LAST TIME, I taught you how to write a Disney movie. I guess that you followed my
advice and, by now, you are filthily rich. If, however, you want to
become even richer, here is a guide on how to write the next hit
Japanese animated series.
1. Select a disgustingly overused and
unoriginal theme which is a total cliche. Some good examples are:
-School of magic. -Werewolves. -Vampires. -Card games threatening to
unleash a force that will destroy the world. -Giant monsters that, for
some reason, obey humans who make them battle one another because they
are incels who have nothing better to do with their lives.
2. Have
a group of teenagers practice the aforementioned theme in an otherwise
normal, high school environment full of teenage drama. The
aforementioned group must include at least one character from each of
the following categories:
-Oblivious Gary Stu: The main character
of the show. An arguably handsome boy. Always well mannered and, in a
sense, in the clouds. All female characters of the show have a crush on
him. Also, all female characters of the show, except the Robotic Bitch
(see below), are ready to give it to him, anytime, anywhere. They keep
sexually provoking him all the time, in any way they can. However, the
Oblivious Gary Stu pays no attention to them, because he is too
preoccupied with stuff such as love, friendship, his destiny, the fate
of the world, in short, anything other than what any normal boy his age
thinks about all the time: poon.