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Light model? I really have missed stuff.
Where I live, we were kind of lacking when it came to anime in TV unless you had cable. Don't think I ever caught DBZ from TV.

Didn't find out about Cowboy Bebop until I was 14 or something. Also, everyone should definitely watch it 'cause it's so damn stylish and Steve Blum. I don't care if you don't like anime. Just watch episode 20 and you will understand!

Madoka Magica was pretty good. That's one of the more recent anime's I've seen. Deconstructions are the best.
Well, now you know how I felt when people were talking about Green Lanterns and Red Lanterns and stuff. "What is this? I see words but I don't know what they mean!"

And someone mentioned The Stanley Parable and I missed it!
Archmage MC said
Its classic super over the top, yet tame, Fist of the North Star anime. Its a very classic anime thats known as a main anime staple alongside One Piece, Fullmetal Alchemist, and the like. Lots of explosions and fast motion with some comedy thrown in. Though DBZ has lots and lots of filler, Kai removes most of that, but there is some filler from DBZ that is pretty decent

What sets it apart from other fist of the north star animes is that it has decent writing and isn't pretentious, it just tells a story, and a decent one at that of a boy growing up (Dragon ball) A father and son, as well as a villain having a face heel turn and learning what it means to have a family. (DBZ)


When ya put it like that, I suppose I should watch it. I just can't get over the art style. Trust me, I know that sounds shallow, but I just can't help it. Ends up being really annoying sometimes, 'cause everyone tells you that it's fun/good, but you just can't watch it 'cause it just looks wrong for you.

My favorite anime's Cowboy Bebop. 'S a real cliche answer but that's just something I can watch over and over. It's the only anime I've watched more than once. I loved Madoka Magica too. I wish I had the will to watch more anime these days... *rambles*
Uu, I wrote the 100th post. Such a pretty number~

Will you people hate me if I said that I never cared for those Dragon Ball... things? I just never got the appeal. Maybe someone can explain it for me?
Being called the main operative felt good. It sounded cool and important and it meant for a great start with the League. Big role right in the beginning, how nice! Pretty frigging terrifying too, Shifter realized after stepping through the portal.

She swallowed the small implant with a cringe all the while listening to Killshade and doing her best to ignore her nerves. Was he just making sure that he'd understood everything, or was he feeling nervous as well? Shifter wasn't sure if she wanted to know. The small explosives were quickly hidden inside her left arm under skin and muscle. The only visible sign of the unusual hiding place was a slightly protruding sliver of skin, and that too was quickly hidden by her outfit. Shifter was pretty sure she'd put pressure out a few of her nerves with the hiding trick. The arm would be useless soon.

”Yeah yeah, that's right,” the shapeshifter replied to Killshade, hurrying towards the restaurant. ”Come on, man. The citizens of this beloved city need their heroes!” she continued, last sentence said with gusto. Casually Shifter transformed again, the pathetic looking man giving way to a cute, confident looking woman. Was she trying to drown out her worry with played up eagerness? Was the confident smirk utterly fake? Yes, but no-one else needed to know that. In fact, she was starting to believe that she wasn't scared at all!

Sometimes, lying to yourself was the best thing to do.
So uh... that was some fascinating text, indeed it was!

How 'bout that weather? It's been real nice and warm, here.

EDIT: If I may add a word or two to a conversation that has already been finished, being elaborate is all good, but I personally find it best to concentrate on the things in front of me in order to save stuff up. I've found that if I put too many opinions into a single post, I'm bound to repeat them later again and again and that's just tiring.
I'm not a good writer though. I don't read any tutorials on writing or anything, I just RP 'cause it's fun. Probably shows from my posts, though.

Should I just go and read all the long posts or is that completely unnecessary? 'Cause I'm kind of curious about these issues that "threatened the overall RP."
Finding the atrium had been surprisingly difficult, but Petya had made it in time, blending in with the group of recruits. Killshade was already here, and she sent a grin and a short wave towards him, not really caring if the other noticed. She was behind him, after all. He had no chance of noticing her.

”Shifter volunteering or whatever!” the shapeshifter raised her hands in the air, pushing through a few other recruits in order to be seen better. There were already quite a few people willing to join in, and a lot of them seemed to know what they were doing. Killshade had spoken of multiple stealth missions, the fish guy just seemed like he knew what he was doing and the weird... blue energy creature riddled his speech with odd words, enough so that Petya just had to believe that he knew what he was talking about. Magic was something the she would never understand.

Still, Petya did have her own tricks, and she was undeniably confident in them. ”I don't look dangerous! I can even look pathetic, if you want me to,” she continued without pause, seeing her chance. She sent Pariah a grin, all the letting her body change, stretching and shrinking as the androgynous face and body disappeared. A wide eyed, pitiful looking man took it's place instead. The slow change was more for show than nothing else. Nothing impressed people more than a slow transformation. You could see all the nasty details, after all.
”Is this too much? I think this might be too much,” Shifter finished, her voice now squeaky but undeniably masculine.
I'm still working on my villains. Thankfully, I don't think I'm in a huge hurry.
Extensive body modifications? Petya held back a cringe. That sounded unnecessary. Creepy was another a good word for this. Her powers were (probably) an accident, with no real purpose until she gave them one. Her newest friend? It was obvious what his abilities were meant for, and it had nothing to do with helping old ladies cross the street.

Petya let out a laugh and a clap of excitement when Quentin showed off his abilities, easily hiding her discomfort. Was it just his feet that could do that, or were his fingers just as fast? The thief could think of a worthwhile use for such quick fingers, though considering who the man had allied himself with, it was unlikely that the man would approve. Then again, she was part of the League too and was more than willing to get her hands dirty. Before she could truly ask any questions though, the siren rang through the Hall, Killshade running off to do his duty. ”I'll see you on the field!” the shapeshifter yelled after the man, letting out a huff of laughter before taking her leave as well. Now, they probably wouldn't notice it if she didn't come along, but she was curious. Excited, even. Yup, definitely excited. This was actually kind of cool!

Discarding her clothing as the Shifter's costume grew on her, the hero walked the hallways with a spring in her step. For a moment, she lamented the fact that she couldn't do much about the boring dark brown of her suit. Compared to all those bright colors of her fellow heroes, she must have looked like the blandest thing in the world, especially if she was standing right next to them. Of course there was still the matter of finding the atrium first. Shifter just hoped that she would reach it before she was left behind.
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