Introducing a new weekly activity for the The Anime Realm Community. This is part of the series of mini events happening within the community on a weekly to monthly basis.
Create a plot episode from a known anime where the roles of being the good and bad guy are reversed due to some unforeseen circumstances. An example that comes to mind is the show Black Jack, about a doctor that saves lives and there is a rival doctor that does the opposite but in the form of euthanasia. The plot in the story involved whether to honor the wishes of the patient to die against the will of their family, so Black Jack is put in a situation where prolonging the suffering by saving them is the right thing to do or concede to the ideals set by his rival doctor that euthanizing can also be a right. I know it's a heavy example but come up with some decent plot when you're reversing the roles.
We encourage you to make a separate post about the contest but commenting your entry is also fine.
Make a separate post or comment under this post pitching in your wild plot and title. If you had to make a separate post, use the tag "wildplotwednesday19" for easy screening.
Your official entry under a separate post or comment should be 100 - 250 words. I'm only asking for a short plot summary not an entire fictitious anime review. If you want to continue building on the plot, I suggest making an entire separate post because this event also serve as a weekly contest prompt.
Rewards for the entries can take in the form of setting the participants and as beneficiaries for succeeding posts OR providing liquid rewards from the @theanimerealm account or my own account. The rewards will just pile up even if no entry for the week.
The use of extra materials to expound your idea is fine. These include sharing preexisting images, music videos, tropes that convey a similar or same theme as what your plot is trying to sell.
No AI assisted or plagiarized work please. While it can be difficult to spot AI written entries at times, it's not like one can get away with it for long. I'm telling you it's not worth losing your reputation if you resort to using AI than your imagination. We've been curating for a while and part of the screening practice is weeding out AI works.
