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@No1212B thank you ❤

@Chian4china YAYYYYY

@Chian4china i will, it's just festival season rn 

@ladyluck45 yes, the timeline is after season 3

@madara_fangirl Also, back then I forgot to mention because of my hectic schedule but you did not forget to give me the required credits, right? If not, please do so. 

@madara_fangirl ok, thanks for letting me know. 

Ok just letting you know, it's called:
            I see it, i like it, i want it, i got it.
            
            ace_girl6969

@compartimentali2005 Also I am thinking some here and there things from the prolong of the fourth medium to match it more to my og conceo. It's kinda hard when you have many fan fictions of your own fan fiction in your own head and write only one of them on paper. . . I need to choose what will be the end result and the prolong is missing and misinterpreted some of it. 

@compartimentali2005 Of course! Although my days are very busy now but when I have time I will read and review it. Be my guest and I also appreciate some comedy in days when holidays too don't feel like one (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠). 

@onwardsouth it seems I forgot to mention but the notifications are also useless rn. I can't read even a single comment. So if you've posted some questions before and I haven't replied then sincerely apologies but it hasn't reached me yet. 

Dn this is a really great concept. And the idea of isi Natalie is just a chef's kiss for a true villain. That makes him really unlikable and smart at the same point and we as watchers would have rooted for the main team even more. 

@onwardsouth Part 2
             We keep the central idea of the Kwami of Creation and the Kwami of Destruction. But if the two ever merge, what awakens is not the goddess Gimmi — it is the original and rejected version of the Miraculous universe: Null, the Kwami of the Void.
            
            That’s why, when I read about the “Void” in your story, something felt familiar. In this alternate Miraculous universe, resurrecting someone is, by definition, impossible. With one single exception: Null, the only being capable of granting any wish — reshaping reality according to the will of the Creator.
            
            However, if the wish is shallow or goes against universal principles, an equivalent exchange will be demanded — a concept inspired by Fullmetal Alchemist (yes, that’s a light spoiler). Gabriel has always known this. And what was his true intention from the beginning? To use Nathalie as the equivalent exchange to bring Emilie back to life. Without her consent. Without her knowing. That’s why he kept her so close all these years: to use her as a bargaining chip.
            
            Even if someone tries to resort to a Miraculous with similar powers, like the Peacock, to create a sentimonster capable of resurrection, Null intervenes, preventing it from working. After all, through his eyes as the Kwami of the Void, life is divine, central, and untouchable.
            
            > You may create life...
            But to destroy it, and then wish to bring it back?
            That is not part of his plan.

@onwardsouth In this alternate story we created years ago, Wang Fu's path is also different: the fall of the Temple of the Guardians happened for other reasons — I’ll explain that later. Yes, there are other Miraculous boxes scattered across the world, both conceptual Miraculouses and primitive ones, hidden in completely secret locations or used by an order based in a tropical continent (spoiler).
            
            The reason why, throughout millennia, humanity has never suspected the existence of the Miraculouses is simple: it’s easy to mistake a bearer for a metahuman with superpowers. And in a way, that interpretation isn’t entirely wrong. Although they are magical artifacts, Miraculouses have been perceived differently over the ages.
            
            In the Middle Ages and during the Crusades, for example, the Kwamis were seen as divine gifts. In Ancient Greece, Egypt, Sparta, and various Asian cultures, they were considered manifestations of gods or mystical entities that could manipulate the very essence of magic. However, humans capable of truly understanding or controlling that magic were always extremely rare — and have almost completely vanished over the centuries.
            
            In this universe, Kwamis do not die — not even if their sealing objects are destroyed. That’s because, essentially, concepts do not die. Kwamis are guardians, almost like guardian angels: eternal manifestations of fundamental ideas in the universe.

@onwardsouth Well, from what I’ve heard from some Indians here on YouTube, many habits in Brazil aren’t very different from those in India.
            And movies like Life of Pi, Slumdog Millionaire, and Vanaja are well known here and really appreciated.
            
            About me and my friends, I wouldn’t say people envied us; it was more like, “Hey, those kids who draw charge like 4 reais, and this guy draws Naruto in Kurama mode, you know?” There was always a guy who drew in class. It was hard work, but as the old saying goes, “If you’re good at something, don’t do it for free.” In our case, we became friends with that guy and learned to draw from him. Some improved their lines, others, like me, stayed simple.
            
