History FanficRecs / PacificRim

''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/9921788/1/King-of-the-Monsters King of the Monsters]]'' by Shadowblade217

* Now has its own page: ''Fanfic/{{King of the Monsters}}''

* ''Comments'': a realistic take on Raleigh and Yancy's past, from the Academy to their lives as the pilots of Gipsy Danger. Numerous characters such as Tendo, Pentecost and the pilots of other Jaegers show up and are even part of the main cast. The writing is fluid, interesting and gets you really involved with Gipsy's crew, and not just her pilots as emphasis is also put on her support team. I wonder why it isn't in my Favories yet ...

''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/9595095/1/Hunters-of-Death Hunters of Death]]''

* Fandoms: Mass Effect, Pacific Rim

''[[KillblessAMidsummerNightsDream A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' by Killbless

[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/9595095/1/Hunters-of-Death Hunters of Death]]

* ''Comments'': As of 5/7/14, this work is complete, consisting of 20 core chapters, although four additional ficlets set in this universe have been written (the author plans to add a total of ten such ficlets; these appear to be posting twice a week). Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, humor, moving forward: you'll find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words.

* ''Comments'': As of 5/7/14, this work is complete, consisting of 20 core chapters, alough four additional ficlets set in this universe have been written (the author plans to add a total of ten such ficlets; these appear to be posting twice a week). Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, humor, moving forward: you'll find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words.

* ''Comments'': As of 3/15/14, this work consists of 20 chapters and stands at a total of 106,000 words; it is, according to the author, complete (but future ficlets and stories are possible). Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, humor, moving forward: you'll find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Comments'': As of 3/15/14, this work consists of 20 chapters and stands at a total of 106,000 words; it is, according to the author, complete (but future ficlets and stories are possible). Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, ironic humor, learning to move forward: you'll find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Comments'': As of 3/15/14, this work consists of 20 chapters and stands at a total of 106,000 words; it is, according to the author, complete (future ficlets and stories are probable, she says, but just not right now). Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, ironic humor, learning to move forward: you'll find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Comments'': As of 3/6/14, this work consists of 19 chapters and stands at a total of 92,340 words; it's headed toward 20 installments total. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, ironic humor, learning to move forward: you'll find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* Recommended by Troper/Refrainmonster

* ''Comments'': Short, but in a way that gets it's point across, with a brilliant use of 2nd person point of view. This fic has a creeping sense of horror that let's the reader figure out what's happening on their own. The title is derived from Stephen King's short story I Am The Doorway.

* ''Comments'': As of 3/6/14, this work consists of 19 chapters and stands at a total of 92,340 words; it's headed toward 20 installments total. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, ironic humor, learning to move forward: you will find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a sheer delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Comments'': As of 3/6/14, this work consists of 19 chapters and stands at a total of 92,340 words; it's headed toward 20 installments total. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, picking up the pieces, ironic humor, learning to move forward: you will find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a sheer delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Comments'': As of 3/6/14, this work consists of 19 chapters and stands at a total of 92,340 words; this first arc seems to be complete, but it's headed toward 20 installments total. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, picking up the pieces, ironic humor, learning to move forward: you will find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a sheer delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Comments'': As of 2/12/14, this work consists of 15 chapters and stands at a total of 70,900 words; this first arc seems to be complete, but it's headed toward 21 installments total. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, picking up the pieces, ironic humor, learning to move forward: you will find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a sheer delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Pairing(s)'': Newton Geiszler/Hermann Gottlieb (Tendo Choi, Mako Mori, Raleigh Becket, Herc Hansen, and some other marvelous cameos; Alison Choi appears as more or less an OC, along with some completely OCs); the work is overall NSFW (R/NC-17), but this writer's handling of explicit content isn't as hardcore as many.

* ''Comments'': As of 2/4/14, this work consists of 13 chapters and stands at a total of 63,200 words; this first arc seems to be complete, but the writer has hinted there's more to come. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, picking up the pieces, ironic humor, learning to move forward: you will find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a sheer delight. The flashback sequences are implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Comments'': As of 2/4/14, this work consists of 13 chapters and stands at a total of 63,200 words; this first arc seems to be complete, but the writer has hinted there's more to come. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, picking up the pieces, ironic humor, learning to move forward: you will find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a sheer delight. The flashback sequences are skilfully implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Pairing(s)'': Newton Geiszler/Hermann Gottlieb (Tendo Choi, Mako Mori, Raleigh Becket, Herc Hansen, and some other marvelous cameos also turn up; Alison Choi appears as more or less an OC, along with some completely OCs); the work is overall NSFW (R/NC-17), but this writer's handling of explicit content isn't as hardcore as many.

* ''Comments'': As of 2/4/14, this work consists of 13 chapters and stands at a total of 63,200 words; this first arc seems to be complete, but the writer has hinted there's more to come. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, picking up the pieces, sharply ironic humor, learning to move forward: you will find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a sheer delight. The flashback sequences are skilfully implied to be memories dredged up by the drift, and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Pairing(s)'': Newton Geiszler/Hermann Gottlieb (Tendo Choi, Mako Mori, Raleigh Becket, Herc Hansen, and some other marvelous cameos also turn up; Alison Choi appears as more or less an OC, along with some completely OCs); the work is overall NSFW (R/NC-17), but it's worth noting that this writer's handling of explicit content is nowhere near as hardcore as that of many.

* ''Comments'': As of 2/4/14, this work consists of 13 chapters and stands at a total of 63,200 words; this first arc seems to be complete, but the author has hinted there's more to come. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, picking up the pieces, sharply ironic humor, learning to move forward: you will find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters, both secondary cast and originals, is a sheer delight. The flashback sequences are skilfully implied to be memories dredged up by the drift (as well as shared dreams of past events), and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene, but she is invariably one of the finest.

* ''Comments'': As of 2/2/14, this work consists of 12 chapters and stands at a total of 60,700 words; there will be at least one more chapter. Both scientists' voices are right on pitch, and her Newt-POV is truly a thing of wonder; meanwhile, the characterization of Hermann that you'll find here is surprising in all the best of ways. Tattoos as storytelling, love and loss, picking up the pieces, sharply ​ironic humor, learning to move forward: you will find all of these things and more. The writer's handling of other characters​, both secondary cast and originals, is a sheer delight. The flashback sequences are skilfully ​implied to be memories dredged up by the drift (as well as shared dreams of past events), and those alone are worth the rest of the fic's weight in words. This writer is rarely first on the scene (having just seen the film in December 2013, as per blog entries), but she is invariably one of the finest.