HitokiriTaijiya

I'm having the same problem as well. Would you be so kind as to attach my accounts as well? The user name for both is HitokiriTaijiya. I would be very grateful. Thank you!

My favorite assasin is of course Hitokiri Battousai. I also like Gaara, Haku and Uchiha Itachi from Naruto. On Inuyasha, I like Sessh. On YYH, I like Hiei and Kurama, who are also my favorite characters overall in that story.

Inuyasha interested me right from the start (flame me if you want, I don't care). I loved the idea of a girl time travelling back to medieval Japan and all those cool youkai! It's still a perennial favorite of mine.

Reflection isn't the true ending of the series. The manga's ending was never animated, thus leaving the series open. There is in fact, an ending episode to the anime that's never been seen in America. It's called the Memorial episode and is episode 97. It is a more fitting ending than Reflection because the spirit of the episode is in keeping with the manga.

I love Kenshin and Sano too! They're hilarious together. I love the Jinchuu Arc in the manga. So much better than the watered-down version in that OVA. Awesome!

Yeah, I thoght it might be something along those lines. It's just so distracting though. Oh well...

It won't die. No TV genre completely dies. It'll just change with the times. Probably in 20 or so years, you won't hear mention of Inuyasha, Rurouni Kenshin, Yugiou, etc. There will be new animes in their place. They may be better. They may be worse, but people will watch them and enjoy them. In the meantime, we old fuddy duddies can download our favorites or collect them on whatever digital media is available by then.

In the manga, Kenshin says "de gozaro yo" (it is) at the end of a lot of sentences. That's where the "that it is", "that they are", etc. stuff comes from. I like Richard Hayworth. I think he did a fine job as Kenshin's voice actor (better than a woman. What the hell were they thinking?). I also love Lex Lang as Sano. He really hit the character on the head for me. The voices I really couldn't stand were the ones that sounded like they were from the south, Tae and Sae and Chou the Sword Hunter. Hello. This is Japan, not Texas folks!