[Inside the large team-colored room there’s equipment for storyboarding, props, posters, or anything else you could possibly think of or need to make your pitch. VP-tan is also on hand to answer any questions you may have.]
Well, if you want other alternatives, I do have knowledge of certain myths and legends from my world, if you feel it would be too embarrassing to use your own memories.
Our anime is a 13 episode slice of life action comedy about a club struggling to become the student council in a series of "debates" which for some reason involve fighting each other with weapons and magic while shouting dramatically. Perhaps even more bizarrely, the entire student council election is established tournament style, and our intrepid group (composed of one male and three girls) has to fight several groups.
...for some reason, the one male seems to end up being ship-teased with everyone. I do mean everyone, by the way -- For various reasons, his own team falls for him, but he also manages to make almost all of the team's opponents fall in love with him too somehow, apparently through the virtue of being an obnoxious busybody.
After succeeding in defeating the Broadcasting Committee, the 2D Adoration Society, The Shrine Maiden Committee, and finally the former Student Council President, the team eventually manage to win the tournament and ascend to becoming the student council on episode 12!
But you didn't think it would really be over that quickly, did you? Episode 13 gives a sudden genre shift: Apparently, the entire thing was a front for a galactic organization, looking to recruit people to fight aliens from another dimension with vague long-term goals. To oppose this, the team are all given giant robots, powered by the very things that made them effective fighters during the debate fights: Force of will and snappy one-liners. It turns out that this is actually a 26 episode anime, with our next half space opera, drama, and giant robots fighting Cthulhu.
However, if cosmic horrors were the only problem, that would be boring. There is political manipulation within the ranks of the galactic organization, and racism towards those with the powers: As such, they are forced to struggle within the confines established by a corrupt politician even while they fight for their lives. Even worse, there's a betrayal down the ranks! It turns out that a former hero, an old friend of one of the team members, betrayed them all to fuse with the leader of the cosmic horrors, culminating in a dramatic final battle between the two.
You would need to have hints about it throughout, but it should be possible if you know what you're doing. At least one of the main characters probably knew all the time, and made multiple vague comments about the student council only being the first step in things.
As for the nature of the creatures you face, in my world there are many horrible spirits born from the blood and wounds of the earth, beings with many eyes and mouths.
Yeah, we can make that work. Though of course, instead of coming from the blood and wounds of the earth, we have to increase the scale a bit... They come from mysterious scars in space, which none know the origin of. Part of their quest is to find the cause of it.
I should clarify. The wounds are also wounds of the universe. The earth is the body of the great god Mala, who was torn apart at the creation of the world. Her bones and flesh rest in the underworld.
Perhaps that is the source of your wound in the universe. When some divine being was creating it, it was wounded. The beasts are its immune system.
Ah, I see. So yes, our final goal is of course, healing the wounds. We probably don't need to go into the nature of the beasts, so much as the fact that they are a side-effect of the wounds. Let's see...
[Time to write everything down again... While saying it...]
Our anime is a 13 episode slice of life action comedy about a club struggling to become the student council in a series of "debates" which for some reason involve fighting each other with weapons and magic while shouting dramatically. Perhaps even more bizarrely, the entire student council election is established tournament style, and our intrepid group (composed of one male and three girls) has to fight several groups.
...for some reason, the one male seems to end up being ship-teased with everyone. I do mean everyone, by the way -- For various reasons, his own team falls for him, but he also manages to make almost all of the team's opponents fall in love with him too somehow, apparently through the virtue of being an obnoxious busybody. Meanwhile, one of the team members makes vague allusions that there's more to the plot than becoming the student council.
After succeeding in defeating the Broadcasting Committee, the 2D Adoration Society, The Shrine Maiden Committee, and finally the former Student Council President, the team eventually manage to win the tournament and ascend to becoming the student council on episode 12!
But you didn't think it would really be over that quickly, did you? Episode 13 gives a sudden genre shift: Apparently, the entire thing was a front for a galactic organization, looking to recruit people to fight monsters with many mouths and eyes that are born from mysterious scars in space with. To oppose this, the team are all given giant robots, powered by the very things that made them effective fighters during the debate fights: Force of will and snappy one-liners. It turns out that this is actually a 26 episode anime, with our next half space opera, drama, and giant robots fighting Cthulhu.
However, if cosmic horrors were the only problem, that would be boring. There is political manipulation within the ranks of the galactic organization, and racism towards those with the powers: As such, they are forced to struggle within the confines established by a corrupt politician even while they fight for their lives and struggle to find the cause of the scars in space. Even worse, there's a betrayal down the ranks! It turns out that a former hero, an old friend of one of the team members, betrayed them all to fuse with the leader of the cosmic horrors, culminating in a dramatic final battle between the two. And of course, during all of this, the one male finally gets around to becoming a couple with one of his team mates. This is important, because in the end, only the power of love can heal the scars in space. Ultimately the male lead and his love interest's new powers achieved by being in love allow them to heal the scars in space once and for all.
