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house x dragon adventures idea

 I got an idea (｀∇´)

Lately, I've been watching lots of House M.D. and playing tons of Dragon Adventures. Naturally, I'd eventually think about combining these two spheres of interest to make something uniquely me.

As I experienced the latest Dragon Adventures UX (user experience) update, I thought about naming my racer saurium Cameron, after a character in House M.D. My saurium was matcha tea themed, and like all sauriums, was insanely cute. Cameron would be a perfect fit for the fluffy, derpy creature!

Anyways, when I was roaming around the Undercity tonight, I thought about getting a dragon to match House. At first, I considered big, imposing and intelligent dragons to match his stride. Unfortunately, I'm not a fan of huge dragons as they are extremely slow, annoyingly so. 

That's when my mind jumped to a dragon species that I've been eyeing for a long time: the Impiavolo. Ever since it had been added to the game, I've wanted one. The asymmetrical wings, with one higher than the other, perfectly matched House's limp. Plus, the fact that the Impiavolo was born out of darkness and designed to thrive in chaos is totally in sync with House's traumatic past and his disruptive, disorderly manners.

The Impiavolo from Dragon Adventures.

After deciding to get an Impiavolo for House, I asked Microsoft Copilot (an AI chatbot) to generate a few screenplays featuring House and his wretched companion.

I realized with a pinch of disappointment that the writing wasn't all too good. I mean, some scenes were hilarious and all, but the ideas were mediocre at best and it just didn't feel like something from a hit TV series at all.

As such, I've taken it upon myself to write my very own screenplays featuring original House episodes and a new character: Kiki!

I know, the name is adorable. The name Kiki has been stuck in my head after seeing another new dragon species being added to the game: the Kikien! A very cute, fluffy and alert critter, the Kikien has a vibrant animation model and adorable wings. Unfortunately, I don't really like two-footed dragons (despite being a two-footer myself), and so I didn't decide to get a Kikien. Plus, Kikiens are really expensive!

I really much prefer Impiavolos. Not only are their animations just as lively as Kikiens', but the demonic sharpness of their design is much more striking to me than the Kikiens' soft fur. I guess I like my dragons sharp and scaly.

Back to the writing, I've actually had some experience writing medical mysteries in a House M.D. style. At the start of June, I wrote a medical magazine featuring a bizarre real case that I'm hoping to incorporate into my first episode!

Anyways, stay tuned for my screenplay(s). I'll post them as soon as I'm finished with the last cutting piece of dialogue (or prolonged pause of foreboding).

( •̀ ω •́ )✧

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