[Yoban Saado] Innings (complete)

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Title: Innings
Series: Yoban Saado <-- HINT: CLICK FOR SERIES INFO
Author: Icka! M. Chif
Rating: Teen
Word Count: 5,319
Disclaimer: Yoban Saado belongs to Gosho, merely borrowing them for fun, not profit.
Author's Note: Small crossover with Detective Conan as well. Finally finished after a year for fic_off. Written primarily for myself because I think

Comments

Very cool

[purple_alicorn]

you know... it would be interesting to see the other baseball lads meet these guys...

Re: Very cool

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XD That's why I was pushing to finish this dang fic. ^___^

I think both Tajima and Nagashima are based off of the original Nagashima, the original Third Base Fourth, who was known for being a genius on the field but couldn't coach worth a dang cause other people couldn't do his strategies. He's actually really fascinating to read about, a real character. (and not just in the anime sense)

Inao would probably scare the crap outta Mihashi --he's kinda scary-- and rile Abe up something fierce, cause he's a power pitcher, like Haruna is. However, the Inao in Yoban is different from the Inao in his DC appearance, he's mellowed out slightly and is part of a team, rather than trying to carry them all on his back.

But Inao vs Haruna? *evil grin* My money's on Inao, simply because he's willing to give more. And THAT would be a kick-ass match. >D

... er, not that I've been setting up potential plunnies or anything... #^^#

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I really think that Inao and Nagashima have interesting chemistry, especially in the Demon at Koushin story. #^^# Inao gets all flustered, but calms down as soon as he looks at Nagashima. XD And him diving into the dugout to prevent Nagashima from getting a run. ^_____^

I'm of 'average' height, but the smallest one in my family by several inches, so I've always thought of myself as small.
... then I get out into the world, wander around and suddenly I'm on the tall side... @_@
But being small does have its advantages... You're closer to the more vulnerable spots. >D

[ran_mouri82]

This was really cool! Thanks for providing the link; it spelled out the basics of this series beautifully. I also enjoyed the idea that the Bat and Glove weren't conduits to the old baseball players' power, but to their own potential. Good job!