#a4oseries

I had this big post written about Tumblr bull but it was flagged when I saved it to my drafts, I hadn't even posted it yet.

What ever happens happens, but if Tumblr actually dies this time it might be nice to have something to find everybody again I guess.

So, if anyone wants to join a massive (by massive I mean I'll do my best to keep up with requests if it gets to that point but i doubt it will)super gay, discord server where you can talk about you're gay ships with out fear of being flagged my friends and I are putting together like/comment/reblog this post or send me a message and I'll send an invite as soon as I can.

The order I'm doing it in is messages/comments/reblogs/likes. So likes might take a little longer than others.

... so the GOOD thing is that the A4O team put out a nice set of high quality episodes for those who contributed to the fundraiser. \o/

The BAD thing was that they didn’t bother muxing in any subtitles, or even giving us any text-based ones.

It’s not like making a bunch of *.srt files is rocket science here y’all. I’m a little disappointed, actually, because in general A4O’s people have been really good about adding subtitles into the Youtube episodes.

This chart shows (as best I could manage with the information I had) the connections in the LIWEU (literary-inspired webseries extended universe). 

A guide to the lines: Shows connected with solid lines mention each other as real people in video canon. Shows connected with dotted lines have characters who interact through transmedia, including video descriptions. Dashed line connections are for Inseparables in All For One, since those are really their own category. And the tiniest dotted lines are for shows that are fictional in each other’s universes. There are a lot more of those, but if I added all of them, this chart would cease to make any sort of sense.

I only used arrows when the shows are clearly in a weird situation with each other (mutually fictional or just super not on the same page).