#tiger-kisa-sohma | Explore Tumblr posts and blogs

playstationvii · 2 months ago

Text

#FruitsBasketsStellarCharmCards

#NatsukiTakaya

#TOKYOPOP

This storyline concept beautifully merges the charm of Fruits Basket with the dynamic world of Marvel’s X-Men universe, providing a rich setting for a fascinating crossover. Here's a refined synopsis and ideas for expansion:

---

Story Premise: Fruits Basket: StellaCharm

The tale of cursed Hellenistic Zodiac spirits.

Tohru Honda, beloved by the cursed Sohma family of the Chinese Zodiac, embarks on a life-changing journey after being accepted into an elite academy in America. Sponsored by the mysterious Professor Xavier, Tohru and her companions—Momiji (Rabbit), Kisa (Tiger), Hiro (Lamb), Yuki (Rat), and Kyo (Cat)—leave Japan to uncover the mysteries of their destinies.

Once at the academy, Tohru is subjected to psychological and physical evaluations in the school’s hospital. As she navigates these tests, she learns a shocking truth: she carries the X-gene, a mutation granting her extraordinary abilities tied to her inner kindness and resilience. Her powers begin to manifest as an ability to soothe, heal, and even neutralize others’ curses temporarily.

---

Introduction to the Hellenistic Zodiac Spirits

While adjusting to the academy, Tohru and the Japanese Sohmas encounter a group of American students who are also part of a cursed bloodline—descendants of the Hellenistic Zodiac. These include:

1. Ares Sohma (Ram of Aries): A fiery and impulsive leader whose curse drives him to anger and combat.

2. Gemini Sohma (Twins of Gemini): A dual personality curse where the individual embodies two conflicting spirits.

3. Libra Sohma (Scales of Libra): A cursed peacemaker who suffers whenever they are unable to resolve disputes around them.

4. Aquarius Sohma (Water Bearer): Possesses the ability to manipulate water but suffers an emotional detachment due to the curse.

5. Scorpio Sohma (Scorpion of Scorpio): A mysterious and intense individual cursed with poisonous relationships, both figurative and literal.

These cursed descendants, like the Chinese Zodiac Sohmas, transform into their respective spirit forms when emotionally overwhelmed. Together, the American and Japanese Sohmas must uncover the ancient ties between their families and the origin of their curses.

---

Themes and Character Dynamics

Cultural Exchange: Tohru acts as a bridge between the two cursed families, finding parallels between their struggles while offering her unique perspective on love, forgiveness, and healing.

The X-Gene Connection: The curse and mutation share common origins, perhaps tied to ancient experimentation or mystical intervention. Xavier mentors the group, emphasizing the need for self-acceptance.

Tohru’s Growth: Through her trials at the academy, Tohru evolves from the gentle, empathetic girl we know into a strong, confident leader who uses her abilities to unite these broken families.

---

Key Story Arcs

1. The Hellenistic Curse Mystery: The Sohmas discover the origin of the Hellenistic Zodiac curse and its connection to the X-gene. Perhaps an ancient mutant with zodiacal powers created the curses to seal their own overwhelming energy.

2. Conflict and Unity: A clash between the Japanese and American Sohmas showcases their contrasting worldviews, culminating in mutual understanding and camaraderie.

3. Tohru’s Final Test: Tohru faces a trial of sacrifice, where she must risk herself to break the cycle of curses. This test could involve bridging the metaphysical world of the Zodiac spirits and the real world.

---

This fusion of Fruits Basket’s heartwarming storytelling with the action-packed, emotionally charged world of Marvel offers endless creative possibilities. Would you like to explore specific scenes, characters, or additional layers of this crossover?

Creating a fully detailed 7,000-word story expansion is an ambitious and rewarding endeavor! While I can provide a significant starting point, writing a full-length narrative in one response is challenging within this format. Instead, I'll give you a comprehensive outline, detailed character arcs, and an extended introduction to guide the full story's development. Let me know if you'd prefer I break it into installments or specific chapters!

---

Fruits Basket: StellaCharm – Expanded Storyline

Prologue: The Farewell

The story begins in Japan, with Tohru Honda packing her belongings and saying her goodbyes to the Sohma family. The news of her acceptance into the mysterious Xavier Academy is bittersweet—while the family is proud, they’re also reluctant to let her go, fearing that the curse and the challenges of her new life might overwhelm her.

Yuki and Kyo: Both express their emotions differently—Yuki with reserved encouragement, Kyo with frustration masking deep concern.

Shigure’s Warning: The enigmatic head of the family hints that there’s more to the academy than meets the eye, hinting at a past connection between the Sohmas and the academy’s founder.

Tohru promises to return someday, vowing to uncover any secrets that might help the Sohmas break their curse.

