George W. Bush and Larxene Demyx and Sirius Black Xigbar and Light (Death note) Sora and Oprah
I don't think so. First of all, they're fictional characters, and secondly, I have no relationship with them. How do I know that me dying for them would save their life, and wouldn't they think it was random if some stranger died for them? No, I'd probably just find a way to save them without getting myself killed, if at all possible.
I've already found mine. ^_^ -Sweet -Smart/Has a Backbone/Voices his own opinions and isn't a follower -Shy -Uncoordinated XD -Funny -Unique -Quirky -Reasonable -Not whiny -Respectful There are plenty of others but those are the top ones.
I've always wanted to play as Kairi, but I would love to play as Riku too. I chose Terra and Aqua also because they seem like interesting characters. Playing as Roxas...ehh, I could do that anytime I wanted with KH2, Namine wouldn't be that interesting to me, and I'm not sure why I didn't choose Ven. Donald and Goofy aren't exactly very strong on their own, so I'd feel pretty defenseless.
Agreed! I would love for them all to be in your party, and I'm sure Sora would love that too. ^_^ Anyway, I chose Flik. I've always loved A Bug's Life and I think it is such an underrated Pixar movie. Besides, how awesome would it be if Sora, Donald and Goofy were ants?!
Oh man...I didn't know him or anything but RIP Soku. :nono: That's awful. And as for the post above me...that's so tragic, ugh, idiotic car accident! I don't know what to say...
Yeah, that is possible, but maybe he just thought he had the dream again? I'm guessing Roxas assumes he's been living in Twilight Town (really the fake Twilight Town) all his life, even though he's only been living there for a day, because Namine or someone tampered with his memories to make him believe that he has been. Just like Sora and Repliku in CoM, he must have been given false memories of a false past. Also, in the second volume of the manga (it might not be the best source for canon, but I might as well bring it up), it shows Roxas telling Axel about dreams he's been having about a boy with a keyblade who isn't him, so we're led to believe he's been having these dreams before he was defeated by Riku and sent to the data town. Perhaps the dreams are the only thing he remembers from his true past, but the rest of his memories (like being friends with Hayner, Pence, and Olette for so long) are fake.
Whoa..."Erase me"? What could that mean? That's probably what intrigues me most. I wonder where Aqua is in the video? Thanks for putting it up, by the way!
Oh man...the video's been removed for copyright infringement. :( I wish I'd seen it! From everyone's comments, though, it sounds amazing.
Haha, but since a leap year only comes every four years, I think we're supposed to infer it's not a leap year. Anyway, I agree that those days in the data Twilight Town are the remaining days that Roxas spends on the Earth before vanishing (therefore giving Sora half of himself back) and that the other 358 days were spent with the Organization...but I disctinctly remember you spend six days as Roxas in the beginning of KHII. I checked the KH2 cutscene archive on this site just to be sure, and it says six days. Hmmm...maybe you start playing on Roxas' second day in Twilight Town? Is that possible?
Good point! I'd forgotten about that! I was pretty sure it was a form of magic that contributed to the effect different keychains had on the keyblade, and I guess you could consider memories magic, in this game anyway. I mean, if you use the logic of Paladin's theory, Tarzan and Jane from the Deep Jungle would also have the ability to construct "special" keychains, as well as Aladdin, Ariel, Jack Skellington, etc., since you recieve keychains from them as well.
It's a pretty good theory, but during Birth by Sleep, wasn't Kairi four or five years old? How could she possibly construct a keyblade at that age? You could be right about this, but I don't really think Kairi making the keychain and giving it to Sora was of any relevance besides Sora's promise to Kairi to return it. Also, all she did was make the keychain. The way attaching a keychain to the Keyblade and unlocking a new form actually works isn't clear to us players, so for all we know attaching anything to the keyblade could change its appearence and power level. It's possible that Kairi could have consciously or unconsciously used the magic of a Princess of Heart to make a special keychain, but I'm not sure.
Finding my way to Maleficent in Hollow Bastion, THE DRAGON (oh my gosh...bad memories *rocks back and forth in corner*), bouncing those stupid acorns or whatever back into the giant pot in Hundred Acre Wood (the music drove me CRAZY), the Demyx battle, the Xigbar fight. I'll probably think of more.
Even though I do like Sora, I like Roxas as well. I'm not sure what it is about Roxas that so many people find appealing--I'm not a fangirl, but I do enjoy his character. I don't know, he's quiet and pretty troubled, just something people like about a person I'm guessing. He also has such a...hopeless future, if you know what I mean, so people pity him.
I have a pretty strategic battle style--I'm very quick with my hands. I equip the best abilities that will make the battle easier--like the one in the first game where you gain MP just by getting hit. I also use gliding advantageously, like to fly behind someone who's impervious to attacks at the front, and I dodge roll away whenever a powerful attack is about to strike. Also using the strongest keyblade, that kind of thing.
Definitely. I deal with things more maturely now. Last year I was pretty, how you say, prudish? I greeted certain topics (if you know what I mean) with extreme discomfort. That's not the only way I've grown, though. I think I'm less judgemental about people and I'm not as naiive/ignorant.
Oh, I hate how people make judgements or assumptions about someone just because they're a teenager. In fact, I hate it when people are judged by their appearence anyhow. I remember one time last year my friends and I were out somewhere and some of them wanted to go into a store. The rest of us didn't really want to go inside so we waited at the door, and some security guard told us we'd better get away from the door. Apparently he thought we were planning to shoplift or something. And we were fourteen years old. I can only imagine what people will assume about me when my friends and I get older. My friends and I also tend to laugh pretty loud, and people do give us strange looks. However, I think teenagers have been viewed stereotypically for a while, not just during our time.
Axel! He totally knows how to party! (or at least it seems like it). I think Demyx would be fun too, though, and possibly Xigbar.
As a creative writer who has dedicated hours to working on language and structure abilities...I'm shocked by those statistics. I mean, of course I use chatspeak...when I'm texting. I would never use the same grammar or abbreviations (such as lol or omg) in a high school essay or on a test. If you don't want to mix the two up, you only have to use your common sense. It's just laziness. Of course, I can't misspell anything even when I'm texting, but that's probably because I'm such a perfectionist. Oh, and emoticons? Are you kidding? No, today's society isn't exactly helping, and that whole cat caption thing wasn't even close to cute (the alternate spellings for the words were atrocious), but teenagers are smart enough to differentiate between casual chatting and formal written assignments. I agree with the article, but I think the linguistically challenged teens are to blame for sheer laziness.
I don't suppose I would. I mean, my parents divorced six years ago and it really affected me (we're still dealing with it now, actually), but I don't think I would change it because, as others have said, it made me into the person I am today. I believe I'm a much better person than I was when I was five. Before my parents' divorce, I was pretty naiive and I didn't know anything about the difficulties of marriage. I was one of those kids who thought marriage solved everything. Obviously that's untrue, and I think I needed to have my heart broken in order to grow properly, because otherwise I would have all these fake ideas about life. So no, I don't think I would change time.
