Odds And Ends And Stuff: The Series: Travel Sized Grooming Goodies Part One

 As with so much of what I do, I'm not sure how far this will go or what will come of it,

TEXT PLAY SIDE GAME: Final Fantasy II (Famicom 1988/PS 2003 [Origins]): Issue #027: Where, Now?

 Kept getting a little turned around when it comes to finding the cave where the Crystal Rod is.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy IX (PlayStation, 2000, Square-Enix): Issue #063: Mini World Tour: Madain Sari, Part Two

 I might just have to share that video I mentioned last time I got an issue of FF9 up.

TEXT PLAY SIDE GAME: Final Fantasy II (Famicom 1988/PS 2003 [Origins]): Issue #026: Later Than Planned

I had intended to get back to this at a more reasonable time, but between IRL stuff and letting myself get distracted with some other things I want to get done here, I didn't quite make that happen.

Updates And Stuff: October 13, 2020

 I had considered doing this as a Final Fantasy Tonight/This Morning post, but there's at least one non-gaming thing I want to cover here, too.

TEXT PLAY QUICKIE: Final Fantasy 4: Chronicles Version (2001; PS1): Issue #009: Underground Side Quests

 Well, some of them, anyway.

MiSTing: Digimon: DigiDefenders Episode 1, Part 1

This is going to be kind of a longer pre-jump intro, but it's worth it. Some of this stuff might have been better put in one of the prolouge bits I did last month, but I didn't think of it until it was too late, which is kind of typical of me, I'm afraid.

Like I was saying in the preface bits, I had intended for there to be sort of a continuity with these things, extending from the Rugrats movie thing I was mentioning before through the last of these, including a few spam emails and at the very least, the Samurai Pizza Cats fic I mention in this one.

First, though, we'll be starting with the user-generated headers most MiSTing authors like myself put in to help with categorizing on Web Site Number Nine and the newsgroups. Most of these are fairly self-explanitory: Story title, story author, MiSTing Author, and era. In this case, the “era” header is “nonstandard” because I was using characters other than the ones from the television show to make fun of the story.

From here, I think I'll let the actual thing speak for itself, and try to explain more at the end.

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A Standalone Post

I used to do more of these.