In Indian folklore and mythology, the mongoose holds a special place as a creature believed to possess magical powers. Known as a symbol of good luck and protection, the mongoose is revered for its ability to fend off venomous snakes and other dangerous creatures. The main idea of this note is that the mongoose is a magical creature in Indian folklore and mythology. Its association with good luck and protection stems from its ability to protect against venomous snakes and other dangerous creatures..
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Fanfic Recs / W.I.T.C.H.
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Authors and Websites- Recommended by CMR Rosa
- Comments: He made one of the best W.I.T.C.H. stores I every read, mostly his versions of the seasons after season 2.
- Recommended by Wixelt
- 'Comments'': A brilliant author who, like the author above, created their own, well written take on the events after Season 2. Unlike the above though, their Season 3 is, as far as this troper is aware, an original story, rather than an adaptation of the comic, and features several supporting characters getting a larger role alongside the regular main characters. This Season 3 also has a side story and a series of eight shorter, sequel stories that eventually lead into a crossover with the author's other fan-fiction series (based around Final Fantasy 7), which also crosses over with many other works.
Stories focused on the family and the friendly relationships of the cast. Plot-focused stories or light day-in-the-life stories. Pretty much anything that isn't focused on romance.
- Recommended by CMR Rosa
- Status: Complete
- Synopsis: My take on what Season 3 of W.I.T.C.H would have been if they had made one. Continues the story right from the end of season 2.
- Recommended by CMR Rosa
- Status: Complete
- Synopsis: Following the events of W.I.T.C.H Season 3, the girls begin another adventure by trying to find out what happened to Kandrakar. New friends and new foes. Enjoy! A.N.
- Recommended by CMR Rosa
- Status: Complete
- Synopsis: Endarno is gone, but his legacy remains. With a dire prophecy looming over their heads, the Guardians turn to Balsilide for answers. But with unknown powers and dangers lurking behind every corner, will they find more then they've bargained for? A follow-up to W.I.T.C.H Season 3 and W.I.T.C.H Season 4: Wants and Needs.
- Recommended by CMR Rosa
- Status: Complete
- Synopsis: Following the battle with Cedric, the girls are victorious, but at what cost? And will they still have what it takes to deal with a new menace?
- Recommended by Bellec
- Status: Complete
- Synopsis: On Arkhanta, the swamp is dying, and the Banshees are dying with it.
- Comments: It's comic based, so you won't know who Orube is (or where's Arkhanta) unless you have read the comics.
- Recommended by fruitstripegum
- Status: Dormant
- Synopsis: Eighteen years after W.I.T.C.H. is formed, a young runaway is given the Heart of Kandrakar and must become a leader in order to fight an unknown enemy.
- Now has its own tropes page.
- Recommended by Manga Manic & Olmo JV
- Status: Complete
- Synopsis: A single mistake leaves Will lost and alone. Unsure even of the reality around her she finds herself caught in a life not her own. Amidst doubts, and plots both benign and malevolent of others Will finds herself thrust into roles unexpected, with allies and foes redefined. How far can the ripples of a life that wasn't reach in a conflict where gray swallows black and white? AU.
- Has a tropes page here .
- Recommended by Mythtaken
- Status: Complete.
- Synopsis: When Matt wakes up one morning and discovers he had a new Power, he starts questioning if it was really just by chance that he became a Regent of Earth.
- Recommended by Genius66 & Olmo JV
- Status: Dormant
- Synopsis: Sometimes even the heroes greatest victory can be tainted. And that cost Jade her place in her universe. Now in another universe watched by a place called Kandrakar and its' Guardians, with some of the power she once possessed, Jade will try to find a way home, by any means necessary. But can she prevail in an universe where Light seems to always beat Darkness?
- Crossover with Jackie Chan Adventures, and a part of Project Dark Jade.
- Recommended by CMR Rosa
- Crossover with Fable
- Status: Complete
- Synopsis: The Guardians travel to Albion, but will the Hero of Bowerstone be happy to see them? And can either of them stop an ancient darkness from spreading across the universe?
- Recommended by CMR Rosa
- Crossover with Kamen Rider Agito
- Status: On Hiatus
- Synopsis: They say that humans have evolved too far for their own good. However, 5 lights of hope shine through. Kamen Rider Agito/WITCH crossover. Cowritten with Ten Faced Paladin.
- Recommended by CMR Rosa
- Crossover with Dungeons & Dungeons
- Status: Dormant
- Synopsis: Cleric Susan Vandom finds and adopts a baby drow she finds in the wreckage of a village she helped take from the drow. Twenty years later, the young drow finds herself being the only thing stopping the Elven Prince Phobos from restarting the war.
- Recommended by ZimFan89
- Crossover with Jackie Chan Adventures
- Status: Ongoing
- Synopsis: Five girls and a family. Five Guardians, two wizards and two Kung-fu fighters. As two realities merge, the destinies of all the people that form them converge and tangle. Two siblings, a war, and the whole universe will be changed forever as new players, both good and evil, step into this great game that is the cosmos.
- Has its own page.
- Recommended by Heroic-FanFiction-Reader
- Crossover with: Jackie Chan Adventures
- Status: Season 1 (Complete), Season 2 (Ongoing)
- Synopsis: Shendu and the other Demon Sorcerers have been defeated. However, now is not the time to rest for Jackie Chan as he and his family must leave San Francisco for Heatherfield to help train a group of teenage girls to become the next generation of Guardians to defend Earth from the Forces of Darkness.
- Has its own page.
- Recommended by Spectacular Troper
- Crossover with: Gargoyles
- Status: Ongoing
- Synopsis: Xanato's daughter Amalthea, knows what kind of a man he is. Which is why she must hide her identity as a guardian. But now that her father has awaken gargoyles from their thousand year old slumber, it's gonna be harder to keep her powers a secret.
Rated: K+ - English - Chapters: 8 - Words: 8,106 - Reviews: 15 - Favs: 6 - Follows: 8 - Updated: 7/12 - Published: 5/21
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Reviews for "The Unexplained Phenomenon: Transformation of Mongoose into Magic"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "The magical mongoose". The plot was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters were one-dimensional and boring. I couldn't form any emotional connection with them, and as a result, I didn't care about what happened to them. The writing style was also underwhelming, lacking depth and originality. Overall, this book just didn't captivate me and I wouldn't recommend it.
2. John - 1 star - I found "The magical mongoose" to be extremely repetitive and dull. The author seemed to repeat the same ideas and concepts over and over again, without adding anything new or exciting to the story. The pace was slow, and I often found myself yawning and wanting to put the book down. The lack of character development was also a major drawback, as I couldn't connect with any of the characters or their motivations. I regret wasting my time on this book.
3. Emily - 2 stars - "The magical mongoose" was a letdown for me. The premise sounded intriguing, but the execution fell flat. The writing was mediocre, lacking any real depth or creativity. The dialogue was unrealistic and forced, making it hard to believe in the interactions between the characters. Additionally, the plot was predictable and lacked any real surprises or twists. Overall, I was left feeling unfulfilled and unsatisfied with this book.
4. Michael - 1 star - I really struggled to get through "The magical mongoose". The story was scattered and lacked a clear direction. The pacing was off, with moments of intense action followed by long bouts of nothing happening. The characters were uninteresting and forgettable, and I didn't care about their journey at all. The writing style was uninspiring and failed to engage me as a reader. I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for an entertaining read.
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