[That's it, done.]
I think that's even an ending that Rotten would approve of. Of course love wins in the end.
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[Let me... write this down as I say it:]
Our anime is a 13 episode slice of life action comedy about a club struggling to become the student council in a series of "debates" which for some reason involve fighting each other with weapons and magic while shouting dramatically. Perhaps even more bizarrely, the entire student council election is established tournament style, and our intrepid group (composed of one male and three girls) has to fight several groups.
...for some reason, the one male seems to end up being ship-teased with everyone. I do mean everyone, by the way -- For various reasons, his own team falls for him, but he also manages to make almost all of the team's opponents fall in love with him too somehow, apparently through the virtue of being an obnoxious busybody.
After succeeding in defeating the Broadcasting Committee, the 2D Adoration Society, The Shrine Maiden Committee, and finally the former Student Council President, the team eventually manage to win the tournament and ascend to becoming the student council on episode 12!
But you didn't think it would really be over that quickly, did you? Episode 13 gives a sudden genre shift: Apparently, the entire thing was a front for a galactic organization, looking to recruit people to fight aliens from another dimension with vague long-term goals. To oppose this, the team are all given giant robots, powered by the very things that made them effective fighters during the debate fights: Force of will and snappy one-liners. It turns out that this is actually a 26 episode anime, with our next half space opera, drama, and giant robots fighting Cthulhu.
However, if cosmic horrors were the only problem, that would be boring. There is political manipulation within the ranks of the galactic organization, and racism towards those with the powers: As such, they are forced to struggle within the confines established by a corrupt politician even while they fight for their lives. Even worse, there's a betrayal down the ranks! It turns out that a former hero, an old friend of one of the team members, betrayed them all to fuse with the leader of the cosmic horrors, culminating in a dramatic final battle between the two.
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...I see. Would the sudden change in genre be feasible?
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As for the nature of the creatures you face, in my world there are many horrible spirits born from the blood and wounds of the earth, beings with many eyes and mouths.
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Perhaps that is the source of your wound in the universe. When some divine being was creating it, it was wounded. The beasts are its immune system.
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[Time to write everything down again... While saying it...]
Our anime is a 13 episode slice of life action comedy about a club struggling to become the student council in a series of "debates" which for some reason involve fighting each other with weapons and magic while shouting dramatically. Perhaps even more bizarrely, the entire student council election is established tournament style, and our intrepid group (composed of one male and three girls) has to fight several groups.
...for some reason, the one male seems to end up being ship-teased with everyone. I do mean everyone, by the way -- For various reasons, his own team falls for him, but he also manages to make almost all of the team's opponents fall in love with him too somehow, apparently through the virtue of being an obnoxious busybody. Meanwhile, one of the team members makes vague allusions that there's more to the plot than becoming the student council.
After succeeding in defeating the Broadcasting Committee, the 2D Adoration Society, The Shrine Maiden Committee, and finally the former Student Council President, the team eventually manage to win the tournament and ascend to becoming the student council on episode 12!
But you didn't think it would really be over that quickly, did you? Episode 13 gives a sudden genre shift: Apparently, the entire thing was a front for a galactic organization, looking to recruit people to fight monsters with many mouths and eyes that are born from mysterious scars in space with. To oppose this, the team are all given giant robots, powered by the very things that made them effective fighters during the debate fights: Force of will and snappy one-liners. It turns out that this is actually a 26 episode anime, with our next half space opera, drama, and giant robots fighting Cthulhu.
However, if cosmic horrors were the only problem, that would be boring. There is political manipulation within the ranks of the galactic organization, and racism towards those with the powers: As such, they are forced to struggle within the confines established by a corrupt politician even while they fight for their lives and struggle to find the cause of the scars in space. Even worse, there's a betrayal down the ranks! It turns out that a former hero, an old friend of one of the team members, betrayed them all to fuse with the leader of the cosmic horrors, culminating in a dramatic final battle between the two. And of course, during all of this, the one male finally gets around to becoming a couple with one of his team mates. This is important, because in the end, only the power of love can heal the scars in space. Ultimately the male lead and his love interest's new powers achieved by being in love allow them to heal the scars in space once and for all.
[That's it, done.]
I think that's even an ending that Rotten would approve of. Of course love wins in the end.
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Your tale is certainly very detailed. Very well. Let us turn it in.