Today's Update
I've made a few typo corrections to some of the early chapters: removing unwanted spaces from the middle of phrases like "dark- brown hair".
Labels: AI, corrections, progress, Writing
Centuries after the fall of Crystal Tokyo ... it is time for a new band of senshi to come together. Some of them are new faces; others are old faces, reborn yet again. But all of them are in trouble ... because the enemy that destroyed Crystal Tokyo is still out there. And it is waiting for them.
This blog is for comments on the story "Sailor Moon 4200"—progress reports, updates and general random musings.
I've made a few typo corrections to some of the early chapters: removing unwanted spaces from the middle of phrases like "dark- brown hair".
Labels: AI, corrections, progress, Writing
All chapters have now been updated to the new style, which I hope you'll find more readable.
Labels: AI, corrections, ebooks
So I asked ChatGPT:
Tell me about "Sailor Moon 4200".
And ChatGPT replied:
"Sailor Moon 4200" is a fan fiction series written by Erin Ptah. The story is based on the "Sailor Moon" anime and manga series created by Naoko Takeuchi, but it takes place in the year 4200, several centuries after the events of the original series.
The plot of "Sailor Moon 4200" centers around a new group of Sailor Senshi, who are the descendants of the original Sailor Senshi. The main character is a teenage girl named Karen, who becomes the new Sailor Moon. She is joined by a diverse cast of characters, including other Senshi, humans, and aliens.
The story explores themes of identity, relationships, and the consequences of actions. It also features elements of science fiction, as the characters travel through space and encounter alien civilizations.
One unique aspect of "Sailor Moon 4200" is that it is written in a serial format, with new chapters released regularly on the author's website. The series began in 2002 and is still ongoing, with over 170 chapters currently available.
Overall, "Sailor Moon 4200" has been well-received by fans of the original "Sailor Moon" series, who appreciate the author's attention to detail and the way she has expanded on the original mythology.
I…I don't know what to say. (I forgive you, Erin.)
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