Re: 「sotano 」 - 300 pages partyyyy??
Posted: Aug 8th, '15, 12:14
@Lacrimosa: Sorry I poofed --I wanted to finish digging before I had to leave and ran out of time. *facepalm*
Yeah... I hope they both end up all right in the series. Especially Killua. XD
Aha, I don't even know what I love as much as Oofuri. *facepalm* I mean, geez, that series could pull me out of a depression, I'm sure, and I can't help grinning like an idiot every time I watch it. It's just that the characters are so relatable and likable, you feel likes...kinda like a proud parent. Every time someone grows, you're happy for them, and every time they act like an idiot, you want to slap them upside the head. Or laugh. Or both.
...I really like Oofuri. ._.
Uhh... but other things I also like very much... I like Megan Whalen Turner's "Thief" series, which is my favorite series. It starts out slow, but the books that come out get better and better. What I like about the series is the main character --he's awfully witty [and mouthy to boot], but I also like the fact that the author doesn't let him get away with it [the way a lot of main characters sometimes seem immune to punishment or responsibilities for their actions or injustices --Gen doesn't have that luxury]. It makes the book seem more...fair. Realistic. Legit. It's also one of the few books that not only keeps me on my toes, but actually yank me around with its plot-twists. I frickin' love it.
I also like [Lackadaisy] a lot; I'm not generally into anthro stuff, but this is some siiick art. I mean, it starts out good, but if you look at the recent pages --the fluidity and individuality of the characters, the subtle body language and the layers of shading and detail... good grief, I'm blown away.
And although I disliked Korra to the point that I tried and abandoned it twice , I really enjoyed Avatar: the Last Airbender. Predictably, Zuko was my favorite character. *facepalm* It wasn't the fact that he was "cool", so much as it was that he was a dork and trying not to be [as opposed to Sokka, who I also like, and who has pretty much accepted his status as the funny guy]. I also liked the depth of Zuko's character and development; I read a couple good discussions about it, and kinda enjoyed what I gleaned from that, despite entering the fandom after it was over .
Good grief, I hate sleep paralysis. I don't get it often, and I don't want to.
I don't often dream about celebrities, though, that's the odd thing. I'm not even really into celebrities, except for that one and a half years I was obsessed with BBC's Sherlock.
@Tora: My brother's currently watching Inu Yasha on Netflix as well, aha.
@Cyclone: Yo!
Yeah... I hope they both end up all right in the series. Especially Killua. XD
Aha, I don't even know what I love as much as Oofuri. *facepalm* I mean, geez, that series could pull me out of a depression, I'm sure, and I can't help grinning like an idiot every time I watch it. It's just that the characters are so relatable and likable, you feel likes...kinda like a proud parent. Every time someone grows, you're happy for them, and every time they act like an idiot, you want to slap them upside the head. Or laugh. Or both.
...I really like Oofuri. ._.
Uhh... but other things I also like very much... I like Megan Whalen Turner's "Thief" series, which is my favorite series. It starts out slow, but the books that come out get better and better. What I like about the series is the main character --he's awfully witty [and mouthy to boot], but I also like the fact that the author doesn't let him get away with it [the way a lot of main characters sometimes seem immune to punishment or responsibilities for their actions or injustices --Gen doesn't have that luxury]. It makes the book seem more...fair. Realistic. Legit. It's also one of the few books that not only keeps me on my toes, but actually yank me around with its plot-twists. I frickin' love it.
I also like [Lackadaisy] a lot; I'm not generally into anthro stuff, but this is some siiick art. I mean, it starts out good, but if you look at the recent pages --the fluidity and individuality of the characters, the subtle body language and the layers of shading and detail... good grief, I'm blown away.
And although I disliked Korra to the point that I tried and abandoned it twice , I really enjoyed Avatar: the Last Airbender. Predictably, Zuko was my favorite character. *facepalm* It wasn't the fact that he was "cool", so much as it was that he was a dork and trying not to be [as opposed to Sokka, who I also like, and who has pretty much accepted his status as the funny guy]. I also liked the depth of Zuko's character and development; I read a couple good discussions about it, and kinda enjoyed what I gleaned from that, despite entering the fandom after it was over .
Good grief, I hate sleep paralysis. I don't get it often, and I don't want to.
I don't often dream about celebrities, though, that's the odd thing. I'm not even really into celebrities, except for that one and a half years I was obsessed with BBC's Sherlock.
@Tora: My brother's currently watching Inu Yasha on Netflix as well, aha.
@Cyclone: Yo!
thank you cute boss. not as cute as you boss. XD