The 90's Kid [A Cozy-Comedy Time Travel Adventure]

Also Check Out Another 90's Kid! Jace couldn’t believe it. It was a summer morning in 2020 like any other, and the next thing he knew, his uncle Wes had taken him through a time portal that somehow existed inside his kitchen pantry door, all the way back to 1995! Wes claims he didn’t create the thing, but that didn’t stop him from using it a second time following a first visit to his beloved past. No smart phones, no social media, the rise of the internet and more TV shows and video game mascots than anyone can count… Not to mention that the guy’s obviously planning to spy on his younger self and his childhood friends again, the weirdo! Maybe it wouldn’t be so bad if they were just eating pizza and seeing movies alone on their “long weekend temporal getaway,” but both of them quickly start suspecting that they're being followed. Creepy eyes popping out of time portals, cryptic warnings to go home, a local spy girl who is way too curious, a stalking ninja who can appear anywhere, and maybe even time cops keep trying to ruin Wes’ plans to plant Jace into his old friend circle to “give himself a better future.” Ah, well. The guy seems to think his 90s childhood was one big Saturday morning cartoon, so maybe it’ll all be okay and end with a nice little lesson. Someone who provides unlimited fast food and encourages arcade visits and TV-watching can’t be all bad. Maybe. The big question is, what’s lurking under the local amusement park? Check this out for much more spoiler-free info! Created as a Valice.net project, The 90's Kid is a mostly light-hearted story designed to transport the reader to the 1990s, whether or not they lived through the decade, but anyone with a childhood can enjoy the adventure. The movies and side stories increase the scope even further. Contains mild, occasional profanity and a few scary moments. Note that The 90's Kid uses a slightly bigger text size than usual. This is to more closely preserve the original formatting. It is also imagined and written as an animated series. Try visualizing it like you would a cartoon! Want to jump in and read something faster-paced? The movie-novellas are fairly accessible without knowing the main series first. Website: 90skidstory.com Art talk: royalroad.com/forums/thread/155692 Cast: https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/122973/chapter/3567558 Map of Royal Valley for Tourists and Locals Alike: https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/chapter/3563071 First draft of third movie done! Set for a November release.  More details and features: 🌐 On the website, you can read the chapters in a flippable format if you prefer. Also included are curated playlists, a cast page, and a lot more. 🖥  No AI usage. Wes would hate that.🧓👦 Lots of jaded nephew and tired uncle buddy-comedy style bonding.🍕 A huge cast of fun characters and plenty of banter and hanging out like the kind you had with childhood friends.👾 A magical realistic take on childhood written and imagined like 1990s cartoons. Think Hey Arnold!, Recess, or Rugrats. But then we go way beyond the playground and explore a wider world.🤜🤛 A focus on self-improvement and relationships. If you find someone hard to tolerate, they'll probably end up redeeming themselves in time.⏳ Time travel shenanigans begin to pick up as the series goes on. A moderate bit of timeline manipulation and fixing mistakes.👮 All this time travel isn't going unwatched or unpunished. The TMB, a regulatory department in the 29th century, has taken note of local anomalies and is undertaking an investigation in the background.🎨 Every chapter has original, non-AI artwork!📺 Chapters in the main series (not the follow-up movie-sized novellas) have retro commercial breaks!🏞 Detailed locations like the school, houses, arcades, a mall, summer camp, and more. Explore with our gang as they grow up in the city of Royal Valley, and the peaceful sprawling neighborhood of Desert Tree, where they have water and laser gun battles. The coolest place of all, revisited often, is King Arcade, the video game amusement park!9️⃣0️⃣ Didn't grow up in the 80s or 90s? No problem. Don't feel intimidated. There's plenty of descriptions for things you may know nothing about.🕰 We meet the adult versions of most of the main kids, if you're into time skip stuff to see how people turn out. 🛰 Read the story long enough, and you'll get to visit a cool sci-fi futuristic city, and even space!📏  Every chapter is the same size, so you know what to expect. But something new happens in every new chapter, so you also don't know what to expect, or where we're going today. Lots of fun surprises!