I'm going to say Sasuke Uchiha. I like the attacks he uses and his fighting style, and his sharingan makes things rather interesting too.
Gexln sat down now, slumped against the wall as Xepphiras began her rambling. As she spoke, he barely listened. He heard her explanation of why she had asked him and not R, and other than that he knew that she wanted him to help her learn to fight better. He closed his eyes as he tried to think of ways to teach her, very few things coming to mind. The Nobody considered sending her back into the dark corridor, rather than figuring out a way, but that wouldn't get anything done. A sigh escaped his lips, followed by "Fine, I'll teach you". After a few moments of thinking, the Nobody of the Dark still hadn't come up with anything. This was turning out to be much more difficult than he had thought. "If you had to pick one thing that you're worst at in a fight, would you say it is?" he asked, trying to come up with something.
Hyped so much for these. I practically died when I saw the announcement. Yeah they're not going to be completely new regions or anything, but after the heartgold and soulsilver games I want this so bad.
After seeing what they did with the KH 1.5 HD Remix, let me tell you I want this remaster. The very second I have enough money to get it i'm going to have to fight off every urge to get it. I have heard some of the music in it redone, and while they don't have the exact same feel as the originals, they bring a whole new feel to things. Graphically, it looks better. Why wouldn't it? It's a HD Remaster XD but ffx was the first ff game I ever played, and if I had the opportunity to get this and go through it again I would take it without hesitation.
Shame to see that it may not/probably won't be on the 3ds. I didn't buy the first game, but I did play the demo and had I had money at the time would have bought it in a heartbeat. I got to listen to some of the classic songs in final fantasy, while actually having to do something in relation to them. I really, really wish I could have got it, and this second game I am determined to get on the slim possibility that it MIGHT make it to the 3ds. If it's on anything else though, I probably won't. I can't see it being a full on console release and the only handheld I actually have right now is a 3ds.
It was the first dragon quest game i'd ever played, and it opened my eyes to a series that I was missing out on. The soundtrack, which is a big thing for me in gaming, wasn't anything special but the combination of the battle style with the cel shaded graphics just drew me in. It really reminded me of the older rpg games, and while I like how things go now that kind of graphic feel was nice to experience again. Since that game, I have purchased four more dragon quest games and to my delight they've all had that same graphics feel to them. This game was truly spectacular and I am extremely happy I found it :)
My first FF game was FFX, and as much as I liked the turn-based gameplay I much prefer the style of the FFXIII series. The whole real-time strategy aspect is really nicely done, and made it a lot more fun to actually play the game. It kept me on my feet and always having to actually anticipate roughly when the enemy would attack and how long it took them to prepare something, rather than have a bar at the side to tell me when the boss is about to unleash their kickass attack. That being said, I am a fan of the turn-based system in many games, and would like it if from time to time some of the FF games retain that. Wouldn't be too opposed if they didn't though.
Caius' theme in FFXIII-2, without a doubt. It only makes this already badass character so much better. It has a whole feel of badassery to it, while at the same time making me think "this sounds like the kind of guy I don't want to fight..how badly is he going to destroy me?"
Caius Ballad. All. The. Way. Caius has fast become my favourite final fantasy character altogether. His english voice is one of my favourite voice actors, he looks badass as f*** when he's fighting, and seriously his backstory has got to be one of my most liked ones I've ever seen! He's not your typical villain, wanting world domination/eradication of everything for selfish reasons, in a way he's actually one of the good guys, his actions just aren't necessarily "good" most of the time. People can bash on the FFXIII series all they like, but if it weren't for that series Caius wouldn't exist so I for one am thankful that they were made!
Iwantitiwantitiwantitiwantitiwantit I must have this. Heard things about it, seen things about it, GOD DAMNIT JUST GIVE ME IT! It looks and sounds amazing!
YOU sir have just made my day. I don't usually follow these things that much, since most of the time other people talk about most of them anyway, but after seeing some of the titles in this possible line-up, I will be following it just on the off-chance it's accurate!
As a big fan of Sum 41, I was ecstatic when I heard there was a song I hadn't heard. Not sure whether it's particularly old or anything, but "Screaming Bloody Murder" has been going nearly non-stop since I heard it two days ago. The lyrics match so many of the OCs I use in roleplaying, the music itself is one that appeals to my ears, and it shows their style quite well I think. Easily one of my favourite songs by them altogether, but I wouldn't deny it being my favourite song altogether right now either!
This one. It didn't bring up any emotions of sadness, but my god did it get me pumped for that arc of Fairy Tail. This song without fail gets me hyped up and wanting to just move, something that many anime openings and songs in general have failed to do, but that one just does it. The opening itself had me really looking forward to the arc, and is to date the only anime opening that has caused me to go on a massive spree and literally not stop watching those episodes until the opening is no longer being used. Such a great piece...
Caleb Hyles without a doubt. One day, I was just sitting here casually looking on youtube, listening to all these different covers of "Let It Go". I'd only recently seen Frozen so I was hooked on that song. Little did I know that upon stumbling onto Caleb Hyles' version of it, my ears would never hear another version of Let It Go that would make it seem anywhere near as good. The emotion in his voice and the way he projects it just utterly amazed me.
I haven't actually heard that much vocaloid. Mainly Gumi and Rin, and Rin and Len. My favourite of them would have to be Electric Angel though. I can't even pick what specific thing I like about it, it's just such a captivating song. The pace of it, the sound of it itself, something about it keeps me listening to it and I can't think of what thing in particular it is, it dries me nuts. Every song I've heard of Vocaloid so far (there's only about 6 so far so i'm still new to it and have a long way to go) has entertained me, and I may very well become obsessed with it now.
Ever read Ice Station by Matthew Reilly? I did, last year around November. It kickstarted my interest in Matthew Reilly's work, and I've never looked back. Ice Station was such a compelling story, and he made a very interesting lead character. God damn Scarecrow is badass. If anybody ever needs something to read I recommend reading that book, wholeheartedly.
An older book, but still a brilliant one. I recently picked up and read The Contest by Matthew Reilly, and it kept me hooked on it from the moment I picked it up until the moment I finished it, never wanting to stop. The whole plot altogether, with this idea of foreign-world-creatures having a fight for survival on Earth, right under the nose of everbody? I loved it.
Really not a lot of books have changed the way I view the world that much. Maybe a little, but nothing drastic. The ones that have had the most impact on me are many of the ones written from a soldier's perspective in a war. Those ones opened up my eyes to what it was really like, and gave me a much better understanding to how things were, and caused me to hate wars just a little more.
Aside from Fairy Tail, this anime would have to be my favourite. Can't tell you how many times i've sat here listening to the OST for it, something about it just grabs my attention and demands I listen to it. Could be better animation-wise, but I still think it's one of the better ones. Storyline-wise, I absolutely loved the first arc of it, it was pretty damn fantastic, the second arc wasn't bad itself but compared to the first it seemed kinda weak to me, perhaps it was because Asuna was almost made to go from one of the most powerful fighters in the series to suddenly helpless and weak for the entire second arc.
Much as I like the characters from One Piece, I prefer the ones in Fairy Tail more. FT also has a much better soundtrack in my opinion and is hands down my favourite out of those three. Never really got into Bleach so I can't comment on that too much.
