How many idiots does it take to punch in a crab army? [Active / Open]
Characters: Kuwabara, Beat, Black Star, Mizumachi, Luffy (GAWKERS WELCOME!)
Content: Black Star and Kuwabara are supply searching when they encounter an army of crabs. And some new friends.
Location: The streets of Manhattan!
Time of day: midday
Warnings: Crab pummeling, teenage boys, exclamations of machismo
Kuwabara was cold. Not as cold as he imagined some people were, but he certainly wasn't pleased by the disappearance of warmth. Food, however, was the main issue. How was he supposed to stay strong and be able to fight and rescue people if there was nothing to be eaten!? And so, he'd agreed to meet Black Star for a supply quest. Hopefully the boys would find some crabs to fight in addition to what they were looking for!
Unfortunately, the place where the sword Celes had found for him should hang was conspicuously empty. The redhead had noticed, of course, but simply shrugged and grinned. No crab was any match for him even without it. Where was the challenge or the fun in making the fights easier still? A fair fight was much more in line with his honor code... even if his opponents didn't seem to be sentient.
Content: Black Star and Kuwabara are supply searching when they encounter an army of crabs. And some new friends.
Location: The streets of Manhattan!
Time of day: midday
Warnings: Crab pummeling, teenage boys, exclamations of machismo
Kuwabara was cold. Not as cold as he imagined some people were, but he certainly wasn't pleased by the disappearance of warmth. Food, however, was the main issue. How was he supposed to stay strong and be able to fight and rescue people if there was nothing to be eaten!? And so, he'd agreed to meet Black Star for a supply quest. Hopefully the boys would find some crabs to fight in addition to what they were looking for!
Unfortunately, the place where the sword Celes had found for him should hang was conspicuously empty. The redhead had noticed, of course, but simply shrugged and grinned. No crab was any match for him even without it. Where was the challenge or the fun in making the fights easier still? A fair fight was much more in line with his honor code... even if his opponents didn't seem to be sentient.