Springkink.

[auronlu]

So I was glancing through the springkink promptings because ellnyx was discussing a few of them, and my cat just woke me at 6am.

First impressions:

1. Where is the yuri? I see a Talia/Susan tucked away in there, and a very few FFs, but that's it.

2. Why did Sulu/Checkov become the OTP of the new Trek movie?  Not that I object to the pairing, but it always puzzles me how a fandom seems to circle the wagons around one particular non-canon ship. (Then again, my fandom latched onto Aurikku. Damn you, fandom.)

3. This prompt? (Nov. 10) 

- Final Fantasy X - any/all - drunken antics/karaoke - "and she's buying a stairway to Yevon..."

I just got unintentional revenge on the cat by howling with laughter. It was a refreshing change from all the serious prompts.

Comments

[eclective.livejournal.com]

There are so many things that could be done with that soundalike.

"...knocking on Yevon's door...."

I now need to go through my mental list of songs that involve Yevon references....

(Also, wanted to say that your entry on kink a while back was really squeeinducing for me, especially because I definitely have the magic!kink. I'm really fanning over Mana Khemia right now, in part because there's really obvious three-way kinkiness between two guys and the elemental spirit that one of them is bonded to. And I do mean kinkiness-- it involves collars, amongst other things. Delicious.)

[auronlu.livejournal.com]

Hey, you're still around! :D

I mean, I knew you were, but since my main Lulu/Yuna story I was trying to write for you is still stuckk, I wondered if you'd gotten bored with all my Aulu stuff. As you see, I've been busy with teensy yuri drabbles lately on ff_yuri_drabble.

And I've never heard of Mana Khemia! Sounds vaguely Egyptian...

[eclective.livejournal.com]

Around, just BUSY LIKE THE FIRES OF HELL. But no, I'm not bored! I'm still following you. I have just had, like, zero time to comment.

Mana Khemia is about alchemy. Hence the Khemia, which actually is from the Egyptian word for alchemy, although the setting is much more... well, it's a school story, actually. But good grief does it bring the pairings. The very interesting pairings.

It's one of GUST's line of weird and interesting PS2 games that I've been getting into recently, which includes Atelier Iris (also alchemy-related) and Ar Tonelico (artificial singing magical girls in a fantasy future, with hymns sung in a massive sprawling conlang with grammar and stuff. Insanely fangasm-oriented; this is a game that rewards being a nitpicky obsessive over every little detail).

But anyway, I shall stop babbling about my latest passions! I just wanted to mention because of the magic!kink potential (very much there in all three games, though particularly in MK and AT).

[auronlu.livejournal.com]

I have to get that game.
Interest in Jung caused me to pick up an interest in alchemy.