Gashapon Hero
PostPosted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 8:13 am
Gashapon Hero is actually a bit of a project, rather than just a story. I'll be adding regularly to what I have here, but I'm also looking for someone to make some sketches for me, as to augment the story with a trickle of manga-style drawings. If anyone would like to help me by making a sketch or tow, that would be very helpful! Here's the story so far...
Masato put in a 100 yen coin into the large machine. Hoping for something good, he eagerly turned the large plastic crank. He loved the feeling of the white plastic on his hand and the mechanical noises the machine made as it dispensed his prize. As the machine clicked and clanked, a small, opaque plastic capsule fell into the opening below. Snatching up the small capsule, Masato popped it open as if he were unlocking a treasure chest, waiting for great riches within.
Masato looked in awe as his prize stood before him, a small plastic figure of a knight, glimmering in the dimly lit corner of the store. Masato picked up the figure from the capsule’s base and grabbed the coin sized plastic disc beneath it. Spying the disc, Masato gasped and nearly fell over. This figure’s power stats were among the highest of the game. Flipping the coin over, he heard his treasure’s name for the first time: Dragon Hunter. Masato’s hopes soared. This figure could mean victory for him the next time he played. He was ready to play, and even more ready to win.
GASHAPON HERO
by fireproof
by fireproof
Masato put in a 100 yen coin into the large machine. Hoping for something good, he eagerly turned the large plastic crank. He loved the feeling of the white plastic on his hand and the mechanical noises the machine made as it dispensed his prize. As the machine clicked and clanked, a small, opaque plastic capsule fell into the opening below. Snatching up the small capsule, Masato popped it open as if he were unlocking a treasure chest, waiting for great riches within.
Masato looked in awe as his prize stood before him, a small plastic figure of a knight, glimmering in the dimly lit corner of the store. Masato picked up the figure from the capsule’s base and grabbed the coin sized plastic disc beneath it. Spying the disc, Masato gasped and nearly fell over. This figure’s power stats were among the highest of the game. Flipping the coin over, he heard his treasure’s name for the first time: Dragon Hunter. Masato’s hopes soared. This figure could mean victory for him the next time he played. He was ready to play, and even more ready to win.