(In the driver's seat singing the song and punching the ceiling is Barley Lightfoot, a stocky, confident 19-year-old elf. (A voice from the van is heard singing loudly to the rock music blasting from inside:) On the sides of it is a painting of two elves flying upon a grand pegasus.) (An old orange van speeds down the highway. We now see a paved highway, the fence setting a barrier between the fantastical and familiar.

(The camera slowly zooms out of the forest, revealing a worn-out fence as sounds of distant traffic and industry are heard. The lake shines under the sun, retaining its magic.) The river flows into a medium-sized lake, surrounded by even more magical plants and trees. The camera follows those particles towards a crystal clear flowing river. A sparkling flower enters the frame, with particles of magic and glitter leaving it as the wind blows. The camera pans down into a fantastical forest, with gorgeous trees of all kinds standing above the tall, wavy grass. (See the end of the chapter for more notes.) Any attempt to take this down will be countered.) I am not making any money off of this series whatsoever, and this is not a series officially endorsed by the Walt Disney Company, hence the name Onward the FANMADE Series. The only things I own in this are original characters I create, and other art pieces. (DISCLAIMER: Onward and all of its characters belong to Pixar Animation Studios and Dan Scanlon. This series starts not too long after the epilogue of the film.) (Oh, and I will say that any fics I've already written for Onward aren't related/connected to this series. After over a year of planning and preparing, on this August night, I present you: Onward the Fanmade Series! Enjoy!

I've been putting together this story for some time now, and I think I've developed it enough to where I can share it with my fellow Quest Masters (Onwardians?).Īfter writing a few prose-style fics, I decided to do something I hadn't done before: screenplays! If I shared this fanmade series with people, I wanted it to feel like they're watching an actual TV series. From the moment I was walking out of the theater, I was already coming up with ideas for a series. Like, joining-the-fandom-and-doing-fanworks type deep. Pixar had cut deep into me before, but they had never cut *this* deep. I saw Onward in theaters on March 7th, 2020, and was absolutely blown away.

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