Month: October 2017

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Yay!!! I am so happy I made it in time!!! How about some Jojo!!! Is it possible for you to decide the scenario you want, honestly there are so many scenarios I want to read with this crossover!!!

I have had the full crossover story stuck in my head, but details need to be filled in. I would love to center this specific pairing in the story!

“Hold still.”

Pouting at the ‘mom’ care, the delinquent teen rolled his eyes as he felt the cotton cleaning the small cut over his eyebrow. “I told you I’m fine, Kagome.” He immediately winced at the pressure of the cotton ball on his wound. “O-Oi!”

“In school you will address me as ‘Higurashi-sensei’.” The miko glared. “You should still address me as such outside of school grounds, Josuke-kun.” Shaking her head, she ignored his glare. It was not anything new to find Josuke waiting in the infirmary with a wound already on him. Aside from being the delinquent he was, he was starting to be pulled into the Stand war even more as the days went by.

Setting the cotton aside, she grabbed a band-aid. ‘Must run in the Joestar family.’ And she had experience dealing with the Joestars, especially a particular tsundere she had dated in the past. Of course he did not listen to her about dragging Josuke and his friends into the mess he was investigating. She made another mental note to talk to him about it.

“You’re doing that again.” Josuke interrupted her thoughts.

“Huh?” She blinked. “Doing what?”

“Thinking.” He pointed at her forehead. “Stop it.”

“What?” She placed the band-aid on him. “Everyone thinks.”

“Yeah, but you overthink.”

Lips parting to defend herself, Kagome’s throat went dry noticing the serious expression on Josuke’s face. She sighed, giving up. “Whatever.” Turning around, the miko grabbed the supplies on the tray to clean and throw away.

Josuke’s brow rose as he followed the miko’s movements. As far as he knew from Koichi, Kagome, their school nurse, had a past with his suppose nephew, Jotaro. And if there was one thing he had recently found out was Jotaro having been the one breaking it off due to his career choice being a priority. He gave himself a mental scoff. Kagome was too understanding to allow Jotaro to have his freedom to continue his career without considering her feelings.

His own lips stretched into a grin, “so when are we going on a date?”

Kagome sighed as she placed the jar of cotton balls on the top shelf. “Josuke-kun, you are student-”

“Who is eighteen.”

“-who I have no right to date. The age is not the problem, it is the laws.” Kagome chuckled. Closing the cabinet door, she turned to a jolt finding Josuke towering over her. Damn the Joestars being so tall and built, and making her feel so damn small. “What?”

“Jotaro-san lost something special.” He whispered.

She fell silent; eyes slowly moved downwards.

With his grin still glued to his face, Josuke leaned forward. “One date.” He held a finger up. “That is all I ask for. No one needs to know it is a date.”

Her eyes came back to meet his hopeful gaze. “Fine.”

He pulled his fist in victory.

“But!” She stopped him. “It isn’t a date! Just…a coffee-”

“Date.”

“No…,” her eyes drooped, “a hangout.”

Laughing with excitement, Josuke nodded. “Fine. I’ll take what I can get.”

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Hey Mizuki! Can I get a scenario where Kagome can’t seem to fathom how such an obvious fraud like Reigen has so many people fooled? However, she begrudgingly acknowledges he is a good mentor to Mob, even if he is a fake.

Sorry for the long wait, hon! Hope you enjoy it!

“Mmm, it seems like your dreams are the work of an evil spirit.”

The miko’s brow twitched.

“A-An evil spirit?!” The woman across their boss exclaimed. “Why is an evil spirit haunting me?!”

“Well,” Reigen sighed, as he walked around the woman’s living room, “it could be an evil spirit harboring this apartment, but no worries!” Snapping his fingers, he gave the older woman a wink. “With my skills, this evil spirit will be vanquished!”

Hearing the older woman clap with hope, Kagome could not help but shake her head. What evil spirit? There was not even a spirit in the area. But she had to get used to Reigen’s tactics, after all, this was his way of making money. ‘Although it would be considered dirty money made out of lies and scams.’

“Higurashi-san?”

Looking to her side, the miko blinked to see Reigen’s assistant looking at her. “What is it, Shigeo-kun?”

“Is there an evil spirit?” He asked.

