Hello, my name is Brandocko. I’m a Fanfic writer in my free time and have been doing so for the last few years. The way I write is very dialogue oriented with most of my current chapters running about 3,000 words per. I do a lot of crossover stuff, it is just something that I really like to invasion when I write. Most of my stuff is either: where one series travel to the other, or one series is intertwined with the other’s cannon. A couple of favorites of mine to close out the intro section of the profile before I talk a little on the stories: My Favorite Game is Resident Evil 4, Favorite TV Show is Scrubs, Favorite Cartoon is Samurai Jack, Favorite Anime is Re: Zero, Favorite Manga is a tie between the Akame ga Kill series and the Goblin Slayer series, Favorite Light Novel is Spice and Wolf, Favorite Yu-Gi-Oh series is 5D’s (first half) with Crow as my favorite Yu-Gi-Oh character, and Favorite Fate series is the Grand Order game with Mordred as my favorite Fate character. Finally, my profile picture is my Dragon Ball Xenoverse Buu called Peppermint, the art was done by PrinceG07 on twitter.

My Rules of Writing (Not always my words, but rules that I agree with)

1. Storytelling is not data. Even in a crossover fight, at the end of the day, I pick who wins for the sake of the story.

2. Power levels don’t matter in detail, only as context. If he/she is written strong, that’s it, the number doesn’t matter.

3. Foreshadowing is not character development. It does not justify a character going 180 degrees in motivations.

4. Worldbuilding is told with the story. Not outside of the series, because then it’s not in the world.

5. Fanfiction is not characterization. I write based on my view of the original series, wiki, or manga on the characters I use. Not off other fanfic writers’ interpretations of the characters. When I change it is when I do so for comedy/context prepossess.

6. A different context can change a character and make them act differently, it is not a OOC moment if they have never been in the situation before and have to adapt based on their best judgement.

7. I write to have fun, not out of spite. I write crossovers because of the interesting possibilities that can happen, not to prove which series is better.

8. I call a character by their name and their simple title.

9. Please leave a review, it motivates me to write more. I'm okay with negative criticism, but don't make your review one complaint of the chapter. I read and respond to every review I can, I am a person who wants to hear what people say.

10. Have a nice day.

Regarding some of my stories:

Kill the World of Remnant was my first work. It is a little rough around the edges, but still one of my favorites. It is an Akame Ga Kill and RWBY, there is a lot of character deaths are in them.

Duel Academy’s New Students is different Yu-Gi-Oh series crossovers with RWBY, where they are duel heavy and focus on character development as the driving force. They have RWBY characters using a deck I made based on the card game. I am currently doing the second season in my own style, which has been a lot of fun.

Death and Demos is a Resident Evil and RWBY crossover one-shot with Roman and Neo getting a Tyrant and use it on Team RWBY. Needless to say, it doesn't have a happy ending. Also in that story is another one-shot of the Team RWBY playing the RE2: Remake Demo. I added to both series with release of RE3: Remake.

Adventures in Gamindustri is a crossover with RWBY and the Hyperdimension Neptunia series. It's a fun stupid story I made to make myself laugh at what I could come up with while writing.

Color Theory is an alternate outcome to RWBY V3 events with the characters discovering the nine lantern rings.

Sheer Madness, a Youjo Senki and RWBY crossover that takes a dark tone to its storytelling. It is one of my most popular and well-received stories.

Fates Collide is my current and longest running Fanfic. It is a RWBY crossover with a massive amount of Fate characters in a hypothetical part of the world of Remnant. It also is a Fanfic that has a Tv Tropes page if you wish to look at it, I recommend it if you want to catch up quickly on the events. The sequel is Lost to Dust, which is set a year later with me implementing more characters from both series. I like to say it also has me fix a lot of the issue I had in the first story and it is my current weekly series.

Re: Neo is a sort of Re: Zero crossover with rwby were Neo has a Subaru-like power upon seeing Roman's cannon death. The story is her trying different ways to save him from this terrible fate. It's very dark at times, but combines by favorite character with my favorite aspect of my favorite anime.

Remnants in a New World is a Pokemon and Rwby crossover were rwby, Roman, and Neo are sent to a Pokemon world. While trying to find each other and a way back home, they catch Pokemon, challenge gyms, and meet people from the Pokemon game series along the way.

As a lot of the stories I have written show, I write a lot with RWBY. However, I do not like the show and dropped it long ago. I like the characters and set up the first couple of volumes have, but did not like the change in direction of the series afterwards. So, I often write my stories set around volumes one and two, while changing events in volume three for the new context. I make references and use characters from later volumes (Which I know from secondary sources), but that is more for fun and because I like the character (Sienna Khan being the best example I can say). For the main characters, I use the Official RWBY Manga as a reference for almost everyone I write now. That manga series is now what I considering to be the true version of RWBY to me. Neo is still one of my all-time favorite characters, but I consider her separate from that series as her own idea. Just wanted to make this clear in case anyone was wondering what my opinion on RWBY is.