Talk about the ultimate vanity purchase:
buying your own domain name! However, it gives me
an address that moves with me, and it's easy to remember!
While you're here, take a look at some of the stuff I've made:
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Fanfic Library
- These are my stories based off of
anime and manga: Japanese
cartoons and comics. Most are set in the world of Ranma 1/2.
They won't make much sense if you're not familiar with the series
and characters.
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Fanart Gallery
- I also have some artwork based off of the genre, and drawn in
the same style. There are characters from
anime, fanfics, and some off my original creations.
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Ranma Resources for Fanfic Writers
- In writing my fanfics, I collected some
information that other writers might find useful.
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WWW Regional High
- Teenagers from Outer Space is a silly roleplaying game,
and these are my characters. It helps if you're familiar
with the system, but you can look at the pictures and read
the descriptions, even if you're not.
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LagoMan
- Here are the six issues of my fan "published" B&W comic
made way back at the beginning of the 90's. It was inspired
by the Tick, but also had influences from furry and Japanese
comics. It's a light comedy with some science fiction thrown
in.
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HTML Hero
- Generate HTML writeups for your Hero System characters!
This page is an experiment in what one can do with frames
and Javascript (quite a bit).
It's really just a curiosity for Javascript programmers,
as the Creation Workshop now supports HTML output.
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Search
- My site's hardly big enough to warrant a search
page, but I figure I'd provide one, anyway.
Anime and
manga resources can be
found on the Anipike.
Ranma 1/2 © Rumiko Takahashi /
Shogakukan, Inc.
RANMA 1/2 is a trademark of Viz
Communications, Inc.
Teenagers From Outer Space is a trademark of
R. Talsorian Games, Inc.
The Tick is copyright © 1990 by Benjamin Edlund,
published by
New England Comics.
Creation Workshop and Hero System are trademarks of
Hero Games.
All images, text, characters, and script on
this site are copyright © 1998-2001
by Douglas MacDougall.