AzuDaniel Draboh

AzuDaniel Draboh is a series of (mostly) oneshots written by Daniel, usually to share his feelings on various subjects. The series began as Yomi's Virtual Haircut, then changed on September 11 to AzuDrabble: The Daniel Benfield Collection and again on September 15 to its current title.

Seven chapters were published in 2008, but were taken down in the aftermath of Azumanga Who 's removal on March 9, 2009. The original production code, "ADD", was changed in early 2011 to avoid any connections with Attention Deficit Disorder.

In September 2011, the story was placed into DBE Unbound: Series 5.

One: Yomi's Virtual Haircut (9/7/08)
Yomi, Tomo, and Koyomiko visit a "Virtual Haircut" attraction. Yomi gets inside, and meets Daniel and Hannah Benfield. After the "ride" finishes, Yomi discovers Tomo actually cut and shaved her head...to which she chases Tomo through the mall.

This chapter was rewritten and expanded, then uploaded to DeviantART as a standalone (production code "YMH-REV") on May 24, 2009; the most noticeable change is an epilogue going into the origins of the machine.

On May 31, the original script was reposted on DA ("YMH-ORI").

Two: Moving Day (9/11/08)
Daniel and his original characters move from ScribbleWiki to the second-generation AzuSanity Wiki.

Three: The Tube of Boobs (9/15/08)
The gang parodies various TV shows and commercials. Among the notable parodies are Rebekah and Sarah Benfield in Star Wars Episode IV, and Osaka in Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Four/Five: Daniel Rooney (10/4/08)
A two-parter where Daniel, parodying Andy Rooney's bit on 60 Minutes, talks about his OCs and other authors with Tomo and Kagura providing snark. Several characters make cameos, and a commercial is shown for Hannah's Tea.

Six: Nanami's Tests? (10/26/08)
In an unknown location, Daniel learns the hard way about Nanami's clairvoyance and other powers.

Seven: Suggestion Box (12/26/08)
Hannah reveals the results of a poll the author held (namely, whether Azumanga Who should be kept as a script). Only one vote falls out (a "Yes"), so she resets the box and leaves.