Subject: My Contributions
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Posted on: 2014-09-02 02:07:00 UTC

None of these have been mentioned in the thread yet, so I figured I'd post them. Hopefully there aren't any duplicates with similar past lists.

Alscepius Revisited

Star Trek: TOS. A series of drabbles exploring Doctor McCoy's character. Each installment is just long enough to do its job, which is fleshing out my favorite member of the original series crew.

Power Rangers: Oneiro

Power Rangers. A wholly original Ranger team that's actually going to be adapted into a non-fanfiction series by the author at some point. It's also a horror series, and the scares are varied and delicious. Very atmospheric, though SPaG is somewhat flawed.

Not Just Action Figures

Power Rangers again. Every Ranger and villain from Power Rangers has suddenly been transformed into an action figure and dumped in the bedroom of a little boy. This fic is a great example of how to do a mega-crossover--it's got a clever mystery, plenty of time to explore all the characters and their bizarre situation, and even takes the silliness inherent in the series and makes it awesome. The only downside is it's not finished.

The Geekado

BtVS, Season 5, as told by way of the Mikado. The two work together uncannily well, and it's very funny. I would not be surprised if this has already been posted here.

Cherchez le Docteur

Doctor Who; Donna, while looking for the Doctor between Runaway Bride and Partners in Crime, runs into the Ninth Doctor, fresh out of regeneration, and has an adventure with him. Fun adventure with touches of heartwarming.

Power Rangers Cyber V

Another original series set in the far future; a multidimensional conqueror has begun annihilating realities, and a team of Rangers are the only ones in their way. There are a few canon characters present, and they are used very well, but the OC's are great, well-developed and balanced against each other. The pacing is strong, the monsters and obstacles creative, and even the villains get development. It is, however, in script format.

Two Rivers Meet on a Fairground

Firefly/Sherlock/Doctor Who crossover. Sherlock meets with an "informant" and leaves Watson to mess with a shooting game, and he makes a few new friends. Watson's POV is well-done, everyone's in-character and it creates a uniquely odd little encounter.

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