First, think about the setting. It could be an old, spooky house or a desolate graveyard. Then, create a mysterious character, like a lost soul. Just start jotting down ideas that give a sense of unease and mystery.
No, it isn't. 'I Wanna Dance with Somebody' is usually not based on a true story. It might draw inspiration from various elements, but it's more of a fictional creation.
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As a fan of web novels, I won't judge anyone's comments. Everyone had their own strengths and weaknesses. To evaluate a person, one needed to have a more comprehensive understanding of their situation. At the same time, evaluating a person should not be based on their own standards, but should take into account the opinions and evaluations of others.
Everyone has their own ideas and opinions, which may be influenced by various factors, including personal experience, educational background, cultural background, etc. Therefore, the evaluation of a person should take these factors into account and should not be based solely on their self-evaluation.
Well, I haven't heard a specific 'I wanna be an airborne ranger ghost story' myself. But generally, in military settings, there might be tales of strange happenings during training or missions. Maybe there are stories of rangers seeing apparitions in the old barracks or on the battlefields they trained on. However, without more specific information, it's hard to tell a detailed one.
Well, first, just start jotting down your thoughts. You can begin with a significant moment in your life or a big dream you have. Don't worry about grammar or making it perfect at the start.
Definitely! The 'Do You Wanna Do a Waltz' manga has an art style that's unlike any other. The lines are clean, the expressions of the characters are vivid, and it creates a very immersive visual experience.
You could start with creating your main characters. For an anime police story, think about different types of police officers, like the rookie who is full of enthusiasm but still has a lot to learn, or the experienced veteran who has seen it all. Another good starting point is to decide on the setting. Is it a big, bustling city like Tokyo in the future with high - tech gadgets for the police? Or a small, rural town where the police know everyone by name? Once you have these basic elements, you can start building the plot around a crime or a series of crimes that the police will have to solve.