Okay, I will update soon. Just make sure if you're not going to get your lines in, drop out now. Today. Tomorrow is too late of notice, and the 18th is way, way late so if it's not in by tomorrow, I'm going to assume you're not going to turn them at all, and not include you in the video.
Everything I really want is expensive and some sort of technology. But really, I'd just like Christmas money so I can effectively shop for other people.
> Active on the computer since 1997. > Unhealthily active on the Internet since 2000. I think my mom just didn't bother.
Spoiler Alert; Took a while, but I finally caught up. I like Akise, simply because he's still alive. I also have this love-hate with Yuno. I always fall into this, "She's not that bad, and she loves you!" And then she does something absolutely insane that makes me question life, but eh. It's part of why I'm enjoying the anime so much. Does anyone have any idea how long this series will be?
Don't worry, I hold nothing against you or anymore. And are you sure? I really don't mind letting you reply.
I know this is a megabump, but I'm not going to make a new thread for this, so I apologize. I finished Madoka quite a bit ago and enjoyed it. I never considered dropping it, but that's probably partially due to the fact that it was so short. Although I enjoyed it, I didn't find it to be the best. I can't even accurately call it the best magical girl anime, because I don't venture into that genre much at all. While everyone was raving about it, I felt like that awkward 'nod and smile' chick. I feel this series is extremely overrated. For some reason, it didn't really leave me feeling much of anything at all at the very end of it. It was a good experience (watching it), and was a good way to pass the time but it wasn't godly or anything that I'll look back on and hnnng. The animation was great, but the art style annoyed me. I wish I could say I'm referring to the witches art style, but I'm not. I mean their eyes and their huge faces. It's definitely unique, but it wasn't visually appealing to me. Not enough to make me vomit, but enough for 'ewww' to always be in the back of my mind somewhere during a close up. The music was okay. I have the OST and only one song stands out and the rest are just derpKajiura. Now the plot itself... Warning; Spoilers present. I believe my dislike for some aspects of it is simply due to the fact that this anime wasn't long enough to me. There wasn't enough time to make me feel passionately about anyone or any of the storylines or freaky time ****. Only two things in this serious really made me feel something interiorly; Mami getting her head bitten off. ~ Because in those types of scenes, it's generic and predictable for them to win the fight and everything is fine. But instead, Mami died and it was a very unique and different approach. However, I felt nothing for Mami because for some reason during the entire beginning, I found her suspicious and weird. Second was Kyouko's character. I enjoyed her the most. She's the only character I felt for at all, but her character development (along with everyone else's) was rushed. If the series was longer, I would have absolutely adored her forever. I love how she went from hurrdurr selfish prick to not-so-much. She actually cared, and her 'unlikely friendship' with Sayaka was touching. Her suicide was interesting, if not sad. I didn't really see her doing it, but it wasn't misplaced. Sayaka and Madoka annoyed me. More-so Madoka. I commend Sayaka for using her wish for Kyosuke. But as stated in the actual show, she was so naieve it was sickening. The fact that she did that, but she didn't even confess just made me want to jump off of a building and die. Then she became this 'stoic' crazy mess and no, this didn't make me feel sorry for her. It made me think she was a doormat. Even confessing and being horribly rejected would have given me more respect for her than how she handled it. Hitomi gave her an opportunity and she didn't take it. Her fault, even if it was because she was like, "i r magicall, this r better for himmmz'. Truth is, in my opinion, she should have confessed well before she became a magical girl. It was obvious she had feelings for him, and maybe if she had gathered the courage to do so and be strong and by his side, then when Kyubey came fishing for lolis she would have had a reason so stay grounded and refuse. Maybe this was emphasis that they're young and misguided. Madoka was horribly Mary Sue. My feelings for her did not improve at the end when she went Super!Madoka, either. The whole time she just watched and angst. She could not make up her mind and her conviction was so weak that she was easily distracted by Homura. I felt this way when the Mami death happened. They were apparently frozen in fear, but really? CONTRACT, OR DO SOMETHING. SOMETHING. Of course, being a magical girl wasn't that great a thing at all. It was all misleading and terrible, but there is no doubt in my mind that if I were put into this situation...As soon as Sayaka became a Magical Girl, I would have contracted. If only to attempt to protect and stand by my 'best friend's side. I understand that this is all just supposed to contrast with the end and the freaky time **** where Madoka was a badarse and everything but it was just painful to watch her do nothing. Nothing. Then it was like, "now that everyone's dead, i must do this. /characterdevelopment trollface." Homura was like Madoka's Snape. She seemed like a bad guy at first, which was weird. But she's actually just protecting you, bro, no worries! No, but seriously, I don't know. I didn't care about Homura at all, tbh. No anger, no praise. Just. I don't know. What's the moral here? Gradually going *****-mode and losing your innocence is the only way to protect your friends, but regardless, you'll always be suffering? If not witches, demons? You can change the future, but not really? Morale -2000. What is life? Okay. So ultimately, I'm over-exaggerating a lot of the bad simply because I see no one bringing it to light. The series was good. It was a nice watch. But it was in no way perfect, and it won't be everyone's cup of tea. The series didn't make me sad. I felt sorry for no one. I chalk this up to the series being too short. I think that I would have liked everything better if it were more drawn out and I actually cared a bit about the main cast. Oops. I'd also like to point out that when it comes to anime, games, movies, books, fiction...I think I might be a bit desensitized. I've always been into more graphic, deep, twisted, psychological things. So while a lot of the things brought up had some people in tears, or freaking out, I just...It takes quite a bit to move me when it's fiction unless it's just flat-out intense. I personally didn't find Madoka very intense at all. ^All of that = opinion, not fact.
