One of the Funnest Generators I've Seen Floating Around

6 posts
User avatar
Gender None specified
Points 8831
Reviews 202
http://www.magatsu.net/coolbits/

It's fun. Really. xD

Check this one I got:

The antagonist of this piece is an androgynous boy, while the protagonist is a flapper. Neither of them are motivated because nothing is more important than art.The plot begins with holding someone still with one hand tangled in their hair in a crossroads. The ending includes elements of exotic spices and secrecy.

Made me smile. xD
"The moral of this story, is that if I cause a stranger to choke to death for my amusement, what do you think I’ll do to you if you don’t tell me who ordered you to kill Colosimo?“

-Boardwalk Empire

Love, get out of my way.


Dulcinea: 2,500/50,000




Random avatar
Gender None specified
Points 1122
Reviews 150
Some of these are actually pretty cool. Well, I don't think I'd follow them all the way through to the end, because some of them are pretty funny. This is the one I got:


"This story is about what happens when a caring mentor, who is motivated out of insanity (as one does), and a commanding officer, who is motivated to protect one person (regardless of who else gets hurt in the process) (as one does), meet in Venice. A key element of the conflict is a storm."

I especially like the "as one does" in parenthesis. :D

~Sunny




User avatar
Gender Female
Points 42011
Reviews 922
Honestly, the first thing I thought of when I read the title of this thread was a literal flying electric generator... Yeah... (a version of which apparently exists! I looked it up!)

But this is pretty awesome! First one that popped up for me:

The villain of this piece is a fallen paladin, while the hero is a person who lives in a circus. The plot begins with rusted but functional machinery in a dark alley. The ending includes elements of going to another world and staying there and a knife in a garter.

I like it. This is actually one of the coolest generators I have seen around. *is in love*

~GryphonFledgling
I am reminded of the babe by you.




User avatar
Gender Female
Points 2390
Reviews 18
Aww, I actually quite like some of these ideas!

'Your story begins with a quiet child genius in a bazaar. The villain is a gunfighter with a sense of humor who has a gracefully curved blade. Plot elements include a long-term relationship that still develops and a hopeless crusade.'
Oh yes, I'm fine, everything's just wonderful, I'm having the time of my life.




User avatar
Gender Female
Points 1040
Reviews 28
I think I got a pretty good one.

"It starts in a culture on the verge of collapse, with an intelligent person. The antagonist is a woman who knows her own worth and motivated because they are under a curse that forces their actions, and the plot involves elements like a lonely scream in the darkness and the moon."
Formerly known as Vivacious.

Full of Cliches:a challenge to see who can write a piece with the most cliches.




User avatar
Gender Female
Points 1656
Reviews 122
These two sound interesting:

"Your story begins with a very lucky gambler in an ugly Hawaiian shirt in a nightclub in an old cathedral. The antagonist is a quiet, angsty shapeshifting boy who is motivated out of misplaced idealism. Plot elements include secrets revealed in the dark and a frantic message."

"This story begins as a priest investigates a mystery about slavers. Clues include cryptology and unresolved sexual tension between friends and enemies. The villain is revealed to be a caring mentor, and is motivated because their country is not yet free."

I might have to use this sometime.
There once was a cat.
He wasn’t particularly fat.
Fuzzy was his favorite mat.
And really, that was that.

Oh, but did you really think so?
Keep reading, it’s just the start of the show!
And as for how far this tale will go…
Well, even the cat doesn’t know.



Nobody wants to see the village of the happy people.
— Lew Hunter