The first in many of my stories. These are just to keep the stories up to date, and give you guys some idea of what's going on with the stories. So, this is Sleuths's.
What I wanted to do was build this world surrounding the mysterious disappearances of the famous sleuths, as written before. I wasn't sure if I should've went with adults or teenagers, so I went with teenagers that act like adults. A confusing medium. It built some problems as I wasn't sure if they should be consulting sleuths or actual working sleuths. It would've been better if they were just immature adults who grew as the series progressed.
This world would be a bit of an AU of all the series portrayed in the first chapter. Especially with Sherlock and Supernatural. Personally, I think that this would've been an AU where Dean and Sam hunt demons for the government or where everyone knows that Chuck's books aren't fiction. Or Becky just wrote the article from chapter 2. I just realized that this party that Mystery Inc. held could've had some publicity, but it still would've been a private party nonetheless. That way, Dean and Sam would be known to the public eye, but they'd only know that they were some kind of sleuths, not knowing their true professions. Either way, Cas isn't with them, for some reason. In the end, I think this should be a cross of season 1 and 2 and season 9 of Supernatural for Sam and Dean. Sherlock and John would either not have experienced the fall yet or this would've been another AU. I actually can't wait for series 3, even if its episodes air within the span of 12 days.
As for the actual world, I think I should've put Deerdecker City somewhere that wasn't New Jersey. It would fit better. But I don't think it would've fit in the fictional country I made up a few months ago for obvious reasons. How the main sleuths would commute would bug me. They don't even have a lot of money because they're probably consulting detectives.
Speaking of the sleuths, let's go over them.
A.J.: The standard leader. He's the one that calls the shots and brings everyone up to speed. He is open to suggestions, so he doesn't really make everyone stick to his plan. He's also the one to meet W. He's based off of Fred Jones with the leader thing.
J.D.: The thinker and half of the standard comic relief, but everyone does have their moments. Anyway, he was meant to be based off of J.D. from Scrubs. And a bit of Shaggy and Scooby. With his thoughts, he comes up with unorthodox ways to solve cases. He's also very close with J.J., and they've been known to keep everyone's spirits up.
J.J.: The one you really want to punch in the face what with his period jokes and uncalled for comments, but the universe does it already by hitting him on the head with an envelope and stabbing him. He's basically the butt monkey jackass with a heart of gold. Despite his sarcasm, he's the grounded one to J.D.'s dreamer. And despite that, he's also imaginative, and he's also a cowardly eater like J.D. and tries to cheer people up. Tries. He's based off of me, especially with the punching of the face part.
J.K.: She's the reporter/writer of the group. She recaps their cases and submits them to the local newspaper. Her name was inspired by J.K. Rowling because she's a writer. J.K., the one in the story, is based off of any reporter or writer in a mystery or superhero story. She keeps everyone up to date with all the happenings in town and stuff. She's based off of Velma Dinkley in some ways.
M.J.: Her name is based off of Mary Jane Watson's nickname. Um. She's the smarter one when it comes to finding clues. Um. There's not much to talk about her. She's just there. I need to write people better. She may or may not be J.J.'s girlfriend. Um. Based off of Daphne Blake?
I'd explain W, but he/she explained what he/she is already. An anonymous person who knows about the incident.
As for storylines, I was gonna do this Superwholock chapter, and then a chapter involving Clara, J.J., and J.D. solving a mystery involving Pokemon after being sent back to 90s Japan by Weeping Angels. But first thing's first, I should do a complete rewrite of this whole story.
Let's see. Restart everything, characterize the missing sleuths more properly, move Deerdecker some place else, give the current sleuths better traits, make them fresh adults, and flesh them out more. I'll redo the Jeff the Killer thing, too. That's where this author's note ends.