I received the game after friends at school (this was in eighth) grade told me about it. One of them never played the first game anymore and gave it to me as a random gift. I took it home with me and set it up on my PS3 (oh, backwards compatibility...). When my dad asked me who had given me the game, I let him know it was one of my male friends from school. Being the overprotective, crazy dad that he is, he gave me some awful advice about not taking anything from male friends because they'll use it against me and rape me someday or something. ...After that, my dad bought it for me himself and the journey began.
wat. Why did you change it? They're all named Link. I genuinely don't understand what to name him then, if not something original. ;__;
You're welcome. Also, Fuzzy and I just got done spending 10 minutes discussing how nice a person you are.
Oh, alright. Just letting you know for future reference, what you're looking for me to do is to make the background transparent. c: Working on it,...
Void. Excessively discussing your post count isn't a rule, unsaid or otherwise. Although it's just as annoying.
Spoiler: Condition. Truth or dare to the below? Will do a story one if I have the time and the condition is met. Otherwise, expect it short.
It honestly didn't ruin Vampires and Werewolves for me. But I would be absolutely lying is I said that picking up a teen novel and reading something like, "mysterious boy, interested 'average' girl, boy has a secret, romance and 'adventure' ensues." on the back doesn't make me put the book down and think about Twilight. It's awful and I'm not sure why it happened, but after Breaking Dawn, I actually stopped reading all together for months. I used to be a total bookworm. This was before the movies even came out, or Twilight was 'popular'. As soon as I read Breaking Dawn and got the the point where Spoiler Jacob imprinted on Renesmee , I just lost faith and stopped reading. I actually don't read as much as I used to in general now and it's really sad. I still read, but I miss the days I could pick up a generic teen novel and enjoy it. After the Twilight craze (I actually enjoyed the books up until Breaking Dawn before the hype and the movies), I just unintentionally pick everything apart. I don't know how to explain it properly. It's like enjoying the show Adventure Time because no everything has to be deep and meaningful to be enjoyed, but I can't apply the same thought process to teen literature anymore. I enjoy the selection because it's written simpler than adult novels/fantasy novels, but there's only so many times you can use a certain plot (not themes) because it's just redundant, and somehow the Twilight series was my breaking point in the girl-meets-mysterious-boy-romance department.
You need to show me the challenge first. Also, we're still waiting for the actual contestants. Until they contact me stating that school/finals...
She heard the thunder clap and a shiver shot down her spine. Her mother was calling for a meeting of some sort. She wasn't particularly excited to see what she had to say, especially if it was about that human that had...gotten away earlier; but on the other hand, at least it was something better to do than mope around and daydream--or whatever. She brushed a few loose strands of dark hair from her cheeks and pressed her lips together in thought before turning around to close her open window and prevent more chilling air from flooding her room. Stepping away from her locked window, Evalotte traveled past her night table. Her eyes momentarily glanced at the half eaten plate of red velvet cake with strawberries that sat there, calling for her. She knew better than to disobey her mother or delay heeding to her. Instead of devouring the piece, she scurried out of her bedroom and traveled down the hallway swiftly. Her eyebrows knitted in aggravation, but she shook it off and stopped in her mother's chambers, keeping an eye out for the others that would follow. She nodded in acknowledgement to older woman before. Her nose crinkled as she heard a soft knock at her bedroom door. She groaned lazily but rolled over onto her stomach. The futon-like was stiff beneath her, and the motion caused her bright red cloak to twist around her stomach. She grunted in irritation before pulling herself up to ther knees and rubbing the sleep from her eyes. She tried to let whoever was knocking know she was on her way, but instead of wards leaving her lips, a giant yawn did. This only managed to irritate her more, but she wasn't one to carry around such negative feelings and instead shook her head and placed one kneehigh-sock-covered foot down onto the wood beneath her. She brushed blonde from her eyes and wrapped her fingers around the doorknob. Gracie stood before her. At first, she blinked awkwardly, still trying to rid herself of her grogginess, but then she waved to greet her. It was delayed, but it was better than nothing. Gracie looked a bit off herself, but before she could ask what was wrong, she heard Rosie's voice from the intercom. Mirabelle shook her head and sighed, running a few fingers through her hair before her eyes met Gracie's again. "Sorry about that...We should head down to let Rosie know we're okay. She must be done cooking."
@Maka; I changed it for him. /power abuse. Gonna post when we're back from work.
[spoiler] There you go. It's also in the video description. Pfffft, you sound awesome, always.
What song? D: Also, good! She should be. B|
Thank you for the offer, I appreciate it. I'll let you know.
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