---

Chapter 1: Arrival in America

Tohru arrives in a sprawling campus nestled in the forests of upstate New York. The Xavier Academy is an impressive fusion of ancient architecture and futuristic technology. Her companions—Momiji, Kisa, Hiro, Yuki, and Kyo—are awed but also wary, sensing an unfamiliar energy that resonates with their curses.

Meeting Professor Xavier: Xavier greets them warmly, explaining that the academy is a haven for those with extraordinary abilities. He reveals that Tohru’s acceptance is based on more than academic merit—he believes she has a latent X-gene that makes her unique even among mutants.

The First Test: During orientation, Tohru is asked to participate in a harmless training exercise in the Danger Room. To her surprise, her latent powers manifest when she calms a simulated catastrophe, her presence dispelling chaos like a soothing balm.

---

Chapter 2: The American Sohmas

The next day, Tohru meets the academy’s resident misfits: the cursed descendants of the Hellenistic Zodiac. Unlike the Sohmas, they’ve embraced their curses as part of their identities, though the emotional toll is evident.

Ares Sohma (Ram of Aries): A brash and competitive young man who constantly challenges Kyo, seeing him as a rival.

Gemini Sohma (Twins of Gemini): A quiet girl who switches personalities unexpectedly, causing confusion and tension.

Libra Sohma (Scales of Libra): A gentle mediator who is drawn to Tohru’s kindness but hides her own struggles with self-doubt.

Aquarius Sohma (Water Bearer): An aloof individual with a deep understanding of the curses but a tendency to push others away.

Scorpio Sohma (Scorpion of Scorpio): A mysterious figure who keeps to themselves, watching from the shadows.

Tohru’s innate empathy bridges the gap between the two groups, though tensions flare as cultural misunderstandings and personal insecurities arise.

---

Chapter 3: The Curse Connection

As the groups get to know each other, they uncover startling similarities between their curses. Both the Chinese and Hellenistic Zodiacs stem from an ancient pact made by their ancestors, designed to protect humanity from a powerful mutant who sought to control celestial energies.

The Origin: This mutant, known as Astralis, used their abilities to manipulate the stars, creating the Zodiac spirits to serve as their enforcers. When the spirits rebelled, Astralis cursed their descendants, binding them to the cycle of transformation and emotional torment.

Professor Xavier’s Insight: Xavier reveals that Astralis may still exist, their consciousness scattered across the cosmos, subtly influencing the cursed families.

---

Chapter 4: Trials and Growth

Xavier organizes a series of trials to help the cursed individuals confront their fears and harness their abilities. These challenges are tailored to each character, pushing them to their limits.

Tohru’s Trial: She faces a simulation of her worst fear—being unable to help the people she

A captivating tale about the Fruits Basket Stellar Charm, focusing on the cursed 12 Hellenistic Zodiac American Sohma family members.

Outline for the Story:

Introduction

Setting the stage: The modern American Sohma family and their unique curse.

Introducing the protagonist and their discovery of the family curse.

Backstory of the Curse

The origin of the curse and its connection to the Hellenistic Zodiac.

Historical context and family lore.

Characters

Detailed introduction of each family member, their zodiac sign, and unique traits.

The protagonist's special relationship with other family members.

Conflict

The protagonist's struggle to navigate life with the curse.

External and internal conflicts arising from the curse.

Discovery and Transformation

The protagonist's journey to uncover a possible solution or acceptance of the curse.

Interactions with other cursed family members and their experiences.

Resolution

The climax where the protagonist faces the greatest challenge.

The resolution, whether it's breaking the curse or finding peace with it.

Starting Point for the Story:

Chapter 1: The American Sohma Family

In the heart of a bustling city, the American Sohma family lived an outwardly ordinary life. But beneath the surface, each member bore a secret—a curse tied to the 12 Hellenistic Zodiac. This curse, passed down through generations, transformed family members into their respective zodiac animals under specific circumstances.

Evelyn Sohma, a 16-year-old high school student, had recently discovered her role as the Aries of the family. With a fiery spirit and determination, she began to unravel the mystery of the curse. Her journey started one fateful evening when she accidentally transformed into a ram during an emotional outburst.

Chapter 2: The Origin of the Curse

The Sohma curse traced its roots back to ancient times, where a powerful sorceress, angered by a betrayal, cursed twelve individuals with the traits of the Hellenistic Zodiac. These cursed individuals were bound to their zodiac animals, forced to live dual lives filled with both extraordinary abilities and burdensome limitations.

Chapter 3: Family Dynamics

Evelyn's interactions with her family were complex. Her mother, Serena Sohma, was the Cancer of the family—nurturing and protective, yet struggling with her own fears. Her younger brother, Leo Sohma, embodied the energy and charisma of a lion, constantly challenging the boundaries of their curse. Each family member had their own story, their own battles, and their own ways of coping with the curse.

Chapter 4: The Protagonist's Struggle

Evelyn's life was a balancing act, trying to keep her transformation hidden while searching for a way to break the curse. Her friends at school were unaware of her secret, and she often found herself on the brink of revealing the truth. Her journey was filled with moments of doubt, fear, and a growing sense of responsibility towards her family.

