Fandom: Prince of Tennis
Rating: G
Notes: Ryoma-centric genfic; set about two years before the series. 1900 words, Rinko POV, fluffy.

( Love )

Obviously I have a severe case of procrastination, as I am now uploading random sound clips.

"Tezuka-buchou... mada mada dane." (Rajipuri 45) :DDDD

A very, very strange mini-drama thing with Tezuka and Ryoma and if somone could explain what the heck is going on here I would love you forever. (Rajipuri 45)

And this. Which traumatised me. It's ( Read more... )

A Guide To Decoding Tezuka's Expressions, part IV
Warnings for TezuRyo and crappy humour. Fairly image-heavy.

( I believe I mentioned that Ryoma likes toast? )

A Guide To Decoding Tezuka's Expressions, part III
Warnings for TezuRyo and crappy humour. Fairly image-heavy.

( Yet more buchou... )

A Guide To Decoding Tezuka's Expressions, part II
A word of warning: TezuRyo is my OTP. Pretty image-heavy; crappy humour.

( and Ryoma likes toast! )

A Guide To Decoding Tezuka's Expressions, part I.
A word of warning: there are a lot of TezuRyo assumptions in here. Fairly image-heavy; crappy attempts at humour.

( Tezuka Is Not Toast )

Posted here because it is more public. Cut because it is hugely long. Manga and anime spoilers abound.

( 100 TezuRyo questions )

Fandom: Prince of Tennis
Pairing: Tezuka/Ryoma
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: none
Notes: Written for pillarchallenge and Ryoma's birthday. Three drabbles, set in three different years. The prompts are Gifts, Spice, and Mistletoe, although I didn't use that last one in the way you're expecting. No spoilers.

( Happy Birthday, Ryoma )

I have cleared out my icon folder. There are 27 here, only five of which do not relate to Tezuka and Ryoma in some form. Plain images are OK to use as bases; please comment and credit and yeah, you know how it works.

( Tezuka )

Fandom: Prince of Tennis
Pairing: Tezuka/Ryoma
Rating: R-ish
Warnings: I refuse to call this smut, but it is not quite worksafe. 500 words
Notes: This is a sort of sequel to a fic which is nowhere near finished. Its existence is almost entirely due to Tezuka's single White Message, because GUH. Posted for bookshop, because I promised collarbones. No ( Read more... )