10th anniversaries right around the corner

[dark-weezing.livejournal.com]

Apparently, the 10th anniversary of X-Men: Evolution is coming around the corner (11/4/2000). The entry is to rouse and/or refresh anyone having their own plans for the 10th anniversary, be it with Scott/Rogue or other concepts. Of course, we can't neglect the 2000 movie, which inspired the series, either. (If anyone is interested, the movie was released in the US on 7/14/2000).

To that end, I hope to attempt my first Scott/Rogue ficlet, or at least do something to promote this fine, still-under appreciated series. Here's to hoping that others will have the same idea.

Has it been 10 years, already? Time flies.

Comments

[dark-weezing.livejournal.com]

I came late to the party in Season 3, but still, good times.

Yeah, the infamous future comic moments montage, and it was nice to see Rogue into her canon "high-flying badass powers" persona. (I also liked the Bastion nod, too.) And who knows, as you may be right. That's why we have the fanfic.

[raine-seraphim.livejournal.com]

Yes, I really love the idea that the writers would put something so subtle in the end group shot since Rogue and Scott relationship was so subtle and natural. I mean, not to step on any toes, but Jean and Scott...To be blunt, basically the trope to describe them is...Strangled by the Red String.

Rogue and Scott's relationship was the highlight for me. I think...I think that a fanfiction from me is in order. I've never actually wrote a story based on these two all the way through because the timeline of Evolution episodes always screwed me up.

It saddens me to think that our little community is so much smaller than others, but we're open to exploring the X-Men universe and their characters. I just hope that someday, some writer will see that Scott and Rogue make sense.

[dark-weezing.livejournal.com]

Yes, I read TV Tropes, too. Heh. Fridge Logic has a good entry on Scott/Rogue in X-Men Evo. I meant to post on that, but had no time, as of late.

If it helps, I haven't written on them, either. I plan to, though, X-Men isn't my ballywick, as it were. Oh, well, got to do it sometime. Heh.

If there is anything I've learned from LJ, it's everything is a mile wide and an inch deep. Give it time, as this place is more active than the usual non-canon shipper community. And who knows, as we never thought Scott/Emma Frost would become canon in the comics.