What is the connection between NCIS New Orleans and Appolyon?

I reckon it could be that a cartoon artist was inspired by the idea of snowballs in New Orleans and incorporated it into their work. Or there could be a mascot or a recurring element in a cartoon that's related to New Orleans and snowballs.

Not much directly. Maybe there's a special episode set in New Orleans or a reference, but it's not a core part of the cartoon's usual storylines.

Well, it could be that a particular comic series or character is associated with the culture or history of New Orleans. Or perhaps there's a comic store or creator based there with a focus on ocn-themed comics. But that's just speculation without more details.

Hannah's story on NCIS New Orleans involves her dealing with complex cases and personal challenges while working with the team.

I'm not really sure. Maybe it's some kind of funny or creative concept in a specific cartoon, but without more context, it's hard to say exactly.

I'm not sure there's a direct connection. Maybe she visited there or has some business related to it.

A lesser - known but really well - written one is 'Uniting for a Common Cause'. This fanfiction focuses on a cyber - crime case that spans across the jurisdictions of both NCIS and NCIS New Orleans. The way the author weaves the technical aspects of the case with the character interactions is quite engaging.

Christopher's story in NCIS New Orleans involves some complex cases and personal challenges. It's quite engaging.

Some of the good NCIS New Orleans fanfiction are the ones that involve crossovers. Imagine a story where the NCIS New Orleans team teams up with another well - known crime - solving unit from a different show. It could bring in new elements and fresh perspectives. Also, fanfictions that deal with how the characters handle personal losses during their work are quite engaging.

One common theme is the integration of the OC into the existing team. It could be about how the OC overcomes initial resistance or skepticism from the team members. For instance, the OC might be a transfer from another agency and has to prove themselves.