The "Majiku Tales" Series

You could make a 12 episode mini series, and then spin offs. And maybe later, a remake. All normal things to do.

Well, so far, these are my current ideas.
1. Hernando's Beginning.
2. Neo Aero City and Menghu.
3. Mistikales.
4. Kulabrija.
5. Gudaishi.
6. Ocean Rocket Base.
7. Majikuman Kingdom.
8. Meeting the Hukonaka Tribe and Team Sun.
9. Execution?
10. Raid on Final Base.
11. Space Fleet Attack.
12. Final Fight and End.

.... ok.

Yeah, though I could throw in some extra side episodes for the stories of Team Sun, Shun Watanuki, and Jayvyn.

.... still twelve though?

Well, maybe 3-7 extra if you include the three side stories I mentioned. But still 12 about Hernando and his friends.

Ok....

Yeah. I might add more episodes if I should make the adventure longer by putting more primary details and information in different parts of it.

Would these essentially be one season? or the whole thing

You should.

Probably just one season. After all, I haven't any more ideas for Majiku Tales series games that'll go after Dream Fire, A Majiku's Life and Bobby Nathan: Materialized.

So, I got some more ideas for A Majiku's Life. In sports, majiku will be able to use their essence for better chances at winning. For an example, baseball.
An essence swing will go to a quick time event where the batter is swinging at the ball in slow motion, and an essence pitch will do a quick time event where the batter is trying to push the ball back with all his/her might. They either end with the ball flying incredibly far if the batter wins, or it'll count as two strikes if the pitcher wins.
However, if both the batter and the pitcher use their essence moves, it'll go into them hitting the ball back and forth. If the batter wins, they score a homerun. If the pitcher wins, the batter is automatically out, even if it's the first swing.

Okay then.

I think there should be an essence meter that can run out, so they couldn't just do it endlessly.

Don't worry, Zain. It takes time to fill up the essence gauges, and it'll be depleted after each use, starting the gauge filling all over again.

Oh, like a limit break.

Or a power meter that's filling up, but yeah.

Also, I guess I've gotten some inspiration from Undertale for something to have in Dream Fire: You can choose to fight to stop the Organization of Chaos, or you can choose to avoid violence and stop them without giving any of them a beating. Each character can still use their special abilities without having to injure somebody.

That's cool. Undertale isn't the only game to have a pacifist option. It's just one with a very big difference between the results.

Yeah. If I was to ever get Undertale, I'd try to do the pacifist run. I've heard bad things about the genocide run, so I would never want to try that run.

Yeah, all it would give you is a bad time.

Yeah.

*dressed like sans*

So, back on topic. Any questions you guys have concerning my series?

When do you expect to get these games out?