What is 'fix it fanfiction' all about?

It's fanfiction related to Merlin. The 'fix it' part means it tries to solve problems or change things from the official Merlin story. It could be as simple as making a character's personality more likable if they were annoying in the original. Or it could be a major rewrite of an entire story arc. Fans write these to have fun, express their own ideas about the Merlin universe, and often to give the story a different, more positive or exciting direction.

A 'fix it fanfic' is basically a type of fan - created fiction where the author takes an existing story, often one with an unsatisfactory ending or plot points, and 'fixes' them. For example, in a popular TV show that ended with a major character's death, a 'fix it fanfic' might rewrite the story so that the character survives and the overall plot has a more positive or different outcome.

Kat's story in 21 Day Fix is about her journey to achieve fitness and lifestyle changes within the 21-day program.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. It could be about a problem - 'the fix' might refer to solving something, like a mystery or a personal issue. Maybe it's about a character who is trying to fix a broken relationship or a mechanical object.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But generally, a graphic novel combines visual art with a narrative. It might be about a mystery, a personal journey, or some sort of adventure.

Common themes in 'naruto fix it fanfiction' include preventing tragedies. Fans don't like seeing their favorite characters go through so much pain, so they write stories to avoid that. There's also the theme of enhancing character growth. Instead of the sometimes rushed character development in the original, fanfictions can give characters more time and better circumstances to grow. And the theme of fixing plot holes is also quite common, as it makes the Naruto - inspired world more believable and well - rounded.

Steps to fix it? Firstly, ensure the plot is engaging. A common problem in fanfictions is a dull plot. For Naruto and Hinata, you could create a plot around a new threat to Konoha that they have to face together. Secondly, the emotions should be portrayed accurately. Hinata's love for Naruto is deep but often shyly expressed. Naruto, on the other hand, might be a bit slow to realize his feelings for Hinata. Capturing these nuances is key. Thirdly, proofread for any logical errors. If Naruto suddenly has a power that doesn't fit the Naruto - verse, it needs to be fixed.

Since it's based on a true story, it could be about a person's journey through a difficult time and how they found a solution, which is the 'fix'. For example, it might be about someone who overcame an illness, or a community that solved a big problem like poverty or environmental issues. It could also be a story of redemption, where a person made mistakes but found a way to make things right, which is the essence of the 'fix'.

Since it's called 'the fix based on true story', it might be about a particular problem or situation that was resolved in real life. For example, it could be about a legal case where justice was served after a long struggle (the 'fix' being the achievement of justice). Or it could be about a historical event where a mistake was rectified. If it's a story in the context of a sports team, it could be about how they overcame a slump or some internal issues (the 'fix' in this case). Without more details, we can only guess the general nature of what it could be about.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many 'war fix graphic novels' out there. It might be about a war and some kind of fix or solution within that war context, perhaps related to resolving a conflict, saving lives or changing the course of the war as presented in a graphic novel format.