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I’ve always been a fan of the impossible. YAWYW drew me in because of the sheer potential that the rules could lend to. Literal impossibilities written out. To explore the ramifications on things that others made simple, to see just how far I can lush the rules of a setting without tipping it over. This is the epitome of the Round Robin creativity.
“Ara Ara” is a nonsense phrase used in a lot of anime, especially hentai, to basically mean “I’m going to molest you”.
I was tempted to give Tiffany a new daughter to match the age progression, another newcomer like the manifestation of the school in Lacy, but I couldn’t figure out how to do it. And we needed the Loli Sister (as horrible as it is), so Mikey got the hit because Zoe’s previously accepted personality just didn’t work. I decided to also change the school to be a Japanese high school in appearance and possibly function, otherwise the wish wouldn’t be complete. I’m tempted to have Jon get a new male friend who is a bit more genre savvy to fit the “4th wall Aware comedy sidekick” character, but I’m not sure I could have him do anything besides quote Mother’s Basement “How to survive a Harem Anime” video.
On Harem Anime Life: Filling out the Cast
I have a habit of making swaps and reality alterations a bit of a Shell Game, so the confusion in my version was intentional. I wanted it like the magic wasn’t quote sure who was supposed to be who. But I can see how 3rd Person Omniscient was probably not the best choice.
On Melony is Very Confused (Alt)
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