Doc Monocle
Smash Ace
A scene will be set up. The first poster's (after mine, which sets the scene for initiation) primary character and/ or secondary character find themselves in that scene and must take an action. The next poster then states some way that the above action affects his/ her primary character, and they must react. The process repeats in this manner. If two posters share the same primary and/ or secondary character, and are noticed for this, the person who noticed must explain how that character ended up there, and state an action.
Example: Scene is A (primary) on the moon with his friend B (secondary). A is running out of Oxygen.
Poster 1: (A= Sonic, B= Olimar) Olimar rushes Sonic to the S.S. Dolphin, where Sonic recovers.
Poster 2: (Samus) Samus was stranded on the moon, and seeing a ship, she races toward it. The airlock was shut, however, and so she tries to force her way in by blasting the seal.
Poster 3: (Olimar, Ridley) Olimar sees Samus damaging his craft, and nudges Samus on the leg...
(If Poster 3 is the spotter noticing a duplicate Olimar)... "Olimar left Sonic in the ship to gather his red pikmin together in order to keep
Sonic warm." could be an explanation for how Olimar is no longer in the ship.
It is an experiment in creativity. Let me start off:
Character A is stuck in a tree -- Whispy Woods, to be precise. Character B is casually strolling by, looking for food.
Example: Scene is A (primary) on the moon with his friend B (secondary). A is running out of Oxygen.
Poster 1: (A= Sonic, B= Olimar) Olimar rushes Sonic to the S.S. Dolphin, where Sonic recovers.
Poster 2: (Samus) Samus was stranded on the moon, and seeing a ship, she races toward it. The airlock was shut, however, and so she tries to force her way in by blasting the seal.
Poster 3: (Olimar, Ridley) Olimar sees Samus damaging his craft, and nudges Samus on the leg...
(If Poster 3 is the spotter noticing a duplicate Olimar)... "Olimar left Sonic in the ship to gather his red pikmin together in order to keep
Sonic warm." could be an explanation for how Olimar is no longer in the ship.
It is an experiment in creativity. Let me start off:
Character A is stuck in a tree -- Whispy Woods, to be precise. Character B is casually strolling by, looking for food.
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