I have this WIP I'm working on (I named it Sixth Star or SS for short) and I'd want to share little bits of it for motivation but: 1. I don't even have a big enough fanbase for my animations, let alone the story I've posted many parts of in the past to bring up this other thing 2. Even if my fanbase IS probably big enough, none of y'all even interact with me (other than friends of another person I used to know IRL very rarely). Nobody in my small group of followers has even commented for a while now and I doubt y'all are even interested in me.. 3. I don't want people taking this idea from me before I'd even started the process of publishing (which won't be for a while, as I've still gotta finish the script, edit, figure out if I want to make this a series and actually find somewhere or someone to publish it). I don't know if it'll be a good idea, but I'm willing to do it (continues in the Notes and Credits section below)
If I see people who actually want this, y'all will mainly get little excerpts from it that I think are funny or little bits for just us that won't be in the actual book. If I go through with this, I'd welcome headcanons and ideas (since I still have maybe a couple more characters to write in for the main antagonist) BUT NO FANART/DESIGN INTERPRETATIONS OF ALREADY EXISTING CHARACTERS. BASIC INFO: It's a fantasy book where all the characters are cats in highschool and there's people trying to assassinate someone. I know it's kind of... what's the word? Cliche maybe? But my goal isn't just to create a story For one, this is a concept from my childhood actually. It was meant to be Rainbow's Story from maybe 2-3 years back but I didn't end up writing it. It was originally going to be named "Sixth Sense" but I changed it because there's already a popular media named that... But also, I want to accomplish a bit of good representation. The MC (Night) is openly autistic (based off one of my very old OCs, Rainbow, who was originally supposed to be a self-sona and therefore partly based off me), one of her friends are also autistic (but high-masking) and another if genderfluid. This will be a way for some of these types of scenes where a character shows/mentions this to become better since I don't know what it's like to be high-masking autistic (though I am autistic), nor do I know anything about being genderfluid. I'm good at making lore and figuring out how to represent things but I am only a teen with only so much knowledge!