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It's time to start your new life in the Underworld, 0213 💀

The A Date with Death 2: REMNANTS demo is OUT NOW on Steam and itchio!

Play through the first 3 days of the game, explore the Underworld, meet your coworkers, and figure out who you are without your memories.

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Thank you for reading the guidelines and being specific! (too many Anon asks I've recently gotten haven't or have been intensely vague. Since I can't contact them, I have no way of asking what they mean (⁠〒⁠﹏⁠〒⁠))

Also, probably my lack of extensive knowledge in this language, but I'm unfortunately unsure by what exactly you mean when you say, squishy font

Pardon, but if this squishy font has persisted, let me know in another ask and I will try to fix the issue

Pompompurin AO3 Skin

mobile:

desktop:

symbols and pngs:

what people without a pfp (1) and guests (2) get as pfp:

link here

mobile:

desktop (no changes besides the header being slightly different images):

symbols and pngs added:

also the what people without a pfp (1) and guests (2) are given as pfp:

Make my AO3 all about Destiel—Version 2!I totally thought of this right after watching Ariana’s "The Boy Is Mine" MV☺️if you wanna use it, here is the code！

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BLuLl3EuTgqKRvyeze-1waYUpRLddkI7PQNtvGwdnds/edit?usp=sharing

​In my local fandom culture, we have an affectionate nickname for fanfiction writers: we call them "Chefs."

With that in mind, I feel AO3 is like a luxury Grand Hotel: it has every cuisine imaginable, and you can order whatever dish your heart craves.

​🍽️ The Menu-Style Design

Since this is a hotel, I designed the work listing cards entirely as Menus.

Each work functions like a specific order. I also renamed the category headers and the statistics area using menu-themed terminology.

For the tags, I created a staggered left-right layout. This prevents them from blurring into a solid block of text when there are many tags, making the scanning process feel more like flipping through a physical hotel menu.

​🎨 The Color Schemes

I created two versions for this skin:

​☕️ Cream Cocoa:

This is the versatile "safe card." It offers high reading comfort, like a classic menu you can open at any time to find something familiar and soothing.

​🎀 Grand Budapest (Pink & Blue):

This feels like a "Special Edition."

Someone asked if I could make a pink skin, and I immediately thought of The Grand Budapest Hotel.

I added many blue ribbon and bow decorations, mimicking the iconic blue ribbon on a Mendl’s box. The header divider uses wavy lines to simulate that ribbon, the purple text resembles the hotel uniforms, and I included elements of keys throughout.

​🗝️ A Personal Note

I had a deeper reason for choosing The Grand Budapest Hotel as inspiration.

I feel the movie’s core resonates deeply with fanfiction and its writers. On the surface, it is glamorous and meticulous, like a well-run hotel. But what truly holds it up is memory, obsession, human connection, and that stubborn refusal: "To simply keep what you love, even when you know the world is changing."

​The movie features the "Society of the Crossed Keys"—people holding keys, helping each other for a shared belief. This feels exactly like the fandom community.

​Sometimes, Canon slams the door shut, but we hold the keys.

We can reopen that door, clean up the room named "Regret," and let our favorite characters live inside, happily ever after.

​To me, this is the true meaning of fanfiction. It isn’t just about fixing things; it’s about taking a world we love, re-organizing it, re-plating it, and serving it to others who love this pairing just as much.

​So, the Budapest theme is more than just a pretty design; it’s a small gesture of my appreciation.

Writing is never easy, especially fanfiction. Often there is no applause or reward—only love keeps us moving forward.

​Because writing is never easy, I hope every author can keep going.

Just as I imagine it: The Fandom Grand Hotel (AO3) will always leave a light on for you, waiting for you to serve your next dish.

📌 Tag Categories (Menu Sections)

🧾 Warnings → Today’s Taboos

Warnings feel like that little blackboard next to a menu. Some restaurants list every allergen and taboo clearly, while others choose not to spoil the surprise until the first bite. "Today’s Taboos" serves as a gentle hint zone—those who want to avoid "landmines" can take a quick look, while those who hate spoilers won't have the answers forced upon them.

🍝 Relationship → Main Course Pairing

The Relationship tag is always the "dominant flavor" of a work, so it belongs in the Main Course, standing right in the center of the menu. The word "Pairing" fits the dining atmosphere perfectly.

(Note: I placed the pairing tags on the far right with a staggered layout to match scanning habits, making it easy to instantly spot if this is the couple you want to order.)

