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✨⭐️supHERnatural au⭐️✨

I was pretty much the “creative lead” for my group. We couldn’t get it done, and lost 1st to a mediocre STICKMAN animation. The problem wasnt even me, it was my group who was the true problem… They all were unmotivated and reluctant to draw… Except for one friend, whose I’ll show. Other dude did nothing, other dude made a debacle that couldn't even be classified as progress. Meanwhile I was sweating my ass off making the beginning. We started strong and flopped harder than fishies. This week’s premise was animation, which I was delighted to hear about. First day I couldn’t make it, second day I got dropped in the deep end of the pool with no reprieve whatsoever… But as you all know me… (2 fans in the world) I was persistent as ever… We originally—I originally came up with the idea of; In a medieval setting, a man nocks an arrow, and once he releases it the camera will pan and track the arrow as it makes its mark in an apple sat firmly on a man’s head. A handful, I know. Even the others in my group felt a bit sour-grapes about the concept. So after some short brainstorming, we—I… Was hit with an amazing revelation… What if I bumped the time period up? It certainly worked, I tell you. It’s one of the most common tropes of them all!!! You know it all too well, in it’s absolutely amazing glory… A good ol’, old-fashioned Cowboy Duel… Everyone went with the idea upon hearing it, and I wasn’t surprised at all. I started a bit strangely, instead of creating concept art like we were told, I immediately begun on it by creating a storyboard we followed somewhat closely. Camera’s panned out, two fellas are mean mugging each other, one’s your average outlaw, the other a rotund, pig-faced zealot in a hat. Sound familiar? I don’t know. In the next scene it shows another classic trope called Split-Screen Reactions. You may or may not have seen it before, maybe in Dragon Ball, or more recently, Jujutsu Kaisen. Intense, intense, intense… next scenes are done in quick succession, Outlaw draws his colt single action army, the Zealot’s eyes are as wild as his grin as he prepares to release his miniature arbalest. Then a big Onomatopoeia assaults the screen. “BOOM!” In big smoky letters, billowing up and revealing the prone bodies of both men, one given a new, smoking bullet hole, and the other a nice new arrow in the eye—Bet you can’t guess who’s who. Then the words, “Fin” fade in the sky. (Originally, I had it as “Make Love, Not War.” But thankfully my friend suggested something much better…) And that was the first day!