Stories by @eyricelovely

Jennifer (80s Adult Cast)

Jennifer seeks revenge on the snobbish girls in her school who harass her because of her poor background. She uses her skill to control snakes against her enemies.

Carey 1998 (Carrie 1998 Genderswap)

Carey White, an awkward teenager protected by fanatical father, becomes the butt of all jokes in school. When the pranks of his classmates go out of hand, he unleashes his telekinetic powers.

Spy High

Holly Baker, a brilliant girl and daughter of a late popular spy, learns the truth that Tracie, a popular girl, has stolen the Pink Diamond from the spy school. Holly and her friends must find the thief and bring back the Pink Diamond, if Tracie isn't the thief.

Sleepaway Camp if fictional characters made it

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My Super Psycho Sweet 16 (70s Genderswap)

Spoiled Mason Penrose convinces his parents to re-open the Rollerdome for his sixteenth birthday despire the fact that a series of brutal murders took place there.

Which Actress Should've Played Tracie in Different Decades

Which Actress Should've Played Tracie from Mermaid Magic in Different Decades?

90s Actors Genderswap

What if '90s actors and actresses were recasted as genderswap '90s actors and actresses?

80's Actor Genderswapped

What if '80s actors and actresses were recasted as 80's Genderswap actors and actresses?

Sex Education (80s Genderswap)

It fellows the lives of the student, staff, and parents of the fictional Moordale Secondary School as they contend with various personal dilemmas, often related to sexual intimacy.

Keeper of the Lost Cities (80s Live Action)

Twelve-year-old Sophie Foster has a secret. She's a Telepath—someone who hears the thoughts of everyone around her. It's a talent she's never known how to explain. Everything changes the day she meets Fitz, a mysterious boy who appears out of nowhere and also reads minds.

Character John Cho should have played Genderswap in the 1990s

Character John Cho should have played Genderswap in the 1990s

Character Rishi Kapoor should have played Genderswap in the 1970s

Character Rishi Kapoor should have played Genderswap in the 1970s

Skandar and the Unicorn Thief (80s Live Action)

In an alternate modern world, unicorns exist on the Island. Skandar Smith has always dreamed of being a unicorn rider, but when a mysterious villain by the name of the Weaver appears to steal the unicorns of bonded riders, it's up to Skandar to save the day.

Totally Killer (80s Genderswap)

Thirty-five years after the shocking murders of three teens, an infamous killer returns on Halloween night to claim a fourth victim. When 17-year-old Jamie comes face-to-face with the masked maniac, he accidentally time-travels back to 1987. Forced to navigate the unfamiliar culture, Jamie teams up with his teenage father to take down the psycho once and for all.

Disventure Camp as 13 Reasons Why Characters

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The Dork Diaries (80s Genderswap Live Action)

Self-professed dork Nick Maxwell chronicles his life as the new boy at Westchester Country Day School. Most of Nick's diary entries focus on his embarrassing family trials and run-ins with exaggeratedly mean king bee Mack.

Tarot (80's)

Friends unwittingly unleash an unspeakable evil trapped within a cursed deck of tarot cards. One by one, they come face to face with fate, racing against death to escape the future foretold in their readings.

Jem and the Holograms (90s Live Action Genderswap)

These truly, truly, truly outrageous adventures of a music company owner who uses a holographic computer to live a secret life as a rock star originally aired from 1985-88, but are fondly remembered by those who grew up during the series' initial run. Jeremy Benton runs Starlight Music, but he's also the pink-haired lead singer of Jem and the Holograms, a pop-music boy group with really big dos and funky fashions that only the 1980s could dream up.

Fictional Characters' Favorite Movies of 2004 Headcanon

Fictional Characters' Favorite Movies of 2004 Headcanon

Characters Meiko Kaji should have played in the 1970s

Characters Meiko Kaji should have played in the 1970s