Librarianon

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Writer, TF Finatic, Recohoster, and Game dev. Wasnt able to post here as much as I liked, but I'll miss it and all of yall. Till we meet again, friends!


lorenziniforce
@lorenziniforce

What if, unashamed and unapologetic dragon isekai. Protag gets blasted into a portal and the nest thing they know they're a big strong dragon. play around with them having to deal with the fact that they have dragon instincts and responses. maybe their previous human perspective lets them talk a dragonslayer out of fighting them


lorenziniforce
@lorenziniforce

one of my favorite things to see in isekai stuff is when the protagonist's real superpower isn't some cheat skill or Ultimate Mega Stats or whatever, but the fresh perspective their earthly experiences bring. Them being from outside, seperated from the fantasy world's ingrained prejudices and history - a fresh voice, willing to suggest things that seem absurd or impossible to locals who grew up steeped in the world's history and context

Now a lot of time if you want that to matter in changing the world for the better, you gotta give them a seat at the political table somehow. usually that involves them being an OP megahero or whatever. being a big strong dragon kinda does that by default lmao. im thinking here: in a world ravaged by war and tension and hatred between the humanoid races and dragons, a dragon with a human perspective and experiences shows up - free of that cycle of hate, and both in tune enough with the instincts and experiences of dragonkind and with their memories of human life and understanding of mortal society, that they can be a bridge.

also maybe give them some dragon gender stuff to deal with


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in reply to @lorenziniforce's post:

I raise you: suspiciously lengthy and overanimated dragon tf sequence, that lasts like several minutes, and you just keep realizing “damn this is still going huh”, and a new character turns into something like every fucken episode, and characters turn back into humans so they can transform again, but even for the repeat transformations they’re still fully animated and never leave even a goddamn second of it up to imagination, and you’re starting to wonder if the whole transformation part is the entire point or something, because it absolutely is

see thats the kind of thing i;d have to think of over a hot bowl of ramen... its an interesting question with a LOT of possible answers. maybe how they view humans/elves/dwarves/etc?

i'm thinking this is a world that's a bit darker, a bit more toxic, and that their fresh outsider's perspective as a powerful dragon with human experiences in another world has the potential to rejuvenate and heal, and start to bridge an ancient gap of hatred between the humanoid races and dragonkind...

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