Writing Multi-Universes

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What you often see in fanfiction, is a multi-universe fic. A lot of universes thrown together in one big story. You could think of a school with all your favorite characters, your favorite characters of each movie, book and series going to Hogwarts... Disney High has been very popular on Fanfiction.net and AO3. Your favorite disney characters in a modern school, surviving every day things. I've always enjoyed these kind of things.

So today I will cover the multi-universe movies / series / games that I know, and I will tell you why it worked or why not. In some cases, characters really didn't have to be added and were only there for popularity, but I will go into that too.

Remember that this is my own opinion. I could have an opinion you don't agree with and that's fine. I'd love to know what you think yourself. That's what this blog is for. Not just to throw out my opinion, but to learn from you guys as well.

12 Character Archetypes With Disney: The Lover

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Back with another character archetype blog! Sorry for being a bit MIA, been a bit hectic, but I will try to keep this up either way. So, today we are diving into the Lover archetype. So let's see what we can come up with for this archetype. As always, take it with a grain of salt, there aren't just 12 types of characters, and sometimes a character can fit into more than one. This is just for fun to show examples of character types, using our favorite Disney Characters.

How To Create A New Character Step By Step: My Creating Process

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Ever been stuck on creating a new story with a new, unique character that can drive the story you want to write? Well, I have been for sure. To be honest, creating characters is hard for me sometimes, and they often all feel the same, but I try my best to make them more unique.

I have a process for creating completely new characters, and I would like to go through it with you, using one of my own characters as an example. She will be an RPG character for a discord server I am on in a Harry Potter universe. Hopefully this process can help you get through your own character creation.

12 Archetypes With Disney: The Rebel

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Been a while since I have done one of these, but I am back with another 12 Archetypes with Disney. This time, we are exploring the Archetype of the rebel. The rebel is a character who rebels against the ones who currently have power. So let's dive in and see which characters are considered Rebels in my opinion.

Scene Analysis: Simba And Nala's Argument

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Trying out something new today, and starting with some scene analysis from my favorite movies and showing how those scenes can make a great impact in the story. Starting off with my favorite movie: The Lion King (hey it's the one I know the best, so the best choice for the first time experiment 😜).

Starting off with a less iconic, but in my opinion, a very important scene in the movie. I will be analyzing Simba and Nala's argument when Nala finally has found Simba and wants him to return but Simba refuses and doesn't want to tell her what the problem is.

So let's break down this scene, and see why this scene is important.

Writing Pranks And Jokes

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When you read or write a story, what is most important to you? The adventure? The character development? Worldbuilding? Honestly, those are very important, but what I love is small moments that don't really matter to the story, but give your characters some fun interactions. Who says your hero has to be all work and no play? Give them a day off! Have them joke around or have a prank war with their companions!

Musical Story Telling: How Disney Tells Through Music

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Quick question to you all: What are you doing after you have finished watching your favorite Disney Movie? What is stuck in your head for the rest of the day or even days after whether you want it or not? If you answered 'the songs and music', then welcome to the club! I absolutely love Disney Music. I usually listen to the album non-stop before I have even watched the newest movies.

But what makes the music so memorable? Why does it stick in our head  after such a long time? Disney does not just make music, it tells a story through it. A story that I can imagine without even having watched the movie. So, let's dive into the musical journey of Disney, and why they manage to get to us so easily.