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So, where to begin the actual Let’s Read? Well, I think the best place to start is with the Kim Possible series itself.

As I learned with a let’s read of The Clone Wars: No Prisoners, you miss things often in the first readings or when you go through it at a high pace. While this means that I know it, I will do my best not to discuss things coming later so that those reading this threat may experience it themselves, as well as having a chance to really stop and digest a lot of what the story is saying. In fact having reread some of the stories with more time to mull over, I found myself noticing things that I had missed. Now while I have already read these stories through, I did it in split up sittings to pass time during waits between events at Disney World for a competition and travelling to and from. Graduation - Currently in progress and the intended finale, but it takes Slyrr’s efforts of filling in gaps of canon to it’s logical conclusion: what about the rest of the alien invasion? The Return of Zorpox - After the events of the first story, Team Probable wants payback.īack to Kwitcherbeliakin - The point where Team Probable stops being just antagonists and Slyrr tries his hand at a story without the canon characters as a significant presence.Ī Friend in Darkness - the magnum opus of the series and a door stopper which really solidified the fanfic’s own lore as meshed into the KP setting.Ī Little K/R Fluff - Not technically part of it, but a small warm and fuzzy fic involving Kim and Ron. So far this series of fanfics consists of the following stories:Īll Things Probable - The initial story that started it all.

He began to try to do more than just play with the idea, but to try and fill in some of the gaps in the canon that the series never resolved, and Team Probable provided a vehicle to do so. However it soon grew and became one of the more well known fics of the fandom, in part due to Slyrr’s talent as an artist which created art to accompany it and the fact that he took great pains to make them feel like actual KP episodes. Initially, All Things Probable began as a small fic: the author wanted to play with the angle of ‘What if Team Possible faced a mirror of themselves?’ and it was more or less a self contained story. Not only can this case study be examined in more minute detail, but Slyrr’s work also deals heavily in the lore of the Kim Possible series - tackling issues that the series’ initial policy of ‘continuity by accident’ left unturned and in some ways even deconstructing it. However while I have gone into some detail over this before, I thought that perhaps a better way to look at it is to actually delve into it. It’s a question of skill and self-restraint.

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Whether an OC is a red shirt goon, a random background character given a name to hint there’s a bigger world, to a full on major player, OCs are like any other authorial tool one that either works or doesn’t. They’re a tool that allows you to perform stories not possible by being completely canon adherent, and allows a writer to really use their creative wings to build a world further. So, I’ve mentioned Slyrr’s work before in the Fanfiction Pet Peeves thread as a case study of both the good and bad parts of Original Characters.