A rather random fanfic idea...
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tutufansSo, since I finally watched "The Princess and the Frog" in Thursday, I thought of a strangely cute post-series fanfic idea. It's kind of a kidfic, some influences from "The Little Mermaid", and a mild crossover with a certain shounen anime (can you guess what it is?).
The story is called Ducklings Ever After, and the plot goes like this: After Mytho finds out that his marriage with Rue was arranged by his parents from the start, he goes to Fakir's place and tells Ahiru he's more than sorry for leaving her. The prince and the duck share their kiss with one another, and with that the unexpected happens: Mytho turns into a duck himself. Realizing they are finally able to stay together, Mytho and Ahiru mate and have four ducklings, two males and two females, both more than happy about it. But things aren't so great at Mytho's kingdom: Rue finds out about her former husband's dissappearance and, thinking he's dead, strikes a deal with the god of death, being forced to marry a young Grim Reaper in-training against her will. However, she and the young Grim Reaper slowly fall in love, and sometime after the wedding, they have a daughter.
Time flies past and does its little tricks. Now the ducklings are about 13-years-old in human years, ready to know about the human world and with their hormones as productive as ever. While there, the youngest of them, Canard, develops a crush on the beautiful, yet dangerous prima donna Evangeline. Against his parents and siblings' wishes, Canard uses a forbidden power to become a human boy and leave to Kinkan Academy. Although without a voice to speak, Canard can still communicate with his beloved through ballet language. Once the rest of the duck family finds out about his escape and transformation, they set on a journey to find little Canard and return him to the place where he belongs, unaware of a new danger, planning to crush Ahiru and Mytho's happy ending once and for all.
So, any opinions? Is anybody gonna correct me about the whole arranged marriage thing? ;)
The story is called Ducklings Ever After, and the plot goes like this: After Mytho finds out that his marriage with Rue was arranged by his parents from the start, he goes to Fakir's place and tells Ahiru he's more than sorry for leaving her. The prince and the duck share their kiss with one another, and with that the unexpected happens: Mytho turns into a duck himself. Realizing they are finally able to stay together, Mytho and Ahiru mate and have four ducklings, two males and two females, both more than happy about it. But things aren't so great at Mytho's kingdom: Rue finds out about her former husband's dissappearance and, thinking he's dead, strikes a deal with the god of death, being forced to marry a young Grim Reaper in-training against her will. However, she and the young Grim Reaper slowly fall in love, and sometime after the wedding, they have a daughter.
Time flies past and does its little tricks. Now the ducklings are about 13-years-old in human years, ready to know about the human world and with their hormones as productive as ever. While there, the youngest of them, Canard, develops a crush on the beautiful, yet dangerous prima donna Evangeline. Against his parents and siblings' wishes, Canard uses a forbidden power to become a human boy and leave to Kinkan Academy. Although without a voice to speak, Canard can still communicate with his beloved through ballet language. Once the rest of the duck family finds out about his escape and transformation, they set on a journey to find little Canard and return him to the place where he belongs, unaware of a new danger, planning to crush Ahiru and Mytho's happy ending once and for all.
So, any opinions? Is anybody gonna correct me about the whole arranged marriage thing? ;)