maskormenacelogs | pass the sweet n' sour sauce we're havin' chicken chow fun

WHO: Miles Edgeworth

missleadingquestions, but you can have your character pop in to bug the hell out of them, too.
WHERE: Heropa 038, various chinese food places and McDo because why the frick not
WHEN: ~~Takesgiving~~ Thanksgiving
WHAT: Maya and Edgeworth have an interesting take on this thanksgiving, and that involves buying enough take-out to feed a small army and consuming it all by themselves on the couch while watching sentai shows in the dark. Also, running in with Ken and Kaneda at a mcdonalds.
WARNINGS: This is probably gonna get REAL DUMB REAL FAST

[Look.

Kurain wasn't big on Thanksgiving .There was really no reason for them to be. But Maya Fey isn't going to turn down a holiday about food, even if it means doing it in their own special way.

"Their", you ask?

Why, of course she's not going to leave Edgeworth out of the festivities. In fact, they'd discussed this. They'd planned it. They'd planned it, and Edgeworth had forgotten the pies. All these and more shenanigans are why if you pass by Heropa 038 on thanksgiving and want to stop in and say hello, they can find Maya and Edgeworth on the couch eating enough chinese food and McDonald's pies to feed a whole army. (Sorry, Clara, if you wanted to use the couch today. At least you can probably mooch chinese food off them.)

In addition to that, it would appear they're watching a marathon of Sentai shows and other such animes/live action hits.

Yeah.

Happy Takesgiving, everyone.]

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[Edgeworth's not interested in doing anything for Thanksgiving, really. He doesn't feel like going out, and he doesn't feel like cooking anything, either. Not that he has the opportunity; without Kay or Franziska, his holiday obligatons have ceased. It feels odd not doing anything, though, so in honor of their unofficial truce, Maya and Edgeworth have a different feast planned. All that has to be done is pick it up and head back home.

Once they're both ready, that is.

Most of what passes for casual clothing for Edgeworth is either dirty or mismatched, and he finally trudges out into the living room, dressed in some teal and pink t-shirt he got free from a diner, the only pair of jeans he owns, and some awful pink blazer that, at the time he bought it, seemed quite fashionable. Now it only seems warm. He looks around for his housemate, and, not seeing her, he clears his throat.]

Maya?

[Edgeworth stands in line and huffs to himself, and taps his foot against the floor as he waits. This is the last place on earth he wants to be right now. However, he does not have a choice. For something awful, terrible, and downright tragic happened earlier this week.

He forgot the pies.

It wasn't his fault! He has a lot on his plate! But apparently, to some people, it isn't a holiday without dessert. Going to the grocery store was unthinkable, at this point, and this fast food place was conveniently on the way home. So here he is, on a Thursday afternoon, standing with a girl in pajama pants while he waits for the crowd of people to budge. Ugh. How many people need hamburgers and french fries on Thanksgiving, anyway?! He scowls and looks around, looking for any sort of distraction he can muster.]

[And the duo is finally home and sprawled out on the couch. The coffee table has been taken over by a hoard of Chinese takeout boxes and cheap McDonalds pies, the disgusting bismuth blazer has been banished to the closet, and they have a stack of dvds waiting to be watched. This includes samplings from:

*The Cosmic Task Force franchise! Are you familiar with Power Rangers? Are you familiar with the Green Lantern corps? Well, if you mix those two together, that's pretty much what you get. It's rather generic and easily skippable, but it provides a good set up for...

*Cosmic Task Force Z. The more popular sequel series, it provides action, adventure, and exciting plot twists! Or as exciting as you can get in a show aimed at children ages 7 to 12

*Cosmic Task Force: Ranger Alpha, a spinoff about an elite space ranger who takes down criminals too dastardly for regular task force members. He can fly and breathe in space, so you know he's up to the task.

*Cosmic Task Force: Cutie Crisis!, a buddy cop show about a young female cop from earth pairing up with a mature alien partner, and learns both self confidence and how to track down crooks on an intergalactic scale.

*Bunny Warrior Lunamae, a classic magical girl cartoon about a reincarnated warrior princess from THE MOON, searching for love, allies, and the strength she needs to defend her planet. It's valuable research material! And also the source of Maya's infamous fleecy pants. Enjoy.

If your character decides to drop by, they may catch any of these totally mature shows. And maybe get some noodles for their efforts. All you have to do is ring the bell and take a seat on the couch]

"Who needs arms when you have legs like THIS?" [Edgeworth and Maya]

McFreakin' losing it [Ken and Kaneda]

"I hate shows that don't have songs" [OPEN]