Greetings, ladies and gentlemen.

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I would put a list for the stories I've done beta work on, but the list is too extensive or... broad... for me to want to write it out.

I am the Co-author of Lunar Rose and The First Date by AnonymousPrick3, What is Love? by Okaami-chin, and a long list of unfinished work with the Watch List.

Writers I frequently collaborate with (Also known as the Watch List): AnonymousPrick3, OrganofFlames, The Loneliest of All, and Okaami-chin.

Not sure what else to say. I'm a huge fan of many, many lores, master of a few of them. My favorites are Halo, Naruto, Fallout, Bleach, Elder Scrolls, RWBY, and a few others. My friends are assholes.

So, I know that OCs are not very liked by many, many, MANY people, and with a lot of ridiculous stories out there that feature some of the most... annoying (Let's go with annoying) Original Characters, I can see why many cringe at the mere mention of them in a story. But, I enjoy the use of OCs in a story when done properly and with consideration. Powerful ones are more than okay, just don't make them a golden god with millions of fans and who drink from a chalice made from the bones of all lesser characters. It's distasteful and insulting to writers who actually put thought into their characters and want to put a piece of themselves into the fandom of their choice. It is the best way, in my opinion, for an author to do something original or unique in fan-fiction. A well made OC in a story is my favorite thing to read on this site, even more than my OTPs. If an author can perfectly flesh out and make a character that I love, fear, or downright hate is always a thrilling experience for me and I want to see more of them. A key example would be every original character in a story from one of my mentors/benefactors,

Serious Sam

My Precious People

is an example of a story that features great and powerful OCs while focusing on the characters we love, and still not having them overshadowed unless it fits the story, like his character Saladin being a mentor and master to an older and highly powerful Naruto, who has fallen out of his pace and slipped into a darker role.