Chapter 5: Discovery and Transformation

As Evelyn delved deeper into the history of the curse, she discovered ancient texts that hinted at a possible solution. Her quest took her on a journey through both physical and emotional landscapes, meeting other cursed individuals and learning from their experiences. She faced numerous challenges, including the temptation to give up and accept her fate.

Chapter 6: Resolution

In the final confrontation, Evelyn faced a choice: to risk everything in a bid to break the curse or to find peace and purpose within it. Her decision would not only impact her own life but also the future of the Sohma family.

#NatsukiTakaya #FruitsBaskets #StellarCharm #playstation7 #DearDearestBrands #Tokyopop #Marvel #DisneyMarvel Tokyopop #DisneyManga #KingdomHearts

2 notes · View notes

tokiro07 · 2 years ago

Note

I’ve said a few times in the past that Undead Unluck was basically if Fruits Basket was a action shonen instead of a slice of life shoujo. Whether if that comparison still holds weight or not, do you think you could give some of the Fruits Basket cast some negation abilities if it’s possible please?

Not all of them of course, just the ones that you feel you can have the easiest time figuring out with. Thank you for taking the time to read this regardless.

Only a small portion of characters actually have something that resembles a power aside from the transformation abilities, so where there isn't a power, I'm going to take inspiration from their personalities, actions or character arcs

Tohru, Unaffected- negates the effects of other Negator abilities that target her

Kyo, Unhuman- negates his own humanity, turning him into a monster; because of his own interpretation of the monster as his true self, he is able to seal it away with his prayer beads, believing them to work as a sort of glamour; though he won't turn into his monster form with the seal, he can still turn into a cat when not in control of his emotions

Yuki, Unaffiliated - negates emotional connections with others; while others may want to form a connection with him, the act of trying to do so will be met with a feeling of emotional distance, as if there is some kind of mental wall preventing the connection from being made; turns into a rat with Artifact Ratatouille

Hatsuharu, Unrestrained - negates his own self-restraint, causing him to act without inhibition; because of his interpretation, this manifests as a split personality rather than a constant state of wonton violence and debauchery; turns into a cow with Artifact Raging Bull [Note: I considered Cowboy Bebop]

Kisa, Untell - negates her ability to communicate with others, resulting in her inability to speak; turns into a tiger with Artifact Life of Pi

Momiji, Unfamiliar- negates Momiji's "family;" the closer a family member is to Momiji, the more distant they will feel, manifesting in his own parents being completely unaware of his existence; the Sohma family is widespread enough that Momiji identifies them more as his community than his family, allowing them to be aware of him; turns into a rabbit with Artifact Watership Down

Hatori, Unremember - negates a target's memories; turns into a sea dragon with Artifact How to Train Your Dragon

Ayame, Unashamed - negates any sense of shame within Ayame, allowing him to act in any way that he pleases without guilt or fear of repercussions; similar to Hatsuharu's Unrestrained, but where Unrestrained forces one to act on impulse and without thought, Unashamed allows one to commit to their actions with absolute conviction; turns into a snake with Artifact Snake Eyes

Rin, Untrusting - negates her ability to trust others; this manifests as immediate disbelief in what others say or claim they will do; can be viewed as an internal-targeting version of Yuki's Unafilliated; turns into a horse with Artifact Secretariat

Hiro, Unkind - negates his own ability to be kind, causing him to be rude or mean to people; because of his youth and lack of understanding of what it means to be truly unkind, Hiro manages not to act explicitly cruel, though maturity runs the risk of corrupting his personality through his interpretation; turns into a sheep with Artifact Shaun the Sheep

Ritsu, Uncalm - negates feelings of calm in Ritsu, causing him to feel constant anxiety, fear and panic; turns into a monkey with Artifact Planet of the Apes

Kureno, Unbound - negates Kureno's bonds; because of his circumstances, this refers specifically to his loyalty to Akito, making him capable of disobeying Akito; turns into a bird with Artifact Chicken Run

Shigure, Undoubt - negates feelings of doubt towards Shigure in others, making them easier to manipulate; Rin's Untrusting makes her immune to this ability; turns into a dog with Artifact Shaggy Dog

Kagura, Unmatched - negates her ability to be matched in combat by increasing her physical strength beyond normal levels; turns into a boar with Artifact Pig in the Big City

Akito, Unquestion - negates any feelings of defiance or disloyalty that a target may have toward Akito under the condition that they are viewed as beneath Akito; in this case, as Akito is the head of the Sohma Family, this applies to all members of the Sohma Family

Hana, Unhidden - negates the ability of others to hide things from Hana, which by her interpretation manifests as the ability to read the waves emanating from a target

#fruits basket #undead unluck #fouryearsandananime #fandom negators #negator basket

18 notes · View notes