Well, I haven't read much of 'omnom and splat fan fiction' myself. But you might want to check out some fan - fiction forums where fans discuss and share their works. Sometimes, they can point you to some really great stories within this particular fan - fiction genre.
One popular 'furry omnom fan fiction' story could be about the adventures of Omnom in a magical furry world. It might involve Omnom making new furry friends and going on quests together.
First, you need to come up with a concept. Think about what kind of adventure or situation you want Omnom to be in. For example, it could be a story about Omnom getting lost in a big furry city.
I'm not entirely sure as the name 'Splat Tim Stories' is rather ambiguous. It could potentially be about a character named Tim and some sort of'splat' related events, perhaps some comical or action - filled tales where something gets splatted. But without more context, it's hard to say for sure.
There was a town where every time it rained, a thick, black splat would fall from the sky. At first, people thought it was just some strange mud. But then they noticed that it was alive. It would creep into people's houses through the tiniest cracks. Once inside, it would attach itself to people's feet and start climbing up their bodies, smothering them until they couldn't breathe.
The physicality of it. Splat implies something wet, messy, and often invasive. When you read about a gooey substance that can touch, engulf, or harm a person, it creates a very visceral fear. It's different from a more abstract horror like a ghost. The idea of being physically affected by this strange splat is terrifying. For example, if a story has a slime that can seep into your pores or dissolve your body, it plays on our fear of our own physical vulnerability.
Well, one horror story is when someone used Splat hair dye and their hair turned out a completely different color than expected. Instead of a nice purple, it was a muddy brownish - purple. It looked awful and took multiple washes to fade it a bit.
One common horror story is the color not lasting. People dye their hair with Splat thinking it'll be vibrant for weeks, but it fades super fast, leaving a dull and patchy mess. For example, someone dyed their hair blue and within a few days it was a sad, faded blue - green.