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I've been thinking about him recently...
BASHOU
[points vigorously] now THIS is an underrated lad
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STEELSHIPPERS REJOICE!!!
For context, back in early May after reading a bunch of decades-old entries on LiveJournal, I decided to set myself the challenge of writing 100 one word prompt ficlets based around Attila/Buson x Hun/Bashou (steelshipping). The plan was to categorize them into 10 categories with 10 ficlets in each (e.g. 10 angst fics, 10 fluff fics, etc) so that I could tag them effectively (separating NSFW, fluff, whump and hurt/comfort etc) while not clogging up the tag with a massive 100 entries.
Anyway, this didn't wind up playing out as planned. For one, my word list did not inspire as much as I predicted and I wound up doing The Thing (coming up with a fic idea and then assigning it a vaguely-matching word). I could've just found new words or made up my own but that would've kind of defeated the point. Then I struggled to figure out exactly what categories to use, since most of my fic are angst, hurt/comfort or fluff with not much room for ten entire categories. The restrictions with assigning and categorising took away a lot of the fun of it, so I kind of hit a wall with writing. Creative restrictions can only be so fun.
On top of that, the Henohenomohejiverse shit made it even harder to properly categorise things. What started as a one-off fanfiction separate to the challenge (Henohenomoheji) turned into an entire secondary AU with a corresponding series that I developed over a couple of months. I made some lore slides for my Henohenomohejiverse Pokemon AU that Tumblr just loves to hide from the Hun tags. The vast bulk of the ficlets that I wrote during the challenge turned into Henohenomohejiverse ficlets, with very few (four, at the time) that could be considered fantasy AUs. I wasn't sure what to do with the AU fics since at that point I wanted the challenge to be HNHNMHJ-specific.
Anyway, I fucking gave up today and published a bunch of fics (like 18 of them) onto Ao3 individually. I'm overall happier with the decision to publish them individually like this, and I still plan on trying to crack a 100ish milestone with Hun/steelshipping/HNHNMHJ related fics within the next few years. It depends how long the hyperfixation lasts, but I can absolutely see myself pulling it off. I definitely have a bunch of ideas for new ficlets though and a bunch of unfinished ones (23 at present) that I intend to finish and publish.
I made some lore cards to correspond with my ongoing secondary Pokémon AU series: Henohenomohejiverse
Featuring characters Hun and Attila from 2001 Pokémon special; The Legend of Thunder!
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
I also made an ongoing playlist based on what I think this iteration of Hun would listen to!
And I made an ongoing mood board based on the various interests and aesthetics that I assigned Hun (of course, the mood board is a lot more loud and vibrant than I believe his personal preference would be... teenage Hun is another story, though).
Bed Hair
