The Shiny Happy Comment Ficathon STRIKES BACK

[dollsome]

I doubt this will catch on like its predecessor, but I figured, 'Hey! You know what I'm in the mood for? Some shiny happy fanfiction.' And nothing says a shiny happy fanfic party like ...





1. Make your prompts cheery in nature!

2. Prompt format should go thus:

Fandom -- Pairing or characters -- prompt

3. For the fic you've written, please put the following in your comment's subject line: 'Fandom -- pairing -- title.'

4. Be nice!

5. Spread the fun, if you are so inclined!


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Comments

[firthgal.livejournal.com]

Yay! Well, I will tell you right now that Dream High is one of those dramas that aren't so great and yet you just can't stop watching it. It's sort of like the Korean version of Glee, I suppose, only with more coherent storylines. It's actually starting to get really interesting, had a bit of a rocky start. But basically, it's about a school that trains all the future music idols of Korea, and it centers around these four misfits who got in on special admission because the owner of the school saw something in them, but the principal guy is totally against them and wants them to fail so that he can prove that his ways of doing things is better than the owner's. It's a cute little drama, and there's lots of singing and dancing. I believe that it stars a bunch of popular k-pop stars, but I don't follow k-pop, so I don't even know who they are, but boy do they sing prettily. Also, I like that the female lead of this drama kind of starts out by being the villain. So many dramas have the perfect heroine, but this girl is rude and conceited and closed off emotionally (and often times downright unlikable), but then through her friendships and experiences she starts to learn how to open herself up to people. And the villain of the show? She starts out being like the typical perfect, sweet heroine, but she slowly devolves into a monster as her insecurities and resentment towards the heroine eat away at her, and basically the heroine created her own villain, instead of the villain just being crazy from the get-go. So, it's got some interesting things going on despite the crackiness of the actual show.

[penny-lane-42.livejournal.com]

That sounds delightfully cracky. I might have to check it out. Thanks!

[anthimeriate.livejournal.com]

...this sounds amazing, in a Glee sort of way. Now I want to watch, too. Haha.