🥗 Characters → Side Dishes

To me, characters are like a list of Side Dishes. The Pairing is the main course, but I also want to know which familiar faces will be served alongside it. "Side Dishes" lists these supporting ingredients to make the information intuitive.

🧂 Freeform → Extra Toppings

Freeform tags are the seasoning and Extra Toppings station. They determine the final flavor profile of the dish and help you avoid things you dislike. Settings, tropes, kinks, and vibes all go here. One look at the "Extra Toppings" tells you the texture of the meal and whether it suits your palate.

📝 Chef’s Note (Summary)

The Summary isn't technically a tag, but I wanted to give it a menu-style header, so I called it the Chef’s Note. It’s like a brief introduction from the head chef before you order, helping you quickly decide if this is the dish for you.

📖 Metadata Card (Above the Work)

🌶️ Rating → Spice Level

To me, Rating is the Spice Level. It doesn't tell you if the food is good, but rather how "hot" it is. Mild, medium, spicy... anything above that might belong on the "Late Night Menu." One look before ordering tells you if you can handle the heat.

🏨 Fandom → House Special

Fandom is the "House Special"—the theme of the day. Seeing this tells you which world or IP the dish comes from: Harry Potter, Star Wars, Superman... they are all like the signature themed halls of the hotel.

🍱 Category → Combo Set

Category feels like a Combo Set designation. It’s not about the flavor, but the structural composition of the meal (M/M, F/F, Gen, etc.).

🍜 Language → Cuisine

Language represents the "Cuisine Style." It doesn't indicate the content, but rather the language in which the dish is served—telling you which country's chef is cooking and what style of preparation is used.

📚 Series → Series Menu

Series hints at a "Series Menu" or tasting menu. It tells you this isn't a standalone dish; there are accompanying courses to follow. If you like the taste, you can keep ordering down the line.

📊 Stats & Popularity (Kitchen Report)

🧾 Stats → Kitchen Report

I renamed the statistics area to Kitchen Report, treating these numbers as daily logs from the back of house: dishes served, compliments received, reviews written... like a hotel's daily operation notes. They are still numbers, but they look more like "what happened with this dish today."

💌 Kudos → Compliments

Kudos are like a silent compliment to the chef—a nod that says, "this was delicious." I renamed it Compliments: a simple click is precious, but if you leave a review, it’s often an even bigger surprise for the chef.

👀 Hits → Tastings

Hits feel more like how many times a dish has been tasted. It records the count, not just the number of guests. Tastings makes it read more like a "sampling count" on a menu.

💬 Comments → Reviews

Comments are the food critiques. It’s feedback left for the chef after the meal. Calling them Reviews fits perfectly into the menu column concept.

🔖 Bookmarks → To Try List

Bookmarks are like a "To Try List" or a saved menu. You tuck away the dishes you love so you can re-order and savor them anytime.

📏 Words → Portion Size

Words indicate the Portion Size. One glance tells you if this is a delicate appetizer, a standard meal, or a massive banquet that will fill you up.

🍽️ Chapters → Dishes

Chapters are the number of "Dishes" in the course: how many total, how many have been served, and how many are still waiting to be brought to the table.

​🛠️ Installation Guide

​Step 1: Create the Base Skin

​Create a new site skin.

​Copy and paste the Base Code into the CSS box.

​Scroll down to the "Advanced" section and check the box for "Parent Only".

​Click "Submit" to save.

​Step 2: Create the Color Theme Skin

​Create another new site skin (choose either Cream Cocoa or Grand Budapest).

​Copy and paste the Color Code of your choice into the CSS box.

​Scroll down to the "Advanced" section again.

​Find "Parent Skins" and click the "Add parent skin" button.

​In the input field that appears, search for the name of the Base Skin you just created in Step 1, and select it.

​Click "Submit" to save and apply.

​⚠️ Important Note:

If you are using Google Chrome and encounter issues adding the parent skin (e.g., the search box doesn't respond), please try switching to a different browser, such as Microsoft Edge, to complete this step.

​📝 Notes

​English is not my first language, so please forgive any awkward phrasing or errors in my explanation.

​The fanfictions shown in the preview images are for demonstration purposes only. They do not belong to me, and all credit goes to their original authors.

​The design assets used in this skin were collected from the internet.

​This project is shared purely for fun and is non-profit. Please do not use it for commercial purposes.