I should also add some typical Farm Taxes elements, like the Tax Man, the over-the-top voice acting, and the ridiculous scenarios. Maybe Eren is trying to get a new plot of land but the tax system is corrupt, or they have to grow crops to power their Titan-fighting machinery. The Tax Man could be an antagonist who's collecting taxes even during the crisis.
"Ah, young Eren! You’ve yet to file your Titan-derived crop taxes. Did you think you could farm without paying tribute to the Treasury of the Wall?!"
I need to include key characters from both universes: Eren, Levi, maybe Armin and Mikasa. The hforgods style often includes over-the-top scenarios and humor, so I should incorporate that. Perhaps a parody of the Tax Man character in Farm Taxes could be a villain, or maybe the government is demanding farm taxes while they're fighting Titans, which adds to the conflict.
Farmer Joe’s mysterious merchant cart pulls up to a new city. The screen reads: "Stay tuned: Farm Taxes: Attack on Titan: Part 3 — The Debt Collectors and the Scared Sheep." The end. (For now.)
"Perhaps… we may negotiate . A new tax code, wherein farming is… 90% of the solution?"
The user wants a complete story, so I need to build a narrative that combines elements from both. The first part was already mentioned in the query, so part 2 would follow up on that. Since the original Farm Taxes is a comedy, the story should maintain a humorous tone, possibly with absurd or funny scenarios mixing the characters and settings from both universes.
"We’re in a war . You expect us to fill out 1040-E forms now?!"
I should start by recalling the previous part's plot to ensure continuity. If part 1 introduced characters from Attack on Titan in the Farm Taxes world, part 2 should expand on their adventures. Maybe Eren joining the Farm Corps to fight the Titans who've taken over the fields. There could be comedic elements, like using farming tools for battle or dealing with bureaucratic issues related to "farming" in a post-apocalyptic setting.
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I should also add some typical Farm Taxes elements, like the Tax Man, the over-the-top voice acting, and the ridiculous scenarios. Maybe Eren is trying to get a new plot of land but the tax system is corrupt, or they have to grow crops to power their Titan-fighting machinery. The Tax Man could be an antagonist who's collecting taxes even during the crisis.
"Ah, young Eren! You’ve yet to file your Titan-derived crop taxes. Did you think you could farm without paying tribute to the Treasury of the Wall?!"
I need to include key characters from both universes: Eren, Levi, maybe Armin and Mikasa. The hforgods style often includes over-the-top scenarios and humor, so I should incorporate that. Perhaps a parody of the Tax Man character in Farm Taxes could be a villain, or maybe the government is demanding farm taxes while they're fighting Titans, which adds to the conflict.
Farmer Joe’s mysterious merchant cart pulls up to a new city. The screen reads: "Stay tuned: Farm Taxes: Attack on Titan: Part 3 — The Debt Collectors and the Scared Sheep." The end. (For now.)
"Perhaps… we may negotiate . A new tax code, wherein farming is… 90% of the solution?"
The user wants a complete story, so I need to build a narrative that combines elements from both. The first part was already mentioned in the query, so part 2 would follow up on that. Since the original Farm Taxes is a comedy, the story should maintain a humorous tone, possibly with absurd or funny scenarios mixing the characters and settings from both universes.
"We’re in a war . You expect us to fill out 1040-E forms now?!"
I should start by recalling the previous part's plot to ensure continuity. If part 1 introduced characters from Attack on Titan in the Farm Taxes world, part 2 should expand on their adventures. Maybe Eren joining the Farm Corps to fight the Titans who've taken over the fields. There could be comedic elements, like using farming tools for battle or dealing with bureaucratic issues related to "farming" in a post-apocalyptic setting.
