Ka-San

For all you fans of the PS2 version, are any of you going to buy this one when it comes out? I haven't heard a lot about it, but from what I hear, it's going to be very good. You can check it out [url=http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-9f-49-en-70-1bfw.html]here.[/url]

I must say, both [b]Ichino Yangida[/b] from Battle Athletes, and [b]Ururu[/b] from Bleach are both, awesomely badass. Ichino is just an awesome Oosakan chick. Ururu, a little girl, who has a giant gun.

[quote name='Shinmaru']Futurama by ten gazillion miles. It's maybe my favorite television show ever, and it was pretty sad to see Fox treat it like people contracted HIV from watching the show or something. At least there's now the strong possibility of several Futurama straight-to-DVD movies in the works. :)[/quote] Aperantly, they also made a new season. I'm not sure if it's true, but I do anticipate the arrival of the soon to be Simpsons and Futurama movie.

[QUOTE=sakurasuka][size=1] I'd much rather date, love, lose, hang out, and live life to it's fullest while it lasts. You only get to live once. If you spend all your time being fixated on 'The One', then you just might never meet him/her, and you'll miss a bunch of oppourtunities. If you never take chances with guys, 'The One' might just pass you by. [/size][/QUOTE] I do get what you're saying. I don't know, the "Sex-In-The-City" lifestyle never really seemed all that fun to me. I mean, I might have my random relationships here and there, but I've never been a person to jump into a relationship too. I've seen many a breakup due to the person not knowing their current crush, therefore, I'd like to get to know the person too before I jump into a romantic relationship. And also, I follow the rule of waiting until I'm married, so he's gotta understand that too. Which will make it all more harder I think in even finding one.

Cartoon Network was good for that too. I haven't watchedf it in a long itme, but Dexter's Labatory, Jhonny Bravo and the Brak show they used to do every year were all great. That and the Oblongs.

It matters for what anime I'm watching for me to judge that. Like for Naruto, I'd much ratehr read the manga. For anime like Bleach, I enjoy the anime more so. [INDENT][SIZE=1][COLOR=DarkSlateBlue][B]Ka-San[/B] please put more effort into your posts. For example you could have explained why you like the manga for Naruto better and why you prefer the anime of Bleach. Simply listing that you prefer one over the other without an explanation is spam. If you have any questions feel free to pm myself or another member of the staff. ~Aaryanna[/COLOR][/SIZE][/INDENT]

I try to keep an open mind when it comes to guys. I'm 17, and have yet to either kiss a guy, let alone go out with one. There''s a reaosn for that; I would rather be mature enough to handle a relationship with a man that I would want to be long-lasting. I try not to assume all guys are cheating bastards too. I know there are good guys out there, it just takes a while to find them. So if I do get into a relationship, I want it to be long lasting, I don't want to have to go through twenty relationships to find "the one."

"Women are like tea bags, they don't know how strong they are until they get into hot water." [center]-Elenor Rosevelt[/center]

Actually, I still play the Pokemon GBA games also. I?m playing Emerald Version right now and a ROM of Crystal Version also. I had the giant binder with the plastic 9 card sheets and all my cards were organized with the utmost care. It went by Level, the Holographics, then Trainer Cards, and Energies. I don?t have them anymore, but I do miss them. I still know the first Digimon and Pokemon theme song. "CHANGE...INTO DIGITAL CHAMPIONS...."

If it catches my eye I will. Like those cool signature pictures, or if it's something that looks cool, then I usually read it. I mean, most sigs are like 3 lines at most, and how much time does it take to read that?

Usually when I go to an anime store, I look for what they have. If they have posters, figures, and general merchaindice that other stores dont have, then it's a big plus. Two, I look for price. A anime store I used to go to had posters for 2.50, and all kinds of wallets, cards, general stuff for really cheap. If you have things for more "obscure" anime, then that's also good. The anime world doesn't revole around Naruto and Bleach. If you aply at least one of those things, I'm sure that's great. Most anime retailers actually go to Japan or go to a crapload of conventions to get their stuff, so you would have to do that too.

Are there any TV shows you thought were genius but then they got canceled? FOX honestly was especially good for canceling good shows. My personal top two were [b]Wonderfalls[/b] and [b]Arrested Development.[/b] Wonderfalls lasted a good four episodes before they kicled the bucket, and I don't need to remind anyone about AD.

Besides some Japanese and some little things like about Japanese Culture, not much. In Samurai Champloo, they give you a history of what the plot of the episode is usually about. And in Sailor Moon, the whole thing was actually based on Japan at that time, so that got me to get the book "Warriors Of Legend," and I learned about the culture and such through that. Also, just an apreciation for other cultures and such have come through me thanks to anime. Now, instead of hating it, all I do is listen to Japanese music.

I live by a personal quote of mine: "Be mature when you need to, be a kid the rest of the time."

If most of you are like me, you started out watching the classics like Sailor Moon, Tenchi Muyo, Dragonball Z, whatever. But what are some of your more favorite anime, that came out either in the 90's and before? For me, it has to be both Battle Athletes Victory (Or the OVA), and Gigantor. You can't get any more classic with the Giant Robot genra than Gigantor.