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Sounds fun. I'll try to write one.

Hmmm.... Sounds interesting and I just might do one. A short story right? Like about a few pages on Word or whatever? I already have an idea of what to write, though it may not be the best.

 

~SB~

JANUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUu <3

 

Imagine there's no Artakha

It's easy if you try

No Karzhani below us

Above us, only sky

Imagine all the people

Living for today

 

ah-aah-ah...

This sounds fun. I just might even write one if I get in the right mood.

Just to clear things up: We should post our stories here, right?

Stories can be posted in the Short story forum and I'll link to them in the content block. Just be sure to mention they're part of BIONICLE:[i[imagine[/i] or I won't know >>;

 

-Janus

Stories can be posted in the Short story forum and I'll link to them in the content block. Just be sure to mention they're part of BIONICLE:Imagine or I won't know >>;

 

-Janus

 

Thank you. I'll start writing straight away!

This is amazing.

 

Take a look at the explanation beneath the [Etymologies] heading.

 

Our two concepts seem incredibly similar. So could my series be considered part of your Imagine project? They're all one-shots taking place in separate realities, and certainly employ the "What If?" premise. For instance, my first and currently only [Etymology], "Six Billion Bohrok," is based off the question "What if the Matoran were not the Great Spirit's Chosen People?"

 

Although I would not want them to be identified strictly as "Imagine" stories. Calling them "[Etymologies] included in the Imagine collection" is just fine, though.

 

EDIT: Just occurred to me that if my work is included in your project, then it would be open to conceptual repeats like you said in the Addendum. I honestly don't know if I would like that since it's originally my series... I'll have to think about it. But let me know what you think.

Yes, I believe your [Etymologies] works could be included in BIONICLE:Imagine.

 

However, as you said that does that they would be open to conceptual repeats--which they really are anyhow. After all, how many different ways can you tell that story? I can think of about ten right off the bat--it's the same as Tahu getting a new mask, there are so many ways to tell that story...In fact that gives me an idea for a Challenge..

 

-Fizzy

Yeah, I've decided. You can go right ahead and include them. I won't mind if people rewrite them with their own twists and plots, either. But wouldn't it be nice if people who write spin-offs give credit to the person who thought up the original "What If?"

Query: I, too, wrote a 'what if' story, in the loosest, technical sense possible. It's set in the future--near future--and is about the Brotherhood actually winning, no hope in the end.

 

And I wrote it before I realized that this happened. >.<

When's the deadline?

I would love to enter, but I would like to know when the deadline is. Thank you!

 

Sorek

I have a contribution at last!

 

Hunger, the story of how Vamprah became blind. Partly inspired by discussions with youuu. And a desire to restore the Makuta to their original dark, mysterious glory.

 

Hope you enjoy. :3