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iluvtmntmlp


I love tmnt and mlp

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This story is romantic. Donnie and Twilight, Raph and Rainbow Dash, Mikey and Pinkie, Leo and Rarity. TMNT and MLP EG fell in love. they plan dates and when its the day of Pinkie Pie's big party they play 7min in heaven and they spill the beans about their true love! <3

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Comments ( 17 )

oh my fucking god what is this

Mutant teenagers related to an animal dating mutant teenagers related to an animal.

This is simply genius.

Sorry but this is my berry first story I will add more detail in later chapters... I also sorry.:pinkiesad2::raritydespair::raritycry::ajsleepy::fluttercry:

6740135 thanks I think
It's very better than my cousin trying to build a robot pinkie mikey mix.

6786316 Maybe you should practice writing some other stories before you start creating a crossover.

If this is your first story, then I assume that it's your literal first story—meaning that you have little to no prior experience in writing. Perhaps you should learn some of the basics of grammar, such as capitalization. Admittedly, skimming through this story, there weren't any real run-ons, fragments, or broken clauses, so kudos.

Characterization needs work. I am not a fan of TMNT, but I do know how the characters act. I feel that you're missing some of the vital aspects of the turtles, and that you haven't translated them over to MLP as well as one could have. That is not to say that one could have at all. Crossovers are a difficult genre to accurately judge, as you have to have a reason why the crossover exists. In this story, there is no reason why the turtles are in the MLP universe.

Outside of Crossover, the pacing really needs work. I get that this is supposed to be a romantic slice-of-life kind of story, but even those have some great pacing—the good ones, I mean. Sure, we can probably assume that the guy does get the girl, but we ought to have a few doubts while reading. This is as predictable and as cliche as one can get, and in that sense, falls flat on its face.

On another note, if you're telling a story from first person perspective, it is better to remain in only one person's perspective; that is, not to change the person you are viewing the story through. If you do do that, though, try to make it clear, but not as bluntly obvious as (so and so's perspective).

Then again, this is a fanfiction, so it doesn't have to be taken seriously. But take it from an experienced writer; you'll have to understand how a story works before you make a story work. The basics and other lessons are key, yes, but ultimately, you'll have to decide what to write, how to write it, and why to write it.

First story or not, it still needs to be reviewed, critiqued, criticized, and questioned. As it stands now, I see nothing too good coming from this story, given the numerous errors and fallacies. However, I don't think that it is entirely hopeless. You might be able to salvage it, but you're going to need to figure out a way to make it better or improve it so that it—and I'll say this as bluntly as possible—doesn't suck.

Good day (night).

6786361 well besides the story's that I wrote in my note books tho is the first fan fiction story I've written and I haven't added the chapter explaining why they are really there. But thanks for the advice.:pinkiehappy:

This story needs 100ccs of rewrite fast!

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