I don't have an intro. . . so uh. . . let's just jump in, shall we?

1. What is your favorite wattpad story that you have read?

I honestly haven't been reading as much fanfiction as I used to when I was first on wattpad, but I will say that the fanfiction that I fell in love with was The End Timez by EZ-Dayz , which was written during the hiatus that occurred after the release Not What He Seems.

I had no idea what to do with myself during the Great Hiatus™️, so I started looking through the internet for fanfiction until stumbled across a reading of The End Times on YouTube. The girl who ran the channel later deleted the videos along with her channel, so sadly they can't be found anymore. It's been a while since I read it.

2. How do you find time to write?

I used to write every Friday and Saturday as soon as I got home from school, and then I'd edit everything throughout the week before posting a finished chapter on the next Friday or Saturday. I still sorta do the same thing, but now the only time I have to write is at night. I keep my laptop under my bed in case I get any ideas lol.

3. Who are your favorite characters from Anti Gravity, Gravity Falls, and Gravity Rises?

AG: Pacifica, Soos, and some other characters that I can't talk about yet without spoiling some major plot points ;)

GF: Ford, Stan, Wendy, Mabel and Dipper

GR: Gideon (of course), Dipper, Mabel and Robbie

4. If you were to ever write a crossover for AG and something, what would it be?

The first thing that comes to mind is Tuck Everlasting. I've already hinted that it's going to (loosely) be the basis for the Sock Opera episode. I wouldn't exactly call it a crossover, but if I had the spare time I think it would be cool to make a short story.

I've also considered writing my own take on the deleted GF episode that was supposed to be a parody of The Labyrinth. I watched that movie a lot when I was growing up. Even though I'm an early 2000's kid, I grew up watching a lot of late 80s and early 90s movies and shows. (Mostly because my parents were both 80s teens.)

The Labyrinth was always that one movie on whenever I was sick at home from school, so I'm familiar with it enough to successfully write that episode. I still have an episode or two in Season 2 that aren't completely final, so that episode is definitely a possibility.

5. Any tips on how to complete a really long fanfic?

I always start from the ending first. If you start from the very beginning and go in completely blind, it's inevitable that you're going to get stuck. It's easier if you have an idea of where you want to go. I plan my endings loosely to make room for plot points that may come along as I write the story.

Also, focus on bigger projects before working on smaller stuff. Bigger projects like AG take a lot more time than my average 10-20 chapter fanfiction. Anti Gravity Season 1 has about 55 chapters. That with the rest of the series is going to reach to an estimated 300 chapters. You gotta take everything one step at a time instead of trying to manage multiple fanfictions at once. Even if you think you're a good multitasker, you won't finish as much stuff as you would if you focused on one project at a time.

That may sound a bit hypocritical if you look at all of my published stuff, but in my defense, all of my other works are small projects that I'm going to be working on during my hiatuses for AG.

I recommend having a short story or two on the side to work on whenever you hit a block with your biggest project. That way you can still sorta exercise your writing while also being productive on another project!

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And that concludes the final AG season 1 Q&A! I had a ton of fun looking through and answering the questions. (I'm still open to answering some in the comments if anyone's interested.)

I have exams to study for, but I'll do my best to make sure that I'll announce the winners for the OC drawing before Christmas!

Catch'ya later!