>>2419
>I meant to post this last night but just after I replied to you the /end/ went down again. This is one of the side things that has arisen.
yeah, one of the shitposting stories you would have in mind for a short while and wanted to have some random fun. You did well because this is like I said before, the closest thread we have used for cheap shitposting and comical spontaneous answers.

>While this is clearly a joke I have been messing around with the idea of using gifs for a medium for an actual story.
not a bad idea in theory. I mean, you saw that I was innovating and you said: hey let´s try this because why not? It feels kind of weird to read them and it´s much harder to make it great. It´s way more ambitious than using multicolored text because you have to use just commands from the site. However, a gif with the purpose of adding a story...it´s hard to nail it.

The most usual pattern for a gif is by using short texts and clear letters so people notice them easily. Yours stands out for the introduction, Twilight won, fighting happened and the end. Those lines enter in your mind easily because they are short and works pretty well for a quick gif. Normally, they have a punchline and as you had to fix, you had to slow it down in order to read the text. Normally, those huge amount of words (relatively speaking) get replaced and rely more on more images and just put very few lines on them, so the visual effects are more effective for the viewer.

Or even the words WOW could occupy an image just to intensify the meme and make it clearer for a punchline.
For example:
>Umbridge appears
WOW!it´s Umbridge!
>hey, I am your student
WOW!