            And, before anything else, I finished the chapter “Meeting,” commented, and did some things, so please don’t take offense.
            https://www.wattpad.com/1403614514-night-watcher-i-am-chloe-bourgeois-miraculous

@compartimentali2005 Sir??? (You'r a boy right) That was an awesome backstory! The kind of friendship you have is the kind that people usually envy over. Not to mention, I got to know a thing or two about Brazil (although it was the somewhat same here in India). 
            
            The school I studied from is a strict school that never allowed internal business and stuff, so I don't have this kind of story. Your friends' names are really interesting too (I'm not really familiar with names like Gustavo, Kauê, Deyverson, Etevaldo etc). 
            
            I totally agree that Marinette is in fact the worst kind of protagonist. We are suppose to see ourselves in her, suppose to root for her, be happy in our achievements. And yet, if she acts like this then it's kinda hard to do even one of them. 
            
            Also, I would LOVE to hear about the story. 

Part 3
            Even with the pandemic, we watched the episodes from home, on the now-defunct Gloob channel, and we commented on everything via WhatsApp. When the season ended, the feelings were mixed: some were angry, others were relieved that it was finally over. But one thing was unanimous: the disappointment with the ending — and the conclusion that Marinette was, to us, the worst animated series protagonist we had ever seen.
            
            A few days later (I don’t remember exactly when), we were talking about how the show had turned into garbage — like The Flash, only way worse. That’s when Ruben Ridan, the Irish guy, showed us some ideas he had been writing about Miraculous. We looked at it with that face like, “damn, this is awesome!”
            
            A few days went by, and we started discussing the possibility of rewriting the Miraculous story our way — with a more mature, more serious vibe and, as the story progressed, even more violent.
            
            I’ll discuss the synopsis and some parts of the story we lost that I remember, as soon as I have time.

@ onwardsouth  In response to your question: yes, Team 7 will meet the Miraculous Team. The story takes place between the "Squip" Team arc and the beginning of Naruto Shippuden, and I plan to give more prominence to this version of Team 7 with Yamato, Sai,Sakura, and Naruto. That’s because, to me, Yamato is one of the most interesting characters in the series. He has an excellent design, rare jutsus, and there weren’t enough moments in the story to properly explore his role as both a sensei and an elite ninja.
            
            Sai isn’t my favorite character, but I don’t think he’s bad either. His jutsus are cool and creative — they actually remind me of Nathanaël when he was akumatized (Evillustrator). His interactions with Naruto and Sakura are sometimes really funny. That scene where he comments on the "size of Naruto’s package" and calls Sakura "ugly" is priceless. His relationship with Ino is also nice, even if it only had one or two scenes of development. In Boruto, along with couples like Shikamaru and Temari, and Sakura and Sasuke, they’re one of the pairings that most look like a real couple.
            
            Sakura is the kind of character who had insane potential, but ended up falling short. The idea that she would specialize in genjutsu, as Kakashi once suggested, was completely dropped. Her relationship with Sasuke, although persistent, is poorly developed — which is a shame, because visually, like Marinette and Adrien, they make a great-looking couple. But unfortunately, the execution was a mess.
            
            The beginning of the story will take place during the Chunin Exams, which will be held in the Village of Grass. There, Kagami,Lila, Chloé, Ivan, Nathanaël, Félix, and Luka will meet Asuma’s team (without Shikamaru), Kurenai, and Guy. So prepare for some epic clashes and even better elimination rounds. Spoiler: there will be a showdown between Chloé using hive-style jutsu and Shino with his insect jutsu — so expect a very evenly matched battle.
            
            Good luck with your new Naruto-based story!

I put effort into something that seems useless, but I think it was worth it.

Marc – Clan Orikko
            
            Similar to the Lee Clan
            
            Specialists in taijutsu (hand-to-hand combat)
            
            
            Luka – Clan Sass
            
            Secret Jutsu – Coiled Gaze: A visual genjutsu that traps the target in a repetitive mental loop, locking them in hypnotic illusions.
            
            
            Kim – Clan Tuppu
            
            Mirrored Monkey Technique: The user mimics the opponent's movements like a reflection, creating confusion and psychological imbalance.
            
            
            Jean, Aurore, Mireille – Clan Ziggy
            
            Jutsu of Inspired Domain: Allows the user to modify terrain or objects around them by infusing chakra, crafting useful shapes or traps.