Kagome sighed again as she placed her hands over her hips. After having being recruited by Reigen, Mob had taken an interest in the miko’s ability of purifying and reading auras. It had even come down to the point where Reigen’s jealousy brewed every time Mob asked Kagome for advice rather than the actual boss. But there was no doubt in the miko’s mind that Mob looked up to Reigen, despite him being a fake.

“Well,” Kagome whispered as she watched Reigen mumble nothing but idiotic chants, “if Reigen-san says there is, there must be, right?”

“But do you sense anything, Higurashi-san?” Mob asked again. “I don’t.”

‘You don’t, huh?’ Kagome nodded. That was to be expected considering Mob’s detection was always on point. “It must be a weak spirit then.”

“Weak spirit?” Turning his attention back on his boss, Mob tilted his head to the side. “Then…does that mean he can only sense weak spirits and we cannot?”

A swear drop loomed over Kagome’s head. “Yup, that is exactly it.” Reigen could only sense the weak because well…his spiritual powers were weak. Then again, Reigen had none to begin with.

“Reigen-san is amazing.” Mob commented.

“Huh?” The miko’s brow crooked up. Seriously? Looking at Mob’s expression, she could tell Mob really looked up to Reigen, and telling him the truth would only crush his world. Her eyes landed back on the so-called ‘Greatest Psychic of the Twenty-first Century’. He was a good mentor.

Kagome had come to learn Mob had a difficult time fitting in, and with Reigen’s help, she would come to work to hear Mob talking about the clubs he had joined, the people he had talked to, and the other espers he knew. Perhaps Reigen – being the fraud he is – was a good person.

“For this exorcism, it will be 20,000 yen.”

The corner of the miko’s lips twitched. Of course, that good side of his was deep, deep in there.

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10 Reasons To Watch Gintama

toomanyshipsandfandoms:

1. Character designs—go google Sakata Gintoki. Or Hijikata Toshirou. Or Okita Sougo. Or Kamui. Or Katsura Kotarou. Or Takasugi Shinsuke. Or Kagura. Or Tsukuyo. Or Kyuubei. Or any Gintama character for that matter. 

2. It makes you laugh. And by laugh I mean desperately muffling your face in a pillow with tears streaming from your eyes at 2:00 a.m. because you’re watching Gintama’s Owee or Vacation Arc while everyone else is asleep. 

3. It makes you cry. And by cry I mean desperately muffling your face in a pillow with tears streaming from your eyes at 2:00 a.m. because you’re watching Gintama’s Shinsengumi Crisis Arc or Beam Sword Style Arc while everyone else is asleep. 

4. Characters and character relationships—tired of the same old Mary/Gary Stu? Watch this anime. Even a side character who only appears once or twice will be ingrained into your mind. All characters have multiple layers; there is no flat, boring character without depth. The relationships are solid, and the characters do not need to say “I love you” every 21 seconds to get the point across. Love is seen in their familiarity and actions. 

5. It is a perfect blend of genres—want some sci-fi? Watch Gintama. Want some tragedy? Watch Gintama. Want some peak comradeship/shounen fighting? Watch Gintama. Want comedy? Watch Gintama. Want some historical Japan? Watch Gintama. Want samurai? Watch Gintama. Want action? Watch Gintama. Want slice of life? Watch Gintama. Basically just WATCH GINTAMA.  

6. Soundtrack—so good. Go listen to any Gintama opening. The song will surely be stuck in your head. 

7. It is unique and original. Tired of the same old shounen, with the underdog tween hero and the big dream, training montages, and unrealistically relentless determination? Gintama presents to you a fresh protagonist, Sakata Gintoki. If you can name another anime that has an arc based on a popularity poll then darn, you got me. If not, then GO WATCH GINTAMA. 

8. There’s Elizabeth. That’s it. Just Elizabeth. 

9. The stories are so beautifully told. In 3 episodes, it can convey the same messages and stories that another anime may take 20 episodes to tell. Are you busy? Can’t go on an anime binge? No worries. Just watch one of arc Gintama to pass your time. Maybe 2-8 episodes. Plus the backstories hurt. 

10. Gintama blows everything out of the park. (You can trust me, as I’ve seen tons of anime but once I found Gintama it was like I found something I never knew I was looking for, as if this whole time I’ve just been watching anime in search of Gintama.) I can’t watch anything else anymore. It all seems mediocre compared to Gintama.