pretty self explanatory, just videos i think are interesting!
a few of my favorite fanfics. some of these are stuff ive read in recent times, while others are ones i read when i was younger and have resonated with me since.
please read the tags and warnings provided by the authors before reading. while every fic here is completely sfw, some of them may contain heavy subject matter.
a fanfic based on the fandom for the movie 9 (before it even came out). the fic gives life to various aspects of the 9 community from its heyday. such as depicting parts of the 9 forum as rooms, and the users as characters that react to aspects of canon. it's genuinely so wholesome. sadly, only one chapter was written. even though i was too young to use the 9 forum at the time, i did grow up watching 9 videos from the peak of the fandom. in a way, reading this felt like i time traveled back to those simpler times.
a loonatics unleashed fanfic about what happens after rev comes out to his father as gay (which was written as its own prequel fic). the fic also goes into detail about the strained relationship both rev and rip have with their parents, and the unrealistic expectations set upon them. it also makes a very cool callback that i won't spoil. ill just say it made me audibly gasp.
a loonatics unleashed oneshot about rev and tech being unable to sleep. they talk about various topics, with their powers being a major point of conversation. there's this mutual feeling of vulnerability tech and rev feel, and seeing them confide in their feelings is really comforting to read.
a no straight roads one-shot about zuke and mayday falling in love. simple, right? well, the writer really does a good job at making the moment impactful. with well written perspective shifts, and headcanons that make it feel a lot more real.
a looney tunes fanfic. it revolves around the road runner seeking wile e coyote's help for a tradition in his family. this is probably the only fic in recent times that made me cry.
a goofy little banjo-kazooie oneshot. the writing style clearly shows its date, being formatted more like a hybrid between a script and a chatroom. but that makes it even better!
a banjo-kazooie story in which the titular characters use a dating site and absolutely no wacky coincidences happen. it's very silly and cute! there's also a unfinished sequel.