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K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2017 6:50 pm
by godzillafan1954
Greyshot151 wrote:Ever need some helpful information but can't find it? Is a mere description not adequate enough to compliment your writing style and you do not have the time to watch every movie you need to? Well have no fear as this thread will solve your problems. Basically if you have a question that needs to be solved for the KWC ask it here. Personally this thread is exactly what I wished for when researching Zone Fighter so I hope it helps tremendously.
Anyway, to the rules!
Guidelines:
1. Answer the question asked, do not judge, mock or infuriate the recipient.
2. If you have a question about the actual KWC, go to the KWC FAQ. This is more for like monster's motives, traits, characteristics or actual human characters.
MY EXAMPLE - What is the character of Goro Ibuki (Jet Jaguar's Inventor) like?
3. Try to keep your questions to the point.
Bet you didn't think of this, KaijuX!
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2017 7:17 pm
by Coobzilla03
This will be especially useful considering all the non-Godzilla guys.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Sun Mar 12, 2017 1:58 pm
by KaijuX
Well, there needs to be a reason for the General Discussion thread to exist.
But whatevs, lol
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 4:00 am
by MoarCrossovers
I'm having some issues determining the correct grammar for some sentences. Look at these examples and tell me which one is correct:
"A beam of thin purple energy ripped through the air."/"A beam of thin, purple energy ripped through the air."
"A powerful golden blast crashed into the plating of its chest."/"A powerful, golden blast crashed into the plating of its chest."
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 4:03 am
by godzillafan1954
Birdman wrote:I'm having some issues determining the correct grammar for some sentences. Look at these examples and tell me which one is correct:
"A beam of thin purple energy ripped through the air."/"A beam of thin, purple energy ripped through the air."
"A powerful golden blast crashed into the plating of its chest."/"A powerful, golden blast crashed into the plating of its chest."
I'm not sure, but I think it's the second (for both).
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 6:00 am
by DinoMaster
In terms of grammar? It's the second one, technically.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 7:15 am
by MoarCrossovers
DinoMaster wrote:In terms of grammar? It's the second one, technically.
Technically? Elaborate.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 7:32 am
by RamshackleRanger
Birdman wrote:DinoMaster wrote:In terms of grammar? It's the second one, technically.
Technically? Elaborate.
I think he means that the first one sounded better, but it isn't grammatically correct.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 9:45 am
by {---HYPERZeTToN---}
Birdman wrote:I'm having some issues determining the correct grammar for some sentences. Look at these examples and tell me which one is correct:
"A beam of thin purple energy ripped through the air."/"A beam of thin, purple energy ripped through the air."
"A powerful golden blast crashed into the plating of its chest."/"A powerful, golden blast crashed into the plating of its chest."
The second for each. When placing two adjectives together, there should always be a comma in between. For example, "The glimmering, hypnotic shaft of light exemplified the essence of angelic beauty, tranquility trapping the monster's thoughts. That quickly changed to hellacious agony when the katana-like appendage came down lightning quick, gashing his chest wide open and splattering his cold blood over himself and his attacker."
The second sentence was unnecessary but I thought it sounded cool
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 5:18 am
by DinoMaster
Birdman wrote:Technically? Elaborate.
It's a grammar thing, and to be perfectly frank grammar issues like this aren't necessarily the biggest thing we look at in depth normally. At least, not from my end. Might be a higher up thing.
Anywho, I'm in need of a little help. I'm trying to write a match between the Brontosaurus and the '33 King Kong, and I don't have an arena. I was planning on doing it after the events of '33, and the places I had thought of were too young (Area 51 wasn't build till the 50's, Alcatraz was an active prision til the 60's, etc.). So, if anyone has a reccomendation that'd be a little more interesting than the usual city, I'm all ears.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 8:20 am
by GodzillavsRayquaza
DinoMaster wrote:
Anywho, I'm in need of a little help. I'm trying to write a match between the Brontosaurus and the '33 King Kong, and I don't have an arena. I was planning on doing it after the events of '33, and the places I had thought of were too young (Area 51 wasn't build till the 50's, Alcatraz was an active prision til the 60's, etc.). So, if anyone has a reccomendation that'd be a little more interesting than the usual city, I'm all ears.
Skull Island maybe?
Or, since it takes place after 33, and Kong is dead at that point, you could set the match in hell or some other afterlife setting?
Or maybe just a random forest...
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 9:01 am
by RamshackleRanger
How about the Brazilian plateau from the lost world? You could even have an interaction between Kong and the ape men. Then again, I'm not sure how Kong would get there...
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:04 pm
by GodzillavsRayquaza
What is the catalyst for Zetton going EX? Or just the catalyst(s) for monsters going EX in general?
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2017 4:53 am
by MoarCrossovers
GodzillavsRayquaza wrote:What is the catalyst for Zetton going EX? Or just the catalyst(s) for monsters going EX in general?
They have to be controlled by a Reionic or be exposed to Dark Thunder Energy.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2017 4:54 am
by MoarCrossovers
Can Spideros actually fire an energy beam? Because it never demonstrates such an ability in the footage that I can find.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2017 9:59 am
by DinoMaster
So, it's been awhile since I've brushed up on my Showa lore, but Showa Godzilla is a prehistoric creature awoken by the atomic bomb tests, correct? I was thinking of writing a match with the fella, but I wanted to check on it.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2017 11:14 am
by MoarCrossovers
DinoMaster wrote:So, it's been awhile since I've brushed up on my Showa lore, but Showa Godzilla is a prehistoric creature awoken by the atomic bomb tests, correct? I was thinking of writing a match with the fella, but I wanted to check on it.
That was the origin for 1954 Godzilla. Showa… I don't think it's really explained where he came from. He and Anguirus just show up. Since he is the same species as '54, I would not say it would be inaccurate to give him the same origins as his predecessor.
Edit: Yep, Godzilla Showa and Anguirus were awoken by hydrogen bomb testing.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2017 9:33 am
by MoarCrossovers
How does Burtannus' electric current power work? Is it a beam-like attack or does it require physical contact?
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2017 10:35 am
by GodzillavsRayquaza
Birdman wrote:How does Burtannus' electric current power work? Is it a beam-like attack or does it require physical contact?
It is a beam.
Re: K.W.C.E. - Writer Assistance Thread
Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2017 8:08 am
by shippersdreamer
Would it be alright if I explained that Jirass had some Godzilla DNA in him? Considering that he looks almost identical to Godzilla and I think he was created instead of naturally born, I think it'd make sense.