Current Events > First fanfiction experience? (reading/writing)

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My first fanfiction writing experience was a screenplay-type story about Yoshitmitsu from Tekken, he would have dueled Kunimitsu to the death because she kept murdering dudes.

First fanfiction reading experience was the MissingNo. story on TRsrockin, where its glitch powers threatened to tear reality apart at the seams. I specifically remember the fallout to one attack glitching out an entire city, based on the Glitch City bug in Pokemon Red/Blue.

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I started writing FFX-3 when I was 11.

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Don't think it was the first one I've read, but one of the earliest I remember was an alternate ending to Revenge of the Sith where Grievous faked his death and teams up with Shaak Ti after Order 66 goes down. I think it was setting up a romance between the two as well, which is pretty weird looking back. I guess it made sense at the time considering how many run-ins she had with Grievous.

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I don't remember many of them, but the first one I do remember was a dude writing out his fantasy of fucking Sailor Mercury.

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I hit my keyboard by accident, and as it happened to be on the urlbar, I pressed enter just to see what would happen. I had discovered the Alt Sex Stories Text Repository.

Wish I could remember what I read, but this was during class.

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The first one I really remember reading was a Resident Evil fanfiction. Which I actually remember enough to have found.
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/1291407/1/Resident-Evil-Project-Lucifer

It's about two high school students who get caught up in Raccoon City. The girl's parents are Umbrella scientists. I remember them meeting up with two Umbrella military operatives, one of which is the bad guy and the other who was sort of oblivious to what Umbrella was up to.

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Star Fox fanfiction (I was unaware furry as a kid, more or less have grown out of it though)

A little bit of TF2 also but mostly SF expanded universe. There was an amazing pet-author I followed who unfortunately vanished before finishing their best story yet. They said they were in law school, who knows if that was true, but regardless they were a pretty strong author (despite that, on reflection, they borrowed a lot of common tropes and plot setups from other works and history).

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