don't think I can write such a characterization without being branded as racist.

So yeah, thanks for hearing one of my weird rants on one of the strangest days to have it.
Love ya.

Kaizen

Okay, so I'm trying to do some work, but there's a term that kinda sticks out to me...

"Continuous improvement, or kaizen, is the implementation of a large number of small, incremental improvements in all areas of the organization on an ongoing basis."

I can see kaizen being this ability for Digimon where a Digimon that has it improves in all areas permantintely but at the disadvantage of not improving at all if it isn't compelted...
What do you think?

Forgotten Nostalgia

Forgotten Nostalgia

An ArnoldxHelga idea

The more he realizes it was her all along... the farther away she becomes...

Never Change

Never Change

An ArnoldxHelga idea

based on this picture 

Moonshine

Mario

Moonshine

A LuigixDaisy fiction

 

"Luigi? Doing that? That's moonshine."

Everyone knows Luigi as the timid, taller brother of the famous Mario.  After meeting her for himself during a tennis match, Daisy was tempted to come to the same conclusions.  However, things that she remembered Luigi saying and what others have said about him don't add up.  If he has a good relationship with his brother, and he has nothing against anyone, why in the world does she see so little of him outside of all this?  After all, he had to be doing something to cover the time Mario was spending with Princess Peach.

What Daisy finds out is that the moonshine, or foolish talk, is actually coming from everyone else due to being content with what they've heard.  Luigi has a secret that even blew her mind: the famous green-capped fellow is actually a talented violinist that has been playing at an expensive club that stars such talent.

What even Luigi didn't know is that, despite his great talent with the violin, there's more behind the reason why he doesn't want to tell anyone that he's doing this to get over his dead parents (whom even till today he hasn't gotten over): the fact that the ones responsible for their death in the first place actually cursed the violin he's been using (hence why he's overly attached to it, even to keep it out of the hands of his brother).  With this information on hand, can Daisy save the man that she loves from himself?

Crossover Idea

So I had this idea running around in my head, but I cannot see myself ever doing because the fiction would take too long and I don't have the materials to make the videos.

Jasmine has been cursed by the sorcerer Jafar, who longs to take her to be his own.  To make sure of this, he puts a curse on her so that every man she gets close to other than himself would fall under some ill fate.  

One drawback to the spell: not only can the spell be broken by her true love, but said true love would be indicated through not befalling the said ill fate as other men.  

Since Jasmine has a brother (in this story, it is Aladdin), she is terrified that something horrible will happen to him if she spends too much time with her only living relative.  So, she spends most of her time either trying to keep Aladdin off of her trail (since he's persistent in finding his sister) or using her curse to get rid of evil men.

On her journey, she stumbles upon a castle, which she didn't know was still inhabited (the Beast, or Quasimodo, whichever is more befitting) by a creature terrifying in appearance.  At first, he's mad at her for intruding in the first place, but he later takes pity on the woman and he lets her stay.  They eventually grow fond of each other, fall in love, and Jasmine forgets her troubles for a bit until after she realizes that she's fallen for him.  Remembering her curse, she becomes distraught and comes clean with her beloved about her curse and everything.  He also comes clean that he too is cursed.

Meanwhile, Jafar has found Aladdin and decides to get rid of him through drowning, conveniently near the castle.  What Jafar doesn't know is that mermaids live in that area, and it is Ariel that saves Aladdin from drowning.  They become immediately infatuated with each other, but the stay is short, as Aladdin wants to find his sister.  This makes Ariel long for legs so she can help Aladdin.  She tries to find someone who might be able to give her legs, but (without realizing it) asks the same man who was trying to drown the very man she saved.  Jafar goes along with Ariel's request in hopes that by Ariel going to Aladdin, Aladdin would lead him to Jasmine.

Aladdin does find Jasmine at the castle, after a misunderstanding about him being an intruder, but Jasmine is still sad about an ill fate befalling the one she's in love with.  Aladdin points out that it usually takes about three days for that to happen, and because nothing has happened to him, he might be her true love.  Encouraging her to confess, Jasmine agrees.  Meanwhile, Ariel, now with legs, is found on the beach near the castle.  To celebrate both reunions, they have a party.

The party is stopped short, however, when Jafar steps in and confesses to have used Ariel to get to Jasmine, which he says that he won't leave without her.  This leads to a fight that destroys the castle, but Aladdin is still shocked that Ariel trusted Jafar, the source of great grief.  By then, Ariel's legs are gone and she's back to being a mermaid, heartbroken by Aladdin's last words to her that indicated the assumption that he didn't love her anymore.

As for Jasmine's relationship, the man that fought for her almost dies, but the not only is her spell broken by Jafar's defeat, but the man is healed and restored to his normal form (Hercules).  As Ariel's cousin, Hercules points out to Aladdin that she probably got her legs out of love for him, and he should listen to the voice inside of him that's been telling him to go look for her, because he obviously loves her too, given the way he talked about her.  Aladdin admits he needs help from Hercules, and they go to Zeus, who not only finds Ariel, but gives her her legs back.

Taking it as a sign of forgiveness, both apologize for their errors, and live happily ever after.